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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1985-10-23, Page 8Page 8-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1985 Hu.lett Council supports Auburn cost splitting e,sure HULI.ETT TWP - Council here agreed with the proposed cost splitting measure for fire protection for Auburn. The proposal, presented to council by the Blyth and Area Fire Board, calls for Auburn's five per cent share in fire protection to be split among East and West Wawanosh and Hullett Townships. East Wawanosh will assume one per cent of the cost of the fire protection , while West Wawanosh and Hullett will assume two per cent respectively, according to Hullett Clerk Harry Lear. • As a stipulation of the proposal, Auburn will cease to have representation on the Blyth and Area Fire Board. In other business, council rescinded a motion to invite tenders for a new truck to be used by the road superintendent. Clerk Lear says council decided to delay the purchase of the truck because it would need the Ontario Municipal Board's approval in order to buy the truck before the new council takes office in November. Two delegations appeared before council. Tom Duizer discussed the water rate for the municipal shed water supply. Council later Morris roa rnen get increase passed a motion to draw up an agreement with Mr. Duizer for the water supply at a rate of $100 per year. `Lan Deslauriers from the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority discussed the implementation program for soil conservation on the Murray -Lamb municipal drain. Council instructed Clerk Harry Lear to contact Dietrich of the engineering firm of Kelley and Associates to look for a solution to the problems caused by four catch -basins of the Van Bakel drain on sideroad 10-11. Clerk Lear was also instructed by council to set up a meeting with Huron County planner Wayne Caldwell concerning the secondary plan amendment in Alma Corners. The road superintendent was directed by council to purchase another rim and tire for the township's grader as well as to check into the prices of a new transit. Council accepted the snow plow operator tender of Radford Construction for snowplowing in the northwest corner of the township. The accepted rate is $38 per hour and $15 per day standby pay. A motion was made by council to rescind an earlier motion to refund the money for a building permit to Brenda Whyte. Council approved a Tile Drain Loan for John Lyons of Lot 35, Concession 10, subject to the township bylaws and availability of funds. A grant of $380 was made to the Hullett Federation of Agriculture by council. MORRIS TWP. - Roadmen have been . granted pay increases of just under four per cent per hour, but also have been allowed a new "sick -days" policy. • - Council granted the increases at their Oc- tober meeting. The' hourly rate for grader operators Jim , Casenrore and John Smith Inas gone to $9.75 per hour, from $9.45, all increase of, 3.5 per cent. Road Superintendent Lloyd Miehie's hour- ly rate goes. to $9.60'fr(iin $9.25 an increaft,of just under four pct' cent. The men also will be allowed six sick days as of September 1 and that "bank" will in- crease by one day per month up to a max- imum of, 15 days. This is the first time township road workers have had such a policy. • Other benefits ,the township. pays for in- clude OHI'P and a two per cent savings plati for road employees. In other business, council endorsed •a resolution from the Huron County Pork Pro- ducers. The resolution requests the provin- cial government }rant immediate emergen- cy assistance to the red -meat producers of Ontario and the grant be substantial enough to allow farmers to compete with other pro- vinces. Reeve William Elston suggested sending the endorsed resolution to the federal representatives as well since they have a set agriculture policy for all of Canada. George Radford Construction of Blyth has the 1985-86 contract to plow snow on the township's eighth and nineth concessions for a price of $41.50 per hour for a grader'. John McKercher of Jamestown will plow the third and fourth concessions and Belgrave with his tandem truck for $39 per hour. The township roadmen plow the first and. second and sixth and seventh concessions. • The official opening of the • new Morris Township municipal office and works garage was held Saturday, Oct: 19, t'r tm 2 to 5 p.m. A ratepayers' meeting has been scheduled for Oct. 28 at 8 p.m. in the new building. WWI meeting on October 16 WALTON-The Citizenship meeting of the Walton Women's Institute ( WWI was held October 16 in the community hall. The opening exercises were conducted by Leona McDonald. Margaret Shortreed read the minutes and treasurer's report followed by a report on the County Rally, she had at- tended recently. at Thames Road Church. 'flee 1986 fall rally will be hosted by the Walton W.I. 'I'lw Institute held a very successful noiin meal at the hall an(I plans were made for the next one on October 30. • Leona McDonald and Maxine Mai-ks will attend the area convention at St. Agatha Lan Thursday. Marjorie Humphries will at.coni- pany 1,eona to the Friday sessions. The new caretaker at the hall is Cathy Thompson, it was moved to pay $25 a month. It was decided to rater to the Grey 'Township Christmas party on Saturday evening, November 30. It was moved to donate $10 to the Poppy Fund. The meeting was turned over to ('itizen- ship convenor, Margaret Craig who had as her guest Mary Anna' Ryan who spoke on how to become a ('ana(lian Citizen. She came to Canada in 1953 when .she was five years old. Margaret thanked Mary Anna and presented a gift of money. It was later returned to the secretary. Lunch was served by Marg Humphries and Margery 1lucther. Church News' Bonnie I,arnble was in charge of the morn- ing service on Sunday at Duff's United (lur- ch. Ruth Thames was at the door, organist was Marion (iodkin and ushers were Lavern Godkin, .Jack McEwing and [3111 Coutts. The UCW hale will be packed October 28 and articles should be left in the church basement this weekend. Win Tri -County Walton Pee Wee ball team finished their season on October 16. with a 4-2 win over Brussels. It was the final game Walton need- ed to win the Tri -County Championship. Team members included Steve Fritz; Tim Nolan; Steve Noble .Jr.; Brian Alcock; Ron Stevenson: Joel Ryan; John Sterner; Man- ny Taylor; .Jim ('lark; Tony Greidanus; Gary Williamson. Coaches were Bruce ("lark and Steve Noble Sr. About People Mr. and Mrs. Rae Nelson of Vancouver, British Columbia spent a few days last week Turn to page 9 m Church car wash John Liebold I right) receives a wash from fellow worker Steve Souch before embarking on yet another car during a car wash at the Blyth United Church on October 19. The money raised from the car wash will be'ttsed for the activities of the Church's youth group. (Alan Rivett photo PRICES IN EFFECT UNTIL CLOSING SAT. OCT. 26/85 DURING chneiderS Week DELICATESSEN SCHNEIDERS STORE SLICED 9.46/kg OLDS FASHIONED HAM 4.291b SCHNEIDERS CHICKEN, MAC & CHEESE OR 6.59/kg LUNCHEON LOAF 2.99. SCHNEIDERS 8.80/kg THURINGER SAUSAGE 3.99. Z. W. PASTRAMI OR 9.46/kg CORNED BEEF 4.29. PILLERS6.15/kg POLISH KOLBOSSA 2.79. NEILSONS FRUIT PLUS FOR GHOSTS AND GOBLINS-- ' 4 NEILSONS #1 or #2 1.99 HALLOWEEN ASSORTME1NTs ROWNTREES 19 HALLOWEEN ASSORTMENT I19 SUNMAW 14'S MINI -RAISINS TRIDENT BRAND HALLOWEEN GUM PILLOW PACK KERBS LOLLIPOPS ASSORTED Y.&S LICORICE HALLOWEEN PACK HOSTESS CHIPS /) CHEESE STICKS OR 2249 19 f HUMPTY DUMPTY CHIPS 148 . ,450z 1.29 105 1.99 500 9 1.69 20 s 1.99 12'52289 1.99 tirorrlldCort2W C. Se rickuhr 3 Centre Cut, 3 Rib Portions & 3, T,eiderloin End Portions COMBINATION BUDGET PACK LOIN PORK 26/kg CHOPS 3. IN ALL ZEHRS MARKETS FROM THE LOIN WASTE FREE BONELESS CENTRE CUT PORK CHgOPS 5.47/k BONELESS 5.25 /kg CENTRE CUT LOIN PORK ROAST 2,38tb. MOST POPULAR SCHNEIDERS RED. HOT OR DUTCH TREAT WIENERS 450 g 'PKG. BONELESS INSIDE 6 57/kg ROUND STEAK 9 VARIETIES SCHNEIDERS SLICED LUNCH MEATS 175 g PKG. BONELESS INSIDE 2.98b. ROUND ROAST 2.881b. SCHNEIDERS 3.28/k9 OLDE FASHIONED 8.80/kg 1.49b. SMOKED HAM 3.99b 6.35/kg FRESH LOIN 4.37/kg CENTRE CUT PORK CHOPS 198. FRESH CHICKEN THIGHS FAST FRY, CENTRE CUT LOIN PORK CHOPS. 2.18.. 4.81 /kg FRESH 3.51 /kg CHICKEN DRUMSTICKS 1.59 SCHNEIDERS 500 g SLICED - 5 VARIETIES SIDE BACON. 2.98 SCHNEIDERS SCHNEIDERS - 175 g SCHNEIDERS 500 g FAMILY PACKS OKTOBERFEST WITH SAUCE 3 VAR. j SAUSAGE 500 g 1.98 HAM STEAK . 1.79 MINI SIZZLERS 2.29 258/kg OFF REGULAR PRICE WILTMANN 8.36/kg SCHNEIDERS 144 g NO NAME Soo g COUNTRY HAM 3.791b. MINI HOT RODS 1 99 SLICED SALAMI 118 BONELESS BLADE STEAKS Z W 3.51/k9 SCHNEIDERS 250 g NO NAME - 3 VARIETIES - 3 VAR.SLICED SUMMER ' FRESH PORK SIDE RIBS MEAT CHUNKS 1.5 Ib. SLIMSTICKS 1.99 SAUSAGE 3.28 500 g SPAGHETTINI SPAGHETTI ELBOW MACARONI LAVITA ASSORTED PASTAS 900 g PKG. WITH PORK DEEP BROWNED ♦A LIBBYS BEANS 28 0= it INE QUALITY PARAMOUNT SOCKEYE SALMON 213 g ,)99 UNPAC CHOICE �. 7 VARIETIES CAT FOODHUNTS QUALITY TENDER VITTLES 500 g f. 99 TOMATO SAUCE 26 0= PURE APPLE JUICE 48 oz. TIN FRANCO AMERICAN ASSTED 3�99� GRAVIES 10 n_ KITS 0UY[S, 01110%5, CMIIII& OH1.8IMS PARTY PA TICKS PINEAPPLE TIDBITS 375 ml 1. 99 PARTY PACK 375 mL EE LAUNDRY DETERGENT 3.97 HUNTS QUALITY �A TOMATO PASTE 5.5 0= 3/99C TAB, FRESCA, SPRITE, OR Pius COCA-COLA BOTTLE DEP, 59 3 VARIETIES UNCLE BENS RICE 120 g 139 LAURA SECORD 4'S ASSTEDLAURA SECORD LIGHT TOUCH wp PUDDINGS 568 g 199 PUDDINGS 569 r9 GOURMET BLEND PURINA GAT CHOW 'kg 139 HUMPTY DUMPTY ASSTED EK FREAN ASSTED 99 POTATO CHIPS 200 g 1.09 COOKIES 600 g PEEK FREAN ' �� FRUIT CREMES 800 PEEK FREAN CRACKERS "9 WESTONS 225 g ._ ENGLISH MUFFINS 149 8.s 89# COUPON WITH THIS COUPON SAVE ON NABOB "TRADITION" GROUND COFFE 369 g PKG. SCHNEIDERS SOFT MARGARINE • 1 tb. 67? 1 F- WESTONS RASP. OR LEMON BUTTER HORNS 6'® 0 ONE PACKAGE PER OFF COUPON COUPON EXPIRES OCT. 26/65 85026 LSA -VALUABLE COUPON:. TOMO CR, CRUST ASSTED PIZZA 4 8 360 g 3. 99 GREEN GIANT PKG. 1 WITH THE COUPON SAVE ON FLEECY FABRIC SOFTENER 3.6 LITRE SIZE ONE COUPON REQUIRED' PER PURCHASE 0 IN BUTTER SAUCE PEAS, CORN, WHITE CORN, IN CREAM SAUCE, PEAS, CORN OFF COUPON EXPIRES NOV. 2/85 J 2 PK50GSg. 4 11