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Stereo FM/AM/FM, Electronic Clock RadlowIth_Powerfallure-Baftery---- Back410 and Front Load Cassette Recorder witIvMessacie Centre YAMAHA "ATTENTION" RURAL RESIDENTS CATV Electronics has just sent you a flyer containing a complete description of OUT Delhi line. o "PLUS" ' 'A block busting sale price on a complete Delhi system. YOU MUST ACT ON OR BEFORE MARCH 28/81 ° To take advantage of our super savings price • CATIVELECTRONICS ilivisionrotiVitcheit -SeaforthCabie TV 34502341 "Reception is our business." ••-•:•Iir" THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MA H" 19, 190 -1 Aga BY ALICEGIOB Tuckersmith t:71!Utivil tried again 'Fuesday night to find out w by cost overruns • • donn,,,'' 3:1‘111441 1:4401' 1111Lict- k WO' ' SAMPLE WATER WEEKLY The MinTsiry ofEnvironment recommends thy tom: n sample its water supply wee rather than the current In-weekly chen.lis. ••1„'in wondering why 'they're recommend- ing H. and I want to go to the commissioners with more definite answers. If it's procedure with the niiitistr,y, then definitely we'll go to it." Mr. Phillips said. At the meeting. commissionsers also reviewed report from Vanderwestern and Rutherford, consulting engineers from Lon- don, on a proposal to upgrade the air conditioning unit at Scaforth Community '•"" p al . . The hospital- beard requested the prelim- , mary study , prior to going ahead with the air conditioning changes, and has yet to accept the engineers' report. - • The commission briefly cussed changes to streamline the town's nergenty plan. I Thy changes would allow a commissioner. or someone other than the PUC manager of a utility employee.-TO 'notify three-stage customers (heavier users) of pOwer outages. The 'plan would identify the various sections. of the town's power supply, and__ include • the' names ..and numbers of all three-stage users in each unit to be cont acted. "Whoever is manning the phone can. advise the custonters• bow long the power will be off and whien it wilt be back on." . i• explained Mr. Phillips,,,r,Then we call back to make sure the power-4s back on and the document. the ea.': • H & N DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD- Sales, Service. 8 installation of pqiiIirtes 8$7, Ff nuking .parlours -R.R.4 887-6063 WALTON FRIDGES are continuing. to plague the • •• ' BY HERO $110VELLER "We don't need any new lights rims,- Ministry of Environment's Thec'afortb PlIblie Utilities COttoni4sikul • explaind .Mr.' "but I would like operation of the Vanastra (PVC) has discovered sontetintes YO4 can' get, some -extra DieCrtf,Prp%iipttr• which into), AS.315. ;the W0014400' decn:Iod to , pay 49, extra., $.9 10. .hoest bott-tokitefl auto coVerage from $ l„ • Million to In utlditioit..it will pay 402 PAiil 145, Wttittta Omuta' 'liability t-ovetligF ,frove $2, million •to . • 'YAW 'the added •Pttyt'•'hients, --the 4441 prehduni will be While the personal liability fee is $395. ' •' fhb eonimi'ssion. also plans- to pay an extra $94 to • boost vehicle fleet coverage to n10°P from $3 The fleet preini-unt. totitfling $238 is more than ,fi.0 per cent Of the entire insurancepackage. Of the total insurance cost. 'S885, in a separate Policy through Scaforth Insurance,. is for boiler machinery. PUC manager Tom Phillips said the policy is for mechanical breakdown of waterworks equipment only 4 diesel and electric standby equipment. Qthcr payments in the major policy , also through Scaforth Insurance as a representa•• live of Frank Cowan Company 01 Princeton. are $819 for $448,000 property coverage and ••a $693 for a cootents and equipment floater. Mr. Phillips told the commission he would wait to forward 'the insurance statement ,to council until a bonding study, currently being completed, hy PUC•s auditors. y% completed. The manager told commissioners a. hit% tv representative should attend , a street lighting'workshop. the first of its kind,' tieing held in May. "At one time we, had !Went .sis different styles of lighting in Scaforth.'' said - Mr. Phillip. -Through upgrading. we now only have two types. mercury ' apor arid fluorescent." The fluorescent lights are the older of the two types., and the utility manaer feels the town should consider installing' high pres- sure sodium 'streetlights. (Mind has been a reluctant to switch to the sodium 4'niodel 'which give's off a rich yellow light, STREETLIGHT DILEMMA Mr. Phillips notes, however, a white light high pressure sodium model is .being developed. The sodium light is significantly , more • expensive than mercury, vapor btu. requires less wattage toPperate and is much elfeafier to run, added the PUC Manauer. Insurance pasts—Sem:7: reviewed by .PU ,.. • by' P4irmg lust attl.4%fr }lit irtoro, ag,reed; •••"11, iS high 'Vbv ..,W,1110-4111,131 boiii; l'Aptiget, Mr. Arnixtt, reidewing their49fi insurativt. costs, ,at bj.141•4 , t' . • t 9,4,0„"!1164)tinvcidgebi'-c,:tiv4;,'":'';:glig7c"sg:1 1:11fi'mpt'it'ri4saY-r TooctovEr doesolt gef, *--;,:es -1; vital& fie au awfullof * • ' I' 1.• ti-mP and look • i.ssuPil 103. 141,1t.r, "1 ' '011n UV 41pkrattorts.* stunbufk4.1,‘ • •••. • •• • ••••• •••'•'• • • • •• • • •••• - • • • ••' •••'•• ` !•• •• " • " • • -• NEC Di: • etat re. .I;l.Saci tern nisi. of p•liaar.tyitig lor bringing I lit' nmet.qtriire.420.1se I.) OW mt.• kn..; ilk livoysit said fif and 'Mark ff% it .% otild attend ,alennui nice IIIVVtIng and I''.:A • ,1,11`44 LI 'OS:, s quest !,,a-t h,, , budge! , rtill.‘ ‘1.• lz;s; tmeting. • 14, ! \lark or r I;•••1' ern t 'hate the I 011 ' ha% • •ot rrit.t.1 mg IS. \ replace the fluorescent 'in • study • of.• Seafottle3 Aateryl.ntick, Oslvnt-'•sulas,Ninmt of t•OY‘l', IIVIV well, the 'BoViron-' topit recommends the ebtorille fnteaNtike-' rent' 'OOP». II1QW- used iceiog4d because. of "its knelt' 'carcinogenic' characteiristics." Carcinogens. arc cancer.cating agents. , Mr, Phillips. currently getting games mitt IRD coin • f t the Ministry's recom- mended replaeement, said since the sug- ' gestion -conics the form of a recommendat- ion the need for the change is, not considered urgent. ling it When Mr. Brow n asked council to what do ice the budget %-% asuver. %Jerk Jack i tacoMachlao told In thess stem 20 to 25- per Vent over ip kt‘' aIW' itttQ %C.WItrge„Sritertp, Mr. • Or09.11 ""its then ern regiOn. ;from tkct mini- It!) coottell -Ittclithels• m the 1.P9(1"Ott offi•ce. iittcral-; tittiigorpOpowet ba the cd nteetittx, •r,•' and ItIVItisiTY c04:11'1-.41 -Plann.4 estimakols. requp'sw,4!: th Vyften ••••• 4.eft 'Omit 1411C-c" letter frent entiticil; The01981. • in`" of casual 't.?*ei for 'Ole, slat' nuner. fotuticas us- sa. stent is S99,400 the' 4,41N '4;41APKI:i'ed: t" tindel tow nship,,st illititye Co pa'. , lobs- IVI-E,:artlw O tole coo ministry Si 13.poo when laSt year's deficit is added_ • Mr. BrOwn defended the overruns saying inflation has consistently been "more than we estimated" when Vanastra's annual budgets were drawn up. Councillor John Brow n- ridge said he didn't think inflation fully explains what has happened (witlfthe budgeting) in the past few. years. Reeve Bob Bell told the ministry official Tucker- smith council has atked for an explanation, for several years and "hasn't been eiet• , . UP FOR GRABS — Optimists Arnold Stinnisen'and Keith Eaton unload a canoe the club will raffle off in conjunction with their 10th annual canoe race on•the Bayf ield River. (Photo by Shoveller.) • ti, , • it,r„* t he treatment plant would normal!) hay e one fulltime employee w bile ,the sewage and seater diStribti- Opp system usuall% hires two staff members. He' said the system's two employees •is an understaffing situation. Mr. Brown said if council did recommend ,cuis fasual help. "there wilt likel% he 1101111:, things that be done." Councillors then question- ed the ttavel* expense.; 1ittid- ge•teit for 1981.-82 for staff. Mt, Brown said some money knefii to the vaft'to aliend these fiCOOVVntiOnni);! ,!?:CPJAPEAR REPAIR? ihco, fittest, tone4 of0W 001401&, oifeAtilvwvieig uppies 1r11.4 4.110 van: used by' cilipinyees•. Mr. comp.- antes n read quotes front local camp- antes on the cost of repairing the vehicles. \Councillor Bub. • . Broadfoot,said council ttould rather spent money to bus used vehicle and use the rest of (the funds ffir upgrading the CY ater and sett age svStern. Mr. Brown suggested council consider purchasing a used ambulance at a goy: eminent auction to replace the van now used by the water system's employees. ,„„ Council also questioned the official on the possibility of pressure , testing Van- astra water system. Mr. could be cut in tins .11%.! "since it does look a nide high.- However. he said all chief operators osiially attend two 4tir three re,g,ional conferences annoall ;VS ,sell as the province-wide cortfe, et1C0- phich wilt be held. to • c(wee0144 Mire ;Brousq.: ridge tts14,,d.,$: iiiroWew.:hOt would happerk if the township took twee 5t4f!iftliritob„ 'frOin . • gr, WON-0 safet•"he ,fbe- fieVed4he rtShip oold he required` to . take on the system!' s' 'present staff a, c%isting salaries. Reeve. Bell aSked. "Do is c Automatically take the staff '.sith us?', Mr. Brown repined tint I was the case nn most current agreements reached in simi- lar situations. but -Bob Bell said in his six years on council, he'd never heard the statement before that the staff went with the system. Mr. Brown told cOuncillok he would have to have„a legal opinion on the matter. Brow ii said most /.!t stems cyperience a leakage' of five per m cent. and 10 to 15 per ;reis eonimon in older systems. Clerk Jack ketath lan plOinted o t the Vanastro it" ss stem is ay , it iog a 411 per - twal water iusS; Ildi, Wi% n When pressed again by Mr. Brow nridge to imminent /tart with 0)4 ;arta Lige • MC•nl." •. • lack MetaUltion said •inter' Aale r. ss woo 'dots 1, •,' rex uiv,k b Migk„ , costs for ,,stint ,nail sewage st stem. Oot . lo ti receive an% natio thl‘y ,•:t t mints on %nisi% In th, .1, it; C au ncillors 4 slwt1 !sir 1-1/ • how they can MI if it Oohs II, the system are. ii items or not "Whs isn'i 14, reportin to us .% 11,.11.% in Sept mhei• that , • user hudgcied ' ' hc t. • % • asked. !s4e firtrkk/1 said for years the mitostr, had 11, , ••• Irving Io ,stmplit% no ,91111., statements. and r, • , 11,1 hireda statistician; to work ,111 's,f4fentent: "shown% „,.% lie Money has ,beRn spt-tfciriti, Ate, the all. `t-ti 1,f.61 04: 011,,"•6•11- ;and on met-runs ill 'budget. Mr. Brash said while there had been under-budgeting fur repairs neeesNir.); . to -the syssietn. "there hasn't been any Money spent that I'm aware of that shouldn't have been spent; • simplifying the reports. The monthly statements current- Is to soperintendentS „ within the systcm John Brow nudge asked if s,tineorie, I.ould report to courted on a tplartierb. basis, how elose S`WITH:TIADE ' SALE — ONE 10 ,CU. FT. INGLIS WHITE $445--0 $599,5 -ONE-1-3--CU' FT. 1/4.iLis i1VH1TE 3....589:07$549.95 ONE 15 Cu. FT. INGLIS ALMOND !.6843":" $589.95 ONE 15 CU. FT, INGLIS WHITE. 10-79:11 $599.95 ONE 15 CU. FT. KELVINATOR CO ALMOND T-49-11. SwyeebrOT.95 ONE 17 CU. ET. INGLIS With leemaker • WHITE 1:1168-". $799.9 5 ONE 25 CU. FT. INGLIS Triple Door, Icetnalter,,etc... ALMOND 2_498:'r$ 2189.49 RANGES Now only .si &elk 95 i at fj We carry a complete lino of Yorx stereos. som1485.21PAutomatic Belt Drive Turntable with Strobe. Frequency generator D C servo Motor. S-Shaped. low mass. static balarfce ... tone arm Magnetic cartridge bi-directional viscous cue. Anti-skate control Electronic variable pitch control Bayonet removable bblidthell. Full size non-lettOuS platW, Bate and hinged dust cover Automatic hydraulic • daarrn return litutrimatedrldsmatiOstrb Dimensions A" x 116 15'6" (HWD). ONE 30" KELVINA TOP ' ONE 30" INGLIS ONE 30" KELVINATOR Self Cleaning ONE 30" KELVIN ATOP Self Cleaning DISHWASHERS ONE INGLIS Convertible , WHITE WHITE $1 5411;.95 ONEING LIS Convertible' 1429:ift $469." ONE INGLIS ALMOND !..5.1}9.4r5 949905 Convertible ONE WHITE-WESTINGHOUSE wPoorotadbtloep, textured front, ALMOND only $549.95 SALE , ONE KELVINATOR TbUCFICONIVOL ".24iff:1( 449..5 We also have reconditioned appliances • WE REALLY SERVICE WHAT WE SELL- EXPERT SERVICE PEOPLE ON STAFF -MAJOR APPILIAPICE SALES and SERVICE on MAIN ST. S. 8270636 SEAPORT STORE HOURS MON FRI 9AM S•tittPM SA .9AM. SS P.M, „f. • • t