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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-06-26, Page 13WOMEN'S SUMMER DRESS SHOES R SALE ✓NATURALIZER /CALICO /WESTIES /MONIQUES 999.05999 Entertainment READY FOR SUMMER - Guitarist Kim Souch of Seaforth helped keep things hopping at the early years graduation bash at Seaforth Public School Friday. Leachate volume up for May The volume of leachate at the Mid -Huron Landfill Site in Holmesv.ilte for the month of May this year is up consid- erably from last year. Leachate is liquid created by rainwater which falls onto the landfill and soaks into the waste and enters tiling which flows into a holding facility at the Holmesvillc site. The leachate is regularly pumped into a tanker truck and taken to a holding facility in Goderich. The recent rainy weather reflected in a total of -128,743 gallons of leachate pumped this May compared to 21,907 gallons in May 1995. Volume of garbage also affects the amount of leachate because garbage absorbs water'in a capillary action. This May's leachate num- hers are the highest since the rainy spring and summer of 1992. In May 1992, 146,000 g-allons of leachate was pumped from the landfill site. SATURDAYS BUSY As usual. summers are busier at the Mid -Huron landfill in Holmesvillc, par- ticularly Saturday mornings when the site is open from 8 a.m. to 12 noon. The site supervisor said more people are bringing in pick-up trucks full of garbage to the landfill instead of buy- ing stickers for garbage pick- up in their own municipality. Chair Cox said the hoard might be able to afford to hire more part-time help. Office manager Munnings said at the present rate of 120 vehicles on a Saturday morn- ing, that's an average of one going through every two minutes. He said it, doesn't sound like too much but each vehicle has to weigh in, weigh out, a ticket has to he printed and payment has to he made. He didn't think hir- ing an extra person 'would help because the process couldn't he speeded up. The hoard talked ahoti the pros and cons of extending - hours on Saturdays but no motion was made on the mat ter. Break and enters in Clinton There were four break -and - enters with another two attempted in Clinton on a Thursday two weeks ago, June 13. Provincial police say a $4,000 laptop computer was stolen from the Cameron Law Office. St. Pauls Anglican Church, the ST191 Oddfellow Hall and a resi- • dence were also all broken into, and attempts were made but no entry gained at Wise Insurance Brokerage and Robert Q. Travel Mart. The next day $96 in coin was also taken in another Clinton break-in, at Cooke's flower shop. KIPPEN GUN CLUB ( June 19 results ) Ernie Marshall, 25; Jamie Caldwell, 25; Glen Mogk, 24; John Glazier, 24; Harold Smith, 23; Dennis Boyd, 22; John Glazier, 20; Mark Tuckey, 20; Bill Campbell, 17. ( June 12 results ) Ernie Marshall, 25; . Brad Mann, 25; "Toni Allen, 25; Bill Stewart; 25; - Ke'n Wetham, 24; George Hamm, 23; Ed Steegstra,'2:%; New library desk Council approved paying $3,480.15 plus taxes for the supply and installation of a circulation desk in th'e recent-' ly renovated Seaforth library at its Junc 11 meeting. Coon. Heather Robinet recalled the item was deleted in the budget process, but Administrator Jim Crocker reported the old circulation desk "literally fell apart" moving up and down.the .street during renovations. Paying for the new desk, along • with previously approved roof repairs, would exceed the library's capital budget by.$1,870, the admin- istrator said. The • lowest of two quotes, which council eventually accepted Tuesday after it was forwarded by deputy county librarian Sharon Cox, came from Dungannon Custom Builders but was •$1,025 over the library's estimate and 1996 budget amount. ST -91-11% S}t tlt.\ Sit tLa SitJtlt\ Sititrjfl,.\ FOOTWEAR SAVING FROM 2 0% OFF' STLE SpvE $ 000 MEN'S '11111011KS ATHLETIC SHOES WOMEN'S CLARK'S OF ENGLAND SPRINGER SANDALS $7999 FROM CHILDREN'S RUNNERS 1/2 PRICE SALE $4.99 - ; 19.99 BUY ONE PAIR & GET 2ND PAIR FOR 1/2 THE SALE PRICE (Equal or Lesser Value) OPEN: MONDAY TO SATURDAY 9 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 8 P.M. CLOSED JULY 1ST 20%OFF CHILDREN'S SANDALS AND DRESS SHOES MEN'S SPORT SANDALS FROM $(999 2O0/ OFF PURSES, WALLETS, LUGGAGE No PST/GST ON ALL REGULAR PRICED MERCHANDISE until July 13/96 DOWNTOWN MITCHELL 348-9951 Scam artist in Ontario Provincial Polk say a "scam artist" was work ing Huron County las month, using methods similar to other fraudulent incidents that involved a quick-talke at Port Elgin and Owen Sound. A lohe man in a beat -up half -ton truck flashed his lights continuously while fol- lowing an elderly lady south- bound from Goderich on Highway 21 around 7:30 p.m. on June 11. Police say: "finally the lady pulled over near Bayfield and the stranger advised her that she must be having wheel troubles as her car was sway- ing back and forth all over the road. He claimed he was a service manager and he would get her a discount on the repair job. "He then left to obtain parts. No money changed hands. The lady in the inter- im contacted her husband and they took the car to a local repair shop where it was determined that there was no problem with the rear of the car." OPP describe the suspect as "very polite and well- groomed and obviously a THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Jure E, 1696-1 Huron County e quick talker...5' 10", 180 lbs, - short dark hair with mous- - tache, wears glasses and may have a mole near left eye." Days get shorter Summer arrived, and the days started getting shorter, at the solstice last Thursday, officially at 10:24 p.m.. Meteorologists say it wasn't our imagination - this spring was both wetter and colder than normal - a full degree below the 11.6 degrees that is average for the season. Mitchell reunion Mitchell might very welt burst at the seams with peo- ple this weekend. More people (3,600) than the town has population (approximately 3,400) have officially registered for Mitchell high school's all - years reunion this Friday through Sunday. Charges delayed for Mitchell chief Suspended Mitchell Police Chief Chuck Zehr's charges under the Police Services Act have been delayed again, until November, after crimi- , nal charges of threatening a .police officer against him are dealt with, scheduled to take place in Stratford on Oct. 16. If you wish to secure a lifetime income from an RRSP or are interested in,o,ther RRSP investments at very competitive. rates, call • Arnold J. 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