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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-10-19, Page 41 vy HU upN E FiQSIyll�#� opToa,ER r 1905 1i)e Stratford-Perthq.Ate hves'wsnts *0 expand its headquarters in°Strrl<tford, but Pine Perth county eounciipra would rather the money spent in a satellite gfttce in tscpa ail a to `buildingg leaned next todthe Perth County -courthouse, came to county council in the form of a letter at iits Oct. 13 session. ' •Councillors decided AO refer, the matter to its special building committee which ,wiU consider the cost of enlarging storage space by adding d second level to•the back half of the main floor and other' alternatives, including finding out if Mitchell is interested in housing a branch office. Listowel Reeve Elsie Karges referred to the age old concern that the majority of county services are housed in Stratford. "My position is that we are collecting taxes from everyone in Perth County but we are not providing this service (archives) to everyone in the county," commented Reeve Karges. • She noted the county is paying 57 per cent of the archives budget, which is based on per capita, yet there is only a branch office in Listowel. The branch office opened last year during Reeve Karges' term as warden. When she was named warden, Mrs. Karges indicated two of her.ggoals were to establish branch archives offices in' Listowel and Mitchell. The additional space is to house school records, but Mrs, Zarge; Wi4t if Money Is Spear t9 oped anhther br nOtkoff ce. Mitchell ndlarea school records could be housed there. It was sug$ested that former Stratford contractor Sato 1.ough1ln, Row .of Tweed, Ontario, but who Is still doitlg work for the county, be asked for an estimate on the project. Clerk -treasurer Jim Bell said Mr. Loughrin had earlier given an estimate of 530,000 to S40,000 fpr adding a second level. Warden Jethn said added that the contractor had said the archives building is" structurally sound and could handle the weight of the addition. Elmo Township Reeve Glynn CoghlieSaid ' he would like to.know Mitchell's position on an archives being located in the town, He noted any decision by council would be premature without feedback from the town. "We have discussed it," said Mitchell Reeve Jim Spence, adding, "1 can't make a strong recommendation at this time." Reeve Coughlin also added that the better alternative is to have a branch office in the county, "No matter 'how much space they (Stratford archives) have, they'll need more," said the Elma Reeve. Downie Township Reeve Calvin Innes, who initially suggested the matter be turned over to the special building committee for a recommendation, suggested the committee bring in "firm figures", for any of the alternatives mentioned. Vacation Bureau visits council There was no hand held out for. money. ' The Stratford and Area Visitors and Convention Bureau just came to tell Perth County Council what it is they do. General manager of the VCB Leo Morningstar and vice-chairman Joan Leslie - Chase spoke at county council's Oct. 13 session on the "exciting project".• Mrs. Chase, c,vner-operator of the Leslie Cheese House in Stratford, acknowledged that Mr. Morningstar had been before council previously to request financial assistance and had come . away empty handed. This time they were just "letting the people in the county know what we (VCB) are trying to do," said the vice-chairman. Bridal shower he Correspondent MARG BULLET 527-1856 Sharon Pethick was hostess to na bridal shower honoring Diana Bromley bride -elect of this month. Diana. is marrying Jamie Elliott of Lucknow. Sharon and Diana both attended Clinton high school so classmates attended the shower for Diana. Games and contests were enjoyed and after the gifts were opened the girls had a good time talking over old times during lunch. Kenneth G. Pethick, son of George and School board The Huron -Perth Separate School Board will submit its S1.5 million building proposal to. the Canada Works program. While the board approved applying for 5700.000 in grants for additions to five .schools within the system at its Oct. 11 meeting, trustees agreed they worild accept approval of Tess than the full five projects. The projects involve the addition of small gymansiums at Precious Blood School in Exeter, St. Joseph's School in Clinton. St. Boniface School in Zurich, Sacred Heart School, Wingham and St. Ambrose in stl a tford, The board will be submitting the proposal to the newly established Canada Works program sponsored by the Employment Development Branch of the federal Ministry of Employment and Immigration. In other business, the board: Officially approved the use of the logo which has been unofficially used by the system for a number of years: Awarded the fuel contract to Sun Oil for the period from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30,•1984, The furnace oil 'for all schools in the system will "When we formed our association (VCB) we bggaa to realize we had a lot more to sell than the Festival," said Mrs. Chase. noting that tourists like Perth County traditions such as cheese -making. ' The VCB is currently involved in a fromotional venture for the World Trade air to be held in London. England later this year. The Leslie Cheese House has created a 3,000 pound cheese to display there. "It's a gimmick to get people to stop and talk to you," said Mr. Morningstar. The Stratford exhibition will be part of the Province of Ontario's exhibition at the world fair. Id in Winthrop Grace Pethick of RR seatorth has recently graduated with honors from' Fanshawc College in London as a Farm Equipment Mechanic. Ken is a graduate of Central Huron School, Clinton and is employed at McGavin Farm Equipment, Walton. • Miss Linda Weatherall, London visited with Bob and Marg Hulley and family. Miss Valorie Strasser, Sebringville, spent the weekend with George and Grace Pethick, Ken and Sharon. tries again be supplied at 25.05 cents per Titre and the gasoline for school buses at St. Mary's School in Hessen will be supplied at 41.2 cents per litre. McKillop ...TRYING TO KEEP POOR PRIES DOW POUCH PACK ASISORTED .MONARCH •250 O 59 CAKE MIXES PKG. . AUNT JEMIMA REGULAR OR BUTTERMILK 1KG 1 59 PKG. ■ PANCAKE MIX TABLET5OML SYRUP BTL. 111199 AUNT JEMIMA REGULAR. BUTTER OR LITE r SAICO MANDARIN 10 NZ. ORANGE 279 l NEW LIGHT TASTE FRUIT COCKTAIL SLICED PEACHES OR BARTLETT PEAR HALVES DEL MONTE FRUIT 14Dz,99 TIN "FRESH" CENTRE CUT ONLY . PORK CHOPS KG 3.9 5/a. I . 7 correspondent MRS. ED REGELE • 527-1106 Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCowan, Mrs. Christine Bourne and Mr. Bill Van Reenan attended the Michigan Futurity show for Registered American $addle -bred horses at the Michigan state fair grounds in Detroit, Saturday. Mrs. Joy McCowan of Walton and Mrs. Ann Brown of Aylmer, Ont. recently spent five days in Philadelphia. Penn, U.S.A. at the German Shepherd National specialty dog show, Mrs. Harold McCallum and Mrs. Paul McCallum and Colleen and Mrs. Ed Regele spent Wednesday visiting with Miss Vera Kistner of Waterloo, Ont. HUMPTY DUMPTY HALLOWEEN CHEESE ST CKS 1.99 MITCHELL & SEAFORTH ONLY 224 G. ELBOW MACARONI OR LONG SPAGHETTI CATELLI PASTAS PEA.OR VEGETABLE . HABITANT soups STOKELY'S REGULAR OR NEW ORLEANS STYLE KIDNEY BEANS FANCY QUALITY MITCHELL'S APPLESAUCE 1 K PKG. 1.19 28 OZ. 1.1 9 TIN .79 19 OZ .89 TIN 14 OZ TIN "FRESH" FAMILY SIZE PACKAGES %LOIN PORK CHOPS KG 3.28/1.49 ECONOMICAL & DELICIOUS FRESH . PORK RIBLETS� 9 KG 1.3 LB. BURNS' "CAMPFIRE BRAND" SIDE BACON KG3.i3t.1.69 BURNS "PRIDE OF CANADA" SMOKED , KG BURNS "PRIDE OF CANADA" R SALAMI KG ■ 1 / /LB. STORE SLICED AS YOU LIKE. IT BURNS "PRIDE OF CANADA" SAUSAGES (CHOOSE FROM 3 VARIETIES) BURNS "PRIDE OF CANADA" WIENERS 450 G 1.3.9 500 G PKG. 1 .89 BURNS "PRIDE OF CANADA" HIGH LINER FROZEN F� PS 32 G. . C PKG.79 LIGHTMEAT CLOVERLEAF FLAKED TUNA ' • 99 6'/, OZ. TIN GREEN GIANT NIBLET CORN FOR . 99 7 OZ. TIN ALL PURPOSE FIVE ROSES1O KG FLOUR BAG • I 9 We have q:wide selection of ' ' HALLOWEEN CANDY Stock up to -day!! KELLOGGS BRAH FLAKES G WITH FRUIT PKG. 1.1199' SIDE BAPONI 2.29 500 G PKG. ASSORTED PRESWEETENED GENERAL MILLS CEREALS REG. 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