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BRUSSELS
32 (Callander)
33(B.M.G.)
BLYTH
26 (North)
27 (South)
HULLETT
43 (Auburn
44(Londesboro
45 (Armstrong Res.)
46 (Watson Res.)
COLBORNE
38 (Huron Haven)
39 (Colborne School)
40 (Reid Res.)
41 (Reid Res.)
42 (Colborne School)
MORRIS
28 (Miller Res.)
29 (Belgrave)
30 (Twp. Office)
31 (Shortreed Res.)
EAST WAWANOSH
24 (Belgrave)
25 (Westfield)
McKILLOP
47 (Family Paradise)
48 (Winthrop)
49 (Murray Res.)
21 (St. Helens)
22(Dungannon)
23 (Auburn)
Total
GREY
34 Twp. office (north)
35 Twp. office (South)
36 Cranbrook (north)
37 Cranbrook (south)
Fitzgerald
62
44
32
138
Clark Dettweiler
19 3
18 3
22 2
59 8
TWP.
Turn berry
Wingham
Howick
Ashfield
W. Wawanosh
E. Wawanosh
Blyth
Morris
Brussels
Grey
Colborne
Hullett
McKillop
Goderich
Goderich Twp.
Clinton
Bayfield
Stanley
Seaforth
Tuckersmith
Hay
Zurich
Hensail
Stephen
Exeter
Usborne
Advance
Total
DETTWEILLER
15
22
38
8
Campbell
43
51
46
140
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12, 1990. PAGE 13.
Searson for their time of one
minute and 43 seconds. Bill Jack
son’s half-scale Goddison won the
J. W. Andrews Memorial trophy
for Vt scale model. Mr. Jackson is
from Wyoming. The Feature Trac
tor trophy went to Elmer Irwin of
Paisley for his Oliver 70.
In the Antique Car competition a
Classic Car Award was won by
Elgin McNall for his 1952 Ford
Hardtop Victoria while Gary
Squires of London won for his 1931
Model A Ford.Letter
Continued from page 5
government members with agricul
tural background, can get this
sense of desperation through to the
new government and something
can be done to try to get agricul
ture, the backbone of our local
Threshers' contest
results announced
Continued from page 1
campers stay at the Thresher
Reunion more comfortable.
Special contest events began
Saturday. Jim Gibbons and John
Jackson who had a time of 1:12 won
the belt setting competition. Ross
Calder and Bob Reid with a time of
32 seconds won the men’s log
sawing and Dennis Kraemer and
Bernice Stemmier won the mixed
log saw with a time of 59 seconds.
Paul Hessels and Brian Machan’s
time of one minute and 33 seconds
took top place in the children’s
contest.
In the bag tie race Arnold Oliver
won the men’s with a time of 46
seconds, Bernice Stemmier with a
time of one minute and two seconds
won the ladies and Brian Machan’s
two minutes and two seconds won
the children’s.
On Sunday Mike and Jason , economy, back on its feet.
Searson won the steam engine belt
setting for the third year. Their
time was one minute and 43
seconds. The team of Jim Sloan
Senior and Junior took home the
prize for the Men’s Log saw contest
with a time of 12 seconds. For the
Men’s Log saw (own saw) contest
Hardy Young and John McDermit
took nine seconds, gaining them
first place. The mixed log saw was
won by Doug and Carol Founger,
who finished in 14 seconds and
Jean Hedley and Carol Founger
won the ladies. Their time was 25
seconds.
Men’s and Ladies’ Bag Tie
winners were James Armstrong, 39
seconds and Jean Hedley, 50
seconds.
The Jack Arthur trophy for a gas
tractor prior to 1930 went to Ernie
Culley of Port Elgin for his 1930
Rumley oil pull. The John Ellacott
trophy for a gas tractor built
between 1930 and 1950 was given
to Carl Roney of Elmira for his 1949
John Deere. The Searson family of
Watford took home the Wayne
Houston trophy for the best show
engine, a 1913 Sawyer Massey and
1920 Sawyer Massey. The John
Hallahan Memorial trophy for belt
setting went to Mike and Jason
Thank You
I wish to thank all those who
supported me at the polls and
a very special Thank-you to
all those who worked so
tirelessly on my behalf during
the election campaign. Your
support and encouragement
is appreciated very much.
KEN CAMPBELL
P.C. CANDIDATE
HURON
HURON COUNTY ROAD NO. 15
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY REPORT
The County of Huron has completed an Environmental Study
Report for improvements to County Road No. 15 in the
Township of Hullett. The Environmental Study Report recom
mends County Road No. 15 be improved to modem design stan
dards for two-lane County roads and be paved.
This Report is filed with the Clerk of the County of Huron, at
the Court House in Goderich, Ontario in accordance with the
requirements of the Class Environmental Assessment for
Municipal Road Projects and in accordance with the
Environmental Assessment Act R.S.O. 1980. Members of the
public may view this document at the County Clerk's office
between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. All comments are
to be submitted in writing addressed to N. Bellchamber, Huron
County Clerk-Administrator, Court House, Goderich, Ontario,
N7A 1M2 prior to 4:30, October 26,1990.
f THE HURON COUNTV BOARD OF EDUCATION^
CUSTODIAN
CONTRACT TENDER
Plainly marked sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned prior
to noon Friday, September 21, 1990 for contracting custodial services at
Seaforth Public School, 144 Market Street, Seaforth, Ontario effective
immediately.
All tenders must be submitted on the Official tender forms which are
available at the Huron County Board of Education, 103 Albert Street. Clin
ton, Ontario, and Seaforth Public School.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
Jeanne Dionne
Personnel Manager
Huron County Board of Education
103 Albert Street
Clinton, Ontario
N0M 1L0
Joan Van den Brocck Boron Public Education
Chair Optoio£ Up Iht World
R.B. Allan
Director^