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Behind
Walkathon
women regi
track of s.
were among
the scenes at the Walton
on Saturday morning,thest,
stered walkers and kept
ponsors a.nd pledges .Th e y
the many workers and
organizers of the Wal kath'on , to pro-
vide funds for improving the Walton
Park. From left are Lin Steffler,
Kathy Achilles , Maxine Marks , with
Blaine Marks, g and Mildred Traviss.
Report from
Queens Park
By 'Murray Gaunt,, M.P.P.
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PASTA.
Pasta is an all-inclusiye word
including spaghetti, macaroni and
noodles, along with many others.
The products are simitar, but the
shape is different.
McCutcheon Grocery
GREY VG
rRUST COMPANY SINCE le
C.I. Stief, Branch Manage:
Listowel
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All-Purpose Grind.
CHASE & SANBORN
24-07.
PALMOLIVE LIQUID
White or Pink
GRAPEFRUIT • • • -
Weston's — Reg. 49c
DINNER ROLLS
We Deliver
6 f or 69i
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• lb. 99
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Stephenson's
Bakery Grocery
AYLMER CATSUP' • • • •: 25-oz. 59(
ROSEDALE PEAS, 19-oz. • • • 2 for 49(
Campbell's
TOMATO SOUP, 10-oz. • • • • 5 for 75f
SUNLIGHT DETERGENT 24-oz. 49(
Bake shop section, ONLY, dosed for one
week effective October 20th
Free delivery 88792.2
BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH
97th ANNIVERS4RY1ERVICES
Sunday, Ottobq 2101 1973
At OA. am: and 7:30
The .R61. Allan Johnston.
Of Rithard's 1Vlertiorial IJit ted Mirth, Lott.
don -i• will be the guest soaker at both services:
&illusion is .a former Minister of this
Chureh;. ,and s&vot the Itrussds.
• 'Parish from 196 to 1968,.
SPECIAL MUSIC will 46 Drovi&d by our
own C110140, as well As, by
'GUEST SINOEItS .W• and Mrsih.M, Came bell
A .-speoial invitation is -Otthtid8d to fail, Colrif
and rWan ship„ Coma ,and bring a. friend.
The Legislature is now infull,
swing once again.
The big news this week was
the tabling. of the Hydro report.
The Committee begans its invest-
igation in May and it stretched
over 50 days, involved 2.4 mil-
lion words of evidence and ,was
one of the most thorough invest-
igations ever at Queen's Park.
The Committee dealt harshly
with Ontario Hydro officials and
the procedures used in giving
developer Gerhard Moog the con-
tract to build Hydr J's $44 mil-
lion head office..
The report said Chairman
George Gathercole and other
21. Tenders Wanted
TENDERS FOR
SNOWPLOWING'
TWP, OF GREY
Tenders will be received by the ,
undersigned until 12 Noon Monday
NOVEMBER 5, 1973
For 1973-74 snoWploWing season
in the Township of Grey. Tender
to. be by the hour. State make
and size of equipment to be used.
Minimum to be 9 ft. plow with
12 ft. wing. Lowest or any tender
not necessarily accepted. •
Ross Engel.
Road Superintendent
Brussels, Ont.
2144-2
22. Legal Notices
members of the Hydro Commis-
sion were guilty of t‘an abdiction
of their responsibilities." It
went on to say that they had failed
to guarantee that the public int-
erest was being protected in the
deal which could net Moog, a close
friend of Premier Davis, a pro-'
fit of $17.5 million over 30 years.
The report also found no evi-
dence that Premier Davis as-
sisted Moog in obtaining the Hy-
dro Contract. It said, however
that Hydro Officials were aware
of the friendship between Moog
and the Premier more than a year
before the contract was signed.
The Committee felt this known
24. Card of Thanks
The officers and directors of
the Beigrave , Blyth, Brussels
School Fair Board wish to thank
the following for making the 1973
fair a Success. The Huron County
Board of Education ; Huron County
Council; Huron County Library
",'card; Village of Brussels; Vil-
lage of Blyth; Township,of East
Wawanosh; Township of Morris;
the T. EatonCo., the advertiserS,
thOse who gave donations and all
those who helped in any way.
24-94-1
My Sincere thanks IS expressed
to my many friends and rela.tiveS
for• the cards, visits and treats
received recently during my Stay
in Victoria Hospital and since
coming home. Special thank8 to
our friends who So kindly trans-
ported my wife to the hospital on
different occasions. - D.AoRann.
24.94-1
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My Sincere thanks to all those
who relneinbered me with cards,
treats and VisitS while a patient
in ListoWel Memorial Hospital.
and Since conning borne, Your
thoughtfulness was appreciated.
Janis` Van Vliet. 24=94x1
25. In Memoriam
JACXLIN memory of a good
friend Andrew Jaoklin whOpaSSed
away October 19th, 1966,
Tithe goes Oh With many
changes,'
Joys and 8-OfroW5, smiles and
tears,
But your inertidrY IS eVer Cher ,
IShed i
kith the passing years..
= Ever r d by a friend,
Chris phillipson, . -04-1
friendship did influen3e the let-
ting of the Contract according to
the report which states "It is
the view of this Committee that
it may have been one of the fac=
tors which weighed upon Hydro,
although it must be stated, that
in the view of some members it
was a factor."
The report indicated C om rri it-
tee Members-felt H ydro may have
been able to bargain Moog down
to a lower rental payment for
the building.
MOog originally indicated that
he would accept responsibility
for sub letting 200,006 square,
feet of office area, Hydro
mately assumed the -responsibi-
lity for the whole of, the office
Space.
The definition of cost of the
building was key. It will govern
'the amount up to $45 million
which Canada Square can borrOw
to finance the project and affect
any possible rent rebates to Hy
dro, available if the building cost
lesS than $34 a square foot.
Mr.Moog was allowed to in=
sert elenients into costs Which
Hydro had never contemplated
then switched to the term leap ,-
praised value," a definition Which
plagued the Committee in its
hearings because it was never
clearly defined.
The COMiniSsioners were ad=
vised that M. Moog was. reneg-
ing and allowed him to chi so.
Hydro thereby lost not: 'only
benefits of the earlieragteeMent
but, also exposed itself to the
possibility of Moog raising $45
million against the security of
the building without abatement of
rental to HYdre.
The Committee also found
that the answers to Liberal Lea,
der Nixon's 'itinestiOnS In the Le-
.gislatilrer Were in part isignift
catty misleading." ,
the report also found that
John Cronyn
'
LOndOti business
titian and the Chairman o the
diOVerniterit Reorganization:
Cennitiittee, was the 'person who
phoned Donald Smith, president
Of t1liS,61JOti but ; that no' threat
Was in fact IsSiied,t
In summary the derninittee
found that there was 116 taupe-
talon and, that 'Canada giclute
waS, the only ,detilpetty given Set=
IOUs consideration by lisidro:
The Legislature hagbeen
ing oti§itiotatioh to the estimates
of the ministty of the EriVireti=,
Ifiefit v Natural ReSoilreek and
Social arid Community Services.,
ReilleMbell. It 'takeS:-bilt
itrrsizriieet to 'Plate an Expositor
want Ad and be rittilleY ',in Odket0,
o AdVertisei jiist bial,Seafoith
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Classified Ads
In The ESTATE OF URBAN
i)TICHARIVIE late of the Town-.
ship of Grey, in the COUnty of
litiron, Penner.
Ail persons claiming against
the above Estate are reqUired
to forward full partitulatS
their clairris to the Under=
Sighed Ori or before the 31st
day of October ; 1918, after which
date the assets Will be
diStributed,
DONNELLY.gi MURPHY
18 The Square
proderieli; Ontario, .
Solicitors for the Estate,
23=93-3
A host dlaSeified will Day you
dividends: have you_ tried .61161'
Dial ,BrUSSeiS 867,0414-
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