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Clinton News-Record, 1972-04-06, Page 21~V•01 Town RY MARG AUgD WOOL Realise the highest returns for your wool by patronizing Your ewe Organization.. SHIP CQI_LE5r TO Our Registered Warehouse No. 10 Carleton Place, Ontario. Obtain sacks and twine without charge from — Russell Manson (Shearer) Zurich - pr by writing to Canadian Co-operative Wool.Growers Limited 40 St Clair Avenue East, Toronto 7, Ontario. 14,15,17,18 MORE Convenient Locations MORE Owner-Operated Stores 1 MORE Value for I Yo ur Food Dollar MORE Community Involvement lbs. GOLDEN YELLOW CHIQUITA FRESHLY GROUND MINCED BEEF 3 lbs. or over RED OR BLUE BRAND RIB STEAKS lb. lb. U.S. NO. 1 GRAPEFRUIT lifor RED OR WHITE OS. NO. HONOR "ICA ORANGES not PEAT MOSS 4 Cu. ft.411 3 44M.1.99 AIRO ORIENT.T./ FEMITILIZIEN I.Y. 014410•0•4(4•46 ROSE 2EISHIS oisel. 1 .49 CANADA 20.11 (1110 PARSNIPS lb. phi. 33c 2 Ibib, hot 29C 2iA. 644 CELLO RADISHES Am OA. 2125t OA, /0.1 RIO CARIAGR CANADA NC 1 alto COWS CENTRE CUT LOIN La. citing 95C IRESHLY CUT CHICK*10 12. 63' RED OR BLUE BRAND BONELESS LC BLADE fin ROAST Vae PRIM ROSE VEAL OR Annolitrris 165 COLEMAN'S SWEET PICKLED COrTAIII ROW COoLowao VA Pot OWL 2—Clinton News,Record, Thursday, April e, 1972 Tuckersrrifith council accepts tenders for drains Several Clinton girls tried Canadian Figure Skating Association tests at Mitchell on March 31. The following tests were successfully passed; Preliminary figures, Sheila Arnston, Melodic. Howse; First Figures, Patricia Anstett; Preliminary Dances, Dutch Waltz, Cathy Anstett, Lorie Blair, Marilyn Mair, Margot Menzies, Jennifer Malpass, Cindy Middleton, Canasta Tango, Debbie Cook, Debra Daer, Peggy Jones, Cindy Middleton, Brenda Priestap, Carolyn Wood. Swing Dance, Melodie Howse, Peggy Jones. Junior Bronze Dances: Fiesta Tango, Juelie Howse, Jane Symons, Willow Waltz, Mary Anne Cummings, Madan Thompson, Ten-Fox, Beane. Bellefleur, Marian Thompson. Senior Bronze Dances: Fourteenstep, Patricia Anstett, Ruthannelkleilans. Foxtrot, Patti Kay. On April 24 the club will have an open meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Topping present in order to plan the schedule for the 1972- 73 season. Everyone who is interested will be welcome. +++ Mr. and Mrs. Torn Chuter arrived home on Saturday after a three-week honeymoon in Vancouver and California, travelling by Air Canada. + + + Weekend visitors with Rev. and Mrs. Charles Cox of Isaac Street, were Mrs. E. Cox of Kirkland Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Cox and daughter Susan of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Tufford of Strathroy, Mr. and Mrs. L. Rouse of Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnston and son Jimmy of Teeswater. + + + Mr. and Mrs. Roger Boulet and three children of St, Margaret's, New Brunswick spent a few days with Mrs. Boulet's mother, Mrs. Charles Lee of Queen Street. + + + Abus tour to see the sights of New York City over the Easter holiday was enjoyed by Mrs. V, Lampman of Clinton. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.D. Rudd for the holiday were Mr, and Mrs, W,A, Masters and Miss Sue Masters of Peterborough and Corrie Rudd of North Bay, + + + Mr. and Mrs. Fred Radley and family spent the holiday with Mr. Radley's mother, Mrs. H. Radley of Collingwood. + + + Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bartliff and children and Miss Liz Bartliff, all of Toronto, were with Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Bartliff over Easter, + + + We almost forgot to say how much we have enjoyed the colourful Easter egg display in Anstett's window, The eggs were so bright and cheerful and really added a much-needed touch of gaiety on these last days of winter. Congratulations to the youngsters who made them. Brucefield BY MRS. H.P. BERRY Miss Elizabeth Scott, London, spent the Easter weekend with Mrs. Elsie Forest and Miss Margaret McQueen. Mr. and Mrs, George Westcott, Michigan, spent the Easter weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson and Gordon. Miss Margaret Aikenhead, London, spent Easter with her sister, Mrs. Y. Aldwinkle. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Neil, London were Easter guests with Mr. and Mrs. Mac Wilson. The April meeting of Tuckersmith unit of the UCW of Brucefield United Church will be held at the home of Mrs. M. Swan, The penny-a-meal saved during Lent is to be handed in at the meeting. Mrs. H. Berry spent Easter in London. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Layton returned home on Sunday having spent the winter in Florida. BY WILMA QKE Seventeen tenders were considered for the construction of three drains by Tuckersmith Township Council when it met Tuesday night. Roth Drainage Limited of Qads.hill was awarded the tender over four other firms for construction of the Cooper drainage works at a cost of $5,469, drain to be finished by end of July. The tender, one of five, for construction of the Swinkel drainage works during the month of July, was let to Keith Brickman of Sebringville for $3,695. Rostill Tile Drainage of Clinton was awarded the tender for work on the Wallace drain which is to be completed by the end of May. The tender, lowest of seven, is for $1,630. Budget was too valuable in terms of road safety in the county, to delete from the budget. Original indications had also been that night school courses would be cut from the budget but it was later learned that deleting this item would not constitute a saving because of the grant structure governing night school. It is interesting to note that personnel in the head office at Clinton led the way in budget savings, The original budget for head office spending had beerr$17,525 and after the cut backs, remained at $9,425—almost 50 percent! In all, $129,712 was sliced from the secondary school budget and $219,500 was stricken from the elementary school budget. Even with the cut backs in spend,ing, the levy to the municipalities will likely remain the same. The board gave its approval Monday evening for the institution of a $200,00 reserve for working fund. Tile fund is considered important to Huron The Huron County Municipal officers will meet on May 16, with the Township of Tuckersmith hosting the meeting. Ross Scott Limited, Brucefield was awarded the tender to supply diesel fuel oil to the 'township at 19.4 cents per gallon plus provincial road tax. This is subject to the approval of the Department of Transportation and Communications, The Scott tender was the lowest of three. The township shed in Egmondvllle is to receive a new coat of paint under the government sponsored winter works program. Clerk James McIntosh reported the township must raise $74,427 for Huron County purposes, of which $40,479 is for general purposes and $33,948 is for roads. This calls County's educational system, because indications are that even more drastic reductions in the ceiling for the 1973 budgets will be imposed, There is no doubt that members of the Huron County Board of Education are concerned. In fact, a resolution was passed Monday evening that' a meeting between a delegation from Huron County's board and the Ontario Minister of Education be set up. The purpose of the meeting will be to outline to the Minister that while Huron County Board of Education has complied with the government's halt on spiralling educational costs for 1972, it cannot live within similar restrictions for another year without jeopardizing the total educational system in Huron. Hon. C.S. MacNaughton and Murray Gaunt, MP for Huron-Bruce will be invited to attend the meeting and will be urged to be present if at all possible. for a taX rate of 22 mills, an increase of 1.46 mills over the last rate. Reeve Elgin Thompson and Deputy reeve Alex McGregor indicated they would be attending the meeting of the Association of Municipalities of Ontario in Ottawa on June 18 to 21, Clerk Mcintosh presented a report from the Huron-Perth Assessment office which indicated the population of Tuckersmith is 2,799 as of June 1971 and the population of Egmondville is 478. Passed for payment were the following accounts for a total of $7,805.51; roads, $5,186.64; drainage, $1,734,40; general government, $756,50; miscellaneous, $23.00; Egmondville water and hydro, $104.57, The subdivision agreement between Radoma Enterprises and the township is under study pending further development, Robert B. Allen appointed The Huron County Board of Education announces the appointment (subject to the approval of the Minister of Education) of two assistant superintendents of operations to replace W. H. Knisely and F. E. Madill who are retiring at the end of the current school year. Appointed are Robert B. Allan and Ralph E. Smith. Robert B. Allan was educated in elementary schools in Tuckersmith Township, Huron County, and at the Seaforth District High School. He has 14 years experience as teacher and principal and for the last five years has been principal of Barwick Raleigh Public School in Kent County. 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Lost Generation will be shown once at 8 p.m. with no admission charge. The public is cordially invited. It is sponsored by South Huron Youth for Christ. Breakfasts you can drink For problem eaters, .or when the morning race leaves breakfast behind, try these on- the-go breakfasts. Fresh flavored and with the creamy texture of a milk shake, these quick recipes are hits with everyone. For rush days, combine ingredients the night before, and blend for breakfast. Recipes are developed by food specialists at the Ontario Food Council, Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food. FRUIT NOG INSTANT BREAKFAST 2 eggs 2 tablespoons honey 3 ounces (half of 6-ounce can) orange juice concentrate, undiluted 11/2 cups milk 1/2 banana, sliced (optional) Using electric mixer, heat eggs well, Gradually add honey, orange juice concentrate, and milk, beating until frothy, Or place ingredients in blender container and blend on high speed for 30 seconds. Makes 2 to 3 servings. 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