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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1981-12-30, Page 14PAGE 14-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1981 Three generations of the Moore family enjoyed an after- noon of skiing in Clan Gregor Square on Boxing Day, as perfect winter conditions lured many out into the crisp air. (George Chapman photo) Stanley sets 1982 pay rates, Stanley Township em- ployees will be getting pay increases of approximately 12 percent in 1982: At council meetings December 7 and 14, the '82 wages were approved. The roads superintendent will receive a pay increase to $9.75 per hour from $8.15 in 1981. The grader operator will receive $8.75, up from $7.70. The truck driver will now be making $8.50 up from $7.60 last year. Casual help in the town' ship will be paid $7 per hour in 1982, up from $6.25 this year. Clerk Mel Graham said the raise for the roads superintendent was higher than the 12 percent estimated to increase the spread between the super- BUY.$ELL,TRADE OR RENT TMROU6M THE 42. Death notice PAULL At Clinton Public Hospital, on Sunday, December 27, 1981, Canon F. Harold Paull, of Bayfield, in his 90th year. Beloved husband of the late Ethel F. Dixon (1974). Dear uncle of Mitchell E. Paull, of London. Canon Paull was a veteran of World War I, Served as R.C.A.F. Padre in World War I1 and was a member of the Corporation of Trinity College University of Toronto. Rested at the Ball and Falconer Funeral 'Home, 153 High Street, Clinton, after. 7 p.m., Monday until Wednesday. morning then to Trinity Anglican Church, Bayfield, for funeral service at 11:(NI a:m. Interment Woodland Cemetery. London, on arrival of motors at 2 p.m. Con- tributions to the memorial Fund of Trinity Church, Bayfield. would be ap- preciated as expressions of sympathy.-52nx 43. Births KUENZIG Paul and Dawn Kuenzig are happy to announce the safe arrival of their son. Scott Alexander. born December 17, 1981, at General. Hospital. Chatham. A brother for Jef- frey. Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Northcott Dresden and Mr. and Mrs. Ozzie Kuenzig. Clinton. -52nx SOMERVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Rick Somerville are pleased to announce the arrival of a son. James Rod- ney. on Tuesday, December 8. 1981, in Clinton Hospital -52nx PLF W IS Gary and Sandi are proud to announce the safe arrival of their son. Mark Eric. on December 17, 1981 in Ajax Pickering Hospital. Happy grandparents are Ray and Elva Cox of Clinton and Pearl F'lewis of Gravenhurst -52nx STF: E N STR A Dick and Helen are pleased to announce the arrival of a daughter. Heather Gale. on December 25-141;1 A sister for Myra and Kristin Proud grandparents are Mr and Mrs Martin Steenstra. Clinton and air and Mrs K Wierenga. Alberta 52nx 46. In memoriam .1AMIF:S0N In loving memory of our dear mother and father. Lillie Jamieson. who passed away one year ago December 28, 19811 and Robert I. Jamieson on Januaryill). 1955 Beautiful memories are woven in gold This is the picture we tenderly hold Deep in our hearts your memory is kept To love and to cherish and never for get Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by Isabel. Hazel, Jim. Lois and families 52x AM 46. In memoriam ROSS In loving memory of a dear wife, Lottie Madeline, who passed away Dec.31, 1979: There is a sad but sweet remembrance, There is a memory fond and true, There is a token of affection, dearest, And heartaches still for you. Lovingly remembered and sadly missed by . husband, Wilfred: -52 ELLWOOD In loving memory of a dear Husband and father, Harry Ellwood, who passed away .Ian. 2.1971. Tho ypur smile has gone forever and your hand we cannot touch We have so many memories of you • Whowe loved so much. Lovingly remembered by wife, daughter Marie and son Donald. -52x - 47. Card of thanks THOMPSON The family of Manford Thompson would like to thank friends and neighbours for flowers. food and expressions of sympathy shown to us during our recent loss. Special thanks to Sea forth Hospital. I)r. Underwood. Mr and Mrs. Ken Gibbings and family and Mr and Mrs. Fred Munnings and Gospel Chapel and also to all my fellow workers at Huronview. Dorothy Thom pson and family -52x - - (.REII)ANUS We would like to thank our neighbours. friends and relatives for the gifts, flowers and' cards Your thoughts and hest wishes for our joyous occasion was greatly ap- preciated. Burt and Riek Greidanus and family -52 BAIRD We would like to thank our family. friends. neighbours and relatives for helping us 'celebrate our 50th Wedding ;Anniversary at the White Carnation Holmesville. at our dinner. dance and lunch. Special thanks to all thane who sent Anniversary cards. Christmas cards. flowers and gifts We wish you all a happy New Year Norman and Edith Baird 52nx FEAR Ted and Faye Fear would like to thank their friends and neighbours for the flowers. cards and expressions of sympathy at the time of our sorrow We would also like to thank the neighbours and the Clinton Fire Dept for their prompt action at the time of our hawse fire ft was all very muchappreciated•--.52x GI t.F' 11.LA N 'The family of the late George Gilfr11an wish to thank all who visited and helped in any way while George was a patient in hospital Special thanks to the ladies of Rlyth United Church for the lovely lunch following the funeral service and to all who sent flowers and cards Your kindness was very much appreciated Daisy and family • 52 visor and his workers. Graham said his own salary writ be increased to $18,600 from $16,600. This includes an office and car allowance. The assistant clerk's wages will increase to $9,600 from $8,000. In tax related matters, council decided to collect taxes only twice in 1982. The first payment has been moved forward to come due on March 15. The second payment comes due November 15. Graham said the township also plans to pass a by-law. establishing a minimum tax bill of $10. Though no action has yet been taken,council met with Peter Jackson of the ministry of in- tergovernmental affairs to discuss tax registration procedures. Graham said the township may go to the registration system rather than a tax - sale system to collect back taxes. Seven tile drainage ap- plications totalling $43,000 were accepted by council and a bylaw was passed to allocate $23,000 to four ap- plications for the drainage loans. A court of revision on the Bean drain supplementary pp ementary will be held January 4. The drain involves work with a pipe crossing highway 4.' A municipal drain petition signed by Ken McGowan and others was accepted. The engineering firm of Haskett and Hodgins was appointed to study the work necessary in lot 19 of concessions 1, 2 and3. A licence for a gravel pit was approved for Gordon Heard, of lots 1 and 2 of the Bayfield road north con- cession. In other business: Council paid a mem- bership fee' of $30 to the Ontario Farm Drainage association. The Huron County day centre for the homebound was granted $15. A bylaw passed earlier in the spring was corrected by resolution to allow Union Gas to operate a franchise within Stanley Township. Approval was received for a provincial recreation grant from 1980. Graham said the money would be received in about 8 weeks. In Old Saxon Times In the old times the Saxons used to dance around an apple tree on New Year's eve, singing a song. This was supposed to insure a good crop. Bells were rung to notify the people of the going out of the old and the coming in of the new year. Another ancient custom in some parts of England was the opening of the house doors that faced the west to let out the old year, while the doors on the opposite side were opened to usher in tie new year. In the sixteenth cen- tury pins, which had been newly invented, were ex- tremely popalar as New Year's gifts. Smile A single housefly can lay. 30,000 eggs in a year -no telling how many a married one could lay. ++ + No remuneration increases for council McKillop councillors increased remuneration for the township's reeve by $150 at their final regular meeting of 1981 at Winthrop recently. The nlltotion came from deputy reeve Marie Hicknell, who noted because of an oversight, Reeve Harvey Craig's renumeration stayed the same last year when councillors increased their pay. The reeve's yearly stipend rises from $1,000 to $1,150. Meanwhile, council members decided there will be no ia)crease in their remuneration for 1982, which will remain at $900. Council increased its mileage allowance from 27 cents per mile to 35 cents. Remuneration for special meetings re- mains at $25 per meeting, save for meetings that go beyond five hours which will be defined as a full day and paid at a rate of $50 per meeting. Council's allowance for conventions will remain the same, $30 including registration fees. Council has determined tax instalment dates for 1982 will be May 28 and Oct. 15. A tender for fuel from Ross Scott Fuels (Sunoco), Brucefield was accepted which involved the following net costs (including taxes and discount) gas, .321 cents per litre; diesel fuel .347 cents per litre; fuel oil, .2370 cents per litre. Five tenders were received, only four on time. At its meeting earlier this month council decided to investigate purchasing its own fuel tank so it wouldn't be tied into any par- ticular tender and might create a more mbers competitive bidding situation. But roads superintendent Wayne Dolmage reported a 500 -gallon tank would cost well in excess of $5,000 and council scrapped the notion. Council also made its board appoint- ments for!, 1982 with the deputy reeve and three councillors returned to the posts they held this year: Art Anderson, Ausable- Bayfield Conservation Authority; Bill Leeming, Maitland Valley Conservation Authority; Marie Hicknell, Seaforth Com- munity Hospital and Bill Siemon, Blyth District Fire Area. Salaries.....® 'from page 3 increase of $3,000 for 1982 increasing his 1981 salary of $46,500 to $49,500. Mr. Marcy defended the motion, stating other staff members such as teachers, custodians and board office secretaries all received salary increases over 10 percent. A 7.3 percent increase was allotted to the superintendent of education. This salary will increase from $41,000 to $44,000 effec- tive January 1, 1982. The co-ordinator of maintenance ana assessment received a salary increase of 12 percent. The co-ordinator's salary in- creased from $20,860 in 1981 to $23,365 for 1982. Mileage rates for the board were also in- creased, retroactive to September 1. The rate increased from 25 cents per mile to 28 cents per mile. Check Our Prices Before You Buy Over 300 Appliances. To Choose From We will pay the Sales Tax on Washers, Dryers, Refrigerators, Ranges, Freezers, Dishwashers FOR THIS SALE ONLY "We Do Our Own Service' DRYSDALE Major Appliance Centre Ltd. Hensall Closed Mondays 262-2728 "THE PLACE TO BUY APPLIANCES" We reserve the right to limit purchases to reasonable weekly family requirements zehis fine markets... of fine foods PARTLY SKINNED FULLY COOKED ,.' CUT FROM GRADE 'A' BEEF STEAKS FROM THE LOIN SMOKED T-BONE OR WING '98 WITH ZEHRS SPECIAL TRIM LB. 1A-20 lbs. WHOLE J k :• Ib. FROM THE LOIN SIRLOIN TENDER & JUICY LB. 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Springvalley Maple Leaf Cocktail 250g.$1 A Summer Style SAUSAGESOR wENEAS .SAUSAGECHUBON LB. 1.29 12.49 '3.49 SPECIAL PRICES IN EFFECT' NOW UNTIL CLOSING TUESDAY JANUARY 5 Pride of Canada Sandwich Style COOKED HAM IB 2.49 Schneiders THURINGER 191 #3 49 su9E0 LB • Shopsys Cole Slaw or POTATO SALAD L9 99 CAN. NO. 1 PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA CANADA NO. 1 GRADE FRESH CAULIFLOWER PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES SIZE 88's DOZ. All Zehrs Markets will close at 6 P.M. On New Years Eve Thur. Dec. 31, and will remain closed until 8:30 A.M. Saturday January 2, 1982. GREEN ONIONS 279 Product of U.S.A. bunches Product of U.S.A. RADISHES 1 LB PKG Prod. of U.S.A. Can. *11 Sweet GREEN PEPPERS LB Product of U.S.A Can No 0 SPANISH ONIONS Product of Florida 790 FRESH LIMES Product of California FRESH LEMONS 99, Product of New Zealand KIWI FRUIT LARGE LB 59' Prod. of Mexico Can. No. 9 F # CUCUMBERS 2 R89 R 89 Product of Ontario 5990 MUSHROOMS LB 188 %59 R Prod. of B.C. Red Delicious EA 590 FANCY APPLES , �A CHIQUITA OR DOLE BANANAS LBSro17 990 PROD. OF ONT. CAN. NO. 1 POTATOES 10 LBS. •