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The Citizen, 1992-01-08, Page 11West Wawanosh council makes appointments West Wawanosh council passed a by-law at its meeting of Decem­ ber 3 appointing Bill Burkholder as the Deputy-Chief of the Bly th and District Volunteer Fire Department. Former Deputy-Reeve Rhea Hamilton-Seeger will remain as the township's representative on the North Huron Development Steering Committee. Council instructed the road superintendent to investigate the price of a door for the storage area in the new shed addition and to have it manufactured and installed in the new year. The road superintendent was instructed to hire at his discretion, capable part-time help to assist in time of emergency, such as illness or absence of regular employees during the winter. Council voted unanimously to hire hunters and trappers, approved by both the landowners and coun­ cil, to remove beavers at a cost of $25 per animal, to a maximum of 50, beginning December 1, 1991. Also, landowners are to check their wetlands and report any beaver problems to council three times a year, with non-resident landowners having a representative report on their behalf. The road accounts totalling $57,054.81 were approved for pay­ ment. The collection of taxes in 1992 will be in two payments with due dates to be June 25 for 60 percent and November 25 for the remain­ der. The general accounts in the amount of $180,233 were approved for payment. At the December 12 meeting council voted that they not be included and covered under the Huron County-Wide Employee Benefit Plan unless each councillor pays for his own coverage. It was decided that the use of graded lumber will not be mandato­ ry to obtain a building permit for farm buildings unless the use of ungraded lumber contradicts provincial code and precludes obtaining government grants. The general accounts totalling $1,555.80 were approved for pay­ ment. Farm safety kits now available In association with their theme, “Junior Farmers Care for You in ’91-’92”, the Huron County Junior Farmers will be distributing Farm Safety Kits free of charge to local farms and businesses. This project is being undertaken in co-operation with the Farm & Home Safety Association and the help of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture & Food. The kits contain signs and decals indicating chemical storage loca­ tions. “No Riders”, “Warning: Deadly Gases”, “No Smoking”, etc. plus other safety information. The kits are available through members of the Huron County Junior Farm­ ers or by contacting Deb Craig, 523-9318 or Sandra Regele, 527- 0715. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8,1992. PAGE 11. Big winners Jeannette McNeil, advertising representative with The Citizen stands with the lucky Money Tree winners, whose names were drawn on December 21 at the Blyth Christmas Pageant. Each won gift certificates redeemable at local businesses. From left: Diane Fetter, $100; Bev Blair, $200 and Christine Hallahan, $400. Gibson Hullett's rep on Ausable-Bayfield Joe Gibson was appointed by Hullett council at its December 17 meeting as the joint representative for Hullett, McKillop Township and Seaforth to the Ausauble Bay- field Conservation Authority for 1992. A total of $804.93 in taxes was written off as uncollectible. Larry Plaetzer attended to express concerns on his final assessment of the Sturdy Drainage Works repair and improvement, due to the Ministry of Natural Resources requirements and the enforcement of the Federal Fish­ eries Act. Council accepted the request for drainage repair and improvement from K. Empey. They request the work be incorporated into the report being prepared under the petition of R. Daer, by the firm of R.J. Burnside & Associates, appointed by motion of council at the October 22 meeting. Authorization was given to write­ off municipal drain assessments totalling $4.84. These amounts are less than the minimum collectible according to township policy. Council also authorized the write­ off of municipal drain assessment in the amount of $26.58 as property is municipally owned. The accounts totalling $367,503.01 were approved for payment. KNECHTEL SCRIMGEOUR'S FOOD MARKET BLYTH 523-4551 Values In Effect From Mon., Jan. 6, 1991 Until Closing Sat. Jan. 11,1992 Savings Are Based On Our Regular Retails We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities Tc Normal Family Requirements With This Coupon SAVE .50 Off The Purchase Of 1 - 680 g Tin PURITAN STEWS Special Price With This .50 Coupon SA VARIN MEAT PIES Frozen 200 g Pkg. Less Than 1/2 Price 99 Special Price Without Coupon 1.49 Valid Only At Knechtel Assoc. Slores. Expires Sat. Jan. 11,1992 NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE Assorted Varieties 150g/200g •< LIPTON CUP-A-SOUP COLONIAL COOKIES 2.29 Assorted Varieties & Sizes SAVE.80 WONDER SANDWICH BREAD Regular, Thin 675 g Loaf SAVE.50 With This Coupon SAVE .60 Off The Purchase Of 4 - 225 g Pkg. of KRAFT MACARONI & CHEESE DINNER Special Price With This .60 Coupon Valid Only”At Knechtel Assoc. Stores. Expires Sat. Jan. 11, 1992 Assorted Varieties 400 g Tin Tie Bag SAVE 1.10 ADMIRAL FLAKE LIGHT TUNA Or Chunk a 6.5 oz. Tin SAVE.60______________ SCHNEIDER’S SOFT MARGARINE 1 lb. Tub S/dT-tM Fresh Young Canadian Pork LOIN PORK CHOPS !b. kg BONELESS BUTTERFLY 1.99 SWIFT PREMIUM SENSIBLE or LAZY MAPLE SLICED BACON 1.79500 g SWIFT "Eversweet" CRY0VAC BONELESS DINNER HAM 439k9 1.99 lb. Nielsen 34003914 Special Price Without Coupon 4/1.99 . iTa.iz- r. i*_____O.______f-____11 1QOO 4/1.39 SWEET JUICY SeedlessSize 138 s NAVEL ORANGES I With This Coupon SAVE .50 Off The Purchase Of 1 -12 Roll Pkg. I COTTONELLE BATH TISSUE] Special Price With This .50 Coupon Special Price Without Coupon 3.49 Valid Only At Knechtel Assoc. Stores. Expires Sat. Jan. 11,1992 Retail Tax(es) Where Applicable On Price Without Coupon Fresh Young Canadian Pork RIB OR TENDERLOIN END PORK LOIN ROAST 3Mka 1.39 .....J Product of U.S.A. No. 1 Grade FRESH RED TOMATOES "Extra Large" 2.18 kg 99‘ib Product of U.S.A. FRESH TASTY BROCCOLI 1.39 ea. ........................................................J Product of U.S.A. No. 1 Grade FRESH CRISP HEAD LETTUCE 4 ea. Product of U.S.A. No. 1 Grade FRESH D’ANJOU PEARS 2.18 kg lb. lb. DELICATESSEN SWIFT 'Great Shaved On A Kaiser* CAPTAINS CABIN HAM 4.69bDell Sliced Or Shaved 1.03/100 g MAPLE LEAF "Lunchtime Favorites BAKED MEAT LOAVES Assorted Varieties Dell Sliced or Shaved .88/100 g 3.99lb