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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1975-08-28, Page 7..rmv,Arvol,te rtn, • 1.13,.....,11.1 • ,„ e auto-surye surveying in C-anai next few - ranch, Deaartmen for the first 1rne lommer„. ;It* rosult of the United States' space wograrni" • aPternativally measure* -gievation, latitude and etude for any point with 44 accuracy of less than a Metre prOiell$ of distance, which is precise enough for use, in - mapping and for other sur- veying purposes. The in- strument displays its in- formation to the surveyor in- stantly. at the push of bottom fL1 ;jai] uf;loi.u. BwilE.,,P4,; '31,1)PP„1 e. IO•• • ..• • tO VKi4Z and the wspapers that sent tatives. AgitOtilY stag was in at- 4tendanct, at the Clinton and 41-111erston -Centennial .era(les with the Centennial eat, All Authority members epngratUlate the towns in the watershed celebrating 100 prOgress and hope that ttnext 100 areas firtdtful. s time, Program 26 merlY SWEEP) has less two weeks of work jia1flg .They have been oing development and interim:Ice work at the Falls, wanosh Valley, Ilarristan, Hill Forest Tract and albtnith Conservation Areas. ey have also been working the municipalities in ssets, East & West wanosh Twps., Blyth, llop Twp., Elma Twp., ezieh, and Goderich Twp. Preparations tor the aitland- Conservation OUndation kickoff banquet are •under way. The date set for the event is Sept. 24, 1975. The gtest speaker will be Irwin singer, chairman of the augeen Valley Conservation Potmda.tion. •- In the near future, the small - roadside Conservation area signs will be replaced atIVI$4,1*1 the 4uthority'.4 4sOst,** Leslie Adey,ae °Oa vegetativecov„ analysts of Author ppet1ies under the s!pei viset; of Dave Gturnmctt authority's technician, St have been completed at Ifarristono Gatbraflh Pioneet Wawanosh Valley an OenieCenservfltion Areas. • The hnior ConservaliOn *min at rs/LV,C.A. has beep completed. The final day or the program was Ugust it Their SPuly and recommendations of the-Lakelet area will bessent to Toronto for printing. A copy will then be sent to the Maitland office for consideration and reference. Two students are par- ticipating in Experience '75 in co-operation with. the Huron County Library. The girls are visiting the Falls Reserve Conservation Area and a number of parks in the county. A Huron County Libraryi spokesman reported that the girls circulated 1,338 paper- backs to 10 park areas during the month of July, The construction of a picnic shelter and changeroom facilities at the Galbraith Conservation Area is well under way. The completion date is set for mid-September. For further information about any of the afore men- tioned articles, please contact the -Maitland Valley Con- servation Authority office at Box 5, Wroxeter or call 335- 3557. •PR CAS wOrkers ratify contract to avert strike ot'Three members of the Canadian' Union of Public --Employees ratified a new contract agreement that averted a strike -at the Huron County Children's Aid Society, (CAS). The three members of CUPE accepted wage increases of 17.9 per cent and more than 19 per cent over a one year contract. The three CAS employees were in a legal strike position on August .16 following a break- down in their negotiations which began in May. The new one year contract with a 17.9 per cent increase for the secretary stenographers amounts to 51,260 while the Matto oo405. w*. QF WHICH ALL PERSONS ARE ASKED TO *AKE tiOTi.CE, MID TQ GOVERN THEMSELyEs ACcOR094GLy Min IN OBEDIENCE TO HER vAitsms WRIT OF euctioN, DIRECTED TO ME FOR NE ELECTORAL, OISTRICT,O, Soccer (UP was the theme of t elinton Minor Soccer Association'i float In the Centennial parade. (News -Record photo) Township to build picnic pavillion Stanley Township Council recently approved the 5103,488 tender submitted by Roger MacEachern of Mount Forest to build the picnic pavillion on Highway 21. The highest tender received by Council for the project totalled 5127,000. A petition for a municipal dragon lots 21 and /2, concession 10 was received while council passed a tile drainage loan for '49,000. 45 A POLL IS DEMANDED AND GRANTED FOR THE PURpOSE Of ELECTING A PERSON TO REPRESENT THE VOTERS IN THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEPOLY OF ONTARIO, PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN OF THE FOLLOWING ADVANCE POLLING FOR PERSONS WHO EXPECT TO Si UNABLE TO VOTE 4N THEIR DAN PoLiitia SUBDIVISION ON THE REGULAR PoLLING DAY WILL BE HELD Al Local IT3NS TO BE PUBLISHED LATER. ON In other business, approval was -given to increase trailer license fees from 810 to SI5 per month; and a by-law requiring swimming pools to be fenced in was passed. Council also paid 81.1`13.of its share of fees to the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. Stanley Township accounts for the month were general. ,.$84,1159; roads. 81, 286 and the Horton Municipal Drain, SI ,455. FRIDAY SATURDAY and- MONDAY SEPTEMBER 12 SEPTEMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 5 Front 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. E.D.S.T. From 12:00 noon to 9:00 p.m. E.D.S.T. REGULAR POLLING TO BE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 18/ 1975 From 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. E.D.S.T. OMINATION OF AN ATE : Will be held at the Returning Office, Church Street, Brussels. September 4, 1915 from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. E,D.S.T. REVISION OF LIST OF VOTERS:.THE. AD04TiON OF OuALIFIED PERSONS MISSED AT El4u1E RA noN THE ADDITTON OF PROxv VOTERS AND THE. CERTIFIC.ATION OF PROXY CERTIFICATES MOTE FINAL DATE I Al SEPTEMBER 5: Kincardine Town Hall 1-1:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. -and 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. E.D.S.T. SEPTEMBER 6: -WinghamTown Hall 11:00 a.m.- to 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. E.D.S.T. SEPTEMBER 8, 9, 10: Brussels Returning Office, 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. E.D.S.T. more than 19 per cent increase for the clerk -typist amounts to an additional $1,009. Madeline Anderson, a national representative • of CUPE, said the workers con- • sidered the pact to be less than satisfactory but accepted the increases to avert a strike. Under their, old one year contract which expired June 30 the two secretary stenographers earned $7,000 and the clerk typist earned 55,400. Earlier this month the county had offered the -employees a 12 per cent increase of $1200 while they were seeking an increase of 25 per cent or $1800. DEADLINE FOR CHANGES DR ADOITIONS TO THE LIST OF VOTERS 44.491.4.40.1011446.0104,10 September 10, 1975 9:00 p.m. E.D.S.T. OEAOLINE FOR PROXY CER MICA TION BY TIME RETURNING OFFICER OFFICIAL COUNt THE AMMON Of THE VOTES CAST FOR EAC'4 cANoloArE TAKEN FROM 11.4E STATEMENT OF THE POLL • AS PREPARED AT EACH POLLTNG PLACE W/L.L. TAKE PLACE A The Returning Office Church Street, Brussels, Monday, September 22, 1975, at 10:00 a.m. E.D.S.T. GIVEN UNDER MY HAND AT GOO SAVE THE QUEEN Brussels this 16th day of August, 1975. Tammy Martin, 5, of Barrie (left), Darren Telford, David Telford, Lisa Telford, Paul Carey • and Michael Telford, all of Bayfield, all went floating on alog. It Was a really toot" experience. George E. McCutcheon RE Tv AMAYG O114ER Means Expenses major in thrift with Mese back to school specials. Prices shown eff. from Aug. 28- to Wednesday, Sept. 3. 1975. Wire Bound 240's CELLO TAPE Wire Sound 400s Rough Neck ( Unbreakable) NOTE BOOK Wide & Narrow ruled margins hip Top VINYL, SCHOOL Polywrapped We Can Help Come See Us At SHEET REFILL Narrow ruled margin PORTFOLIO TYPEWRITER PAPER 144% Clinton Community redit Union Limited to thou 41, elat00 Clairol HAIR SPRAY $ 4 ol isWhere theSchool Speclais • Are! FACIAL TISSUE 200's White Swan. White, Pink. Yeflow BAT10110)010 TISSUE 2 roll pkq.. • oki.ital,«Pr" ..,• rs••