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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-12-01, Page 3PRODUCE CALIFORNIA RED EMPEROR GRAPES 2 $1 SWD' e eark77.1ede CHUCK STEAK lb. 89( Quartered CHICKENS lb.79, • POLISH SAUSAGE 99, LEGS BREASTS tb.89' BACON lb $ 1.29 SHOULDER STEAK lb $ 1.09 Beef For Your Freezer HINDS LB. '1.15 FRONTS LB. 19' LOINS LB. $ 1 . 1 9 SIDES LB. 93' LB91 SIDES OF PORK 89' WHOLE PIG b The Custom Killing And Processing SPECIALISTS KILLING DAYS BEEF MONDAYS HOGS WEDNESDAYS • Smoke House Facilities • Rendering • Government' Inspected • Custom Deluxe Processing • Ageing Coolers For 110 Carcasses • Fast, Efficient Pickup Service 525 LB. Avg. Wt. WHOLE CARCASS Whie Swan Facial Tissue Silverwoods 2%, 3-qt. 200'5 69' JUG MILK '1.39 plus deposit Kraft Cheese Dips Top Yalu Salad Dressing Kraft 8 oz 69' Cheese Pizza „ Robin Hood 32 oz. $ 1 Cake Mixes 24 oz. 89' 15, oz 85 18oz. 75 DELICIOUS CHRISTMAS FRUIT BASKETS Eugene Clarke or Marg Miller in our produce department will be happy to help you select your Christmas,Frult Basket. LOOK FOR OUR EVERYDAY 1N-STORE FEATURES DARLING'S For Meat Orders & custom Killing Exeter 235-0420 Extra Parking Available In The TOVIti Waif 01 Across Morn Our Sloe Rides EFFECTIVE DEC, 1, 2 #ilt 3 We Remote "Beefeaters Are Better Lovers" fi ght Limit Quantities Or as raked Chicken (Back Attuched) Clover Farm read 24 oz. 3/S1.09 Lemon Juice Real SPECIALS ON OPPOSITE PAGE AVAILAI1LE AT DAIILINGS It appears the county is at- tempting to reach salary negotiations around the six per cent guidelines set down by the Anti-Inflation board. At Friday's meeting in the county ehambers, Go r' councillors saw Several salary adjustments proposed by the various com- mittees, and endorsed them all. The county planning depart- ment received increases for two planners of $1,118 each effective January 1, 1976, One planner is now at $19,786 and the other at $10,616. A planning technician received $728 per annum more, bringing his salary to $12,740. Two field workers with the Social Services Committee received six per cent increases - one $780 per annum to $13,520 and one $624 per annum to $11,232. Non-union supervisory staff at Huronview, including the assistant administrator, the recreation director, the food supervisor, the nursing director, the housekeeping supervisor, the chief engineer, the stockkeeper and all registered nurses received an extra $32 hi-weekly, an average increase of six per cent. Also at Iluronview, the operating engineers got an in- • ii OPP COMPLETE MOVE — The Exeter detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police have moved to their new quarters on Highway 4, just north of the Highway 83 intersection. Shown above checking on office equip- ment are secretary Joan Fisher and Sgt, Ray Glover. The OPP can be contacted at the same number 235- 1300. T-A photo Only one injury reported in six district collisions Despite hazardous driving conditions during the first winter storm, the Exeter OPP report no sizeable increase in the area accident statistics this week. There were six accidents, with one injury being reported. That injury was the result of a two-car collision on Monday on Highway 83 at Huron Road 11 in Usborne Township. Drivers in- volved were Oliver Edwards, Stratford, and Lloyd Rowat, Seaforth. Continued from front page in stating that 'the bulk of the natural environment is owned by the private individual.' Willert brought up' the point of possible incentives for the preservation of fence rows and woodlots. Peter Rumble, technical planner for the conservation authority told the audience of a number of programs which the authority has available for assisting private land owners in the preservation of woodlots, On a question raised about the large number of beavers that in- habit Hay .swamp, Pearson stated that the authority does not Edwards sustained injuries and total property damage was listed at $1,700 by Constable Ed Wilcox. In another accident on Monday, damage was set at $1,200 when vehicles driven by Marilyn Zimmer, Dashwood, and Regina Regier, RR 8 Parkhill, collided on County Road 5 west of County Road 2. Constable Larry Christiaen investigated. In the only accident on Sunday. have a mandate to remove the beavers with the trapping by in- dividuals being one method of control: A large number of trappers have been granted per- mission to trap in the swamp this year according to Pearson, It was felt the reclamation of gravel and sand pits should be of high priority. Jack Tinney, Reeve of Hay said that legisla- tion designed to guarantee the restoration of these sites is a dis- tinct possibility but it 'will reflect in the cost of gravel.' The summary meeting of the previous workshops will be held tonight at 8 p.m. at the Hay township hall, Norman Chambers, RR 1 Lakeside, lost control of his vehicle on concession 14-15 of Stephen Townshiup, about 1.5 km north of County Road 5. Damage was estimated at $1,000 by Constable Wally Tomasik. There were two accidents on Saturday, the first involving vehicles driven by Mary Dougall, RR 3 Exeter, and George Poor tinge, Hensel!. They collided on Highway 4, 2.4 km north of Exeter. Constable Bill Lewis in- vestigated and set total damage at $2,100. The other Saturday crash in- volved vehicles driven by James Boyce, RR 3 Bayfield, and Donald Lamb, RR 4 Goderich. The accident occurred on con- cession 10-11 of Hay, North of Highway 84, Damage was listed at $500 by Constable Straughan. The other accidentof the week occurred on Friday, when vehicles driven by Maunel Henriques, London, and Julian Mantey, Exeter, collided on Highway 4. Constable Christiaen set damage at $200. During the week, the local detachment officers laid five charges under the Highway Traffic Act, six under the Criminal Code and two under the Liquor Licence Act, Hay workshops • /1 COR N ER ,I E R STORES II Kawasaki The hottest thing on snow. • _ On-The-Spot Financing at Bank Rates Available.' MT. CARMEL 237-3456 4Open 10-10, Mon. -Sdf, Noon-6 Sunday II 11 111 111 111 1111 goes from 0,85 an hour to $4.05 per hour; Branch Supervisor n goes from $4.45 per hour to $4.70 ; and other branch staff go from $3.70 per hour to $3,90. The salary for the van driver increases from $4. per hour to $4,25 and the headquarters caretaker receives an extra $10 per month to $190, A Salary schedule for a library technician was adopted at $8,320 to start; $8,502 after one year with regular increases each year to $10,322 after five years. Non-union Secretariat staff effective January 1, 1978 in group 1 go from $7,540 to $7,852 minimum and from $9,100 to $9,464 maximum. There are five groups for non-union secretarial staff. Group V go from $9,554 to $10,244 minimum and from $11,414 to $11,882 maximum. The salaries of the director of nursing and the director of public health inspection were also adjusted. Each received a six per cent increase bring the salary from $18,018 per annum to $19,110 per annum each. The salary adjustments for all department heads are treated separately from other staff but jointly in a special report. crease of 32 cents per hour bringing their salary to $6.67 per hour and service employees in all categories received an increase Of 30 cents per hour. The property committee granted the chief custodian t the court house an extra $33 bi- weekly to $587 every two weeks. The chief custodian, Jim SheardOwn, is due to retire on January 19, 1978. A new salary schedule has been adopted for the county custodians effective January 1, 1978. Custodial staff will start at $9,100 go to $9,360 after three months; $10,140 after a year; $10,790 after two years; and $11,440 after three years. The county weed inspector received an increase of 20 cents an hour to $5.10 effective January 1, 1978 and the tree com- missioners are paid $4.95 per hour with a $300 retainer going to the chief tree commissioner, Library staff received in- creases too. The Children's librarian received a 40 cent per hour increase to $7.40; the Goderich Branch Supervisor goes from $9,802 per annum to $10,322 per annum; Branch Supervisor 1 RAU In South Huron Hospital, Exeter, on Friday, November 25, 1977, John Leo Rau. Beloved husband of Matilda (Bedour) Rau, in his 82nd year. Dear father of Wilfred, London, Andrew, Anthony, Henry, all of RR 2, Zurich, Joseph, 56 Corby Crescent, Brampton, Mrs. Robert (Antoinette) Taylor, Lucan, Mrs. Ted (Jean) Geof- frey, RR 2, Zurich, Mrs. Leo (Theresa) Masse, Grand Bend, Mrs. Harold (Madeline) Denomme, Warren, Michigan. Dear brother of Charles, RR 2, Zurich, Gerald, High Com- missioner, Kenya Africa, Mrs. Lawrence (Verde) Denomme, Clinton, Mrs. Blanche Rae, Warren, Michigan, Mrs. Florence Masse, RR 2, Zurich, Mrs. John (Irene) Flanagan, RR 2, Zurich. Two brothers Ted and Claude Rau predeceased. Also survived by 42 grandchildren, and 22 great-grandchildren, The funeral was held from the Westlake Funeral Home, Zurich, Monday with funeral mass at St. Peter's RC Church, St. Joseph with Rev. Father Denys. Internment was at St. Peter's RC Cemetery. LLOYD ENGLAND Suddenly at his late residence in Crediton, on Friday, November 25, 1977, Lloyd England in his 82nd year. Beloved husband of Beatrice Van Alstyne, Dear father of Gerald of McKellar, Ruth(Mrs. Wesley Sisson) of Burlington and Jack of Pt. Elgin. Brother of Laura (Mrs. Lorne Finkbeiner) of Crediton. Also survived by nine granchildren and 11 great grandchildren. The funeral was held Monday from the R.C. Dinney Funeral Home, Exeter with Rev. Bruce Pierce officiating. KADLE CH< At the residence of her son, George Jr., of 71 Brewster Blvd., Grand Bend, on Saturday, November 26, 1977,' Maria (Mary) Selestiak, widow of the late George Kadlecik of 420 Forest Lawn Avenue, London, in her 72nd year. Dear mother of Mary (Mrs. William Absolon) of Times-Adeoeete, December 1,1977 Poo. 3 County tries for six percent pay increases Strathroy, George of Grand Bend and Joseph of London. Dear sister of Sister Maxim Selestiakova and Pavlina Rosinova and Josef Selestiak, all of Czechoslovakia. Also loved by 15 grandchildren. The funeral was held from the Needham Memorial Chapel, London on Tuesday with Rev. Father Don McMaster St. Joseph Church officiating. Internment in St. Peter's Cemetery. The T. Harry Hoffman Funeral Home, Dash- wood assisted in the arrangements. ARMSTRONG In Victoria Hospital on Wed- nesday , November 23, 1977, Leslie John Armstrong, beloved husband of Lois (Pickard) Armstrong, in his 49th year. Dear father of Bradley at home, RR 4, Goderich; Mrs. John (Linda) Talbot, RR 2, Goderich; Mrs, Lawrence (Bonnie) Bieber of Exeter and four grandchildren. One son Brian Leslie pre- deceased July 1965. Dear brother of Allan, Goderich; Floyd, RR 1, Zurich; Ronald of Simcoe; ' •HOward, RR 1, Zurich. Mrs. Garnet (Dorothy) Mousseau of Ridgetown. One brother Kenneth and parents Mr. & Mrs. John Armstrong pre-deceased. The funeral was held from the Westlake Funeral Home, Zurich, on Saturday with Reverend Taylor officiating. Internment was made at the Bayfield Cemetery, ELSIE CANN Mrs. Elsie Cann, in Huronview Home, Clinton, on Tuesday November 29, 1977 beloved wife of the late Orville Cann of Exeter in her 86th year. Dear mother of Arnold Cann of Usborne Town- ship. Also survived by 2 grand- children and one great- grandchild, one sister Mrs. May Dayman of Shallow Lake, Friends may call at the Hopper Hockey Funeral Home, William Street, Exeter, after 7 p.m. Wednesday evening. Funeral service will be held at the funeral home on Friday December 2 at 2 p.m. Interment in Exeter Cemetery with Reverend Glen Wright officiating.