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Citizens News October 9, -1950
Teachers j:.:e:t eight
average reaches
An elementary school
teacher's average salary in
Huron County will be $23,600
under a new one-year con-
tract ratified by the school
board Monday.
Under the agreement,
which expires August 31,
1981, the 362 elementary
school teachers' salary will
increase by eight per• cent' The first grid from Sep -
ember " to December
over last year, t
Both parties agreed to a represents a live -per- cent.
^oncept in which there will salary increase. Under this
be two grids used to deter- grid a teacher's maximum
mine salary for board salary will be =90,450,
budgetary reasons . A The second grid represents
teacher's position on the grid a 10 -per -cent increase and
is based on experience and the maximum , teacher's
qualifications. salary will be $31,900.
z
-,Tge leachers raunea the
'contract about two weeks
ago.
Under the agreement,
elementary school principals
and vice -principals. also
receive an eight -per -cent
raise. The. principals'
average salary will be
$37.842 and .the maximum
Hay backs area rest home
Support for the con-
struction of a new home for
the elderly in the South
Huron area appears to be
i_a_Aounting with Hay_ council
endorsing a resolution from
the town of Exeter to that
effect.
At a• meeting of county
council earlier this year it
had been indicated that the
Huronview home for the
aged at Clinton would not be
enlarged and that a home
would be built in either
the northern or southern end
of -the county.
Exeter council nave
agreed to form a committee
to look into the need for a
home in the area.
All councillors were in
agreement that the new
home should be constructed
in the area if an addition to
Huronview was not made.
Councillor Tony $edard a ong
with Lionel Wilder said that'
a , separate building would
result in much higher per -
patient costs compared to an
extension at Huronview.
Hay council will have
some new faces after
November 10.
Following the meeting
deputy -reeve Lloyd
Dashwood man
badly hurt
A 26 -year-old Dashwood
man, Joseph Wragg, suf-
fered serious internal in-
juries in a one -vehicle
collision Wednesday.
He lost control of his
vehicle on Highway 83 east of
Huron Road 2 and it rolled
over in the ditch. Damage
was estimated at $3,550 by
Constable Bill Osterloo.
Wragg was taken to
University Hospital in
London and underwent an
emergency operation for his
internal injuries.
On Saturday, a vehicle
driven by Joseph Robbins,
Hensall, struck a parked car
on King St. in Hensall. The
other vehicle was owned by
Kenneth Govers, RR 1
Crediton.
Total damage was set at
$1,000 by Constable Ed
Wilcox.
The third accident was
reported on Sunday when a
vehicle driven by Steven R.
Henry, Smith Falls, went out
of control on Huron St. about
one mile west of Exeter and
skidded off the road.
The other crash of the
week was an unusual one
that occurred around 10:00
a.m., Monday, when a car
became wedged on the
bridge at the Devil's Elbow
about three miles west of
Exeter on Stephen sideroad
20-21.
Heidi Klatt, RR 1 Comber
was proceeding over the
bridge when she lost control
of the vehicle and the right
front hit the guardrail. The
vehicle then skidded and
became wedged sideways on
the bridge, which is slated to
be replaced soon by the
township.
Mousseau announced he
would he candidate for the
reeve of the township, a
position presently held by
Jack 'Finney. The incumbent
was not at the meeting as he
was representing the
township at a meeting of the
Association of Counties and
Regions.
Wilder said he will stand
for deputy -reeve while
Bedard and Dick Rau said
they would. be seeking
another term as councillors.
Formermemberof council
Dorn Geiger. who was at the
meeting said 'he would seek
election to council.
Council set October 27 as
the date for ratepayers
meeting to discuss activities
in the township and , the up-
coming election.
will be $39,457.
In other business, the
board rejected collecting
education taxes frogl._Huron
County's 26 municipalities
quarterly in favor of con-
tinuing twice -yearly
collections. •
Although the board 'had
rejected-: the idea of four
collections a year last June,
despite a potential $70,000
savings on interest charges,
the board decided to poll the
municipalities and found the
majority rejected the
scheme.
In recommending to the
board- the •adoption of
quarterly collections,
education director John
Cochrane said in a report to
the board it would make
"good business sense"and to
do otherwiae 'is `political
decision _ made by Ake
board." •
The board feared. ,the
proposal would be a, financial
burden to anion
muniicipalites which . collect
taxes from ratepafeil o" e
or tisk* a year.
Four trustees announced
they will not seek relleetion.
They :are Goderich 'fustee
Dave • Gower and ' trUstee
Shirley Hanzlitt,
representing the townships
of Colborne and rich
Clinton trustee Dorothy
Williams; and Seaforth
trustee John Henderson.
The 12 remaining trustees
all said they will seek re-
election.
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BUY BULK
OPEN 9 A.M.-6 P.M. MON.-SAT.
Prices will be effective till October 31
MANY mows ARE AVAILABLE BUT nUAsEamat AHEAD
BEEF
SId�
Hind
Front
Price
Per lb.
Approx.
Weight
Approx.
Cost
lb. $1.65 25016. $410
Ib. $1.87 1251b. 5235
Ib. 51.49 125 I5185
b.
Round steak or roost, slaw o► ground beef'. 1.69
H p (tipsection removed) $50 lb.$85
Loin Sirloin, 7 Bone, Wing -lb.
$2.69 45 fib. 5120
Sirloin Section Ib.$2.59 25 lb. 565
Chuck Blade steak or roost, short rib Ib 1 49
roosts, stew or ground beef. e $ 60 lbs. 590
Steak RoastI $2
b. .89
Boneless Blade or Shoulder Roast Ib. $2.19
PORK
Whale $994
Side of Pork $1.02
Loin 51.89
PRICE PER LB.
APPROX. WEIGHT
APPROX. COST
170 lbs. 51.70
85 lbs: .585.00
14 lbs. $25
Boneless Shoulder Roast
10lb. Box
Dashwood Sausage (regvlar)$1 5.90
Dashwood Sausage - (Smoked) $17.90
Loin Pork Chops approx. 40-4 oz. chops $ 18.90
Shoulder Chops approx. 27-7 oz. chops s 14.90
ie $1.45
IS
CNAIOIX AND MASTIKNA/Ot
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O.ONIS 67 S.00 0111A11011*
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FROZEN SEA FOOD
King Crab Legs Ib. '6.25
Lobster Toils 5 to 6 oz. Ib. '12.25
Battered Shrimp Ib. '5.25
Unbattered Shrimp Ib. '11:65
Plain Scallops Ib. '6.79
Boston Blue Fillets 5 Ib. box '6.95
Cod Fillets 5 lbs. box '8.25
Ocean Perch Fillets 5 Ib. box '5.75
Special
Lobster Tails 3 oz. portions Ib'10.35
Baden Colby Ib. 12.39
Atwood Medium Cheddar Ib. '2.39
Atwood Old Cheddar Ib. •'2.N
-Atwood Mozzarella Ib. 12.09
Over 25 varieties available
BAKING SUPPLIES
Chocolate chips Ib• '1.14
Butterscotch chops Ib• '1.79
Sultana !Whin:Ib• '1.59
Glaced Red Cherries
(whole brokenj lb. '1.99
Glaced Green Cherries
(whole or broken) lb. 11:99
9
Mixed Fruit - Ib. '129
Mixed Peel Ib. '1.09
Currants Ib. '1.79
Peanuts
(blanched, salted) Ib. '1.19
Walnut ,pieces Ib. '2.79
Shredded Coconut Ib. '1.59
Dates Ib. '1.19
Pecan; Halves Ib. '3.89
(ALLOW TWO WEEKS FO ORDER TO BE VIOCESS D) •
PACKAGE DEALS
• BUY THE PACKAGE YOU WANT AND
SAVE ON THESE SPECIAL VALUES
PACKAGE A
PORK 'SPECIAL
5 lbs.
10 lbs.
5 lbs.
10 lbs.
5 lbs.
lbs.
10 lbs.Fresh
pork
Bacon,
Loin Chops
Liver
Sausage,
Shoulder chops
Spare ribs
Boneless leg of
50 Ib. 385
J
PACKAGE C
20 lbs. Boneless blade
or shoulder roast •
20 lbs.Fresh picnic shoulder
roast
20 lbs. hamburger
10 lbs. Shoulder chops
10 lbs. Minute steaks
10 lbs. Pork cutlets,
10 lbs. sausage
PACKAGE B
10 lbs. . Rib eye steaks
(approx. 20-8 oz. portions).
10 lbs. Butterfly chops
(approx.40-4 oz. portions)
20 lbs. Prime Rib roast
(Chefs style
10 lbs.Boneless pork loin
roast
so Ib. $159'0
e-- PACKAGE D
20 lbs.
20 lbs.
20 lbs.
10 lbs.
'10 lbs.
10 lbs.
10 lbs.
Steak roast
T -Bone, Wing Steaks
Loin chops
Ground chuck
Spare ribs
Minute steak
Boneless leg of pork
00 Ib. $179 SOIb. $90 oo Ib.s2395o Ib $120
.Frozen Turkeys s '
Grade A 18 lbs. & up Ib.1.411.
Utility lb. 99c
MDerners Old Fashioned
SMOKIHAM
fully cooked ;3 A�
Approx. 5 lbs. lb. •
Plotters and gif(boxes of cheese or meat made
to your specifications
PAY LESS NOW FOR FANCY, NORM VEGETABLES
5x5 lbs.
'12.40
15.00
15.00
10.90
12.40
19.55
4 lbs. only 17.20
8.75
Peas
'Green Beans
Yellow Beans
Sliced Carrots
Mixed Vegetablei
Brussels Sprouts
Cauliflower
Turnip
Onions 'Rings (battered)
Mushrooms (battered)
Special By the case only
Corn •
6x5 '12.75
5 lbs.
'2.50
2.110
2.03
2.23
-3.s
3.23
2,00
3.95
7.95
Special by the am only
Pon and Curvets
6x5 $10.10
Sunlight Liquid Detergent
Sunlight Powdered Detergent
Sunlight Powdered Detergent
Sunlight Dishwasher Detergent
Alt Dishwasher Detergent
Blue . . vwlered De ' t t
SOAP
160 oz. '7 $
25 lbs. '1&93
50 lbs. IL*
25 Ibs. '11.13
25 lbs: . WAS
30 lbs.
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