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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-06-12, Page 10Logan awards contractst At the last regular meeting of Logan Township Council, with all members present, 9 drainage contracts were ;warded to the following: A. Ehgoetz, Rifle- brecht $1750.00, Dwyer-McGuin- ness 5999.00, J. Nater, Hennick 4000.00, R. Nicholson Const. McCallum 8260.00, Hill 900.00, DeBlock 4540.00, Eisler 1580.00, Jordan 4925.00 and the , Healy 1940.00. Several assessment adjust- ments were dealt with on recom-, mendation from the Goderich Assessment Office. Council adjourned to meet again July 7 at 8:00 p.m. .4*:$g$...P., • : Catch the DATSUN Spirit • FOR CORN ATRAZINE 90 VV or LIQUID Atra Oil. 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Get together with with 0410 10 for a WISEWAY great HOME & BUILDING CENTRE ' Rath a Dectior 1/4 $14,9 5 other models in 3/8" & 1/2" capacity available FATHERS DAY JUNE 15 ILL • Drills most materials fast, accurately, • With at ceisories it polishes, butts. sands, cleans. • Well balanced, comfortable,. outstanding value.' • Capacity Steel !4 ", hajdwood 3/4 "; 2250 RPM; 120V; 1.9 amps. Ship. wt. 31 lbs. • Outstanding value. • Burnout protected motor. • Keeps sawdust away from Cutting line for better • visibility. Acceptsoptional 91914 Rip Fence. • Bevel and depth adjustment sulckly and easily made. • 71/4" combination blade is staedard equipment. • • Safety approved for 71/4 " and 81/2 "'btades. Small blade is safely covered by extra-wide guard. • Culting.depth; 99' 2 3/4 ", 45° 17/i"; 12dV; 9 amps.; 4400 ,Fiptm Ship. Wt. 13 lbs. #7301 VA" Saw, ' 04',F" $ • Outstanding value. • Lever' control changes action from orbital action for fast material removal to straight hhe action tor the finest • • finishing sanding. • Over 25 sq, inches of orbital action. • Paper size 31/4 " x 9". • 120V 2.2 amps.; OPM 4000, SPM 4000, Ship. Wt. 6 lbs. $241•9 5 other models as low as 99." #5710' Deluxe Dual Action , Finishing Sander backs Ilecfrer JIG SAWS • One hand operation. • Calibrated.shoe tills for making bevel cuts up to 45°. • Makes straight, curved or scroll cuts In wood, metal or plastic. • Accepts optional U-2151 Rip Fence and Circle Cutting Guide. • Includes. 1 woodcutting blade. • Capacity. 3/4 " stroke length; 2.4 amps. Ship. WI. 4 lbs. • S.P.M. 3000 120V AC. #7S1S Jig Savi with Tilting Shoe $21, 'ER SHOPS 9 5 other models in stock up to 5 42." • HONOUR STUDENTS FOR FIVE YEARS — Only four SDHS students have been at the honour banquet every year of their high school careers. At the banquet Wednesday night for the last time were, left, Janet O'Reilly, Wilma Jansen, David Ring and Anne Hopper. (Staff Photo) A three-year program of rural floodplain mapping by the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority has been approved by the Ontario government, Natural Resources Minister Leo Bernier has announced. The program will cost an estimated $76,000 of which the province will contribute, .75 per cent or $57,000, Mr. fiernier said.. During 1975, aerial, photography and mapping will cost $11,000. Enlarging and printing of photo transparencies and identification and mapping will be carried out in 1976 at a cost of $45,000. In 1977', engineering, identification of Flood plain mapping gets grant future research and the final report will be completed at a cost of $20,000. The Conservation Authority has already completed floodplain mapping for all major urban areas in • the watershed and has completed also a detailed inventory of all wetland forest and swamp areas. °co! stOents work or SWEEP in ,NIVCA NO OTHER CAR GETS BETTER M1LAGE THAN DATSUN B210 Prices start at $3095.00 WE RECONDITION OUR USED CARS TO A HIGH STANDARD OF WORKMANSHIP AND GUARANTEE THEM SEE THE SELECTION NOW GERALD'S. &Dearth $1,395.00 1971 Toyota Landcruiser 4 Wheel Drive, Warren Hubs, New Engine New Tires, Hunters Special Lic JPZ 028 $2,495.00 TENT CAMPER COMPLETE WITH STOVE—BEDS, WATER TANK ETC. FITS ALL DATSUN TRUCKS $300.00 4 Speed Transmission, A•M• F•M• Radio FOR THE ECONOMY MINDED Lic JDD 803 4.‘ P iltle • Program 26 Iformedy s.w.E.g.P.) again is in action at Maitland -Valley Conservation. Authority for the summer. Brian Sachs of Listowel is Senior Supervisor for the program. A Fourth year Fish and Wildlife student at the University of Guelph, he has just completed hiring foremen and labourers for. the three area crews, Blake Ferguson, of Gorrie, is Senior Technician for the program. A fourth year student at the University of Guelph , he is majoring in Environmental Biology. Foreman for the East. Wawanosh Conservation Area based crew is Paul Mutter from Brussels, a second year student at Fanshawe studying, Surveying and Civil' Engineering. His sub-foreman is Brenda Johnston from Belgrave, a third year Music student at the University, of Western Ontario. Each crew will begin their duties on June 23 when secondary school students, whose interviews have just been completed, will begin their summer of environ- mental cleanup and education.` The farm an 4 residential Irate rose 11 mills this year in Grey Township. Grey Township council fixed the rate at 31 mills for farm and residential areas and 36.42 mills for the commercial rate on Monday, June Clerk Edythe Cardiff said the increases were due to the cost of the new fire truck bought by the council and the new township garage for the road department. This rate doesn't include the county levy and all other expenses were up, this• year, Mrs. Cardiff said. Not only did council set the tax rate for property owners, it also set a rate for dogs. Dog owners must pay $5.00 for a male or spayed female, $10 for the second male or spayed female, $10 for one female and $20 for the second female. At the special meeting held on • May 27, George Wesenberg was hired as dog counter and tags were ordered. The court of revision or council upheld it's decision on the up 1 rri assessment of Leo Deitner far the Act, Thislonn will allow council to lioy municipal drain, lend money to farmers to repair The next step i he wants to their drains, continue to appeartheir decision The money in tut* will, be paid' would be to appeal to the county back through taxes over a ten judge, Clerk Cardiff said. year period. Eric Prescott forwarded a claim Grey township granted $1,500, against the township due to an to their recreation committee with accident which was supposedly $500 being' paid now and the caused by gravel on the road, balance as required. The -clerk was told to forward Building permits were granted the ,claim to the Frank Cown 'Ito Archie Jacklin to build a 'insurance Company. driving shed and Gerald and Council accepted a loan for Nella Blake for an addition to $4.500 under the Tile Drainage their home. PETER DECOO 74 TORONTO STREET MITCHELL Phone - 348-9412 [Long Distance Call Collect] - "Home - Life - Auto Commercial - Farm Liability - - Accident & Sickness - CIAG INSURANCE CO-OPERATORS INSURANCE ASSOCIATION The cicric.al positien this ybar has been filled by Donna Greer of Lucknow who has graduated from Fanshawe College in London as a Medical Secretary. Public Relations Co-ordinator is John Elliott of Brussels, a second year student at DOrhm College, Oshawa snajoTing tin Public Relations. Rich Earl from Atwood is foreman for the Crew that is situated in the Brussels area. Re is a second year Architectural Technology student at Fanshawe College and will be assisted by Candace (idd, also of Atwood a third year Sociology student at McMaster University. The crew with headquarters the Falls Reserve Conservation Area will work under Robert Datema, a second year Forestry student at Sir Santford Fleming College in Lindsay. He is from the Blyth-Auburn area and will be assisted by Marilynne Wise, from the Clinton area. She is a third year Fish & Wildlife student at the University of Guelph. ' 1974 B210 Hatchback One Owner, 4 speed Transmission, Radio, Vinyl Roof A REAL SPORTY MODEL with Michelin Radials Lic. HFW 525 $3,195.00 1973 LB 110 One Owner, 4 Speed, Real Economy Lic. DHN 752 $1,895.00 1972 WPL 510 Stationwagon Automatic Transmission, Radio FOR CARE FREE SUMMER DRIVING Lic. FHZ 712 $2,495.00 1972 WPL 510 Stationwagon 4 Speed Transmission, One Owner .1k. DHX 943 $2,395.00 1971 PI, 510 2 Dr. Sedan 1 • Powerful ball bearing motor gives dependable, long-Ille service.