HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1981-01-15, Page 5Council pay increases
approved in Stanley
Salary increaseswere ap-
proved at the Monday night
Stanley township council
meeting.
Clerk -treasurer and tax
collector, Mel Graham's
salary was increased to 312,-
600 plus 34,000 office and car
allowances. Deputy clerk -
treasurer, Betty Graham, is
now making 38,000 a year. It
was an increase of about 10
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• Used Trades
• Vold Cyllndeis
• R.bullt engines
• Mitosis our $pecielty
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Monday - Beef
Tuesday - Pork
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CONCRETE
STEPS
PORCHES
- patio slabs -
- sidewalk slabs
- curbs
- flower bed edging
- interlocking paving
stones
- flagstone
Call: G 6 6
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PRODUCTS
236-4723
Ship your livestock
with
FRANK VOOGEL
DASHWOOD
Independent
Shipper To United
Co-operatives Of
Ontario Livestock
Department, Toronto
Monday is shipping
day from Varna
Stockyards
CALL DASHWOOD
238-2707
OR BAYFIELD
565-2636
By 7:30 A.M. For
Prompt Service
Also Western
Stockers & Feeders
Available
per cent for both.
The road superintendent is
now making $8,15 per hour, a
grater operator will make
37.70 an hour and a truck
driver will make 37.60 an
hour. A casual laborer will
make 36.25 an hour. All
represent an increase of
about 10 per cent:
The township joined a
number of associations, such
.as the Ontario Good Roads
Association for a fee. of 331. -
They .also joined the AMO
(Association of
Municipalities of Ontario)
for $213.78, the Association
of Municipal Clerks and
Treasurers for 460, the
Rural Ontario Municipal
Association (ROMA) for
3125 and the Ontario Farm
Drainage Association for
325.
The grants for the year
were also approved. The
Canadian National Institute
for the Blind received 3100.
The War Memorial
Children's . Hospital, the
Salvation Army and the
March of Dimes also receiv-
ed 3100. The Huron
Historical Society received
$25.
A resolution by
Haldimand -Norfolk county
was endorsedat the meeting.
The resolution dealt with li-
quid industrial waste that is
proposed to be dumped near
South Cayuga. The resolu-
tion states that there should
be an enviromental study
available to be done if the
residents request. There . is
no such option now.
In an earlier meeting,
there was draft approval of a
15 lot subdivision on part of
lot five on Lakeroad West.
It was also agreed that the
two new councillors would
be sent to a seminar for new
councillors. The seminar is
to help new councillors ad-
just and understand their
jobs better. The seminar is
being sponsored by the AMP
on March 6 and 7.
A resolution from North
Burgess was endorsed. The
resolution dealt with
someone who owns property
in the area, but resides in a
'different area and can run
for council in North Burgess.
The resolution states that
the legislation should be
changed so that any person
can only run for council in
the area where they reside.
Rob Chester
Mark Hough
Students join staff
Journalism students Mark
Hough and Rob Chester join-
ed the staff of the Zurich
Citizens News and the Ex-
eter Times -Advocate last
week.
Hough and Chester will
replace Tom Creech as
editors of the Citizens News.
Creech has been named
editor of the Mitchell Ad-
vocate.
Graduates of the three-
year journalism program at
Kitchener's Conestoga
College, Chester is from
Petersburg, near Kitchener,
and Hough is from Allen -
ford, near Owen Sound.
Students serve a four-
month internship with
southern Ontario
newspapers under the
college's journalism
program. They are paid an
honorarium, and are guided
by local editors.
Hough has had experience
with The Citizen, a weekly
newspaper based in east -end
Kitchener. Chester was
editor of the student
newspaper at Conestoga,
and both have worked on
This Week, a weekly publish-
ed by the college's jour-
nalism department.
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Brian McAsh 482-7129
If no answer call 482-7157
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"In The Heart of Down Town Varna"
• Vacuum Cleaners • Soles and Service of most makes
• CI Radios and Accessories
• Speed queen Appliances
• Moffat Appliances
• Smoke Sensors
• Insect Lights and Fly K filling Units
• Handcrafted Gifts
Varna, Ont. Phone 412.7103
Citizens News, ,January 15, 1981
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KING OF THE MOUNTAIN? — It's hard to say who is getting the better of who as Lori
Harburn and her brother Stephen slide down the snowbank. Rob Berends watches wonder-
ing if he's next.
Thisisit.
The Atxtic Cat one'tinieon1y sale.
Model and Year
1980 Trail Cat 3000
1980 Trail Cat 4000
1980 Panther 5000
1980 Pantera Manual
1980 Pantera Electric
1980 El Tigre 5000
1981 Jag 4000
1981 Trail Cat 4000
1981 Panther 5000
1981 Pantera Manual
$2, 999
$1,799
1981 Pantera Electric
1981 El Tigre 5000
2,199
2,399
2,499
2,699
2,499
2,299
2,499
2,599
2,899
3,099
2,899
The Aithc Cat one -time -only sale.
Right now, your participating Arctic Cat
dealer is selling brand new Cats at the
unbelievably low prices shown above.
This One -Time -Only Sale is the result of
factory incentives to participating dealers;
special rebates that allow him to sell brand
new snowmobiles at prices that haven't
been seen for years.
This is the one and only chance you will
have. Everyone knows the Cat goes fast.
But now they will go even faster.
*Prices apply only to models in stock at
participating dealers and are effective
now through March 15, 1981. Sale
price does not include freight and dealer
preparation.
When you buy the t nobody asks why.
Canada's largest Arctic Cat Dealer is
LiarGuLISr�i
VARNA, ONT.
(HWY. #4, NORTH OF HENSALL, LOOK FOR THE SIGNS')
262-3318 or 262-5809