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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-12-17, Page 18A18 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 17, 1988 Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada LIFE AND MORTGAGE INSURANCE PLANS, DEFERRED INCOME TAX DEDUCTIBLE FLEXIBLE NO LOAD R. R.S.P. NONSMOKERS RATES AVAILABLE REP Arnold Stinnissen 1 t7 GODERICH ST. EAST SEAFORTI4 T. 527-0410 PECK APPLIANCES "IN THE HEART Of DOWNTOWN VARNA" • FILTER QUEEN SALES & SERVICE • VACUUM CLEANERS (Soles & Service to Most Makes) • •FM COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS (For Form & Business) • WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES *WOODS FREEZERS *CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS • WHIRLPOOL and SHARP MICROWAVES •GIFTS & MANY MORE ITEMS TO ENTER: Minimum $2.00 purchase necessary. Only one entry per purchase. Print your name and • address and phone number on the back of each cash register tape and deposit in the box in participating stores displaying the Las Vegas poster. ENTER AS OFTEN AS YOU SHOP! rth EVERYONE ENJOYED A VISIT by lolly old St. Nick. Santa Claus went with the Sea o Lions Club when they visited Huronvlew tor the 60th time. (Oke photo) members re-elected HCBE ee. ,�► head of the education committee and Graeme Education tl,ICBE1 December Craig, chairman of the personnel committee, Unanimous choice at the Huron County Catholic trustee Board of Ed With the retirement of McDonald was �t \ Eugene Frayne, Donald meeting saw the re -instatement of the chosen as executive committee member -at - chairman and committee heads for another g year term, large. He was elected by board members in a secret ballot vote. Sally Rothwell was also Art Clark chairman's unan'ssea for in his bid 1g secret tall for this position. return to the chairman's seat the ensuing Clark year. he has hi his remarks to the boardMr. Clark a Tiedrst elected to the HCBE in past ear and noted, "I feel this board hasoasp special od flavor, of new served as chairman for the year and experienced members." previous to that was vice chairman of the mix of men and women, a g hoai�l for two years. In by Vice Mr. Chairman Clark wilt hJewitt. at thehelm Ile congratulated board members on suer ! ; He was heir ether, " unan m d by John Jewitt. to efforts been work toimgether,tant noting,n"The issues t , unanimously re-elected by the the posOther ointments came in have not entered into the discussion or the (it bee unanimous app the re-election of Joan Van den Bmeck as dreisions.' Ba field man re-elected 1 `. Yroving future operations. y s4 M a g of Gay Lea following the anaulsive imp erosive Member shareholders increased�ts3yg36 ,i' ,, •,� meeting of Leh n Deec Coop by 55 members over last year's Co-operative and6 " ;+ Limited held ell, RR 3, Bayf Bayfield, Ontario was hold membership in the Co-op John Campbell, Chairman over one-third are active producers of milk reelected of the Board.: Me. o -o Campbell wasn 1971 ctha a Director very and - or Mclinden, President, discussed the of the Co-operative in 1974 and has been very year and the impact on active in sarin organizations for many years• sale of the edible oil operations and a meat t� Fred Meier. Brussels, was elected First business in the y s of the i pcct on Vice -Chairman and George Pinkney, Usto- operations. Earning wet. was elected Second Vice -Chairman• some gain on the sale of these assets and in comparative sense, excluding last pear gains, . yM Russell Mr'Chairm , of theh Sound,'S term earnings were very hadr and padformer and Tommah of eBoard's Co-operative's financial position has im- roved significantly over last year with r asiebt 4 ' expired McGee of Ftesherion, p tlntae was elected di eet0 air Robert dropping and members' equity The remaining directors Total assets were up slightly over last year. Turner. ()wen Sound Jack Owen Sound;rd, W Edwrosein patronage and common share dividend ter. Howard rand Donh wowin A Elmwood. was declared and announced to member ng CDceter;ampo and ddr Ahrens, Mr. Campbell addressed the meeting $fiO).o00 from earning Gay Lea Foods has paid a dividend on lower than that 1980teresults were somewhat holders since dividend ra- ►��. milky and that isa in milk supply continue e. affect plant ss i common shares every year b to producer member shareholders eight of ciency The Co-operative's cheese business is lion and a patronage dividend has been paid in the process of consolidation reducingP locations from three to two which will assist in the last nine years. Consumers could have paid less Proposed government legislation could beneficiaries of the medical research funded have saved Canadian consumers at least $226 by these contributiolead to ns. More money for million on the price of drugs if it had been medical research ures and medical discovery in for some of the world's most debilitatingreatants introduced in 1969 ••and possibly as much as oore o $366 million. Consumer and diseases," said Mr. Andre. olio had The estimatefwas cited by Mr Andre said that ifthis policy ted beento n Corporate colyiAffairs Minister concerns Hexpre seAdby introduced in 1969, eha in d oicn recently to ens that amntto the Pat by additional $70 millionucSr asYthe 10 taking al senior proposed that Bill C-22. will to set the place in the United States and ona new Act. p t drug in C•22, will increase the plreace in in Canada —Francecno w price at drugs. AIDS treatments and early of "My department has estimated that had cancer this policy been in effect since 1969, theMr. Andre ridiculed the assumtwho have savings fromcompulsorymillion licensing would Mrstl by NDP opponents of the legislation, have been $166 million In 1903," said claim that it will cost 5650 million. Andre Prices Review Board One of the assumptions is that all new drugs will he copied by generic firms. In fact,. "Moreover, the Drug s introduced into the CanaCa we have proposed would have als$600 of 145 new drug million 200 where from on ing drug price Canadian market since 1979, only one has incr a eo to a level lion by holding drug pries drawn a generic competitor. "This supports my position that until we increases to a consistent with increases can have an intellectual debate in committee, in the Consumer consumer, Price sax. ectU ebate in Tom, it ee, "Thpoeforw dsavings where frs a om removed from Q of this policy would have been n 1983." irresponsible claims will prevent Canadians se that Canadians linin understanding the full and true benefits $22fi million to $366 million in said Mr. Andre. M r sly Andre went on to say of our proposal, rreseareb, Terry inx the need for medical Mr.Andre also releasedal tteerof ehewrooeto Hansen rry Fox, Steve fFonyo and . Ricke Joyce King, Secretary National Hansen had raised millions of dollars, he Pensioners and Senior Citizens' Federation, noted in response to her concerns. "Senior citizens are among the prime P Planning grant announced completed, tanning grants from the Health Minister Murray annoPistounced the MPP Community planning for Huron Bruce, announced a an Ing Ministry of Municipal Affairs are designed to Payment theon a $13,252 community elf of the encourage municipalities to reviewand d grant fori County of Huron on behalf of the update their planning programs, fitnts. Township of Hullett. by-laws and other planning Speaking on behalf of Bernard Grandmait- The grants may also be used for special used by the development or commercial development re. Minister of.,Municipal Affairi, Mr. Elston studies on local issues such as lakes ore samid the grant isbeing highways, and for energy -conserving y-Ia to prepare a comprehensive planning measures. zoning by-law. A draft by-law has just been p Rural customers asked to helpnt, ;tis As the property of the With the heavy snows of winter on the the postal customer's responsibility toskeep horizon, CanadarPost Corporation is seeking the area around the boxes as clear w route the cooperation a its across the coons and of snow. Ori behalf of its all ue snowplough operators across the lrtuntry. contractors. Canada Post is asking ure a dear Every year Rural Route contractors who customers to do their rblest to for sural route deliver mail d more than onehmillMonthon path to their boxes. s. In f couriersAadditional as rural Ter ruga is the travelling ictheface inter montds An addaS itional Q snow- addelon, during d h the buildup damage and destruction caused by addition, their job is hampered Y of snow and ice around mail bo%es. ploughs, /"Yea, V/rglnla, There Is a Santa Claus & Oreat Santa Claus Caper" SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20 1:0 - 230 pin. at Seaford' Library VISIT WITH SANTA AFTER THE MOVIES! MOST STORES OPEN 9' THURS- FRI-, MON., TUES. to the 230 people for attending our Victorian Christmas Open House. CARL'S AUTO BODY "Your Complete One -Stop Body Repair Shop' " ALL FRAME AND ALIGNMENT REPAIRS DONE ON PREMISES BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL CANADIAN & IMPORTED CHEESES FRESH OFF ? ;•. `o THE BLOCK Tasty -Nu Only 369 Ib. IMOZZARELLA 29? CHEESE TRAYS MADE TO ORDER BULKCHRISTMAS CANDIES, COOKIES, SNACKS, BAKING INGREDIENTS ETC. TASTY -NU STORE ONLY TASTY -NU FESTIVE MINCEMEAT HALF TARTS DOZEN 1 II DONUTS, MUFFINS, TURNOVERS, DANISH, CHOP SUEYS, COOKIES, 'TARTS, FULL VARIETY OF BUNS AND SUBS TASTE 'THAT H M M ►