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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-06-11, Page 20STEPHENSON'S Bakery Grocery ' Stafford's APPLE PIE FILL , : . 19-oz. 790 Supreme PEANUT BUTTER ....... 16-ot, 690 Van Camp -!,- 19-oz. PORK and BEANS .it Summit ICE CREAM Y Phone 8874126 Free Delivery f* 89 1/2-0110 1609 (Continued from Page 1) "I expect, the Montreal situation would have something to do with this inspection," Mr. • McCaul said although most of the meat comes from the Kitchener and Bruce County area. This is a specific survey on meat and will mean checking each ,kind of meat in every area, he said. Mr. McCaul said all food , r i v premises are under routine i inspection but "we are doing a 1, specific study to answer questions 3 like this." He said it would take a 1 . week to inspect the more than 300 ; 1 'I establishments in the county. I i If a business doesn't have a I 1 stamp on its meat or can't . , I produce a receipt then the Health Unit will seize it and the Ministr:. , 1 t, of Health will be notified, Mr McCaul said.. d Mr. McCaul said there are I, three types of exemptions. There , • i are exemptions for those who kill ' i, and cut for personal consumption, those who custom kill or butcher and give the Meat back to the owner and - those who butcher their own cattle and sell the meat: Mr. McCaul said there is only one slaughter-house that custom kills in the county. If a farmer owned his own slaughter-house then he could, sell uninspected meat, but he must have owned and fed the • I V cattle for 60 clays prior 'to f. butchering them, Dr. Tom Melady from the Ministry of Agriculture and. Food, Veterinarian Branch, said. There are a few people going against the health laws but these are getting fewer all the time, he I said. The difficulty is determining how long the butcher-farmer has owned the cattle, Mr. McCaul said. Beef rings are also exempt from inspection but this form of association is going into history, Dr. Melady said. In this association, farmers would band together and hire a butcher to kill their cattle for them, each member getting a share of the kill. Federal inspection of meat is a Service that asa rule is paid out of tax money,. he said. Are you part of the human race or just a spectator? paanaPacnan Fitness.ln your heart you know it's right. McCutcheon Grocery Phone 887-9445 We Deliver Schneider's Frozen — 1 1/2 bag BREADED CHICKEN LEGS . . . . 1 .99 Chef's Best FRENCH FRIES Tra bag 350 Size 113 SUNKIST ORANGES • , doz. 79 Weston's — Reg. 79c .0INNAMON BUTTERHORNS 590 2(1-,--THE BRUSSELS POST ; JUNE 1975 l.; Public teachers get 30% pay hike Salary increases of 29.9 per ,•ent to Huron elementary eachers were ratified Monday bY- he Huron County board of 1.;ducation. The board's negotiating ;hairman Cayley Hill of Goderich s recommending ratification to ais fellow board members said, `it's a high settlement in relation .o other years but it's a good settlement for Huron in :omparison to others in the iyovince." I Hill continued, "I hope this ; iigher trend does not continue for mother year." The settlement will cost the )oard more than $5.5 million, -The board's total budget is $15,8 million. John Mann, principal at Wingham public school and the teachers negotiator said the agreement which was ratified by teachers Thursday in Clinton "is going to be of benefit to both parties." Mann indicated negotiations were underway for about eight weeks. He said, "members of both groups put in about 75 hours of work." The percentage increase of 29.9 per cent is made up of 2.44 per cent in increments. 26,408 in increase on grids and 1.072 per cent on allowances and fringe benefit's, Under the new agreement starting teachers in category one will receive a salary of $8,400 increases to $11,400 for five years of experience. Category two ranges from $8,900 to $13,400 increased from $6,600 and $10,850. In category three the minimums and maximums are $9,500 and $16,100, Category four salaries vary from $10,400 to $17,100 and category five goes from $10,800 to $18,400. Starting principals will receive from $11,400 to $23,800 while those with four years experience will receive $17,300 to $28,200. At the same time, trustees approved increases for its six driver education instructors and for a se venth instructor hired on' a contract basis, Instructors who are board employees will receive An increase to $55 from $44 per student for in-car instruction and a hike from $8 to $10 for in-class instruction during the 1.975-76 school year. Instruction fees paid by students were increased from $20 to $25. per person. Spirit Catch the DATSUN Few tainted meat NO OTHER CAR GETS BETTER MILAGE THAN DATSUN B210 SEE THE SELECTION NOW 1974 B210 Hatchback One Owner, 4 speed Transmission, Radio, Vinyl Roof A REAL SPORTY MODEL with Michelin Radials Lk. HFW 525 $3,195.00 1973 LB 110 One Owner, 4 Speed, Real Economy Lic. DHN 752 $1,895.00 1972 WPL 510 Stationwagon Automatic Transmission, Radio FOR: CARE FREE SUMMER DRIVING Lic. FHZ 712 $2,495.00 1972 WPL 510 Stationwagon 4 Speed Transmission, One Owner Lk. 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