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The Citizen, 1996-10-16, Page 7Happy winner Lori Cox, centre, of RR2, Lucknow was thrilled to be the winner of the Huron East District Women's Institutue draw for a quilt and two pillows. Elaine Poirier, right, capture second, taking home two quilted pillows. Past-president of Molesworth WI, Isobel Hislop, presented the winners with their prizes, Oct. 13. Apr SCRIMGEOUR'S FOOD MARKET 10116. Blyth 523-4551 Thursday, October 17th ONLY! Knechtel Pieces & Stems Mushrooms Knechtel Potato Chips Assorted Varieties 180 g Bag Schneider's Breaded Chicken Nuggets or Burgers McIntosh Apples Product of Ontario Canada Fancy THIS WEEK'S SUPER SPECIALS Hot House Tomatoes Product of Ontario Canada #1 2.18 kg Blade Roast Cut From Canada A/AA/AAA Grades Beef Chuck 3.95 kg Swift Premium Wieners 450 g Pkg. Campbell's Soup Tomato, Chicken Noodle, Vegetable 284 ml Tin Sunlight Laundry Detergent Assorted Varieties 24 x 355 ml Tins Unit Price 72/100 ml 750 ml + Deposit Unit Price 921100 ml PRICES IN EFFECT TUES., OCT. 15 - SUN., OCT. 20 Pepsi, 7Up or Mountain Dew Assorted Varieties THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1996 PAGE 7. hires B. Jacklin for part-time job moneyy this way, we'll have to put portion will be $119.27. the tags up next year." *** Council Continued from page 2 of one year, council voted to hire Bonnie Jacklin to share the duties. She was selected from 25 appli- cants. There will be a probationary peri- od of two months. In October of 1997, Pipe will be invited to return full-time or the job will become a permanent part-time position. *** Councillor Seili reported on a meeting in Clinton regarding the hiring of a fire-co-ordinator for the county. The past co-ordinator had been on call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. A proposal was made at the meeting that the position become a two:year term, with an alternate co- Continued from page 1 the multi-billion dollar agricultural industry, which Queen's Park has tended to forget since Jack (Riddell) left". She also said she'd return local control to decisions about hospital closures. Grey Kells, an Ottawa businessman, who has never before run for political office, claims to bring a fresh, business-like approach to the job. "I'm fed up with seeing students coming out of school to unemployment, fed up with seniors who have to worry in their old age and I'm fed up with politicians who come with a set of objectives with no idea how to get there." Dalton McGuinty, 41, an MPP from Ottawa, wasted little time informing the crowd he has the support of popular former Huron MPP and former leadership candidate Murray Elston. ordinator to move up when the term was over. They would be chosen by the county fire chiefs. The co-ordinator would receive a yearly pay of $5,000, while the alternate would receive $1,000. The money comes from the municipali- ties which will now be billed based on current assessment values. Brus- sels share is $104.77, Seili said, which is actually less than it had been. Council accepted the proposal. *** The village was hit again with the cost of boarding, then destroy- ing a stray dog. "When people don't claim these dogs, the municipality gets stuck with paying," said White. Wilson added, "If we keep losing "We do not have to sell our Liberal soul to win the next election. Contrary to what you've heard, the people of Ontario are moderate and want to do what's best," he said. "We should be agents of change, not defenders of the status quo. We don't pander to fear, but appeal to hope." The candidates were then asked seven different questions from the audience which ranged from what they would do about the debt to what they would do about municipal restructuring. In general the candidates agreed, stating they would take a more moderate trail than what the Conservatives have and restore more local decision-making power. Huron Liberals will vote directly for the candidates later this month. The Liberal Leadership convention will be held at the end of November. *5* Four Brussels properties at the north end will be assessed for work on the Inglis Drain. The village Stretton reported that in addition to the lobby, bar and food area at the arena being non-smoking areas, the rec board passed a motion to make the downstair lobby non- smoking as well. *5* , Seili said the fire department has four new applicants for two posi- tions. Convention next month wescast industries inc. Cordially invites you to attend our Open 9-fouse at Wingham, Ontario on Saturday, October 19, 1996 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Plant Tours - Product Information Displays Food and Refreshments Served Last tour begins at 3 p.m. "Children under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult to tour the plant."