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The Citizen, 1991-07-10, Page 12THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 10,1991. PAGE 13.PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 10,1991. LAURIE RAYNARD Dwayne is proud to announce the graduation of his wife, Lau­ rie, from Althouse College, the University of Western Ontario, on June 8, 1991. Laurie received her Bachelor of Edu­ cation degree In Intermediate/ Senior Secretarial and Data Processing. Laurie Is the daughter of Don and Jeanne Fischer. County accepts Huronview tender The Huronview North project outside Brussels moved one step closer to reality Thursday when Huron County Council accepted the tender of Granville Constructors Ltd. and approved the negotiation of a contract with the Mississauga company. The tender price is $245,000 less than the original estimate for the building and the Huronview Com­ mittee of Management recommend­ ed to the county council that that money be put into a contingency fund for the project. But Lionel Wilder, Reeve of Hay Twp.noted the budget for the Huronview redevelopment already has a $250,000 contingency fund built in and he wondered about the need for a further contingency. But Howard Armstrong, Reeve of Stanley Township and chairman of the Huronview committee point­ ed out the tenders for the Huron­ view Central project at Clinton won’t be opened until July 17 and the additional contingency might be needed if those tenders arc higher than expected Reeve Bill Mickle of Exeter said having been through a recent build­ ing project, he knew about the pos­ sibilities of contingencies but he felt the motion to accept the tender should be changed to leave the money in the budget at this time but be reconsidered alter the open­ ing of the next tenders. He said he didn't want to tie anybody's hands but he didn't think the money should be ear-marked for contin­ gency at this time. The motion on the setting up of an additional con­ tingency fund was deferred until the September council meeting. Reeve Brian McBumcy of Turn­ berry asked about supervision of the project. He recalled that the county hired a project director for the construction of the Huron County Museum and wondered if similar arrangements would be set up for Huronview. Nigel Bcllchambcr, county clerk administrator, said pending the ten­ ders on the next phase of Huron­ view redevelopment there would likely be a recommendation coming to the council on full-time supervi­ sion on the sites. The county still has not received final approval from the Ministry of Community and Social Services for the plans for the building but that, Mr. Bcllchambcr said, is not unusu­ al. ONLY!!! KNECHTEL - BONELESSCHAPMAN'S SMOKED HAM TENT SALEORIGINAL ICE CREAM DON’T MISS OUR SPECIAL 4 LITRE PAIL SUCCESSCLOVER LEAF JULY 9™ JULY 1 3th PRODUCE OF U.S.A. - SWEET, JUICY WATERMELON 2.69 PRODUCE OF U.S.A. JUICY RED NECTARINES ■99 lb. PRODUCE OF U.S.A. - NO. 1 GRADE PRODUCE OF ONT. CANADA NO. 1 SWEET, JUICY FRESH FIELD CANTALOUPES CUCUMBERS ■99 2/.99 PRODUCE OF ONT.PRODUCE OF U.S.A. NO. 1 NEW CROP SWEET, GREEN POTATOES PEPPERS 1.49 10 LB. BAG PRODUCE OF ONTARIO, CANADA 2.39 FRESH, GOLDEN PLUMS 1.49 L. PRODUCE OF U.S.A. - NO. 1 GRADE PRODUCE OF ARGENTINA FRESH, RED FRESH, TANGY TOMATOES LEMONS ■99 lb 3/.99 PRODUCE OF ONTARIO PRODUCE OF U.S.A. NO. 1 GRADE FRESH, ROMAINE FRESH, JUICY LETTUCE PEACHES ■69 “•■99 lb 2.99 ■■MM PRODUCE OF ARGENTINA SWEET,JUICY TANGERINES 1.59 KNECHTEL FRESH CANADA GRADE A CHICKENS LB. DURING SCRIMGEOUR'S SUPER ROSEMARY TRIEBNER Joyce and Ralph Triebner of Lindsay are pleased to announce the graduation of their daughter Rosemary from Fanshawe College in London on June 12 from the tourism and travel counsellor program. She is currently employed by the Southwestern Ontario Trav­ el Association in London. Con­ gratulations Rosemary. Brussels PINK SALMON SAVE $1.00 15.5 OZ. TIN ROYALE TETRA DRINKS OR JUICES 3 X 250 ML 79 ROYALE BATHROOM TISSUE 2 PLY. - 8 ROLL PKG. 2.79 KNECHTEL KNECHTEL REG. OR MINI MARSHMALLOWS 2.99 FACIAL TISSUE PKG. OF 100'S CASE OF 36 89 32.04 100% WHOLE WHEAT BREAD 525 G LOAF 99 MUSHROOMS 0 OZ.PIECES&STEMS CASE OF 24 69 16.56 PEPSI, CRUSH, PURE SPRINGS OR HIRES POP CASE OF 12 X 355 ML TINS / 3h99 ■■■ UMBLEBERRY i FRIDAY, JULY 12 NOON TO 2 P.M. AND 5 P.M. TO 7 P.M. SATURDAY, JULY 13 NOON TO 2 P.M Come have a Hamburg and a Pepsi Buy a Hamburg (made from our own Homemade patties, and Bakery Buns) and a Pepsi F„ S2.00 0 ft a business gets 6 month RAISIN BRAN MUFFINS HAMBURG OR & WE WILL 6 71.99 HOT DOG ROLLS 8/.99 DONATE $1.00 TO THE BLYTH FESTIVAL BUILDING FUND!!! SCRIMGEOUR'S FOOD MARKET BLYTH, ONT trial period A Brussels couple will be given a six-monlh probationary trial period to use their Brussels property for a used car-parts business without cluttering the yard. Marie Kumm and Dan Schaefer attended Village Council meeting to get permission to use their Fred­ erick Street shop for a location where used auto engines will be taken apart and restored. Al no lime, Mrs. Kumm said, will there be old vehicles in the yard. Mr. Schaefer said there were currently six vehicles inside the building but nothing ouisidc. Reeve Gordon W’orkman said council didn't want to stand in the way of the couple but didn't warn to get into a mess as it had in the past with Mrs. Kumm's late husband Ted when neighbours complained about the junked vehicles in the yard. But Mr. Schaefer said there will be no car bodies or anything else lying around ouisidc and he said lhal repairs to the building would be undertaken so it won't look "so ugly". The property is zoned Rl, resi­ dential but because it was being used prior to the zoning bylaw coming into existence, il is a non­ conforming use. Councillor Bruce Hahn said "The only thing we're concerned about is the past history" with "cars here, and cars there" in the yard. Mrs. Kumm said the concern was under­ standable and the condition of the property had led to a lot of argu­ ments. But Mr. Schaefer was also concerned about the problem and he was easy to talk to if council came to him with complaints in a reasonable manner. Councillor Dave Hastings sug­ gested the six-month trial period and the rest of council agreed. RESULTS!