Clinton News-Record, 1977-04-07, Page 11ti
MvKI]lop taxes may jump this year
By Wilma Oke
McKillop Township
ratepayers face an increase
of $27,819 in levies this year
that they must pay to Huron
County - board of education
and Huron -Perth County
Roman Catholic separate
school board, and the County
of Huron.
The Huron board of
a education has asked for
$74,698 for the elementary
schools, compared to $60,104
last year, and for secondary
schools $89,198 compared to
$81,892 last year, for a total
increase of $21,900.
The Separate school board
has asked for $31,505, which is
$4,286 above last year's levy
of $27,219.
An increase of $1,633 must
be paid to the county which
asked for $76,118 this year
compared to last year's
request of $74,485.
A special meeting has been
set for April 12 to 9nalize the
budget.
In other business at the
council session in Winthrop
Monday afternoon road
superintendent William
• Campbell said the total cost
for snow removal this winter
amounted to about $75,000. He
said last winter's costs were
$33,000. Mr. Campbell has
applied for a provincial grant
to help with these heavy
expenditures this year.
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Mr. Campbell said road
washouts were a problem this
spring in several locations,
but especially on the sixth
concession with the worst one
at sideroad 20.
Passed for payment were
road accounts amounting to
$8,463.06 and general ac-
counts of $1,500.71.
To put calcium on the roads
this year, full on the con-
cessions and spotted on the
sideroads, it will cost about
$20,000 with the cost $89 per
flake ton equivalent com-
pared to $84.25 in 1976,.
James Keys, a represen-
tative for McKillop or the
Huron Farm Safety
Association, attended the
meeting to give a report on
the work of the association
and to say that with so many
farm accidents it was im-
portant to draw attention to
hazards'. on the farm. Mr.
Keys said there would be an
Drain on May 2 at 2 p.m. The
$6,959 drain affects one
ratepayer. •
Court of Revisions on the
North Drain (Logan Town -
.ship drain) swill be held in'
Logan, on May 2 at 9:15 -•p.m.
Reeve Allan Campbell wasj'
named a ••member from
McKillop on the court if
appeals are received. Six
McKillop Township
ratepayers are affected to a
cost of $675.
Building permit ap-
plications were approvbd for :
Merle Smith, RR 5, •Seaforth,
barn; William T. Murray, RR
5, Seaforth, implement shed;
William F. Pepper, RR 1,
Seaforth, tool shed; Don
LDolmage, RR 1, Lon-
desboro, house and garage;
Heritage...
(continued from page 10)
increase in advertising safety Theatre in Vancouver. The
measures that should be foremost said Kelly is Van -
taken to prevent accidents. couver's Gastown Area with
Mr. Keys reported an open its cobbled streets and gas
dinner meeting of the lighting; the Main Streets of
association would be, held at Ridgetown and also Kin -
The White Carnation, cardine.
Holmesville, on April 15 and Mr. Kelly showed beautiful
invited members to buy slides of Dawson City founded
tickets for it. ' in 1889 and, by 1896 boasted a
Requests for tile drain population of 30,000 souls. It is
loans amounted to $26,100 this ironic, said Mr. Kelly, that in
month. Court of Revision was 1953 the Government gave an
set for McDonald Municipal emphatic "No" when asked
to aid in the restoration of
Dawson City but in 1974 it was
a resounding "Yes".
Mr. Kelly did the narration
of the slides and made
comparisons of yesterday
and today. His slides and
several cousins. . commentary were excellent.
Funeral service was held Mr. Hill informed the group
on Monday at the Beattie that $300 had been received
Funeral Home with Rev. J. by the Huron Branch from the
Oestreicher officiating. John Galt Branch of Heritage
Interment was in Clinton Canada and $300 has been
Cemetery. received ' from the
Pallbearers were William Architectural Conservancy of
Brock, Reg Smith, James Ontario to finance a
Wilson, Stewart Higgins, photography exhibition.
Ralph Toll and Earl Newell. Kelvin Jervis of Clinton,
who has,, been!°oommissioned
to do the photography,
showed some of the
photographic pieces at the
meeting. His display will
consist of photographs of
older buildings in the County.
Mr. Hill, in introducing Mr.
Kelly said, "we know what's
here and Mr. Kelly would
focus on what's happening
across Canada", which he
did. most interestingly.
Following a- cup of coffee and
dainties were enjoyed.
Local obituary
Mrs. Ferrol
Pennabaker
•Mrs. Frank B. (Rhea
Ferrol) Pennebaker died
April 1 at the Clinton Public
- Hospital. She was the
R daughter of William and
Grace Higgins, Exeter,
where she was born.
She married FrankB.
• Pennebaker in Clinton in 1946.
Her husband,predeceased her
in 1964. He was a well-known
pharmacist in Clinton.
Mrs. Pennabaker spent
mast of her life in Clinton and
was a member of Wesley
Willis United Church where
she sang in the senior choir.
She was also a member of the
, Order of the Eastern Star,
Clinton Chapter' 266, which
_held a Memorial_ _service
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Pennebaker is the last
of her family as she had no
children and no brothers and
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sisters. She is survived by
Safe driving is a family.affair
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EXETER
519-235-1115
TRACTOR
BLYTH
519-523-4244
Robert Hulley, RR I,
Seaforth, renovations to
house; Gordon Hulley, RR 4,
Walton, repairs to barn._
Clerk Marion McClure
repdited l'pr v ficial grant of
$3,551.06 was received for
Walton area athletic field for
renovations to ball such
as floodlights.
park
Welch wins 8300 draw
Richard Welch of Clinton is
$300 richer as the result of the
latest Clinton Junior "Cu'300'
club draw last week.
Welch was the fourth of 14
▪ monthly winners in the draw
that will give away a total of
$3,000 in prizes until next
December.
Other winners so far this
year have been Bill Strong,
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, APRIL 7,1
Pat Saundercock„ and Bev
Chowen, all of Clinton. Each
took home $100•
Smile
We are fast approaching
the point where nothing we
have to say is worth the cost
of mailing ft.
POWER WASH
Hot or. Cold Water Cie -aping of
• Constru"ction Equipment • Hog Barns
• Poultry Barns • Farm Machinery • Trucks
DON McKINLEY, WINGHAM
357-2448 After 6 p.m.
NOW! AT THE VERY START OF THE SEASON, DISCOUNT DAVE OFFERS
SOME OUTSTANDING BUYS ON SALE FOR ONE WEEK ONLY!
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"Many More To Choose From"
For A Fence You'll Be Proud Of, Choose
REDWOOD
AND COMPARE THE PRICES NOW AVAILABLE
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY AT DISCOUNT DAVE'S:
LENGTHS
5'
6' 8'
10'
12'
14'
16'
1"x6"
1.26
1.52
1.99
1-',
2.99
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3.99
2"x4"
2.56
3.21
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4.49
5.13
2"x6"
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6.23
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HF 7 -THE "HIGH BASk:ET"
"Many More To Choose From"
For A Fence You'll Be Proud Of, Choose
REDWOOD
AND COMPARE THE PRICES NOW AVAILABLE
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY AT DISCOUNT DAVE'S:
LENGTHS
5'
6' 8'
10'
12'
14'
16'
1"x6"
1.26
1.52
1.99
2.53
2.99
3.54
3.99
2"x4"
2.56
3.21
3.85
4.49
5.13
2"x6"
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4.15
5.19
6.23
7.26
8.30
2"x8"
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5.61
6.99
8.41
9.82
11.22
2"x10"
M-�
6.99
8.76
10.52
12.28
13.99
4"x4"
5.61
6.99
_ 8.41
9.82
11.22
Not All Sizes Avallabla At Ali Branch.
ORDERING A SMART NEW
FENCE FROM DISCOUNT
DAVE'S IS EASY ...
Just measure your yard -find the,
number of lineal feet around the
perimeter and we'll estimate
the cost!
STANDARD 12'x20'
SINGLE CAR GARAGE
It's exactly as shown except it doesn't have a side
door or side windows. Everything else is included in-
cluding 210 -Ib.. asphalt shingles,' overhead steel
garage door & Aspenite Sheathing. Our usual cash &
carry price is 796.29
SINGLE CAR 12'x20'
Deluxe GARAGE
Here's a garage you'll be proud to own! It includes all
the materials you'll find in an ordinary garage PLUS
LUXACLAD SIDING & ACCESSORIES, with a finish
that's guaranteed for 20 years! You also get 210 -Ib.
asphalt self-sealing shingles, weather-tite sheathing, a
. #130 cedar side door with frame, sill and lockset ...
plus a cottage slider window and a 9'x7' overhead
steel garage ddor ocmplete with hardware.
Our usual cash & carry price for this deluxe package
is 1581.99 but you pay only
DELUXE 24'x24'
2 -CAR GARAGE
It's a realy beauty! With easy -to -erect prefabricated
trusses. Luxaclad siding & accessories Includes
side door and Two cottage slider windows as
well as a 16'x7' overhead steel garage door. Our
usual cash & carry price for this deluxe 2 -car package
" is 2687.24 but you pay only -
WE SUPPLY
a -II the materials you need for a
single or 2 -car garage, even
the nails ... and right now you
can save 50.00 at Discount
Dave's -
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P.-RENEW
ANDS
REDWOOD
DECK
Price includes plans and complete materials for
a 10'x12'. redwood deck complete with steps
and railing, not just the deck alone. And 2>
are supplied for the deck itself for added
strength.
INCLUDING STEPS
AND RAILING
263724
BERRY STEEL
GARAGE DOOR
9'x7' one piece door complete
with hardware. Specially
priced at Discount Dave's. For
one week only -
GALVANIZED
EAVESTARTER
Prevents rainwater from get-
ting behind the eavestrough.
Comes in 10' lengths. Now
16.52 per hundred lineal feet.
All Prices
Are Cash
& Carry
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AMHERSTBURG
EXETER
GODERICH
GRAND BEND
HARROW
KINCARDINE
KINGSVILLE
KITCHENER
736-2151
235-1422
524-8321
238-2374
738-2221
398-3403
733-2341
744-6371
589 Fairway Road South
OWEN SOUND 376-3181
RIDGETOWN 674,5465
SOUTHAMPTON 797-3245
THEDFORD 296-4991
WEST LORNE 768-1520
WINDSOR EAST 727-6001
Tecumseh Bypass, Hwy. 2
WINDSOR WEST 734-1221
500 Front Road in LaSalle
KITCHENER Out of town Call Fref' M Charge 1 800 265 8990 or 8991
Not all sizes available at all Branches
MONDAY TH' U FRIDAY
8 A.M. - 5:30 P.M.
Saturday Till 4 P.M.
`KINCARDINE
*KITCHENER
*WINDSOR. EASY
*WINDSOR WEST
FRIDAY 9
NIGHT TILL
SATURDAY TILL 5:30
During the winter months.
Grand Bend, Exeter, Thed-
lord and West Lorne close
Saturdays at 12 noon. _
Discount,
Dave.s
HOME CENTRES
LOTS
OF FREE
PARKING
Discount
Dave s
Discount
Dave s
KINCARDINE
Hwy. 21' North opp. Sutton Park Inn
396.3403. Daily 8 a.m • 5`30 p.m.
including Sat., Friday NII 9 p.m'
.97
KITCHENER 'OWEN SOUND
589 Fairway Rd. South near the Mall. On Hwy. 21 at Springmount Corner.
Phone 744-6371. Daily 8 a.m.-5.30 p.m. Phone 378.3181. Open 8 a.m. - 5:30
including Saturday, Friday till 9 p.m. pan. daily; Saturday till p.m.
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HWY. 18
.10 RACETRACK
OLD HWY. 2
WINDSOR WEST
500 Front Road in LaSalle. Phone
734-1221. Daily 8 a.m. - 5:30 Incl.
Saturday. Priday till 9 p.m.
WINDSOR EA_ T
Tecumseh Bypass on highway 2.
Phone 727.6001. Daily 8 a.m. • 5:30
incl. Saturday. Friday till 9 p.rn.
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