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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-06-04, Page 2'.1 REALTY WOFID. 1979 :CUTLASS SUPREME, 2 door, 6 '1979 CHEV IMPALA 1979 CHEVELLE MALIBU CLASSIC, 6 cyl. 1979 'PONTIAC PARISIENNE, • 4 doer 1979 CHEVETTE; 2'door, 4 speed 1978 ACADIAN, automatic, 4 door 1978 FORD LTD II 4 door 1978 GRANADA, 2 door 1978 PONTIAC LAUltENTIAN;4 dr, 1977 CFIEVELLE; 4 door, with air 1977 OLDS 88 ROYALE, 4 door, fully equippea 1977 CHEV IMPALA, 2 door, 2 - 1977 CHEV IMPALAS, 4 door 1977 DODGE• MONACO, 4 door with air 1977 DpDGE VOLARE stationwagon, 6 cyl. 1976 MERCURY MONTAGO, 2 door hardtop 1976 CHEV IMPALA, 4 door hardtop 1976 CHEVELLE .MALIBU CLASSIC, 4 dr. 1976 LE MANS,• 2. door 1975 PONTIAC PARTSIENNE BROUGHAM 1975 PONTIAC LE MANS, 4 door .1975 OLDS CUTLASS, '4 door 1975 CHEV IMPALA, 2 door 1974 PONTIAC, 4 door 1974 CHEV NOVA, 2 door TRUCKS 1,979 GMC, % ton pickup 1979 FORD LARADRO ton; pickup, fully equipped 1979 GMC 4 x 4 1976 FORD WINDOW VAN 1975 CHEV % TON,. pickup 1975 CHEV VAN,. V8 automatic 1975 HI CUBE CHEV VAN 1973 CHEV PICKUP "Huron County's Foremost Car Dealer" Turhberry St. at the Phone 887-6173 North end of •BRUSSELS tage Limit Sentinel, WRdnesdayt June ,4, 1900 ort to diScuss moving the lib: rary'S. children's section to the. loWer floor. Additional costs for the . county if the ehildien's sec:. _don were moved to the lower ' floor would be an added five ' _ hours of library Staff and rent for the use of the lower.floor from the Town of Seaforth, KINGSBRIDGE Country home On % acte with barn. Highway front- age. 12 per cent mortgage available. Call Sharon Elliott 524-8100 or Res. 529-7281. V-107 The Buren County Library board will be looking into moving the children's section, of the Seaforth Library to the lower.floor of the libratY • building because the upper flOor has become very Crowd- ed with. both adult and child- ten'S sections on the same floor.. At present St.'James Sep arate. School has classes **Sing the 'library for book exchanges because the school does not have a libr- ary. On alternate' Weeks; two classes from the school are perrhittedto go to the library toexchange bocks.,This pro- grain and the library's other, children's programs make kt: awkward to have the child- ren's section on the same floor as the `adult section. The Seaforth co-operatiYe Nursery School is presently using the ''library's lower neer four mornings and two afternoons each week how- ever, and, if tbe library takes over the lower floor, the nursery school would have to . find a newniz-nue. The co-operative nursery has been operating from the librarY since October, 1977. There' are 48 children regist- ered in the nursery school program which. has classes Tuesday and Thursday after- noonS. as well as Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. mornings,. Seaforth'S depUty-reeve Bill Dale told County, council he wonders why the library is being used, as a school. "It's a strange thing to me," commented Dale, 'That with school enrollment down, Why are we Using ()T'' libraries' for' school rooms?" Seaterth reeve John Flan- nery told council ,he ,.objected to the procedure a. the library beard. He Pointed out that at the Seaferth-T-town- council's laSt meeting, they approved fencing an area of the library grounds. for use by the, nursery school .child- ren. Flannery Said if he had know the library board would be reeking into :using the lower floor, 'it could have affected council's' decision • concerning the fence. Flannery told council he. wanted the library board to take the matter to the coin mittee of finance and general government rather than the entire Seaforth council,' Flan- nery said he did notobject to the intention of the library board, :to have the Seaforth , librarY use the entire build-: ing, but he was objecting to the board's procedure. Chief librarian Bill- Part- -7ridg e-told-countii-the-library beard- had' not decided' to move the children's section 4.* CATFI WOODEN to the lower flOor but were only looking-into the feasibil- ity of the move, • • Deputy-reeve Dale, who is chairman of the finance and general government'conim4., tee of the, Seaforth Council,' invited the ',chief libraria#, Mr. Partridge, niil the chair=__ man of the.library board, Bob Allen, to their next meeting among the settlements reached —across the province so far. He added that the Bruce Board is one -of the last in the province to ex- clude working conditions. The 220 teachers have been working '-‘kithout a contract since Sept. I, 1979. In, Dec. 1979, when they requested mediation, the teachers were asking fora nine percent increase not in- cluding the , experience increment, with a cost of living allowance in a one Community• Groups, industries, Businesses, Towns, Individuals, etc. are invited to take part. , TROPHIES & CASH PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED IN VARIOUS CATEGORIES. With the return Of this application it is under- stood that we are entering the Dungannon Birthday Parade. The Parade is to be held on August 2, 1980 with parade marihalling east of Dungannon on 'the fourth' concession. Entries to be in position by d 12 noon. Parade time 1:30 p.m. PLEASE PRINT ONLY NAME ADDRESS I • TYPE OF ENTRY LAST DATE OF ENTRIES JULY 29e1980 Brine contract talks.... •from •page 1 • • surance benefits. In an effort to :cut costs., the board proposed that it pay 90: percent of a king term disability plan, for teachers starting work Sept. '1, 1980 instead of entitling thern to a • retirement cash bonus based on unused sick leave. Warren Brown, chief negotiator for the teachers, said the proposed salaries for teachers at maximum in the highest category would be the . lowest in the province in that category M an i . ure .4* njd year ,contract. TheY also wanted a working conditions clause to be added to their contract. Prior to teachers voting.to accept or reject the contract offer, it ,(the offer) will be_ iscussed at a mass meeting of secondary school teachers to take place some time within the next two weeks *from page 1 the road, entered the west ditch and rolled over. Two paSsengers, Steven Hall, 26, Luck- now and Steven Chamney, 18, R. 2. Auburn, Were not injured in the mishap. The accident which occurred about 7.15 p . on Saturday evening, is being investig ated 'by the Goderich detachment Of the Ontario Provincial Police and charges are • pending. vtimmoninisimomm itimom AS 'PART OF OUR 1251" BIRTHDAY ..CELEBRATIONS AtmusTi. D.4.140:4141NON: will be holding a mammoth PARADE with Bands, Floats, Antique Cars, Horses or . Whatever: CLUB OR ORGANIZATION ..SATURDAY, AUGUST 2nd 2nd a11:30 PHONE MAIL TO: JOHN STANBURY DUNGANNOiN, ONT, NOM 11R0 W. J. Hughes Realty Ltd. POINT CLARK Year round' cottage. 3 , bed- room. Nicely treed lot 71' x 145'. Taxes $289.68. Call Chris Holloway 395-5952 or 395-3448. VVH1TECHURCH Lot for sale. 66' x 132', Partly treed. ASking only $7,000.00. Call Chris Holloway 395-5952 or 395-3448. W-4. ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP Farm, .75 acres crop land. Bank barn equipped for sows. Silo and drive shed. 1 1/2 storey, 3 bedroom home. Call Chris Holloway 395-5952 or 395-3448. 2-RE. VILLAGE HOME 2 years old with 3 bedrooms, full basement, large kitchen and dining room. Call Don McCauley 524-8100 or Res. 524-4226. F-151 AUBURN 4 bedroom house on large lot with double garage, Call Don McCauley 524-8100 or Res, 524-4226. S-8 'COUNTRY LIVING .• In Village close to 'God'erich, 3 bedroom home with finish- ed rec room in full basement. • Call Don McCauley 524-8100 or Res. 524-4226. B-153 NILE 3 bedroom one storey home on large well landscaped lot. Stone' fireplace. Call Don McCauley 524-8100 or Res. 524-4226. S-W13 complained'. that "the as to make it. vital ' for A large delegation credit system has fun- • Torn to page 40 attended the regular. Jime 2 meeting of the Nikon County Board of Education.to protest the elimination of the second ,Grade .1.3 English course' at Central • Huron SecOndUry SchoOl in Clinton. The bOard passed a motion that encourages the principal at CHSS • to offer the English 551 course if a teacher volunteers to accept an overload in his timetable as :a, result of the del egation's' requests . In an address to the board, Jack Holmes, a parent of a CMS student, nelecl certain students so