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Home My WebLink AboutHuron Expositor, 2002-12-18, Page 8YOUR ONTARIO FORD DEALERS' WAYNE GRETZKY AND YOUR FORD DEALER TEAM -UP TO BRING YOU SOMETHING TO CE,LEB • II -THE HURON EXPOSITOR. DECENNIA 111, 2002 LATS AT CHRISTMAS Hope your holiday season comes fully packed — with good friends, good food and good times. TEATERO MOTOR PRODUCTS Automotive Sales & Service 220 Main St. S. 527-2291 Seaforth vmmvmrrlirvvvvvrirWmvirrYvvvvvvY NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS of Lamont Sanitation Due to rising costs THE PRICE OF GARBAGE TAGS AND SERVICES WILL INCREASE January 1, 2003 Pack of 20 Tags $40.00 Garbage Scheduled For Pick Up Thursday, December 26 will be picked up Friday, December 27 LAMONT SANITATION News ;X Fat Wed*Oct/await* 25% Off i Don't Get Soaked By Imitations 40% Off Men's, Women's & Children's Clothing Tommy Bahama, Robert Kitchen, Woolrich, Jack Rabbits and More Tax Free Toys, Games and Puzzles Free Groovy Tote with any. Groovy Girl purchase over $60 'asters Specials Open Wed., Thurs. 11 am - 8 pm, Fri. 11 am - 9 pm Davidson West Trading Company 16 Main St. Bayfield 565-5900 p y • , • • Susan Hundertmark photos Festive music The Central Huron Secondary School band and choir performed last Thursday at Seaforth Public School. At top,teacher Denise Haines conducts the choir while at bottom, the jazz band's trumpet section includes from left, Catherine Snider, of Holmesville and Will Shepherd, of Seaforth. Vehicle damaged at Seaforth hospital A vehicle parked at Seafortlt Community Hospital received damage to its rear end on Dec. 2 in the afternoon. Anyone with any related information is asked to call the Huron OPP or Crimestoppers. Vanastra window broken by snowballs from truck The window of a Vanastra home was broken on Dec. 2 at 9:30 p.m. by snowballs thrown by passengers of a light brown pick-up truck. The truck was seen driving on St. Charles Street with its unidentified passengers throwing snowballs at nearby homes. Anyone with any related information is asked to call the Huron OPP or Crimestoppers. 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"My husband (the late Tom Schoonderwoerd) and I wanted only a simple, consistent and equal water billing system for all, thereby encouraging conservation," explained Schoonderwoerd in her letter that was presented to council during their Dec. 10 meeting. "We felt this could only be achieved by implementing water meters for all." - Prior to amalgamation, the Schoonderwoerds and other landlords were charged a flat rate of $15 a month for water used in their building if they didn't have water meters. Now they're charged $15 for each unit. "She brought the issue to our attention and her comments will have a bearing on our discussions," explained Huron Fast Clerk - Administrator Jack McLachlan during an interview on Friday. Tuckersmith Coun. Larry McGrath reminded council Tuesday night that he had previously mentioned this change in billing, but there was no further discussion on the issue. McLachlan said Friday that he is currently in the process of creating new water rates, but doesn't know yet if the landlord billing will be changed. Investigations began into the issue of water metering last March when Schoonderwoerd's husband and other local landlords upset with a billing system they felt was unfair to tenants attended a Huron East council meeting to voice their concems. Schoonderwoerd also suggested in her letter that if there had been more water meters during the summer, a water ban may not have been necessary. By Jennifer Jackson • Notice of Change. Mid -Huron Landfill Site Please be advised, effective Tuesday, December 31st at. 4:00 p.m. The Mid -Huron Landfill Board will increase its tipping fee rate from the current $40 per metric tonne to $60 per metric tonne. The rate increase is required to ensure sufficient funds are available for the closure and perpetual care of this site. The minimum fee will remain at the current $5.00 for 80 kgs. (175 lbs.) of refuse. Cars will be weighed at the discretion of the Landfill staff. All other vehicle traffic will be weighed. ❑ Presently, cooling systems (fridges/air conditioners etc.) declared at the weigh scale are charged $25.00 plus weight. Systems not declared at the scale are charged $40.00 plus weight. Note • These prices may increase in the New Year. Cl Passenger car tires declared at the weigh scale are charged $3.00 per tire ($10.00 not declared). This will Increase to $4.00 per tire ($12.00 not declared). Note • This landfill is not able to accept liquids, especially paints and oils, which are harmful to the environment. We would encourage everyone to recycle In order to extend the life of the site. , Co((ection Schedule The Bluewater Recycling Association and all its staff would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. During the holiday season, we postpone the regular collection of waste and recyclables in order to allow our staff to savour this joyous holiday season with their family and friends. As a result, there will be no collection on Wednesday, December 25th and Wednesday, January 1st. However, there will be an alternate collection on Saturday, ecember 28th for communities missed on the above tes. Thursday, December 26th is a regular collection ay with the exception of Clinton which will be ostponed until January 2nd. he regular collection schedule for everyone will esume on Thursday, January 2nd. We apologize for any inconvenience. We ould also like to remind you that rapping paper is not recyclable. Should you have any questions, please gel free to contact us at -800-265-9799. 9 r