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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1990-11-28, Page 20.0 T t -t[ Him EXPOetTOFt. NOR Zs, KBD Bu Sine ss 'd— pep _ Wok las thsc T_ kt owa for Pen A orad started "NI it It will go through the (Inas sem V die trucks can't,' one at the 1l at smarted. Thetransport int NOYEMlikit 24, 1944 Completion Te y showcdie ounty-s decrease to ambers front art am 1960,of Dr R.M. Alis. Auxiliary *ma parp it sad informing vaiaMeers u unpcx- niu"oaMmPersonal ThantaY g- �" arc always well accepted no oar what else you do. A Volunteer houki be given a clearly deemed job description and expected of h' who is LOW= of " were read from Maryanne Moyle') and Aman- da Phillips,who A bursaries. The Past Pla- que was discussed. There wW be thirty names on the plaque and it will be given a prominent pardon on the wall at the hospital. The 80th Annual Convention is to PUC • warn°° page employees do a good job of �g the equipmau clean." Mr. ips pointed out that p00ple shouldkeep�karofPllC trucks elnctricity ce the eq pment could contain Seaforth PUC received a letter from Hillis Steeplejacks outlining their plan to clean and repair the water tower. For $3,500 the com- pany will remove the steel webbing, sect;-,,.. :..e vent on the roof, znd clean the inside of the water storage area. The commission will refer the plan Seaforth, engineer for review. Henson and Zurich - Dashwood PUCs have entered into Fancy •from page 3 She's become used to automatic doors, although she was surprised with the first one. And even though Fancy can help Tom, still she can't do the impossible and make an unaccessible store accessible. Tom and Fancy have the right under the Human Rights Code of Ontario to enter any place of business. Bis the Lions Foundation of � 8 Ear Dogs of Northern Telecom�sars, namely er towns that have received a Hearing Ear Dogeh oraSp dial Skills Dog, groups suthe Kinsmen, IODE, Tuckersmith • from page l readings, but rather just one before councillors throw the up in agreement three tim law 39, concerning Tile Rating, was passed. By-law 40, concerning renaming of Anna Co Vanastra to Kimberly Court held off due to two objecti developer working in the constructing houses, Mr. requested the name change street could be named aft daughter. Councillor Larry McGrath "The developer hasn't asked anything yet and has been problem. All he wants is to the street after his little girl." Council decided to wait on issue. By-laws 41 and 42, concerning rcu 6th Avenue Road closing, V were passed. The by-laws allow the a Aldgad closing up of the road and the road- that way to be sold, conveyed and cone transferred for $1. By-laws - now v.. Crowd Those commis of young • 1r"m !" 1 =at�D em mop ' �� va, Lour checked subeleninity larger tea, diem nmpulding demeans nue w 1,796), sad rn'it�n, "INitto cam of TB ve dusanowd.-thel unit naiad, lad 247 parsons bred wide other atoms of cietlt. As important pint of survey has been the follow -44i the heal* unit of the families sod bow Rim �c the the exist, br 1Y and the w An Frances The held Room Pa at- was sw Please rased perrtuvely. In ovary a arvey add; owe pmt the sails of Os tae immity �i wawa in Ilse hospitals ithOimas bet♦ aai ~atie great bi�y, diem have beesbilaution ante tor the aged his family. Many good art �� consist mainly institutions e isolation frooperase m one anotha as au cat that the al chest asks Without Wring aarsigg t He aid dr wads a sines call se cot weft 10 find have edam i was Awake He said army now coy )sad io a lost of jobs Pearson and caries in Wane whit* Ona roes go dom. mg n "Cala affect every comer of Pte -taw- ,." Mr. Lesley avid. ward winner for reporting and public; speaking, Mr. praised the Lamers for giving to LJIust money out ul their b chairit ► w a epi eau Amer weft, e need a thousand -fold increase n from every be sector of society,"he said. Mr. Daley said there is one school a thekeducases 400 stridents but can t be held trom November 29 �°� 23 to and tint year's thane u� unteesing ane tarn Vision. y far Bnig asket please e take it to the home of Dorothy Hays. Decorating of the Hall and eooraoce at the hospital toot pie on November 21. On Nov 1 the Executive of the District tended a luncheon at the Hospital make arrangements for the Junior Volunteer conferenCe to be held . Seaforth on May 4 1991. This the forst time a Junior Volunteer Seminar has been held in Seaforth T'tnac will be teenage volunteers attending from all the hospitals in 4 i11 disarm. forma in The nth this Y, yore having�" Y yumemi r coritsuc Christmas Meeting on December 11 w Two, withR[scale ift luck is to the exchange, The Nominating C onuruuee repot bexec given and the newly elected olives and committees will urn in at the December io try to attend. The mystery t7rize winner was Elsie Dinsmore Rosa Daley also provides a tail meeting is an agreement that allows Seaforth to help the other PUCs during emergency situations, provided Seaforth can spare the manpower and equipment Every third week Seaforth will be on standby to these areas and if they are needed the Seaforth crew will respond at an emergency assistance rate. It's time for Seaforth PUC to buy reciprocal insurance and the com- mission approved a plan that allows a zero deductible at a cost 01 'i2f4 with a $ 10 million coverage on almost any occurrence. The PUC has been purchasing t!Tis type of insurance since 1985 :end has not had to make any claims on i!. Legions and churches ha towards the cost of traini Some clubs have fu draiising events to dog's training. Currently there is a wai 17 to 20 people who n these dogs. One way volved with the become a foster family potential Puppies ppies that Special Skills Dogs are p suitable families for a months prior to testing Everyday Tom and F through their lessons and held on �Vovem Auxiliary Bazaar for a change. Velma Prezcator uwas the winner of a Cake donated by Rose Mc Master. flit, four parentvolunteers. farm report on FYI Agri - New, and the y Scale commentary twice weekly on FYI Evening was He began his career with three uni journalism t Namara and early years as a parliamentaryp ss gallery manger in Ottawa. T1 energy Ontan IC coinulissioil dist;., :e . �7 conation package from: o Hydro to cut down on er►ergy used by water heaters but decided not to adopt the program. it this time. aThe water heater program. consists of blankets made of ontune e inch thickck asbestos covered in vinyl, and a free low flow shower head. The Program is available throe offices and s � area farted in April. The t�up included the temperature being adjusted to about 140 degrees, and a check or the heating elements and wiring fir safety. The work is tV be done by PUC or ve helped ng the fig, learns more with each day. One of the most important lessons to Tom had special was when he learned 'A raise money for the � works person it loves, and it loves ting list of the paste it respects.' "Fancy will be a big help to me," eed one of Tom said. "She'll save me from to get in- t to wallun too much. She'll open doors for me and she can get help to one of for me if somethingis seem to be you see her withut me. wrong. If Dogs or know something is wrong. Yau'1}. laced with "She's a constant companion g bout nine Panton and helps make me feel more secure. and training. I'd recommend a dog with her ancy go ming m anyone who needs help Fancy and loves dogs." . ning an Albert Street in th Doig subdivision, were passed. reading lands concerned are to be sold to Seaforth Golf td. By-law 44 was actual pealing of by-law 39, 19 fore it was read one of th members asked if anyone hat by-law 43 was. Clerk- ack McLachlan told him ` passed it." y -law 45 was actual re pealing of by-law 26, 197 r reading the by-law wing their hands up three unci passed the by-law. of the councillors asked Lachlan to explain to them had j� passed. Lachlan obliged. ouncil then moved onto Drainage and Municipal tions information, and the Bell Drainage Works ice Appeal, council five out of eight of the farm erned are appealing. The ma goes back to the Drai unal. e new Ms. Wallace mentioned to council The that the ABCA now has a drainage closed superintendent. Ms. Wallace told Course council the drainage superintendent could be invited 10 a' council ly a meeting to tell them what ad - 89 and vantages there are to having him e coun- work with council. knew Councillor Bill Delon treasurer who currently oversees drainage in the " r hands and es. By- L Drainage re the be urt in cal , was w ons. A 1 area Tate, B so a er his afte thro said, co us for one no Mc name they Mc the C We just township, voiced objection having the drainage superintendent to 8 laerintendent ly and visit council. Mr. DeJong said the 0Young man would likely be expen- once and sive and pointed out that anyone times, could tell what was wrong with a Then ditch. Despite his objection, council Mr. passed a motion to invite the what drainage superintendent to a council Mr. meeting. Council passed a motion concer- Tile ning the Tuckersmith Day Nurse Drainage and Vanastra Recreation Centre comer- Workers at the Recreation Centre and have complained about the noise of was crying children and council decided pass a motion allowing the iter Recreation Centre office to become nage soundproofed. The cost will be $2.000. islon • from page 2 gloom and doom, we could gear up to produce more Mr. expensive speciality products, then find that the majority of sho per's are looking for econom Maybe our organically grown bran and garlic bulbs would only John/Jane purchased by rich gourmets wh make ends meet, Swill trying will head for bargain shelf and not care whi country grew the product or ho i don't know how businesses supporting farmers can cooperate more, unless they can figure ou how to sell input products to farmers at the same cost American farmers pay, or cut their overhead by paying their worker at the sam level as we saw in North Carohna last winter (S6 per hour) and pas.. these savings along munity is affected by the fort of the agricultural industries. Buchanan feels food proms - will pay high prices for acts if we can make d that these costs incl mental protection, and a reasonable profit m costs of high interest ra and food and clothing ilics. t just whizzed by? Anodic Processing company on the south to Mexico. Can their minds by mon them or by boycotting the ? Not likely. They're b tional companies an is business. many times in the last week You read that food prices are h, and the farmers a gouging the consumers through supply management systems. Are �e the same consumers who are going to pay extra for enviro nmen tal cow to the farm community even if they jump around with "Save the Environment" signs? it's easy to demand that someone else =tom the countryside and then go m Y� *penmen! and du all your garbage down one all-pur- pose chute. And even thews con- sumers would have to admit thou and sot P- prod Y. understan oat environ be costs ile for our to shelter the our fam ch wla •food ones Ontario food has always been rigid- way change t with product ii sterna business e How have too hi ly inspected and of top quality. our Of the city folk who eat our food, them those with super jobs who can ude afford to eat well don't always input notice where food is grown - they mar can afford strawberries out of tea, season. The penny-pinchers go for for the best quality at the lowest cost regardless of who produced it or r how. A growing number load it their campers regularly and buy we their groceries at those malls jug ing across the border, getting a good n deal at the gas pumps on their way ig beck horse. For some other unfor- d mattes and destitutes, there are the ever-growing food bank', whose needs are never quite filled. With • today's un - the agricultural) most of husirit^ssea are y dependent hurting right alongwith the farm community. As for other neral residents who depend on our Purchase of goods and services at their llops, with the Christmas season approaching it seems impossible to imagine that car de'aIer hips, gift stores and other small businesses who depend on seasonal spending will have a good year. Everyone in a null! 0o! re sifuation, no �v-may economic one knows which group they could fall into ina few month's time. _ Maybe we do really need a "new broom" government with fresh ideas and a fresh MPPs seem te�prarch. All of ow he well-meaning, idealistic peop1 and we must give them a chance to tackle the problems 1 Tnhampered by previous poll( ie'Q and not tied into ffrxn theips programs develop me 0f the arsons they can Ontario Hydro workers or students with experience in electricity hired to cor!ict the program. Lucan and Sarnm pamcipated in the program tnd hired students to perform the .vork. There is a cost of $51 for ea h 40 gallon electric water heater re ted from the PUC and Ontario Hyd o will give the PUC a rebate of $41. If the 40 gallon water heater is not rented from the AUC the cost is $58 with a rebate of C46 to the PUC. The conimissit a decided not to participate in the program due to lack of PUC wort yrs available to perform the tuneups and other work required for the pros, am. Mr. Phil- lips said "We've only , of four guys and they're busy with the sewer expansion project." EN U DECEMBER 2 While visiting the Toy Show in Seaforth Sunday, Dec. 2 be sure to stop at... CANADIAN TIRESEAFoRT, OPEN 12 r i SUNDAY, DEC. 2 and receive DOUBLE COUPONS Double the issued Canadian Tire coupons on cash purchases. canaoian TIRE TIRE Stedmans sEAFonni A Unique Gift Idea!!! 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