December 29th
Exeter-Milligan played 7-0 Deshler in the first round of the
Holiday tournament losing by a score of 58-47. Heather
Pribyl led Exeter-Milligan with 19 points and 11 rebounds.
Tina Kassik chipped in 11 points.
In the 3rd place game Exeter-Milligan came back with a win
against Cross County 65-55. Leading the T-wolves was Kelsey
Moore with 14 points. Heather Pribyl had 13 points and 13
rebounds. Amber Filipi and Claire White each scored 11
points.
Next game: Home vs Diller/Odell Tuesday January 6Friday, December 19th
Exeter-Milligan got a nice win last Friday as they defeated
McCool Juntion by a score of 55-20. Leading in scoring was
Amber Filipi with 15 points. Heather Pribyl followed with
10 points 8 rebounds and 6 steals. Tina Kassik had 9
points.
Exeter-Milligan's next game is in the Holiday tourney at
Dorchester. They play Monday December 29 at 6:30pm against
Desher in Dorchester.
Wednesday, December 17th
Friend 52 Exeter-Milligan 27
Heather Pribyl led in scoring with 11 points and 13
rebounds.
Kelsey Moore followed with 6 points and 3 steals.
Exeter-Milligan is at Home FRIDAY vs McCool Junction
Friday, December 12th
Exeter-Milligan 48 Hampton 30
Senior Maddy Emshoff led in scoring with 12 points. Kelsey
Moore had 11 points and 3 steals.
Heather Pribyl had 8 steals in the game.
Exeter-Milligan 41 Deshler 47
Tina Kassik led in scoring with 12 points and 8 rebounds.
Claire White had 9 points.
Exeter-Milligan 40 Dorchester 49.
Kelsey Moore and Heather Pribyl led in scoring with 11
points a piece.
Amber Filipi had 10 points. Heather Pribyl had 14
rebounds.
Record 0-2. Next game Home VS Hampton on Friday in Exeter
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Pool Construction Company Arrives
Wednesday saw the start of the arrival of Christensen Construction equipment. The first to arrive was a construction trailer and then the all important porta potty
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Give the Gift of Life at the Bloodmobile in Exeter Monday Afternoon
Drop-ins are welcome at the American Red Cross Bloodmobile on Monday from Noon until 5:30 p.m. Feel free to check in at the desk to see if there is a time available later in the day or if you can donate blood right away. Save a life, GIVE BLOOD!
Friday, December 5, 2008
Did you know Fido and Fluffy need a license?
According to Exeter Village ordinance 6-101 any dog over the age of 4 months has to be licensed within 30 days of ownership. Cats have to be licensed within 4 months of ownership according to 6-113.
The licenses are available at the city office Monday through Thursday from 8 -5 and are just $1.00 for male dogs, spayed female dogs and all cats. Unspayed female dogs cost $3.00 to license. This is an ANNUAL fee. Licenses are due each May 1st and are delinquent June 1st.
Why should I get a license for Fluffy and Fido? Well, they need to have their license on their collar in case they get loose in town. According to ordinance 6-105 "Uncollared dogs found running at large shall be killed or impounded in the Municipal Dog Shelter by the Municpal Police."
So, if your dog or cat doesn't have a collar with a license if caught they can be impounded or killed. If the dog is impounded ordinance 6-106 requires that the owner pay impoundment fee of ten dollars plus licensing within the first 24 hours, after that a reclaiming fee of ten dollars is added on to that. After 72 hours the dog may be destroyed by the Village Police.
In obtaining a dog license owners must present proof of the dogs current rabies shot for the village records.
Here's a great stocking stuffer for Fluffy and Fido, a bright shiny new license from the Exeter Village.
The licenses are available at the city office Monday through Thursday from 8 -5 and are just $1.00 for male dogs, spayed female dogs and all cats. Unspayed female dogs cost $3.00 to license. This is an ANNUAL fee. Licenses are due each May 1st and are delinquent June 1st.
Why should I get a license for Fluffy and Fido? Well, they need to have their license on their collar in case they get loose in town. According to ordinance 6-105 "Uncollared dogs found running at large shall be killed or impounded in the Municipal Dog Shelter by the Municpal Police."
So, if your dog or cat doesn't have a collar with a license if caught they can be impounded or killed. If the dog is impounded ordinance 6-106 requires that the owner pay impoundment fee of ten dollars plus licensing within the first 24 hours, after that a reclaiming fee of ten dollars is added on to that. After 72 hours the dog may be destroyed by the Village Police.
In obtaining a dog license owners must present proof of the dogs current rabies shot for the village records.
Here's a great stocking stuffer for Fluffy and Fido, a bright shiny new license from the Exeter Village.
Monday, December 1, 2008
Demolition Begins!!!!
Check out the Pool Demolition Slideshow for lots of pictures on the demolition that started today. Check daily for more new pictures!
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Exeter Pool Demolition to Start on Monday
The Exeter Pool demolition is scheduled to start on Monday. See the slideshow to the right for pictures of the current demolition on the inside of the bathhouse. Check the Village of Exeter website daily for videos and pictures of the demolition and construction progress.
G.F.W.C. Presents Program on Bullying
Tuesday evening the G.F.W.C. Exeter Woman's Club welcomed Linda Allen, MS, PLMHT, NCC, and a counselor from Louisville, Neb. for a presentation on the topic of bullying at school.
Allen spoke to the large gathering of women representing the Exeter G.F.W.C. Woman’s Club and the Fairmont G.F.W.C. as well as members of the community. She started the discussion with encouraging attendees to define a bully and then asked them to share a few of their thoughts with those sitting around them.
After giving an official definition of bullying Allen described some of the traits of the behavior. She also explored the reasons why kids bully and why adults should care.
Some of the more startling statistics include the future of those who bully. According to Allen, “Studies have found that 60 percent of boys who were bullies in middle school had at least one conviction by age 24 and 40 percent had three or more convictions.”
After describing the health consequences that those bullied often face, Allen explored the topic of cyber bullying. This bullying usually occurs through email, instant messaging, text messages, blogging or chat rooms and is become more and more common. Allen explained that this behavior is very disturbing for two reasons. “Cyber bullying messages and images can be distributed quickly to a very wide audience and children and youth can be anonymous when cyber bullying.”
Allen encouraged parents to keep a close eye on children when using the Internet and continue to monitor Internet usage, as they become teenagers. She encouraged parents not to erase any communication that is threatening but make copies in case they are needed for future action. “This is a whole other ballpark for parents to understand,” said Allen.
Unfortunately Allen has found that bullying “starts early in our classes, I sometimes am using the word bully with Kindergarten parents.”
She emphasized that the reduction of bullying in schools requires a “change in the school climate” and “in norms for behavior.” Respect, trust, optimism and internationality (know why we do the things we do) were what Allen described for the school climate.
As far as norms for behavior she described two solutions, mentoring and consistency in discipline. She encouraged those in attendance to look online at several websites for more information on stopping bullying in our schools and homes.
Exeter-Milligan Players on the All Conference Volleyball Teams
Steph Briske and Claire White - First Team All Conference
Heather Pribyl and Kelsey Moore - Honorable Mention All Conference
Tina Kassik - Alternate for the All-Star Game
Heather Pribyl and Kelsey Moore - Honorable Mention All Conference
Tina Kassik - Alternate for the All-Star Game
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