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The Citizen, 1987-07-08, Page 8PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1987. The miniature tractor pull attracted a lot of contestants to the various classes in the event, held Sunday afternoon in Brussels as part of the village’s 115th Birthday and Homecoming Celebration. The Brussels Optimist Club organized the event. BY CHRIS LAWS It was another of many thorns in the side of Exeter Reeve Bill Mickle as county council passed a motion to send Hay Township’s re vised planning by-law to mediation last Thursday. With the appeal period completed, several objections had been lodged against the revised planning bylaw. The two main objections were with respect to Exeter’s objection concerning the Hay Agri-Park, and the objections of several cottage owners request­ ing permanent residential zoning. Usually the next step in zoning is to submit the by-law for an OMB hearing and settle any objections amicably before the hearing. In this case, with the type and number of objections, the Planning and Development Committee has re­ commended that in order to resolve objections, that the Ministry of Municipal Affairs become involv­ ed, and utilize their objection mediation program. Exeter Reeve Bill Mickle ques­ tioned county planner, Dr. Gary Village Market PHONE887-9226 ROYAL CREST COLA, GINGERALE, ROOT BEER, ORANGE & GRAPE POP 24 x 280 ML. CANS 4.99 HEINZ REGULAR OR WITH ONION BARBECUESAUCE 455 ml. plastic bottle 1.49 PRONTO WHITE OR ALMOND PAPERTOWELS 2 roll pkg. .99 MARTIN’S HAPPY HOUR POPPING CORN 500 g..69 15 M. ROLL 1.19 500 ML..99 10’s 1.59 .99 3.59 STRETCH‘NSEAL FRENCH’S MUSTARD ei IRTFC GARBAGEBAGS CATELLI PLAIN SPAGHETTJSAUCE 28 oz. SCHNEIDER’S THIN CHEESE SLICES soo g. pkg. PUSS‘N BOOTS ASSORTED FLAVOURS CATFOOD 411 G. TINS EA. .69 NESTEA REGULAR, LIGHT & TROPICAL BLEND ICETEAMIX 3.29 MR. FREEZE POPS 36’s MINUTE MAID FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 355 ml. SCHNEIDER’S HONEY OR REGULAR | BUCKETOFCHICKEN SCHNEIDER’S SLICED SIDE BACONENDS ONTARIO HEAD LETTUCE RED PLUMS [GREEN THOMPSON ISEEDLESSGRAPES FIBRE GOODNESSI WIENER&HAMBURG ROLLS [WESTON RASPBERRY JELLY ROLL 340 G. Open Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to6p.m. FRIDAYNITESTILL9p.m. .89 .98 4.99 2.19 EA. .59 lb. .79 lb. 1.29 .998’s 1.39 County seeks mediation Davidson, who the mediators would be. While Dr. Davidson said that the mediators had yet to be selected, he did say that they would be planners from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs. Mickel stated that he had heard rumours that a mediation team had already been selected. He next asked Dr. Davidson if he had been one of the mediators selected. Dr. Davidson responded that he had not been selected, and was not a planner with the Ministry of Municipal affairs,. ROADREPORT In the Roads Engineer’s report, it was reported that work on County Road 17 is two thirds completed, and that the work started on County Road 18 is already three weeks ahead of schedule. Winter Control expenditures are currently $50,000 less than at the same time last year, and tenders awarded to date are $34,867 less than expect­ ed. An order for grader tires which were to be purchased from Brian Pickett Ride Centre Ltd. had to be cancelled because the tires for which the quotation was given are no longer being manufactured by B.F. Goodrich. While waiting for the tires, the Road Committee were advised if they did not purchase new grader tires soon, the vehicles would have to be taken out of service, and replacements would have to be rented. Calls were made to the second and third lowest tenders, but they could not promise delivery dates on Grader tires. McArthur Tire of Owen Sound was the fourth lowest tender and called next. They said that if the tires were ordered that day (Friday, June 12), they would be delivered on June 15 at the original quoted price of $8,569.29. This price was approximately $800 more than the original cost quoted by Brian Pickett Ride Centre Ltd. The county purchased $13,457.69 worth oftruck tires the previous month from McArther Tire. SUPPORT. NOW. Your children need your support. Your financial support. They need it for all the basic things chil - dren require: clothing, food, and shelter. Importantly, they need your support on a reg­ ular basis. They need to know that they can count on you. As of July 2, 1987, the Support and Custody Enforcement Program will be in place to ensure that support and custody responsibilities among family members are met. The well-being of your children depends on it. For a free booklet on the Support and Custody Enforcement Program, contact: Communications Branch, Ministry of the Attorney General, 18 King Street East, 18th floor, Tbronto M5C1C5 Support and Custody Enforcement Program Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General Ian Scott, Attorney General David Peterson, Premier of Ontario