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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-10-22, Page 5Morris .township to pay more for fire , protection from Brussels Monis Township will be paying more for The road superintendent was authorized to the overall senior free style pairs at a skating fire protection from the Village of Brussels purchase two additional radios for the road competition at St. [bels, England. Fie Department, as Morris Township council department vehicles at a quoted price of has agreed to a proposal from the Village of $865.63 from the TV Man, RR 3, Brussels. Council agreed to accept the tender of John Brussels at their October 7 meeting. W ages for road workers were increased as McKercher, RR 2, Bluevale, at the price of Morris council agreed to an increase for follows: grader operators, from $9.75 to $38.50 per hour even though Keith Nichol - fire cost from a $1,000 annual grant for $10.10 per hour; road superintendent from son, submitted a lower tender at $38 per hour maintenance to $100 per month and a raise $9.60 to $10.20 per hour. The employees for snowplowing for the coming winter, The from $200 per hour for fire calls to $300 per received 100 percent °HIP benefit and 2 per decision was made because Mr. McKercher hour. cent savings plan and holiday pay, is experienced on the' route and has been Council offered no objection to the land The council will be honoring Kevin complaint -free in previous years of plowing. severance application of the CP property in W heeler, 12R5, Brussels, a Morris Township Also, Mr. McKercher has additional. insur- the Village of Blyth, to be severed and sold to resident, at the Township Christmas party on ance coverage as compared to the other ilmtson and Howson, of Blyth. November25. Mr. Wheeler placed second in tenders, Junior choir entertains at Cromarty church Cromarty Correspondent R, LAING :135-2:120 Cromarty Presbyterian Church was beauti- fully decorated with fruits, vegetables, flowers, leaves and candles for the Thanks- giving service on Sunday morning. The junior choir were in attendance for the first part of the service and sang. Previous to the sermon the senior choir sang. The Rev. Kenneth Knight spoke on the topic, Twice Blest, answering the question, Why should we give Horticultural Society thanks? The services on October 19 was cancelled so that members could have the opportunity of hearing the Rev. Victor Jamieson of Brussels speak at the anniversary service in Caven Church, Exeter. Cromarty Cubs, Scouts and Beavers were blessed with sunshine for their annual Apple Day drive. Eight bushels of apples were purchased from Art Bell's Fruit Farm and distributed under the leadership of Sandra Kemp; Over $265 was cleared and the Scout organization would like to thank those who supported them. by buying apples. THE HURON EXPOSITOR. OCTOBER 22, t986 — A5 SALES AND SERVICE for all domestic • APPLIANCES • AIR CONDITIONERS • COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION Cal l FRANK VERBERNE 345-2262 DON TRAVERS LTD. Hensall 262-2505 PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA" • FILTER QUEEN SALES & SERVICE •VACUUM CLEANERS (Solos & Sorulco to Most Mekos) • FM COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS (For Farm & Buslnoss) • WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES • WOODS FREEZERS •CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS • WHIRLPOOL and SHARP MICROWAVES •GIFTS & MANY MORE ITEMS VARNA, ONT. 482-7103 At the South Hibbert Athletic Society's family dance held in Dublin recently, trophies were presented to the most valuable and the most improved player on each team. Receiving the Everard Kerslake Memorial Trophy for the most valuable player on the team were Billy Van Bakel, Jamie Brock, Shane Van Allen, Chrissie Miller, Leanne Gardiner, and Teresa Freestone, The Roy Johns Memorial Trophy for the most improved player went to Dana Worden, Sarah Elliott, Lisa Gardiner, Michael Dear- ing, Gerald Kerslake and Danny Elliott. Meaty PORK 1 69SPARERIBS Ib. Store Sliced Sandwich Style COOKED HAM Ib. POLISH 49 SAUSAGE 11 Ib. Mary Mlles Store Sliced �� MAC 'N CHEESE CHICKEN LOAF MOZZARELLA, COLBY OR MARBLE $295 raised at auction The Seaforth Horticultural Society meeting was held at t he Seaforth Public School on its, October 8, President Steve Hildebrand '441velcomed everyone. Steve reported $295 was Srised at the preserve auction at the eptember meeting and $260 at the booth at Cjderfest arid thanked all those who donated and worked at these events. Mary McLeod reported everyone had a good time on the bus trip to Cullen Gardens and Cullen barn. The gardens are added to each year and Mary described a peacock planting on the hill which takes four gardiners two full weeks to plant. Effie Stevenson. Isabel Scott, Edna Pater- son and Isabel Hunt who were the society's delegates at the OIIA Convention in McLaughlin Chev-Olds Ltd • 13 Main St. Seaforth 527-1140 ,• Service • Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing • Complete BODY SHOP Service Peterborough all gave reports. 743 delegates, representing 264 societies, were present and, the theme was Planting for Pleasure and Profit. Delegates learned 240 million is spent on horticulture each year and 166 million on flowers and plants. Researchers are working on 0 program to retard growth of grass so it needs less cutting. Next year the convention will he held in Kingston. Members were pleased to hear Florence Elford is now out of traction and will soon be well enough to go home. Florence who is very active in our society had the misfortune to break her leg several weeks ago and has been in Seaforth Hospital since then. Ben Veldhuis was guest speaker and gave a Very interesting talk on cactus and other Water Well DRILLING W. D. 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The next meeting will be held at the school on November 12 and will begin with a potluck supper at 6:30. The annual meeting will follow. Committee heads are reminded to bring their reports at this time. AUTO PARTS 8 SUPPUES • is WRAP UP CHRISTMAS EARLY FU LL E0 PARTS & ACCESSORIES for all makes of cars & trucks FISHER/hilt/IR) SEAFORTH 527-170 A Great Christmas Gift Idea for that special guy or girl on your list. 11 GODERICH ST. E. 527-1670 L..peo u, Rowcollo Motors Budding EVERYONE IN TOWN IS INVITED TO ATTEND THE MAIN STREET CANADA B&T ANTENNA SALES 432.9129 Brun McAsh HURON CUSTOM SERVICES *Custom Combining *Corn *Soybeans Ready To Serve You GRAINBUGGY TRUCKS AVAILABLE Official Kick off Monday, Oct. 27th ON THE STEPS OF THE SEAFORTH TOWN HALL The Heritage Canada Foundation will present a distinctive plaque to the Town of Seaforth. Mayor Alfred Ross will address the audience. Everyone is Invited to attend! Come on over during the noon hour. 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Exquisitely created Family Rings, set with the birthstone of each child or grandchild. Tuesday, October 28th Hallowe'en TRICK OR TREAT BAGS BEANIES ' Large Supply of MAKE-UP HAIR SPRAY GLITTER CREAMS FALSE TEETH CAPES EYE LASHES Treats of CANDY CHOCOLATE BARS CANDY KISSES PEANUTS CARAMELS BAGS From 12:15 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. FOR AN APPOINTMENT ;. Please Call CLEAVE COOMBS 52741155 HALLOWE'EN DECORATIONS Balloons — Streamers, etc. SERVIETTES -CUPS PLATES -NAPKINS CARDS All by Coutts Hallmark ., ,`y fr:.