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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-09-29, Page 24INVITES YOU • TO VIEW THE FULL LINE OF A.M.C. Cars ..JEEP and TOYOTA In ..the Clinton Arena .October 1 and .2 Strickland Automobiles 346 -St 334 .Huron i Road • Go -erich - 52409381. McCutcheon Grocery Phone 887-9445 ' • -Schneider's Frozen We Deliver 14 BEEF BURGERS 2 lb. Box $ 1 6 7 Weston Raspberry BUTTERHORNS Howdy 5 Flavours CANNED POP Case 24 - oz. U.S. HEAD LE TTUCE Reg. 79c 59 $3.79 49 rove The County Planning Board has authorized the Planning Director to attend a Heritage Planning Synposiurn. September 10 to 12 • of i sponsored by Heritage Ca4*ad; the Ontario Heritage Foundati6a and the Frontenac Historic Foundation. STEPHENSON'S Bakery' Fresh Large Heads CAULIFLOWER' Christie's SODA BISCUITS • 16 ozs.' Campbell's TOMATO SOUP 10 ozs. Christie's SODA BISCUITS 16 ozs. Grocery 49 59 2 /3 9 59° Phone 887-9226 Free Delivery .......... Deep Steam Carpet Cleaning •Without Messy Soaking 'Without Harsh Scrubbing AVERAGE CARPET 12x12 COST .$20 $20.00 OR SAVE RENT THE STEAMEX and do it yourself CALL FOR A FREE ESTIMATE Albert Tenpas Brussels 887-6501 u,A,4iteotozotowommw,,,,....**44***Attesisozoftwoo ;A:x/ ; .BAUSSELS POST, SEPTEMBER. ' 29 1976 11.1111.11111111.11•111W County council learns 130 seVerances, .0 Statistics presented to County Council at its September meetings by the Land Division Committee showed that, for the period ending August 31, there had been 196 applications for severance, 130 approvals, 10 denied,'54 were still pending, two had been withdrawn and four were under appeal . The Secondary Plans for 'H owick and Usborne Townships were passed under Amendment The Land Division Committee announced the election of Haiold Robinson • to the Board of Directors of the Ontario Association of Committees of Adjust anent and Land Division. Committees for 1976-77. The Land Division Committee reported that the *actual expenditures for the period ending August 31 has been $24,533 vompared to an estiamte of $26,960. 4 A. final attempt to pass •a motion calling for a private members bill which would have reduced the size of County CounciL _from its present 45 members io 36 failed at the September session of Huron County Council in Goderich on Friday. If passed the bill would have provided for a county council composed of: the reeves of the towns, not being separated A vote at Friday's meeting of the Hgron County council ratified a two year contract agreement -with Operating Engineers - employed at Huronview. The Union had already rat .ified the settlement arrived at with the Committee of Management of Huronview. The new agreement will provide wage increases of , 25 cents per hour effective January 1,' 1976, 20 cents per hour effective July 1, 1976 and 30 cents per hour effective' January 1, 1977. This . settlement' has also received approval of the anti Inflation Board. In other affairs at Huronview the , Mangement Committee reported that the Ministry of Community and Social Services have reported • that subsidy Number 10 and 14 to the Official Plan for the County of Huron Planning Area. The Planning Board authorized R. Dzus to attend the University of Waterloo - Southwestern Ontario Chapter of Canadian Institute of Planners three day workshop on agricultural and rural planning at Waterloo. The Board will pay the $125 registration fee and expenses. towns, and of the villages and townships in the county, together with the deputy reeves of towns, villages and townships where there were 2000 or more municipal electors. Where a town not being separated town or village or township in the county had more than 4000 and not more than 6000 electors, the reeve as .a member of the county council would have an additional vote and where the payments for the fiscal period April 1, 1975 to March 31, ,1976 amounted to $1,017,593. With an increase of 5.5 per cent this will entitle Huronview to a maximum subsidy. of $1,073,561 for the fiscal period April 1, 1976 to March 31, 1977. Since Mottat Lake Explorations Limited will not be able to s,upply natural gas to Huronview for the 'upcoming heating season, and since 1976 represented the last year of an agreement with that firm, Union Gas Limited has been contacted with regard to supplying of gas at prices quoted at the July meeting. The committee also expressed concerns in its report about the increasing number of people an the waiting list for accommo- dation at Huronview and noted that they will be meeting with Ministry representat ives to municipality has more than 6000 electors, the reeve and deputy reeve as members of the county council each had an additional vote. Speaking before defeat of the motion Cecil Desjardins, Reeve of Stephen Township, noted that reintroduction of the motion was another attempt to change "what is working just fine. The motion was lost on a vote by show of hands. discuss means of correcting the ' problem. At present there are about 30 persons on the waiting list. Move to make county council smaller defeated Concerned about long Huronview waiting list • •,