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Times Advocate, 1984-09-26, Page 18Times -Advocate, September 26,1984 Page 3A Tuckersmith applies for government sponsored employment programs By Wilma Oke Tuckersmith township council will apply for two new programs, both sponsored by the provincial government. Both of these are Ontario Youth programs. For one the government will pay $4.00 an hour or full salary, 100 per- cent, for one person who must have been unemployed for at least three months and with an education of Grade 11 or less. For the other program the government will pay $2.50 per hour toward the salary of a person unemployed for three months, while the township will only have to contribute $1.50 per hour. Both these employees can be used for six months to do general work in the township, but mainly at Vanastra, such as maintenance work or park clean-up. John Brownridge, Tuckersmith's representative on the Seaforth and area land- fill site, reported that the committee has two sites under consideration at this time, one in the area of Seaforth sewage lagoon and the other on the farm of Ar- thur Varley. This new landfill site being sought will serve the town of Seaforth, and the townships of McKillop and Tuckersmith. NEW CUBS - Jeremy Reid , (left) Michael Funk, Daniel Bengough, Rick Albert and Brian Funk line up to register for the coming term with Hensall Cubmaster Ken Clarke. Earlier this year a site north of Seaforth was found to have inadequate soil structure for a landfill site. Brownridge reported that at this time preliminary tests indicate the soils are accep- table both at the Varley farm and the lagoon site, council agreed that the Varley site was preferable because it is isolated, while the lagoon site is too close to the residential areas of Harpurhey and Egmondville, and even Seaforth would be affected because of the prevailing winds. Several members of council said they had many calls fi om both Harpurhey and Egmondville residents con- cerned about where the land- fill site might be located. Brownridge said the pre- sent Seaforth landfill site east of Seaforth will be cleared in April by the Ministry of the Environment because it is fill- ed. To be prepared for a place Tour attracts applicants Solicitor General George Taylor and OPP Commis- sioner Archie Ferguson said this week they weredelighted with the results of a campaign to encourage more women to seek out careers as police officers. "A provincial tour con- ducted by Constable Sherry Baker has been an outstan- ding success in attracting women applicants interested in police careers," Taylor said. Constable Baker, an OPP officer for 10 years, was recently named Affirmative Action Manager for the On- tario Ministry of the Solicitor - General. The OPP is part of that ministry. Commissioner Ferguson had said before Constable Baker's tour that in the 75th anniversary year of the OPP, a priority would be to attract an increased number of women candidates to apply to the OPP. "Constable Baker's tour has shown that the interest is there," Commissioner Ferguson said, noting that the number of applications from women had increased by 170 percent for the first six months of 1984 as compared to the same period in 1983. Solicitor General Taylor noted that the percentage of women applicants for OPP policing jobs has increased from less than nine percent to 21 percent this year. "This is a welcome in- dicator of increasing interest by young women in what is a challenging and rewarding career opportunity," the Solicitor General said. Commissioner Ferguson said that no quota for the number of female recruits has been set, and the Force wants the best qualified ap- plicants regardless of sex. Constable Baker said she was appreciative of the assistance of the media in her efforts to encourage women to consider police work as a career option. During her tour of 40 On- tario municipalities, Con- stable Baker participated in nearly 150 newspaper, radio and television interviews. ITALIAN SPAGHETTI REG 51.65 Ot�SAUCE# 28 oz. JAR 1(�' 9 LANCIA 5 STYLES EGG 980 NOODLES PKG DELCIOUS LANCIA REG. 51 9 LASAGNA 375 g SPAGHETTI, SPAGHETTINI OR READY CUT MACARONI LANCIA PASTAS 900 g PKGS. 500 g BRAVO BRAND TOMATO PASTE 5.5 OZ BRAVO CHICK PEAS TIN REG. 51.49 1.19 REG. 57C 490 WHITEKIDNEY BEANS OR RED ROMANO BEANS LENTILS BLACK EYED PEAS OR 19 oz SMALL FAVO BEANS REG. 95C 78TIN MILANO GIANT LADY 150 p Gg FINGERS REG. 59C 2/89 KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES LARGE 675 g PKG. 149 LIQUID STYLE JAVEX BLEACH OUR REG. 52.19 3.6 LITRE 129 10 VARIETIES HOSTESS CHIPS OUR REG 51 69 200 g PKGS. 99, BLACK DIAMOND fAltir/106% BLACK DIAMOND "SINGLE THIN" CHEESE FOOD SLICES BLACK DIAMOND MILD OR MEDIUM 1 CHEDDAR • CHEESE 225 g 1, 89 BLACK DIAMOND WHITE OR COLOURED OLD CHEESE 225 g BLACK DIAMOND GRATED PARMESAN CHEESE 125 9 f.89 1.49 BLACK DIAMOND GRATED PARMESAN CHEESE 250 9 Z• 89 BLACK DIAMOND LITE CHEESE FOOD SLICES 2509 1.69 BLACK DIAMOND HI 'N' LO SKIM MILK CHEESE 250 9 1.69 CANADA "A" GRADE LARGE EGGS 97' CHOCOUTE MALLOW. CHOCOLATE ECLAIR. GRAHAM SQUARES. FAVOURITE 5. GINGER BOYS. SHORTBREAD RINGS WESTONS COOKIES OUR REG. 52.55 TIN TIE 400,9 PKGS. 139 WHITE, YELLOW, BLUE, MOCHA, KLEENEX TISSUES OUR REG. 51 39 200 SHEET 119' WHITE. YELLOW. ALMOND ROYALE PAPER TOWELS OLL119 750 miBOTTLES ALL VARIETIES CANADA DRY 2/9Ac PLUS 30C DEPOSIT NEILSONS CALIFORNIA ICED TEA 89° KLEENEX ASSORTED ISS BOUTIQUE NAPKINS l. 17 DELICIOUS VOORTMANS 425 q HONEY 990 CAKE ONE kg SIZE VANISH BOWL CLEANER 1.49 32 oz. JAR RICKS WINE SAUERKRAUT 1.59 SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT 9 A.M. WED. SEPT. 26 UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 29TH WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASES TO REASONABLE WEEKLY FAMILY REQUIREMENTS. WHITE. YELLOW. ALMOND ROYALE TOILET TISSUE 8 ROLL379 ALWAYS POPULAR MACARONI & CHEESE KRAFT DINNER 2/225 g NESCAFE VIVA DECAFFEINATED INSTANT COFFEE 8 or JAR 6.99 KELLOGGS 1 RAISIN BRAN 800 q PKG 3.19 FOR UNBLEACHEABLES -JAVEX BLEACH 3 LITRE 4.29 QUAKER COOKIE OR MUFFIN MIXES ASSORTED 900 q 2.19 FOUR VARIETIES McCORMICKS CRACKERS 350q 1.39 ZEHRS BLANCHED PEANUTS SOOgPKG 159 F.B.I. 3 VARIETIES SPRINT DRINKS ISO ml 99� J BORDENS CONDENSED EAGLE BRAND MILK 300 mL 1.89 NESTLES ASSORTED MINI- PUDDINGS 20 ,; 189 McCAIN LITE DELITE PIZZA DELUXE 181 q 2.8? McCAIN LITE DELITE PEPPERONI PIZZA 115 q 2.89 I WESTONS RASPBERRY SWISS ROLLS 4 PACK 115 WESTONS FRESH RAISIN BREAD 450 q LOAF 129 GAY LEA ONION CHIP DIP 250 q TUR 119 , LARGE 1.25 LITRE HEINZ KETCHUP 299 WESTONS HAMBURGER OR WIENER ROLLS PKG OF 12 98, e KRAFT ONION CHIP DIP 8 oz TUB 119 KRAFT DILL PICKLE 1 CHIP DIP 8 01 TUB 119 MINUTE MAID ASSORTED ORANGE JUICE FROZEN 295 mL 1.49 MINUTE MAID FROZEN GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 355 mL 1P 49 McCAINS ASSORTED VARIETIES FRENCH FRIES 1 kg PKG 139 BLUEWATER BOSTON BLUE FISH STICKS FROZEN 350 q 189 , BLUEWATER BOSTON BLUE FISH IN LIGHT BATTER FROZEN 350 q 189 LIVING PLAYTEX GLOVES S.M-l 1.89 PR REG. OR DEODORANT KOTEX LIGHTDAYS PKG OF 30 2.29 BICKS 3 VARIETIES DILL PICKLES 1 5 l 2.79 YUM YUM. BABY DILLS SWEET MIXED BICKS PICKLES 15l 3.29 ASSORTED VARIETIES McCORMICKS CANDY 4508 1.79 INSTANT NESCAFE COFFEE IO o7 JAR ` 6.99 _ NESCAFE COLOMBIA COFFEE 8 oz JAR 6.99 , BECEL SOFT STYLE MARGARINE 129 NEILSONS ASSORTED FRUIT PLUS YOGURT 129 COUNTRY OVEN ONLY IN BAKERY EQUIPPED STORES REGULAR 51.55 DELICIOUSLY TASTY CHUNKY 450 9 LOAF SPECIAL CHEESE BREAD 129 REGULAR $2.59 A DELICIOUS DESSERT 675 g SIZE SPECIAL APPLE PIES 1.69 REGULAR 11.99 CHOC. ON PEANUT SUTTER CHIP OR PLAIN OATMEAL COOKIES 169 450 q PKG zehrs fore- ma,AHa of firm. Fonds ( to dump the garbage in case the new landfill site is not established by April, council supported a plan by Seaforth to petition the Ministry of the Environmetit for the use of an already established landfill site on an emergency, tem- porary basis, such as Holmesville. An application for a tile drainage loan for 110,500 was approved. Gordon Heard of Har- purhey will do snow removal work again this winter at the same price as he received last year -- 145 hour while operating and 135 per day standby when not operating. Eldon O'Brien RR 5 Clin- ton, will remove snow at the Vanastra Recreation Centre parking lot and the township office parking lot for the same price, 120 per hour for snowblowing and $22 per hour for front loader work in mov- ing snow. Council went into commmittee-of-the-whole at the end of the regular council meeting. GKERSMIt 150Th ANNIVERSRRY NEZ9.30,198S OWNSHIP K9 PUBLICIZE 150 YEARS - Reeve Bob Bell and publicity chairman Jim McGregor were two of the passengers in the Tuckersmith township entry in Saturday's Exeter Fair parade. T -A photo 111=211. Al3=0 \®► Ontario Clerk of the Executive Council of Ontario NOTICE NOTICE OF A PROPOSED BOUNDARY CHANGE BETWEEN THE Village OF Hensall AND THE Township OF Tuckersmith The Village of Hensall and the Township of Tuckersmith have made an agreement to adjust their mutual boundaries by annexing certain lands from the Township to the Village and to deal with other boundary -related issues. This agreement has been reached under the Municipal Boundary Negotiations Act, which was passed by the Legislature of Ontario in 1981 The purpose of this advertisement is to give notice to the public that, subject to the consideration of any objections. the Executive Council (i e Cabinet) intends to implement this agreement by Order -in -Council as soon after the 24th day of October, 1984 as possible The proposed boundary dhange is indicated on the map below QUEEN K u MILL RICHMOND z J DUE EN 111 RICHMOND 1 OF HAY YORK Z of MING J�� m YORK RICHMOND lir AK_ ...... _�. VILLAGE OF HENSALL Present Boundary Proposed Annexation O O 000 2000r, 100 600- TWP OF TUCKERSMITH 1 Details of the agreement may be obtained front the Clerk of the Village of Hensall at (519) 267 2812 or from the Clerk of the Township of Tuckersmith, at (519) 482 9523 Any person may object to the proposed boundary change by writing to the Clerk of the Executive Council, outlining the reasons for objecting, within twenty eight days of the publication of this advertisement This means that any objections must be filed with the Clerk of the Executive Council on or before October 24th. 1984 The address is as follows Clerk of the Executive Council Province of Ontario Room 481, Legislative Budding Queen's Park Toronto, Ontario M7A 1A1 Any objections will be dealt with according 10 the procedures set out in Section 18 of the Municipal Boundary Negotiations Act Objections may be referred to the Municipal Councils for the advice of the Councils. Edward Stewart Clerk of the Executive Council • 1