Times-Advocate, 1985-04-17, Page 31Tuckersmith Sesquicentennial
Fashion Show
featuring
Fashions of the past, present, future
and Wedding Gowns
Wednesday, April 24
Clinton Town Hall Auditorium
1:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: Adults 55.00; Seniors
$4.00; Students $3.00
Proceeds to the Tuckersmith Sesquicentennial
Fund and Childrens Cancer Fund - London
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DOZENS OF DAFFODILS - Packing the 1,200 bunches of daffodils
to be sold by Beta Sigma Phi Sorority members on Daffodil Day in
Exeter are Shirley Walkom (left), Rosemary Schaefer, Linda Johns
and Eileen Ross. All proceeds go to the Cancer Society.
SS board reduce
development days
Times -Advocate, April 17. 1985
WOMEN TODAY
with the mappers of the Woolen
Teachers Assoc.. will eporwor.
CANDIDATES MEETING
en Pvovtntdel (moos of concern to
women.
THURSDAY, APRIL 25 AT 8 PM
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CLINTON ARENA AUDITORIUM
-Everyone W.Iconte-
QUEEN'S
SEAFORTH
Thursday. Fliday & Saturday
GROTTYBEATS
25th Wedding
Anniversary
for
Lloyd & June
Cooper
Sat., April 27
Everyone Welcome
Friendship and Best
Wishes only.
For information
262-6108
The 1luron-Perth Roman Catholic whieh had earmarked June 26 and 27
•separate school board has cut back by as professional development days and
one professional development days no school for either students or
for the 1985-86 school year. teachers on .lune :30.
At its April 8 meeting, the school St. Marys area trustee Ernie
board approved extending school to Vanderschott said he has been told
June 27- 1986 and the teaching stall their is difficulty in getting the cur -
will come back on Monday. June 30 riculum taught in the number, of days
for a professional development day. allotted. There is a minimum of 185
Originally. the board had been ask- instruction clays allowed by the
ed to approve a school year calendar ministry of education and a max-
imum of nine professional develop-
ment days allowed.
'•I can't vote for this. 11'e have the
minimum instruction days yet the
maximum PI) days said
Vanderschot 1.
[lesson trustee Arthur !laid said he
didn't think there are too many PI)
days. However. he did say that while
the ministry sets down the maximum '
number of PI) days may be held. it is
up to the individual school boards to
set the actual number. The Huron -
Pert l> separate school board has had
nine PI) days for a number of years.
• Superintendent of education John
McCauley said the two P1) clays al the
end 01 the school year have tradi-
tionally been devoted to long range
planning anti ordering materials for
the next school year.
The remaining seven Pi) days will
he held on September 3, which means
school doesn't start until the Wednes-
day after Labor Day. September 20.
November 15. December 13. April 11.
May 9 and .lune 9
The
Christ will run
Irons December 23 to January :3 in-
clusive and the ntitl-winter break runs
from starch 10 to 14 inclusive.
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sandeRs Now Open
Steak & Seafood
Sampler
4=1,71%.
ti t
Combination
Grid system
debate again
The tow n s salary grid system
came under debate at council's ses-
sion, :Monday., giving Reeve Bill
111ickte another opportunity to ex press
his opposition to !he system.
He claimed lhal under the system.
there doesn't appear Mix, arty levell-
ing
evell-
ing oft of salaries art.' they. .just keep
going up.
1licklc argued that civic employees
have a high degree of ,job security in
their positions and he contended that
should be worth something.
Ile termed as a "reed herring -
Councillor Gaylan Josephson's sug-
geston toot the only alfer•natve was
a .job rate for each employee.
The latter also argued that the grid
system allows for equal pay Lor equal
\\ r�k
IIowever. the equality was
challenged by \tickle. who noted
equality could be attained by giving
each employee lira same dollar in-
crease as oplxlsed to gir Ing each the
same percentage increase.
It was finally decided to refer the
matter 10 the executive count -01m for
their recommendation to Ire• received
at the next meeting.
Noting that bothliickie and
Deputy -Reeve Lossy Fuller had ex-
pressed op10)511ion to the grid sy.tenl.
Josephson lamented that the ex-
ecutive committee was "slacked
Happy
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T -Ball must be 5 years at
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Peewee, Bantam and
Tyke $20.00
Midget $25.00
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Exeter & District
Men's Rec League
Fastball League
Meeting
Thurs., Apr. 18
Exeter Public School
7:30 p.m.
Hay Township
Recreation Committee
Mystery
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Every other Thursday
Next Bingo
Thurs., Apr. 18
Zurich Community
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AUCTION CALENDAR
FRIDAY, APRIL 19: J.D. 7700
combine. Versatile 4 -wheel
drive tractor. 3 J.D. tractors and
full line of cash crop farm equip-
ment. Lot 5. Concession 9
Tuckersmith Township 5' r
miles south of Seoforth and 1'4
miles cosi for Rieny Von Loon.
SAT. APRIL 20 at 10 a.m.
Household effects. 2 tractors,
truck. 5th wheel livestock
trailer. machinery etc. lobe held
1 ' i miles north '4 mile west of
Blyth for Robert Marshall.
TUES., APRIL 23 at 6 p.m.
Modern opplionces, furniture
tools. garden tiller lawn mower
to be held at the Goderich
Arena for Mrs. Florence Reed of
Goderich
WED., APRiL 24 at 6 p.m.Good"
• offering of antique furniture
glassware etc. to be held at
Richard Lobb"s Auction Barn.
Clinton. Ont. for the estate of
May Glenn.
SAT., APRIL 27 at 10 a.m. Fur
niture and appliances to be held
at Mitchell Arena for Mrs.
Howard Stacey of Mitchell.
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* Prospect Calf Stocker and Feeder Sale
* Denfield Livestock Sales Ltd. *
* 1400 head, Thurs., ApriI.25 at 7:30 p.m. *
* Consisting of 125 Limousin heifers, 600 - 800 lbs., 475 Heref- *
*ord and Char cross heifers, 600 - 800 lbs., 300 Limousin steers
* 600 - 800 lbs., 500 Hereford and Char -cross steers 700 - 800 lbs.
For information phone 666-1140.
* Auctioneers Hugh Filson and Larry Gardiner *
* - (Next stocker sole, Thursday May 9) *
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"Early Bird" Rates until May 31st
Single $25.00
Couple $35.00
Family $40.00
Student $20.00
Junior $10.00
Senior $15.00
Out of Town $15.00
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FARM RENTED
CLEARNING AUCTION SALE
Of tractor, combine, full line of farm equipment,
some antiques, and misc. items.
For Bev and Muriel Parsons to be held on
premises, lot 13, con. 4, Usborne Township, 21/2
miles east of Exeter on Hwy. 83 antr 1'/z miles
south or 21/2 miles east of No. 4 hwy. on Huron
County Road No. 6 & 1 2 mile north, or 6 miles
west of Kirkton on Huron County Road No. 6 and
'/2 mile north.
Today - April 17, 1:00 p.m. sharp
FARM EQUIPMENT M.F.1105six cylinder diesel multipower trac-
tor only 2300 hours. 18 4 x 38 tires with snap -on dunk. cob and
air conditioning (like new) MI self propelled 410 gas com-
bine quick attach with coh over sired tures, bin extentuon
strow chopper, No. 43 narrow 4 row corn head. 13' groin heod.
10' pick up header (os new) No 564 row corn planter with in
secticide boxes, M.F. 259 serol spring tooth 14 cultivator with
buster bar harrow. M F. No 880 4 fur 16 plow semi mounted
hydraulic reset. Turnco 10 cultipocker with 2 three ft. pups. M.F.
3 pt. h. 6 rotary hoe. M.F. No. 27 groin drill 15 disc. White 300
got. stainless steel sprayer 21 boom, M.F. 3 pt. h. 6' mower,
M.F. PTO 120 bushel manure spreader 165 bushel gravity
wagon with McCurdy fertiliser auger. 225 bushel Turnco gravi-
ty bin. on 3 yr. old heavy duty wagon. 130 bushel Turnco gravi-
ty bin on heavy duty wagon wagon with flat rock. 51' Allied
6' groin auger PTO. 3 drum roller 10' chain harrow. 2 sets 3
section Diomond harrows steel hors 3 furrows trailer plow.
Herd PTO gross Seeder M F 165 tractor fender horn Eons and
hoods, 17 steel pig pens gates Gehl forage harvester. piles
and piles of scrap metal several other Implements and (terns
you con find at clearonce farm ouction.
Further information contact prop. 235-2027
Terms cash day of sale
Norman Whiting Auctioneer Phone 235-1964/235-1931