The Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-03-30, Page 3.goad for :council is good for the Public
tiesCommission, PVC members seem to believe,
tC manager Al Lawson, in a letter to council,
(requested : that the commission's annual
remuneration be adjusted• upward by the same
'Ventage of increase recently granted council. At
i e March budget session, council granted itself a
.,five- per cent increase and the appropriate bylaw
passed Monday by a 5-4 margin with mayor Eileen
Paltrier casting the. deciding vote in favor.
Reeve Harry Worsell, Bill Clifford, Ed Giesbrecht
and deputy. -reeve Jim Britnell also voted in favor of
the five per .cent increase. Don Wheeler, Jim Searls,
John Doherty and Glen Carey voted against a raise in
With respect to the PUC request, Clifford asked
administrator Larry McCabe how much commission
members now earn annually. McCabe said that he
has difficulty obtaining such information but
suggested commission members earn in the area of
$1,200 annually.
Council endorsed a motion tabling the request until
the commission supplies figures in writing.
Board will
require fewer
teachers . in 1983
BY STEPHANIE LEVESQUE
The number of secondary school teachingpositions
in Huron County will decline for the 1983-84. school
year, but by how much depends on the Board of
Education's budget deliberations.
The Huron County Board of Education, at its March
meeting, approved 239 secondary school teaching
positions 'which includes 6.5 special education posi-
tions. The total for the coming school year represents
a decline from the present 243.1 teaching positions in
Huron secondary schools.
, The board learned the total for the' coming school
year may increase if the cost of two additional
teachers, one for student services and the other for
Central Huron Secondary School m Clinton, are ap-
proved during budget deliberations. Ifapproved, the
total teaching positions for secondary school's would
be241.
There will be a few teaching positions eliminated
this coming year, as 2.16 teaching positions were
made on a temporary basis last year to enable
students to finish programs in Spanish and Latin. Any
surplus teachers are expected to be taken care of
through attrition.
Jobs created. in
Huron bounty
The Ministry of Employment and Immigration
:v announced that 17 • new jobs, would be created in
/Huron County; under New Employment Expansion
Development program.
The announcement was made by Eugene Whelan,
Minister of Agriculture on behalf of Lloyd Axworthy,
Minister of Employment and Immigration. •
The projects, which will provide 17 jobs, are
designed to make permanent inprovements to the
villages of Bayfield and Hensall and Huronview home.
. for the aged. The village of Bayfield received $11,086
to create three jobs over 36 weeks for landscape and
environmental improvements.
The Township of Ashfield has been allocated $14,400
to create three jobs over 36`work weeks for sidewalk
construction, fence erection, cemetery im-
provements and environmental enhancement. The.
village of Hensall was granted $14,800 for three jobs
over 37 work weeks for landscape and arena. im-
provements.
The County of Huron received the largest grant,
$86,240 for improvements at Huronview home for the
aged. near Clinton. The .grant will create eight jobs
over 277 work weeks.
A`gsistant administrator Bill Alcock, said that five
people will be hired by the county to complete general
repair work at the facility including upgrading in-
sulation, fencing, painting and wallpapering.
A file clerk will be hired as well as a dietary and
nursing assistant. The projects are expected to:begin
April 11 and local people will be hired through the
Canada Manpower office. The NEED program's
main objective is to provide work for unemployment
insurance benefit exhaustees for a.minimum 12 -week
period.
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NOW'S THE TIME
for your
Spring and Summer
WEDDING
RENTALS
...we are taking
orders now for
up -coming Weddings.
See us for the New
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The sheriff questions these children in the musical play 'Pig Tales' performed by the Two
Plus Players with a little help from the audience at the Goderich library last Thursday.
About 40 children on their spring break turned out to enjoy the play which was sponsored by
the Huron County Library and funded by Outreach Ontario. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Boat firm is back in operation
EXETER - There was good
news for the area economy
on two fronts this week with
the announcements that
Hughes Columbia Inc. in
Huron Park and Custom
Trailers in Exeter would be
back in operation.
Ten employees have
already been recalled at the
Exeter mobile housing plant
and another 15 will be back
on the job in the immediate
future.
Production at the Huron
Park yacht firm is not ex-
pected to resume until late
summer or early fall and it is
anticipatedthat about 35
hourly rated employees are
to be rehired at that time, to
be followed by as many as 30
in months following as sales
dictate.
Custom Trailers em-
ployees have been idle since
mid-December and the
recall stems from
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Ca„l PEHICH $iGNA14 T i, W PN SPAY'. MA H D,1 P*G .'.T.
Council to
J
a coat m
The official town of Goderich coat of arms will
finally be displayed and used by the town following.
clarification at the .regular meeting of council
Monday.
At the request of the mayor, administrator Larry .
Mccabe researched and reported that the town can
legally Use the coat of arms as of 1980. That was on
the advice of John Young, legal -counsel to the
Country Playhouse
receives X12,000 grant
Heather Redick, General
Manager of Huron Country
Playhouse, has announced
that the Playhouse has been
awarded a $12,000 grant by
The Canada -Council.
This grant is intended to
encourage and support the
Canadian content of the 1983
Huron Country Playhouse -
PLAYHOUSE II season.
Three superb Canadian
musicals have been schedul-
ed for performance in
PLAYHOUSE II. Each of
these musicals promises its
own very special treats for
the audience.
John Gray's phenomenally
successful truckin' musical
18 Wheels will kick off the
season on July 1. A week
later, ' on July 8, James
Saar's new rock musical The
Return of the Curse of the
Mummy's Revenge will
make its debut. Finally, on
July 22, Stephen Witkin's
hilarious cabaret Eight to
the Bar will round off the
season's offerings.
All three of these musicals
will run alternate nights un-
til September 3.
To hire funding firm
WINGHAM - The Wingham
and District Hospital has
hired a firm of fund raising
consultants to do a feasibility.
study and plan a campaign
to raise money for a new
wing.
The committee hired the
Gorden L. Goldie Co. Ltd.,
fund raising specialists, of
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Drainage pays off
in soil aeration
Good drainage aerates the soil, providing.. several benefits.
Release of nitrogen from organic matter is accelerated and
soil warms up faster since heat is not required for surface
evaporation.
A test in Ohio once showed a 12 degree difference
between drained and undrained land on bne'April day.
Aqd when a warm rain fell, there was a 20slegree.,..
'tdifference between the tbmperoture of the rain and the tile
discharge!. Soil temperatures make a vast difference to
planting schedules.
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Norman Hayes, hospital
executive director, ex-
plained that the company
will not be running the actual
campaign, "They will come
in and do an initial survey
and set up thecampaign for
us."
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Thanks to a special agreement with Shell
Canada Limited, we are pleased to announ-
ce that our Regular and unleaded Gas Prices
will remain competitively priced et all
times. This means that regardless of the
price they drop to during a, 'Gas Price War'
our prices will drop as well to remain com-
ptititive.
Remember...WE DELIVER regardless of what
the price Is. No more truckinUlarge, heavy
and dangerous containers to vo money on
gas. At Shell...you're guaranteed delivery
and COMPETITIVE PRICES at all limos. P.S.
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Buy any YORK Heat Pump by April 30th and take your
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Oil users can pick up $800. extra with a Federal
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Heraldry Society of Canada.
McCabe told council that tide Goderleh Police
Commission already displays the coat of ar»na on its
letterhead. The administrator was hoping to dioultly
the coat of auris ors town brochures, lelttetrhea►ds,
vehicles and buildings,
Council endorsed a motion calling for the coat of
arms to be used by the town.
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on thise Food values
PRIDE OF CANADA READY" TO SERVE
10.12 LB. AVG.
Country Style Hams 2.09 LB.
GRADE A BEEF, ROUND, RUMP OR VINTAGE
SIRLOIN TIP Black Forest Ham 3:99 LB.
Roasts 2.59 LB. U.S. FANCY GRADE
U.S.A. NO. 1 Red Delicious Apples 41.79
Celery Stalks .59 us..lo.1
PRIDE OF CANADA BONELESS Green Onions 31.69
Dinner Hams 2.49 LB. WHITE SWAN
PRIDE OF CANADA Toilet Tissue 4 1.39
Breakfast Bacon 50o gr. 2.39 '
s
U.S.A. N0.1 E.D. SMITH
Fresh Yams .25 is. Garden Cocktail .99
ONTARIO NO. 1 r c MAXWELL HODS
fee
Rutabagas 13 SLB.- Ground Cof369 gr.
2.49
WHITE SWAN 2 PLY HOSTESS � I
Paper Towels. , : �. .99 .. ;Potato Chips.200gr, ... .99.1
GRADE A FROZEN TEND -R -FRESH
Turkeys 8.12 LBS. .99 LB.
WESTON'S
Soft n' Crusty Rolls 12's
750 ML. BOTTLE
Coke, Sprite, Tab or
Diet Coke 21.79 plus deposit
.79 -
We reserve the right
to limit quantities.
Prices in effect III
closing - Saturday,
April 2, '83 or while
quantities last.
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Complete Demonstrations at 1:OO,p.m.,.,3:00 p.m., 4:30 p.m.
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Gary Mair of Sunworthy Wallcoverings
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Tips and techniques for you
Tools and materials you'll need
Free 20 -page "How -To -Hang"
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Refreshments
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