HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1981-03-26, Page 8AL,w- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 26, 1981
khes honour Tuckermith council briefs
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IOUsbers•-and•editors- of--
Ontario:s weekly newspapers
are sponsoring a new pro-
gram to honour the pro-
,,vince's younger citizens. The
Ontario Junior Citizen of the
Year Avvards program will
recognize youngsters. 'from
silt to IS years of ago. who
t,Aittleflite eontribu-
Aions totfiejr
,
POO Wenger. .of "tile
MPunt Purest' Confederate/
ffPWIY'clec-10Q3rte•bAlletif III
the .0E404 eekK, -
tatf'i•
outice4 'the, 1#0gratti 4,1
reseene OWNA Fornication is ••
Torbnio, Pointing Ont.' 110lAr •
frequently the media report
to the public the Shorleorit-
ings and misbehavitnir if
young people; lie said
1k.eokly neu spaper Asoeita
non intends to do something
about the situation.
..Our program is 'going tO
recognize voungsters whtp
are making worthwhile con-
tributions to society... he told
his fellow newspapermen
, The Junior Citizen of the
Year Awards program is
open to both bays and girls
-willrtlaVe"PlerrOthliirdtic
physical heroism. have
overcome phySical or psycho-
logical handicaps. made
meaningful con:gib/9,0°ns to
personator familv well-being
or have been involved in
some worthwhile community
sere ice endeavour
rOisrtig' people can. be nein-,
fliated fijr- the " award ftv
t'eadcrs‘Of
ihtrpkovike.
M,s0", ,toi;Oinatio0 AltniN. • Olt
" ite-avoitaDyerarUhoots al
CP air ticket sales 'outlets;
since the, airline is the to.
sponsor-of the program with
,c.
Odds ends
by. Mine Townshend mi . rtt-T oughts
Today's column will be filled' with a '
collection of mini-thoughts that have been
running through Inv mind in helter-skelter
order.
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Politics is a topic I:usually avoid because.,
I'm net versed in the subject. However, the
(Mario election campaign intriguedrme.
kecording,to market researchers hired
M the Progressive Conservatives, the
voting public could he won with a catchy ad
Campaign. I was a hit miffed.-Juvrbetause
f could sing the. campaign jingle in the
sheiwgr„gikijo4mgan.1
would mark the 1k
ballot in the polling booth. ,
I never' -quite figured out 1v hat the
promise as, burl knew who was going to
pay for it the taxpayers.
I was concerned with the economy;
• upempiovn,icnt., eclikuatiOn system that
seems -to be cutting a human rights-
code' rhat-db-VS"fidf"rifevent diScrintinatioe
against handicapped people hi this the
international Year of _Disabled . „Persons..
and amendments to the Building\ Code to•
make all public buildings accessible to air
members of the public. that have been
under study kir five years,.
By the time ybu read this, the outcome of
the election will be history. Advanee polls
predicted the Conseriativcs. would be
returned-with a 'Majority government.
Whatever the results, Ttrust the people
of Ontario—voted with • in t e I gen cc and
thoughtfulness, and whatever party is now
in power, I trust. it will work for the
betterment of all' residents of the proVinee,
Perhaps now we should take time out to
pat ourselves on the backs for surviving
another election. two Friday thirteenths in-
a4ow. and a St. Patrick's Day that! was
almost obliterated by .now.
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My ego was give\ii a boost recently when
a friend aSked me to ceaeh'her-Vertite she
took her' driver's. rest. Some of my family
reacted, with mock surpirse that she asked
and amazement that 'she passed..
can't take all 'the credit. though.
because other teaelters rode -with her., too.
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Annising remarks conic from would-he
teachers trying to instruct new drivers.
One 'man admits when he let his
girlfriend•behind the wheel, "I know' she's
going to stop at the stop sign. but find
mysel ..ac sling at her.
The-most honest advice rye heard came
froin another man: ''Watch the way I drive
and don't drive that "way .'•
theught i had considered the situation
of refugees re.ettling in Canada, but, after
meeting a family at London airport two
weeks ago. I realize 1 had not fully grasped
the trauma. No. one can. artless they have
lived through it.
1,wender how l-would handle having to
leave my country. my culture and perhaps
my family-to settle in a new land :with,.
"'unfamiliar language and eustonis.
I now have a revived 'appreciatimicif my' -
'homeland and a growing admnattup for
the new Canadians who are starting Out in
our communities.
MINIMUM WAGERATES
IN mamma
General hourly rate
Learner hourly rate
Student hourly rate
Liquor Licensed premises hourly rate
—Construction-hourly-rate
" New Minimum Wage rates will go into effect March 31st, 1981.
Alurther increase will go into effect October 1, 1981. .1
Effedive Effective
March 31st October 1st
$3.30 $3.50
$3,20 $3.40
$2.45 $2.65
$2.80 . $3.00
$355 $3.75
Additional information may be obtained from the Employment
Standards Branch, Ontario Ministry of Labour, in the following. cities:
TORONTO ' HAMILTON ' KENORA
400 University Avenue 1 West Avenue South 808 Robertson Street
M7A 1V2 LEIN 2R9 ' P9N1X9
Tel: (416) 965-5251 Tel: (416) 527-2951 Tel: (807) 468-3128
KINGSTON KITCHENER LONDON
1055 Princess Street ' 824 Ring Street West 205 Oxford Street East
K7L1H3 , N2G 101 N6A 5G6
'Tel: (613) 542-2853 Tel: (519) 744-8101 Tel: (519) 439-3231
' orrAwA ' ST. C.ATHARiNFS SAULT STE. MARIE
2197 Riverside tinve 205 King Street I 390 Bay Street
! K1H 7X3 L2R 3J5, P6A 1X2
Tel (613) 523-7530 Tel: (416) 682-7261 Tel: (705) 9494331
SUDBURY THUNDER BAY TIMMINS
199 Larch Street 4 35 James Street South 273 Third Avenue
P3E 5P9 PIE 6E3 PAN 1E2
-Tel: (705) 675-4455 Tel: (807) 475-1691 Tel: (705) 267-6231
WINDSOR
500 Ouellette Avenue
t443,0i
Ouellette
Tel: (519) 256-8278
For toll free nUtiters check the government listings in your local
telephone directory,
o
Ministry of Labour
Ontario
Employment Standards branch
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Counv:illvii Bob '13isi,:a4fOO1
re P6rt n' 1.11cks.:tstivitli
oatnieil that ilk i.,Mitoi4
Fare Board fkiS1
'541. r title i- swath
towtisiiip is respoirSlit,1%, fart
-.85 pet 4. 4.- Itt ,,t thox ,is
Broaittoot :sai d IN Mitt
eet hadi t 1n, rcaSt d
sui1/4.L a ,‘ .1,, S-19.000
in 1980
Mt Bioailtoot ,eid,„.1 the
o-,4 is olamine.; i, hen
SAVE -SCHNEIDERS'
86 C
ON 2
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SPECIAL PRId S EFFECT! E UNTIL CLOSING
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OF
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REG
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1/2 NIOTTS
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OUR RE , 941 469m1
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HALO
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OUR 8EG s t 83
350mI ' a
SHAMPOO •IRISH
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1/3 ANTIPERSPIRANT OFF
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2 09
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SPRING
1/3 DISPOSABLE OFF
BIC SHAVERS-
•OUR198E C. 53#
PKG OF 5
4111
COLBY. BRICK •
OR FARMERS 12' or St so
BADEN CHEESE • , 1.
NORDICA -
FRESH tea - 750g. ea , nA
COTTAGE CHEESE 'LOY
MADE
APPLE
FROM CONCENTRATE
ZEHRS
JUICE
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4 COLOURS
FACIAL TISSUES 4
SCOTTIES '100 t an
HIGH LINER FOR
FROZEN N
. $ I NIA
FISH CAKES 24 or , y,
YOU BAKING NEEDS m" '
Ft E! SC
YEAST
H MA N S - ' f At
4' •
4 or TIN I•V17
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'ZEHRS F
SPAGHETTI 14 0.2 49 A,
-go
48 or
TIN
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HIGH LINER
.FROZEN HADDOCK
$
0/A
FISH & CHIPS- 16 .01.#7
' WESTONS SOUR DOUGH `
ENGLISH 110
MUFFINS F.KG OF-6.6 7
POWDERED ,
LAUNDRY DETERGENT It) an
FAB 6 LITRE BOX 7.4g 7
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT , 10 11N117 PURCHASES TO
REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY
REQUIREMENTS
SUNNY
FROZEN DRINK At .
ORANGE 12 or 6 Y
WESTONS-PKG. OF 6
RASPBERRY OR LEMON ,
# BUTTERHORNS 99 AL
CARNATION EVAPORATED
2%' PARTLY SKIMMED A t
MILK 385,11I 207 46DILL
' DICKS GARLIC, NO GARLIC 1 LITRE
OR PDLSKIE OGORKIE , „.
PICKLES Li%
REGULAR OR
WINTERFRESU
COLGATE
TOOTHPASTE 200n1
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51 S REFRESHING
SCOPE
'MOUTHWASH
, Nir
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IN STORE BAISESHOPS
1
SPECIALS 590
. 11 I 35
-
'SUPER BAR SOAP
IBRAN,
REG.. SUPER ea A PLAIN SPAGHETTI STYLE _...., 99 0
PAX PKG • OF 40 y BRAVO SAUCE 20 "
ASSTO VARIETIES CAT FOOD igi (F) si TOMATO SAUCt.REp es F A A
MISS MEW , 6. 0 A 1;HUNTS ) 75 or R ., SPA
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BREAD
CHOCOLATE
GRANOLA OR TRITICALE
16 or LOAF
CHIP
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-SPRING- IRISH Mg
NO NAME . 3 SIZES - 1/3 OFF /
RUBBER• OLOVESPAIR,
FRASERVALE 20 at. ASSORTED
INDIVIDUALLY FROZEN AA AdmiAii READY
RASPBERRIES '1 YY
VARIETIES
TO SERVE SOUPS lir 0
HABITANT 28 or 'dr
Illr MOTHER PARKERS
INSTANT
COFFEE
' a,
.. 10 or JAR *16111 IF
ill
CASHMERE BOUQUET
REGULAR ,
BAR SOAP 90 D. '4M .
COUNTRY HEARTH MeCORMICKS-4
FROZEN -
SHELL
,,,,,, WHOLE WHEAT
TART S MSCUITS
VARIETIES
Ak
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AJAX
POWDERED
CLEANSER
1 '
4..9
st A
EVEREADY
BAACtikiliS
ENERGIZER
,
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J
1/2 • PROD. OF FLA.
OFF INDIAN RIVER
PINK OR WHITE
OUR
3/99
11111;
FOR
dt
1/2
OFF
,
A TANGY
FLAVOUR
Owl REG 25 113-
_ RUTABAGAS
ONTARIO
WAXED
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fine markets of fine
A zehrs
foods
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CANADA
D.C. EXTRA
PROD,
D'
PROD.
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DELICIOUS
CHINESE
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FANCY RED
OF CANADA FANCY
OF ONTARIO
SPROUTS
OF CAN: DRY
SO1A
F
GlNgoLIs0iiiifiR s, GRAPEFRUIT
APPLES
PEARS
NOODLES
\ OR GOLD.
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. _ lb'
. PROTEIN
1
EA 090
lb
agro
# lb 78 : ,
49
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1. 1
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CANADA NO. 1 GRADE_
ONTARIO CARROtS b 68# 0 D. OF ONT. NO. 1 GRADE on , ,.
MG ONIONS ...., 2 lb 78 0
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iii i iii r, W Ili sae prest nteJ'
with a framed citation
cate outlining the inahvido
al's or ,group's achiev merit
Ontario s weekly pew - a savings bond and a family
Pers. portrait tak*;.n uith. the licks
Entries Entries must be received renattl-glo.t erlior of t)nt ars ,
at the OWNA office in Tor-- When the program was
Onto by December I. Uri • A ari a t;eie,,eci at the •
wtal•of titters vention. Das tient
itittl•Avti grOn as 'trich•'ce}ukl, -r'itt. I)t
rongc- from. tw ything peOP1F ern Or
ti:r an: entity' elasrotitiv. Will hand
'be,seleete: -front the entries.
sal 030'..4raa ?era* on
help Ow
Council accepted the Itie
aura board budetet,
' JIO&---
Aird said he would be at the
19:42: convention to present
the winners. with their cita-
tions,.
The Junior I ttuett pro.
gra has been lo
in A berta ifor cars
' know that in tintartii the
awitirds V110 ibeL
I; , ilk) s
is-et t llYtt tit v..,in•s
qtr Wenger lirt..‘b,:tv,kl.
E1Thik, to ensure the,-
loUnot ,Clinton is; protect ed
by a reSi,,,Tve !Ichicle , w hen
ffitmen are out 41 a Tinal
Flte coquet-11,n said the
lift area-board was roid the
earliest dottven t.uc tor a
triiik. even if it wcit ordered
1)CM . w ould he nevi Dee
tuckersmith council
•Litt.s. Clat-rtight_aceepted-the
tender of Riley''Construct ion,
leeswater. for gravelling
tow tiship roads in 1981. The
Teesuater company sub.
nutted a bid of 53b.'§-20 to do
thejob. abouLthe saute price
as the firm charged last year.
Clerk; Jack McLachlan found
'IOU error in their tender
sidninsvien.init the 'firth still'
whrth-ftei/ . twit asst bid,.
strere!!
'$45.44illl from Iretind•O‘anst ,
ruolon, tti4ail and 50. 42t)
*Qin Lasts COnstruction,
• , • Y
014,1N golf (Air 01,19otter,
teh, othited the boat est price
for. Ns: and. Ountries
surveying work whirls ititti
he soinpleted by ;for
Itickerstnith Limped Clerk
Ja-Cli'Meta-elifan Nero tr-to-fette
arca ehgtneering firms ask
mg for quotes on completing
a survey of township pits
Mr Kiar submitted the low
est hid of SI which
council accepted.
Other bids wene $2,000, bi
Gamsby Ltd. of Guelph.
--52300 An112500• tsr fleM:''fioss
and Associates Ltd,: of
Goderich and $p40. by
Paragon Engineering. Kit-
chener. The gravelpits ow n-
ett.hy Tuckersmith Township
must be surveyed. and stile
plans drawn up. prior to the
pits being licensed by the
Slinistry of Natural Re-
- .i.::illiVii:CdtkUsintflti:br:f7011111C1111 Orrit;
t 'oil 01
111.e.-<fethiration7s
next .inetiting tells he on -flit:,
tltotie t Alisgtitiie.-FOreign
nershipAit ft,nroo Quany.
professorsfront the
l'ilinersit% of Guelph's Rpm,
program
is ill present their
tindingS at the meettng. held
tt Met Pune- School on
.1pril 2 At 0,41.9 p•_m•
Council received a letter
Iron; William Praiser of
Egnionth ille, ubjeeting to
the construction of a storm
• drain on Wader Street in that
village: Mr. Praiser said the
drain was being built for the
bertefitnt-mo-liiiititN on the
street which here coif
strutted on low ground. The
Egniondv die resident also
unnplained about the
unsightly condition of the
property next to his.
Council asked clerk Jack
McLachlan to, wtite. to Mr.
• Praiser , advising him- the
drtlin wa:t a road. kIng,TOX,9-
. silent dtAig. and was 11191.
being. buhf con17,,v , to benefit
iii n individual homes,
..(1)46406.itiNg10,414
kvhigil* WitOd "`
on .the' ao.,0 101+41r,
Pfaiser'$, 'bow. AN:.A:5ked,
041..aetilan to-,aLWise
Praiser the matter was being
imesligate,d. Deputy-reeve
Bill Brown declarVd a conflict
of-interest in- the discusSion.
TuaetStiiith council was
invited to atiend a' Heiman
recreation meeting on April 7
for discussions concerning
the creation of a joint recrea.
thin committee. Council de-
cided since it was the date of
their next regular council
meeting. they would be un-
atftto5end.a.tielegate to-the
meetin.
The Ontario Genealogical
Society requested a list of °
township cemeteries and
their caretakers since they
be doing a suotexof *at cemeteries ' this summer.
;lack McLachlan, was asked to
advise t #em about contact,
peOple for townStifF burial
siro40.14. ?
Clerk :look MOAchlao told
copilot tip-i*#pplyinix 9r 09
IttOelits towork
pAragi.h*Ihisiotiodeetijnki
thivlidiklistry, of!,intetiMiOttli,
0V/401, Affairs #innielpsii
adinifitStratiOn program. - -
ConneiL was, advi$eit lay the
MniStry of Agrictilture and
Food that the Warble Fly
ContrQI Act has been Te-
WOO;
Council passed a motion to
accept the Hensail Fire Area
Board budget as presented.
An Expositor Classified
will pay you dividends. Have
you tried one? Dial 527-0240.
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