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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-03-23, Page 12• 1 .- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 23, 1983 ' HuYlett wants arena budget trimmed a bit On March. 2 Hitllett Township council defeated a motion ' to accept- the Seaforth and District CommunityCentre operating buget for 1983. Hallett Township Is one of five municipalities that contribute to the operating budget. Each municipality is obligated to pay on a user basis. Hallett was supposed to pay two per cent of the proposed operating budget. Clerk Harry Lear said that council felt they would like the budget to be "trimmed down a little." He also said that he expects a group made up of all of the involved municipalities to meet and go over the proposed budget. The proposed operating /budget is $167,155. In other business council carried a motion to send a cheque of $10,013 to the Seaforth Fire Area Board as Hullett's share to purchase the McNichol building. The existing building that the Seaforth fire department currently occupies does not meet the needs of the department. The con- tribution made by Hullett council will be used in a purchase bid for the McNichol building that will hopefully be used for the new fire hall. The bid that has been submitted by the Fire Area Board is $155,000. The board expects to complete the offer by March 31. Clerk Harry Lear said that the board is waiting on certification of the building's roofs and eaves -troughing before the deal can be Completed. Council also instructed the road superintendent to tender for approximately 25,000 yds of "A" gravel. Tenders are to be in by April 4 at 12 noon. Council passed a bylaw stating that a new monthly interest rate of 11/4 per cent will be placed on tax arrears. effective April 1. The township also an- nounced the probationary hiring of road employee Doug Dolmage effective on March 7. He will be paid $6.50 per hour until August ' 31, 1983. From September 1, 1983 to December 31, 1983 at - the rate of $7.50 per hour plus benefits offered to other road employees. Approval for building permits were given for: E. Dejong, implement shed; H. Wilts, implement shed; B. Shillinglaw, improvement to house; D. Plant, new residence; T. Verburg, new residence; T. Whyte, im- plement shed: . Council passed a motion to notify the Ministry of Natural Resources to make a woodlot improvement thinning on half the bush on Et Lot 13, Concession 2, and tender for sale. 4-H club leaders kick off year The 1983 4-H club year was kicked off at a gathering of club leaders in Clinton on March 9. Agricultural representa- tive Don Pullen said the 1983 4-H agricultural club years presents new challenges. programs and dimensions: i srsrnEws UPS THE HIGHER SUMMER BEEF PRICES!! MEW At STAFFEN'SMINI FREEZER ORDERS BARBECUE PACK 7 25 LB INCLUDES: 6 Blade Steaks 2 Sirloin Steaks 4 Loin Steaks 6Chicken Breasts ( des attochad) 6 Chicken Legs (lpidrs attached)� 6 Pork Loth Chops 12 Staffen's Homemade Beef Patties 10 LBS. 4 LBS. 5 LBS. 4 LBS. 4 LBS. r-. 3 LBS. $2 MINI -CHUCK PACK $1.89e evening, ur. uoug Pletsch of the University of Guelph, praised the club leaders for the amount of time they spend with youth in the 4-H projects. "Working with young• people is the greatest chal- lenge, but the greatest re - Currently financial manage- ward as well." commented ment clubs are being con- ` Dr. Pleisch. ducted across the county. the first clubs of this kind. Various new clubs were started last year and Mr. Pullen added that the Huron branch of the Ontario Mini- stry of Agriculture and Food is prepared to offer any new 4-H ' club that would be appropriate in the commun- ity. Al -ways looking for new 4-H club members. Mr. Pullen said communication is the name of the game. Contact with potential club members is encouraged. In light of that fact. club leaders heard from Shona Rae of RR1 Clifford who was a recipient of a 1982 4•H club membership award for recruiting new members. Miss Rae said she put up posters announcing the date of her club's organizational meeting. asked a friend to join and offered rides to meetings. The guest speaker for the INCLUDES: 2 Short Rib Roasts 6 Blade Steaks 8 LBS. 10 LBS. 2 Boneless Shoulder Roasts 8 LBS. 2 Cross Cut Rib Roasts 8 LBS. 12 Staffen's Homemade Beef Patties 3 LBS. TOTAL 37 1.65. *NO WEIGHT LOSS *QUALITY CUT* approximate price i *7425 • Reg. Retail would be 89.45 3 LBS. TOTAL 33 LBS. SAVE $15 2° *NO WEIGHT LOSS *QUALITY CUT* BONELESiOU RMET .s 49 PACK INCLUDES: • LB. approximate price 12 New York Sirloin Steaks 10 LBS. 3 New York Sirloin Roasts 10 LBS. $13 9 6 5 3 Boneless Pork Loin Roasts 10 LBS. • 12 Boneless Butterfly Reg. Retail would be =1.67.80 . Pork Chops 5 LBS. approximate price $69.93 Reg. Retell would be 87.49 SAVE $17.56 • TOTAL 35 LBS. SAVE $35.15 *NO WEIGHT LOSS *QUALITY CUT* Across Huron County 34 4-11 agricultural clubs will be holding their organizational meetings over the next month. There will be calf. swine, horse, crops. goat. tractor. sodhusters. poultry. veterinary, dairy manage- ment. gun safety, sheep, rabbit Lind conservation clubs throughout the county. Numerous activities will be held though out the year, including a careers program at Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton on Friday. June 17, an educational bus trip in .1uly, judging competi- tion,. achievements days with the year culminating on Nov. 25 at the annual awards night at CHSS. At the close of the meeting, the leaders picked tip the material they will require for their'projects and headed out to start another 4•H year. *FLATROOFING *SHINGLES *MAINTENANCE *FREE ESTIMATES HENSALL ROOFING COMMERCIAL -RESIDENTIAL RICHARD REGIER EXETER 235-0911 BURN'S PARTLY SKINNED HAMS 39 WHOLE LB. }, HALVES GRADE 'A' TURKEYS 970 UTILITY GRADE TURKEYS 93' LB. UP TO 16 LBS. LB. FRESH GROUND BEEF � 19 Medium 149 LB. CUT FROM CANADA GRADE A BEEF BLADE ROASTS 'Boneless' LB. �99 LB ODUCEPRODUCEPRODUCEPRODUCEPRODUCEPRODUCE PRODUCE MAPLE LEAF SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS 169 BOX 1852 EXETER ONTARIO NOM 150 Usborne&Hibbert -Mutual Fire Insurance Company (Estd bllshod In 1876) Provides Full Insurance coverage for Town Dwellings as well as Farm Properties AGENTS Ross Hodgert John Moore Joseph Uniac Mrs. Elaine Skinner Wally Burton FRESH BACK ATTACHED CHICKEN LEGS LB. .89.. FRESH BACK CHIlA,.,CHFDICKF BREASTS 139 MAPLE LEAF SLICED Woodham 229-6643 Dublin 345-2512 Mitchell 348-9012 Exeter 235-1553 Exeter 235-0350 DIRECTORS & ADJUSTORS 227-4305 345-2739 229-8277 345-2543 229-6594 348-8293 Jack Harrigan Robert Gardiner Lloyd Morrison Lorne Feeney Ray McCurdy Robert Chaffs R.R.3, Lucan R.R.2, Staffs R.R.1. St. Marys R.R.2, Dublin R.R.1. Kirk ton R.R.5, Mitchell COOKED NAM175 GM PKG. 149 MAPLE LEAF REGULAR OR ALL BEEF SKINLESS WIENERS 454 GM PKG.149 MAPLE LEAF SLICED 500 GM. PKG. BREAKFAST BACON 249 1 i