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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1992-08-26, Page 9THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26,1992. PAGE 9. Walton Man leads high speed chase Compiled by Betty McCall Phone 887-6677 A 48-year-old Wallon-area man led police on a high speed chase from Clinton to Goderich on Mon day evening, Aug. 17. A Clinton police officer had sig nalled for the man to stop. He was wanted by Seaforth police on charges of assault and watching and besetting, a charge used in cases of stalking. The victim is an 18-year-old Seaforth woman. Two Goderich police cruisers were involved in the pursuit, as well as cruisers from Clinton, the OPP and Seaforth, said Goderich Sgt. George Lonsbary. Besides the original charges, the man is facing additional charges under the Criminal Code for dan gerous driving, by the Clinton police, as well as failing to stop for police. Seaforth police are also charging him under the Trespass to Property Act. The man, who was released on his own recognizance, is set to appear in court Sept. 14. Scrimgeour’s JjgSk Food Market 523-4551 Values in effect from Monday August 24/92 until closing Saturday August 29/92. Savings are based on our regular retails. We reserve the right to limit quantities to normal family requirements. With This Coupon Save .50 Off The Purchase oFl -1.5 Litre Jar 3 - ------------- ------------------ ----- . - i i i i i i j T I I I I I I I I ! I I I .J KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP 3 iSpecial Price | Without Coupon 3.69 Coupon Expires August 29,1992 2007 Coupon Valid Only At Knechtel Assoc. Stores """wirhThis Coupon Save iToOOft The Purchase oil -8 RoHPkg. ROYALE BATH TISSUE Special Price With “4 1.00 Coupon I Coupon Expires August 29,1992 2016 Coupon Valid Only At Knechtel Assoc. Stores Special Price With .50 Coupon Special Price Without Coupon 2.69 I Spectators look on with interest as one racer takes a flying leap over this hill during the Trans Can National Motocross Championship held in Walton this weekend. Williamsons holds smorgasbord GROCERY SPECIALS Jean Patterson and Margaret Higgins of Belgrave visited on Sunday evening with their cousin Isabelle Shortreed. Roy and Kathleen Williamson hosted a family picnic at their home on Sunday. A smorgasbord dinner was enjoyed on a beautiful day. Reeve declares pecuniary interest in property re-zoning amendment Reeve Marie Hicknell declared a conflict of pecuniary interest at McKillop council's regular meeting on August 4, in regards to a zoning amendment because her husband is the owner of the property in ques tion. Francis Hicknell has applied for a zoning amendment for part Lot 16, Cone. 5, to permit a residence on the one acre lot Councilor Sharon McClure also disclosed a conflict of pecuniary interest in regards to the tile drainage loan approvals because her husband is an employee of KMM Farm Drainage. Two tile drainage loan applica tions in the amount of $20,000 each were accepted by council. Road Superintendent Wayne Dolmage's voucher in the amount of $81,928.15 was approved for payment The placement of asphalt on the Roxboro Bridge, for approximately 300 feet on each side of the bridge and 250 feet to the east and west side of Cone. 2and 3, was autho rized. The quotation received from Lavis Contracting Co. Ltd. for approximately 400 tons of HL4 hot asphalt supplied and placed at $40 per imperial ton was accepted. It was brought to council's atten tion that Tiny Township in Simcoe County had met with the Minister of Municipal Affairs to express their concerns with the restructur ing of the township's boundaries which will result in large assess ment loss. The Minister did not respond to the concerns expressed The weekend was the first summer-like weather people were able to enjoy outside for a change. A great number even took to the beach. The ball season is still quite active at the Walton Park, but many of the games have been rained out, so will have to be made up at a by Tiny Township’s council and ratepayers. Since county restructuring is being undertaken in a number of areas throughout Ontario and all municipal councils have an interest in ensuring that the process is car ried out fairly and with proper con sideration given to local concerns, McKillop council will petition the Minister of Municipal Affairs to address the concerns of Tiny Township. They want to ensure that restructuring in Ontario creates stronger, more viable municipal units and does not simply encour age assessment grabs by urban municipalities. The resolution from the Town of Capreol, regarding the present Criminal Justice System in Canada, was also supported. The Town of Capreol has peti tioned Parliament to recognize that crimes of violence against a person are serious and abhorrent to soci ety. They want to see legislative changes amending the Criminal Code of Canada, the Bail Reform Act and the Parole Act to ensure that no criminals are released with out bail hearings presided over by judges and that the public's safety is ensured. Council denied a request for a donation to the 1993 tractor draw sponsored by the Seaforth Agricul tural Society. Diane Peckitt was appointed as the township’s representative to the Huron County Farm and Home Safety Association. A by-law to adopt the current later dale. It seems during the summer, news items are very scarce, as everybody is too busy and forgets to call or they are on holidays. In the fall, however, we will get back in to the regular meetings. Church service resumes on Sept. 7 at Duffs. estimates and strike rates of taxa tion for the year 1992 was passed. Council accepted the request for repairs to the Moylan Municipal Drain under Section 78 of the Drainage Act. The petition for a drainage works from the owners of Lots N. Pl 26, 27, Pt. 28, Pl 29, Cone. 10 was also accepted. W.E. Kelley and Associates Ltd. were appointed to make an examination of the lots and to prepare a drainage report for the area. The Township of Tuckersmith has requested an expansion of the Seaforth Fire Area to cover a greater portion of Tuckersmith. Before making a decision, McKil lop council has requested a map indicating the additional area to be serviced, an assessment for the expanded area, and a report on the impact such an agreement will have on the existing department General accounts in the amount of $241,362.40 were approved for payment. (( ..................... If you want to ^^^breathe tomorrow, save the Tropical Rain KNECHTEL CHEESE SLICES 2.29 SELECTED VARIETIES 500 G. PKG. McCAIN FROZEN BEATRICE CHOCOLATE KNECHTEL APPLE PUNCHES MILK JUICE SELECTED VARIETIES & BUTTERMILK PURE 355 ML. TIN 1 LITRE 1 LITRE BOULE 2/1.00 .99 .79 COKE OR SPRITE REGULAR & DIET 24 x 355 ML. TINS UNIT PRICE 7.00/100 ML 5.99 COKE OR SPRITE REGULAR & DIET 750 ML BOTTLES PLUS DEPOSIT UNIT PRICE 7.90/100 ML .59 QUALITY MEATS SWIFT SUPERIOR SMOKED PICNICS 2.18 KG. «99 LB. CUT FROM CANADA’S "A" GRADE SHORT RIB ROAST 4.39 KG. 1 ■ 9 9 LB. MAPLE LEAF TOWN CLUB BEEF STEAKETTES SLICED SIDE BACON 454 G. 1 .89 1 69500 G. 1 ■ V V FRESH YOUNG CANADIAN PORK ECONOMY PACK PORK LOIN CHOPS (Contains 3 centre, 3 rib & | Z . D 3 end chops) 1 ■ ■ 'W Lb- CUT FROM CANADA "A" GRADE BEEF CHUCK BLADE STEAK 4.39 KG. 1 .99 LB. FRESH PRODUCE PRODUCT OF ONTARIO FRESH CRISP ROMAINE LETTUCE 2/.99 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. JUICY SWEET WATERMELON .64 KG. .29 LB. PRODUCT OF ONT. CANADA #1 FRESH FIELD TOMATOES 1.74 KG. .79 LB. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. #1 GRADE FRESH BARTLETT PEARS 1.96 KG. .89 LB. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. #1 GRADE FRESH SWEET PLUMS 2.84 KG.1 .29 LB. CAMPBELL'S 10 OZ. TIN CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP