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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-10-30, Page 26SEWING MACHINE SUPERMAR Kt 1 Or 100 machines on °metal Service to WI mait03 S0103 • VVhoe 'Etna. Husovarna lots ot used rinathirtes (rem ' S39 95 SE1W AND SAVE CENTRE LTD., 149 Downie Si (2 doors south of Hudson's) k, Stratford, 271-9660 j i••••• Jotk"s'Jottin. 13YJACilE RIDDELL, During a noisy exChange in the Legislature, . Premier Davis clashed with 'Op- position Leader Stuakt Smith 'about Ontario ,Hydro's announcement of its 1981 rate inreases. Hydro saki its bulk power rates to • municipal utilities will rise by 9.3 per cent next year, while its retail rate to rural' users will climb by 9.9 per Cent. Dr. Smith reminded the Premier of his statement in the Legislature in April when he announced Hydro had been asked to prepare a urban-rural'renort on how to narrow .the differential. "Why did .he not have enough clout with Hydro to keep the proniise he made to the peqple, instead of simply reiterating his proinise, white the matter gets worse year by year?" Smith asked. But the Premier insisted his April statement, merely .said Hydro's report would be ready this fall, and the policy would be impleniented as soon as possible. In reference to the report of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Discounting and Allowances in the Food Industry in Ontario, tabled in the Legislature oh Friday. October 10th,, I asked the Minister of Agriculture and Food, Lorne Henderson, _what_ don he wauld be taking protect the small , and independent grocer „and precessor, n viewOf the feet that,the Commission recetril mended that the. Legislature should create a watchdog e h anis nt'lto• 'enure that those non-negotiable re. ..bates,•which the Commission was, evidently unable to un - surface m their Investiga- ,tions,'(19 not reappear. This is itrditeet contradiction with other recommendations of • the • Commission Which in- dicated 'that 'There ' was no , problem with these practices. 04, • The Minister replied that he was waiting to hear from before taking any action. 1 was quite concerned .about a statement made by' - Mr. Henderson to the press after the release of the report when he Stated "I don't believe we have Many small grocers left, so I am not too worried about that. "1, there- fore: proceeded to ask the Minister whether he does not realize that the reason for the Royal Commission in- vestigation in the first place was to ascertain whether, these discounting practices have, in fact, led to the demise of the independent grocer and processor. Th Minister merely reiterate that he was waiting to lice from people concerned. Environment Minister Harry Parrott has announced Toll free • that iiMinistg wag- 7.'','"lfrit . -the ittStiee Cpmmittee that to crack .down en illegal the , Ontario Housing diimpin a liquid in1ut Corporation will continue to waste and other unusual cases Of ,pollution. , His Ministry is hiring 13,, people' wtio 1)011 be trained in investigative techniques to • • • • • • • • •• • serve as -a • special eivironmentarpolice unit to • enforce • Ontario's • • environment laws. Legisla- • tion, will also be introduced this fall to amend existing environmental regulations,to set minimum fines for illegal . activity. • • The special in- • • _Kestigation unit will act t^ • prevent serious- pftTOT incidents' by carrying out • spot audits and special checks of industrial, • commercial and municipal records andzacitivities. , • The Minister"of Labour, Dr.': Robert Elgie fiaS announced • • that a new Human Rights ; Code fer ' Ontario will be • introdueed in the next fecv •• weeks, which will be a • completely rewritten code • • with several nevi additions. Ten new field officers and additional Sujiport- staff' to investigate - complaints will be hired by the Ontario • Human Rights Commission, which is responsible for administering the code. Some of the new officers will specialize in race relations and others will be assigned to general duties. • • •• MPP's on call Province -wide toll free access to your local member of the Provincial Legislature Is now available to all citizens of Ontario. This significant rie‘i, devel- opment in Ontario's program to ensure that all citizens can contact key resources in Government at no charge. became effective October 1. Ontario Minister without Portfolio Alan Pope said. In June, the concept of toll free access for constituents to their members. no Matter where they live in the nding. was ,approved. Of the 125 members: 58 represent 41F constituencies where long distance calling is necessary in order to reach the con- stituency office. In each instance the member's tele - I. Smith' heads local Rebekahs Edelweiss Rebekah lodge had a special meeting Oct. 21. Guests were Brussels Morning Star Rebakah lodge. Acting-DIStrict Deputy Pres- ident Mary Lowe and her team instilled Seaforth Lodge. Nets officers from the com- ing year are Noble Grand - Irene Smith, Vice Grand „- Margiret Cartdr. Recording Secretary • Ruth Papple. Einancial. Secretary - Ruth Campbell. Treasurer - Kath-. leen Cuthill. Warden - Annie Malcelm. Conductor Rachel Riehl. Chaplain • Ethel Boyes, Musican • Esther Cimphell L.S.N.G. - Beatrice Campbell R.S.V.G. - Mildred Kerr. L.S.V.G. - Hazel McGonigle, insidJ Guardian • Margaret Sharp. Outside Guardian • Margaret Bennett. Mary Lowels commission was read by Dolores Whetter of Brussels. During the Installation Sarah Stevenson of Brussels sang two solos. Marion Rose presented Mary Lowe with a corsage and gift. An invitation to meet with . _ Brussels Lodge on Oct. 28 in the evening *as accepted. Lnch was served by Rachel, Riehl and her committee. 'MASONRY' PETE JANSEN • 25 tears Experience Residential & Comniercial SpeCiallzing In Eireplaces • CALL 527-0208 FOR FREE ESTIMATES • communication needs 'were analysed and discussed and the most appropriate and, cost effective method was agreed upon. Constituency offices will be listed in the Ontario Government section of the blue pages in the next cdition of all telephone ' directories under the heading "Members of Provincial Par- liament" and appear in alphabetical order according to constituency name. In somc instances a particular constituency will be listed in several directories. The member's name is not part of the listing. In this way. when a present member no longer represents his or her con- • stitucncy. thc same office numffer can'be assigned 'to the succeeding member thereby insuring accuracy and continuity in the blue pages listings. The next edition of each telephone directory will be published within the year starting with the London directory to be distributed in November. Citizens can now ask local directory assistance operators for the toll free number of their elected re- -, presentative. This initiative is part 'of a government -v. ide program aimed at irriproving services and the provision of information to the public. We are now receiving the 1980 CORN .Crop We buy, sell, store and custom dry Trucking available • -A complete' -line of Stewart seed corn is available. RYAN • DRYING Brussels Wsitcin Seaforth' 887-9261 5?7-0527 • • • . • • do, 4 • OPTICIAN David - Longstaf huiljd new public units only in communities , • , housing smalF where municipal tion.profit pro- grams simply Won't -work.d Non.Profit housing programs HU000EXPOSITOR4CTPBER:10- 'and Ontario owned public hoosing. sated1 that houSin re. he said, the way OHC's • waiting list • has to suply more low cost • shrunk in recent years, under us'ilitess ptician 87 Main St. S. Seaforth ,OPTOMETRISTS AND OPHTHALMOLOGISTS Prescriptions FilledPrornptl HOURS: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri• 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. DECO RAT1 Graves Walloper Paint Fee. tur Sat. 9:00 a.m. - 12 p.m. Closed all day Wed. COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE 527-1303 ' PAINTIN PAINTING Exterior and Interior • • Reasonable rafes .00itality Wm* • CCIII Tom Burke 345-2756 CAR CARE GORD'S GULF Licensed Mechanic Service to al)kmakes of cars HOUSE CALLS AVAILABLE 527-0333f SHARPENING All types of saws, knives Ind scissors sharpened Specializing in Carbide saws and tools • STAY SHARP' SALES AND SERVICE Gordon Blanchard RR4, Walton 527-1806 tJ • FARINA SUPPLIES-.\ • o CC.....Z:01001) • • • • •,,aw • • • • • • 01, • • • a • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 7410 • ••••••••••••••• •••• ******* •••••••••••• OOOOO Seaforth Co-op 527-0770 DECORATING " A • •. - HILDEBRAND tv'T AN.1:2 PAPF • APPLIANCES -Th Appliance and Refrigeration REPAIR SERVICE Jim Broadfoot • 482-7032 /- mcZai'Z',41 Canadian & Imported • Wall Coverings .527-0550 Seaforth ELECTRICAL Fred Lawrence Electrical Contractor HOME FARM & COMMERCIAL WIRING Phone Auburn 526-'505 cly Mitchell 348.8684 ,e --ELECTRICAL -I -Geo.A.SiIIs & Sons HARDW ARE MERCHANTS PLUMBING,- HEATING & ELECTRICAL EXPERTS Phone: 527-1620 Seaforth . PIANO PIANO TUNING • Papal's • Rebuilding 6 Keys Recovered • Dompp-Chasen BRIICk PUISIFER 348-9223 Mitchell p-- CONCRETE - EST READY Mir LTD. 420 FiAYFIELD RD., CLINTtM, ONTARIO 402-3431 ADVERTISINGTh Boost your income BUY THIS SPACE TO -DAY Call 527-0240 • • Seeming the success of alter.' native housing schemes such, as,non-profit. .Dlieetor • • • • 40 • • • • •: : OO • • • .0 • • • 0 • • "-FUNERAL NOM E Whitney -Ribey' Funer'al Home 0 SS VV R 1-1-3 E • DIRECTOR 7.-• 8' Goderich St, Sealorth Plitine 527-1390 CEMETERY - M 0 NU ME NTS Sincere and' courteous service „-- INSURANCE .SEAFORTH INSURANCE Seaforth_- .Home .Business .Farm .Auto life . Sickness & . Accident_ . Investments 527-1610 SEWING c--MONUMENT9 Cemetery MonUments – _ Inscriptions Markers Show room Displas' %%MTN/ 1 RIK 1 ft liON11 8- Uodert( h Si /West 'Agenilfir Wingham Memorials Sea fort h 52' 1390 r CUSTOM BUILDERS,. 4016 • • W ) FEENEY cortsTRucrtoN tto • Custom bulldiifs • Contracting • Complete building service • New homes • Renovations . • Farm 'buildings 345-2405, Dublin • ADVERTISING Boostyourincorne BUY THIS SPACE TO—DAY ,,_Call 527-0240 - p.--- WIRING INDUSTRIAL RESIDENTIAL r and FARM WIRING • • • • • • • • • •• • CHIROPRACTOR SEAFORTH CHIROPRACTIC _CENTRE Thomas .1, Devereaux 25 Goderich St. W. Seaforth, Ontario Phone Bus. 527-1242 Res. 527-1942 CALL Brodhageil Electric • GARY DILL 345-2442 , JOHN ELLIGSEN • jit&-2447 APPLIANCES -Th APPLIANCE & REFRIGERATION • SERVICE kujhor ized_Lactor y warranty. Service and repairs to KELV1NATOR & INGLIS' APPLIANCES Service and repairs 10 all makes. HORNE'S MAJOR APPLIANCE SALES & SERVICE 527-0636 Seaforth c IMPROVEMENTS MacLEAN • HOME IMPROVEMENTS' 45. Phone 527-0032 Free Estimates For Siding - Aluminum and Vinyl Aluminum Windows Doors, Awnings, Railings FEED MILL FLEMING FEED MILL • Bulk. Pelleted Feed, • Fast unloading elevator • 2 pits open 24 hrs. a day CLINTON • \. 482-3438 c--- CARPENTRY J&J CARPENTRY CustOrn Built Barns sheds. houses. renovations house add- itions cupboards. spiral stairs oonolete finishing • John Ryan' 527-1520. John Peckitt ' 482-7567 c-- MUFFLERS • Mufflers guaranteed as long as you own the car ,SEAFORTH MOTORS LTD. 527-1010 \.. Mon, Fri., 8-1, 2:30-6:00 Tues., Thurs. 8-1 2:39-8:30 Wer1.5,1 Sat 9-1 c—ELECTRICAL K. MURRAY ELECTRIC 24 hour service Farm, residential, industrial and commercial wiring 527-0984 Seaforth p.-T.V. & STEREO Complete Line ZENITH SALES TELEVISION . a AND STEREO srAvicE . Seaforth Electronics 17 Sperling St., 527-1150 CHIMNEY SWEEP Chimney Need • Cleariigg? cots VERN'S CHIMNEY SWEEP SERVICE Seaforth 527-0674 ROOFING—.\ LARRY McGRATH CONSTRUCTION 7 years Of business in Mitchell & 7 years prior experience *Roofing of all kinds *Chimney & Masonary Repairs * Carpentry Work *Concrete Finishing *Exterior House Painting "SidIng & Eavestronghing FREE ESTIMATES CALL COLLECT kANYTIME • MITCHELL 340-9407 ( IMPROVEMENTS,\ GERALD COLEMAN HOME IMPROVEMENTS. • Aluminum Siding • Renovations 8z Roofing 5,65-5347 FREE ESTIMATES • • ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • OOOOO •• • ••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • r • • • • • • • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••;