Times Advocate, 1993-08-04, Page 24Page 24
Tunes -Advocate, August 4,1993
;lust clowning ensoothiwLSaturday, at the ¥Friedsburg Days
was Tracy Mason on tllise tuft who painted -many faces, in-
cluding Erin Workman's -on rte night.
Lucan submits social
contract .:agreement
LUCAN - Last Tuesday sigttt; llage:oonmcilagrecd on a local plan or
agrecment:in compliance with:the Mcmoaandum of Understanding in con-
nection with the province's SocialContract.
Theplan calling for:cutbacks in salaries to=Village•einployees by $6,847
was sent to Toronto before.the August 1 deadline.
In submitting.theaagreement before the deadline, council is allowed dis-
cretion.and flexibility. in granting salary increases to employees in future
years.
.Of,the totalof$6,847 submitted, 51.337 applies to the Lucan Communi-
ty Centrd.The i9llgge portion of $5.910 is arrived at by a five percent cut
in salaries for councillors and in part-time office staff and casual labour in
the roads department.
In summing up, reeve Tom McLaughlin said, "The spirit of the legisla-
tion is to cut wages and ours is nearly all that."
Beachplace battlesback
Continued from front page.
The:next.impomtnt step. Jackson
said, is to complete construction
and register the condominium.
And that is :expected :to :occur in
.Co$ober.
'There .isnow .a 30.peroau-soduc-
,tion toff The 3129.000 ao 3349,000
units Ito aeip.Avin look IBM in the
condo complex.
Last month Peat Marwick and
Thome received court approval to
renegotiated with tenants given
them up to 30 days to buy in or
move out'of the complex.
Jackson said the prices reflect the
reality of the current market and al-
terations to the original design of
the complex.
Canada must be able to
compete on world market
REGINA - Growth in United
States' pork production is viewed as
a challenge for the Canadian pork
industry. The Canadian pork indus-
ytry will be competing with the ver-
tically integrated U.S. companies.
These are the views of an agri-
food sector profile completed for
the Agri -Food Competitiveness
Coun Th- AFCC). This profile was
an attempt to identify the factors
that could provide a sustainable
competitive advantage for the pork
industry, and was just one of the
many issues examined by the
AFCC last year. says Dave Sing, di -
Police seek
cause of
'Hensall
pickup truck
fire
HENSALL - The Exeter OPP ire
seeking information into a truck
fire in Hcnsall several weeks ago.
Police say a pickup truck parked
in en alley behind King Street An
Hensallll-scaught fire in the early
morning hours of Sunday July 11.
The flames destroyed the front
and cab sections of the vehicle.
Police are asking that ,anyone
whir m ght have information about
thoompae of this fire call Crime
Stwers-st14100-265-1777.
Bosanquet extending
deer hunt near Pinery
rector of the Marketing Develop-
ment Branch, Saskatchewan Agri-
culture and Food. '`-�-
"Canada is part of a global mar-
ket, and must examine and deal
with issues related to our ability to
compete in it," says Sim. "AFCC,
made up of representatives from in-
dustry, government and academia,
was established to do just that. It
rose out of the Agriculture Canada
Agriculture Review of 1989, and
was formed in the fall of 1991."
One of the first issues to be ex-
amined_ by the AFCC was the lack
of information on consumer trends,
says Sim. As a result of this con-
cern, a video on consumer trends
has been completed and, in Sas-
katchewan, is available through the
Marketing Development Branch,
Saskatchewan Agriculture and
Food.
Other concerns addressed by
AFCC include the charge that the
Competition Bureau, a
agency designed to prevail' allaalt
of competition, has put Canadian
industries at a competitive disad-
vantage. An examination of the bu-
-reau's regulations and history con-
cluded that it was not a comtpetitive
barrier for Canadian firms, says
Sim.
Cogently {earay,are a human
, venture capi-
a profile of en-
rreNy issues and
their impact on the industry. As
with all AFCC studies, these are di -
'noted by the council and the final
reports are forwarded to Apicul-
ture
gricul-
w e Canada.
GRAND BEND - Village coun-
cil has given its approval to extend-
ing the deer hunt in Bosanquet
Township to the former Grand
Bend landfill site.
A request from Bosanquet Town-
ship on the matter came to, council
last Monday evening, and raised a
query as to what government is re-
sponsible for the now -closed vil-
lage dump.
"This is a funny issue, do we still
own the landfill site?" asked admin-
istrator Paul Turnbull, who said
that according to the county assess-
ment office, it was still the vil-
lage's.
He said Bosanquet Township as-
signed deer hunters to certain areas
of the township last year in the first
attempt to trim the overpopulated
deer herd in the Pinery Provincial
Park. Although no hunting was al-
lowed in the park, surrounding are-
as were hunted in the hope to cut
the population.
Ministry officials later called the
hunt successful, but noted not as
many deer were killed as hoped.
Mayor Tom Lawson, however,
said he had checked and found the
county now owns the disused land-
fill site "according to Bill 35, al-
though they have not paid for it."
But Lawson said he understood
the request from Bosanquet was
probably more to solicit the vil-
lage's support for deer hunting on
their former property, rather tha:
outright permission.
Council eventually agreed to sup-
port the township's request.
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`U'he prices at Dinneys in ' Exeter
will be truly excellent Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Vogel, of
Canada one of the top chair manu-
facturers in Canada has author-
ized Dinneys to help them clear
out excess merchandise. Their
loss is your gain as the public will
have a chance to buy at rock bot-
tom factory prices.
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'V End of lines
Y Discontinued items
These are only a few examples
Reg. Sale
Swivel Chairs (two only) $254
Swivel Chair assorted colours $569
:,$mall Wing Chairs
Wing Chair (one only)
Large Wing Chairs
;,Leather Recliner
°Club Chair (one only)
S'inall Pfaid Wing Chair
$160
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$399.
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