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sells for:
RANGE $259.95
REFRIGERATOR $459.95
RANGE FEATURES INCLUDE:
- Plug out elements
- Removable element; rings and under pans
- Fluorescent lighting'
- Clock and minilite minder
- High speed oven pre-heat
- Roller service drawer
PHILCO PAIR $4 900
SELLS FOR COLOR ONLY
REFRIGERATOR FEATURES INCLUDE:
- Automatic defrost - One stub shelf
- 2 multi ,,position- shelves
one fixed position shelf
- Porcelain enamel meat keeper
- Removable egg bucket
14.29 cu. ft. capacity
- Freezer door juice and package rack
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Huron reeves dear budget
County Clerk Treasurer John
Berry presented the 1973 budget
at last Thursday's session of.
Huron County Council. Members
passed the document quickly and
easily causing Mr. Berry to
comment," I had better luck
than John White."
"There is no increase in the
demands on local municipalities
for this year," he told council.
"Any extra moneys have. been
taken from the surplus. At the
end of 1972 the surplus totalled
$317,875 and if this budget were
followed exactly as presented, by
the end of 1973, the surplus would
have been reduced to $110,411.
In other words, we are using
approximately $215,000 of
surplus funds in order that the
demands on the taxpayer will
not increase.
The total budget calls for
over five million dollars. Of
that amount, .$3,402,543 comes
from county sources; the rest
is funded by government.
The Hon. John White was
mentioned again during the ses-
sion when the Planning Board
report was read. ChairmanGir-
yin Reed noted that while _ the
official plan had gone to the
Ministry of Treasury, Economics
and Intergovernmental Affairs it
had not been signed andreturned.
"The Minister had other
things on his mind the last couple
of weeks so I guess he didn't
get around to signing it," ob-
served Reeve Reed.
The chairman also drew
attention to the fact that John L.
Cox has been retained by the
planning board for the summer
months. Mr. Cox, a student, has
been hired under a program
called "Experience 73" in which
the Province of Ontario pays 75
percent of the students salary
for the summer. He will be paid
$125 per week and will be gather-
ing data for secondary plans.
council learned that wage in-
creases have been granted to the
engineers at Huronview amount-
ing to 60 cents over a year and a
half. By July 1, 1974 members
of the International Union of
Operating Engineers, Local 772
will be receiving $4.10 per hour.
IFFIRT .1
cOnvertible dishwasher
Front-Loading Portable/Convertible
Model CT3Q9H
* PUSH UTTON CONTROLS—clearly marked for simple operation
* OPERATING SIGNAL LIGHTS—indicate when dishwasher is operating
* ANTI FLOOD. CONTROL—automatically stops filling to prevent water
overflow
* NUMBER OF CYCLES—cycles that can be selected on dishwasher
* SPRAY ARM-JET TOWER WASHING ACTION—two powerful revolving
sprays for thorough washing
* REMOVABLE CUTLERY BASKET—lift-out to load arid unload cutlery
* SMALL ITEMS BASKET—ideal for washing lids, baby bottle tops
* TWO-SPEED WASH—lst speed full water action, 2nd speed slower water
action
* BY-PASS- FAUCET CONNECTOR—allows use of taps when dishwasher
is connected
* DELUXE BY-PASS FAUCET CONNECTOR—as above but easier to
attach and remove from tap
* CONVERTIBLE—can be 'used as a front-loading portable or converted
to undercounter
RegularlY .
sells for $459.00 NOW
M. C. SMITH
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Huron tree
replacement
program
advances
The county tree replacement
program was reviewed briefly'
under the Huron County Road
Committee report at last. Thurs-
day's session of county council.
It was learned the county is
planting 2,100 six foot to eight
foot hardwood trees this spring.
These hardwoods are in addit-
ion to 3,000 seedling white pines
and red pines which will also be
planted this spring by county
forces.
In 1972, the county pla.nted 900
six foot high hardwood trees at
various locations throughout the
county on a trial basis.
"We find that 80 percent to
90 percent of the hardwood trees
survived the first winter and
consider the project successful,"
claimed county engineer Jim
Britnell. "To our knowledge
Huron is the only county in On-
tario with a tree replacement
program of this magnitude."
, "We estimate that about 3,000
elm and other tree varieties on
county roadsides have been cut
over the past eight or ten years
due to Dutch elm and other
diseases, old age and storm
damage," reported Britnell.
"We hope to be able to Continue
this replacement program and in
some small way help to beautify
Our roadsides."
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