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Clinton Spring fair on June 2
when the Fair Board will be
celebrating its 125th
anniversary.
Council approved a road
budget of $234,900 for 1979.
Of this $156,600 will be for
maintenance and $78,300 for
construction. The
construction work involved is
the building up of 21/2 miles
of concession 3 to 7 on
sideroad 30-31.
Edna Shannon of R.R.4,
Walton, will be paid $3.00 for
each dog she registers in the
township and for which she
collects the licence fee.
The rate of fees will re-
main the same as last year--
first male dog, $5.00; second
male dog in the household,
$10.00 and for each
additional male dog $20.00;
for first female dog, $8.00;
second female dog, $13.00;
and for each additional fe-
male dog, $30.00.
Concerned that certain
dogs running at large in the
township may be a nuisance
or a menance, council will
advertise for an animal
Canada choice
canned fruit
for busy days
Most days are busy.
Minutes spent in the kitchen
are precious - particularly at
dinnertime. The family
expects a dessert. You just
can't spend too long at it -
nor do you want to use a lot
of dishes. What do you do?
"Use your can opener and
Canada Choice fruits to
create good looking - great
tasting desserts that are easy
to prepare" say food
specialists at the Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food.
Pears Belle Helene
1 can (14 ounces) Canada
Choice Dessert or Bartlett
Pear Halves, drained
Scoops of vanilla ice cream
Hot Fudge Cream
Put a scoop of ice cream
into each serving dish. Stand
2 pear halves - cut side in -
against the ice cream in each
dish. Top with Hot Fudge
Cream.
Makes 4 servings.
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control officer with
applications to be in clerks
office by 12 noon, March 26.
Payment for six months of
township's share of costs for
Walton waste disposal site
was approved--$2,524.98 The
site is shared by three
municipalities--Grey Town-
ship, 45 per cent; McKillop
45 per cent and Morris
Township, 10 per cent.
Councillor Marie Hicknell
gave a detailed report of last
board meeting of Seaforth
Community Hospital and
Councillors William Leeming
and Arthur Anderson re-
ported on last Seaforth Fire
Area board meeting.
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4 THE BRUSSELS POST, MARCH 14, 1979
McKillop to pay half costs of tree planting there
BY WILIVIA OKE
Tree planting inMcKillop
township was discussed by
council at a meeting Monday
when it was decided council
will pay half the cost of
planting trees on suitable
properties for landowners in-
terested in the program. The
landowner must contact the
ministry of natural resources
at VVingahm to obtain the
trees for thcproject,
` Council ac,,epted the
tender of Jennison Con-
struction of Grand Bend for
supplying, crushing and
laying gravel on township
'l tie effects of declining enrolment were
felt in Huron County for the first time
Monday when the board of education
reduced its teaching staff by 11 for the
1979-80 school year.
In three seperate reports the board
approved recommendations to reduce
kindergarten staff by one, elementary staff
by three ,Lrid secondary school teaching staff
by seven. 1 he staff requirments for next
year were determined by director of
John Cochrane by applying the pupil-teacher
ratio in teaching contracts to the total
number of students expected to enroll in
schools in September.
Cochrane said Monday the reduction of
staff will mean layoffs for a least thrt c
secondary school teachers and possibly
more. He said the Huron board has not laid
off teaching staff in its 10 year history
adding he knew of no other way of
reducing staff. Cochrane explained that
natural attrition should permit the board to
During the week March 5-1
11, 1979, officers at Wing-
ham detachment conducted
44 investigations.
Seventeen charges w c re
20" Sanyo Colour
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20" Sharp Colour
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26" Consoles from 275.00
Court of Revision was set
for March 28 from 1 to 3 p.m.
for Dillon, Smith and
McCallum Drains.
Huron County
council has invited members
of McKillop Township
council to attend the
February, 1980, session of
council in Goderich. All
municipal councils in the
county in turn are invited to a
meeting.
Councillor William
Leeming will be responsible
for entering an entry for the
township in the parade at the
reduce staff in elementary schools but there
appeared little hope of that happening at the
secondary level.
The director said layoffs were not a
certainty but were a projection. He said the
board now employs 274 teachers in the
secondary panel and next year needs 267.
He said several teaches are eligible for
early retirement but are not required to
announce their intentions until the end of
May. He added that two teachers had
applied for one year leave of absence which
will delay two layoffs for at least one year.
He said teacher resignations, transfers or
retirements could allow the board to staff the
schools with no layoffs. ,
The largest reduction of students and staff
will be in teh secondary panel twhere the
pupil-teacher ration is lowest.
The board's
contract with the teachers sets the ratio at
between 16.8 and 17.2 pupils per teacher.
under the liquor licence act.
Three charges were laid
ander the Criminal code.
During the week, there
were four motor vehicle col-
lisions which caused an
estimated $4,660.00 in
property damage and in-
juries to one person.
On Saturday, March 10,
1979, Kevin A. Haskins of
R.R.1, Clifford received
minor injuries as a result of a
single car accident on county
road #12, south of conces-
sion road 5-0, Grey Township
Notice
to
Brussels
Residents
WATER
RATE
INCREAS
April 1st, 1979
Water Rates from
$2,50 to $3.00 per
month.
, Outside Water
Users $3.75 to $4.50
per month.
Manger and
Secretary-Treasurer
Brussels P.U.C.
Wm. H. King
ammowelmonmsoimusesnommontoomormenamereesuidadj
roads for 1979 at a rate of
$1.52 per imperial ton.
Two councillors were name,
to attend the seminar on
Economics at the Legion Hall
in Goderich, March
28--Marie Hicknell and 13111
Leeming.
Passed for payment were
orad accounts of $11,854.46
and general accounts of
$26,349.83.
Morgan Mobile Home of
Clinton was given permission
to move mobile homes up to
14 feet wide over township
roads as long as there was an
escort.
Huron may not need 1 1
of its teachers next year
OPP have 44 investigations
laid under the Highway
T-affic act and thirteen
warnings were issued.
Eleven charges were laid
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