The Huron Expositor, 1979-12-06, Page 5111111
A Pr* .Copy of the new
itwe Year agreement with the
Seaforth Fire Atea
Committee was agreed upon)
and the Reeve and clerk
directed to sign it at the
regular Meeting. of Hibbert
'Council on Monday. Council
hoped that this would end
some *months of meetings
and negotiations to arrive at
a satleactorY conclusion,.
Conservation Officer Blake
Evans, of the Ministry of
Natural Resources discussed
With Council new
programmes which included
the cleaning up of streams
:BRAVE GIRLS—These twii were targets for the wet sponge throw event
at the SPS fun day at noon on Friday. They are Carmen Whitehead, 15,
:left and Elizabeth Stewart, 13. . (Photo by Oke)
,IN YOUR FUTURE 1 SEE —AI lyson Scott, left, was the fortune teiler and
. read thepalm of Tracy Siemon, RR4 Walton, at the SPS fun day on
Friday. . - - (Photo by Oke)
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.on all models -new and used
Come to Brussels Motors
See Obr Selection
.'79 Pontiac Parisienne
Pontiac Parisienne with air
'79 Olds Cutlass 4 dr. full power
'79 chev. impala 4 drfull power
IChevelle
'78 Chevelle '79
• '70 Ford LTD II 4 dr.
'78 Pontiac LeMans
'77 Olds 4 door sedan
2-'77 Chev. impala Sedan
'77 Chev. 2 door
'77 Dodge Monaco 4 drwith air
'77 Chevelle Malibu Classic'
'76 LeMans 2 door
'76 Chev. 4 dr. hardtop .
.'76 Oldsmobile 98 full power with air
'76 Chevelle Malibu 4 dr.
'75 Chev. Impala , 2 door
'75 Pontiac LeMans 4 dr.
'74 Cataline
'73 Chev. 4 dr. hard top
and stock with trout, the new
Trespass Legislation. the
MinistrY'S
concerning snowmobiles, re.
creational winter areas, re.
forestation and Deer
Seasons. .„
Ratepayers were present
M present to Council their
request that Council support
an application for severance;
others expressed concern on
a particular Catch Basin on
the "Miller" Drain. Council
agreed to support the
severance if conditions of
sale were, incorporated.in the
request, and that shonld the
Catchbasin not function
properly after the run off on
the Miller Drain, changes
wneld be made.
. Henry Harbttrn, the
Cpu neirs TePresentaive
The Altaable Rayfield
Conservaton AutboritY made
his yearly ePort, mentioning
amongst othert things, tho,
stream lining of committees
to effect financial savings,
and the operation of the tree
Planter,
A request Was received
from a ratepayer for the
abandonment of a Municipal
Drain, with permission to fill
ublin Leos ha
swim parfy
Correspondent
MR. DON MacRAE
345-284Z
Dublin and District Leo
Club, organized a Swim Party,
at Vanastra Sport Centre in
Clinton on Sunday last .12
Leo's and friends attend
under Director Lien James
Paratchek,„
Winners in the regular
monthly draw at Father
Stephen Eckert Knights of
Columbus Hall were Brian
Lane St. Columban sold by
Br. Vincent Lane;
Consolation went to Brother
Wilfred. Hogan of Mount
Carmel. Get your tickets
early for the Share the
Wealth. Ladies night will be
held Dec. 20 when the
Regular 4th Degree Draw
will also be held that evening
Tcket chairman are asked to
make their returns early,
Santa Claus is alsosclgduled
to be dropping in.
The winners in the Dublin
and District Lions Club T.V.
Bingo last week were as
follows Mary Beth Nevin,
Mitchell, Ida Meugge,
Mitchell; Ferg Campbell,
Mitchell, Mrs Bert Baillie,
Mitchell, Robbie Glew,
Seaforth, Olive Bart,
Mitchell; Mrs. Edwin Rose,.
l'
Mitchel.'
Visitors with Don MacRae
were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Hallman, London, Dr.
Charles Moo, Seaforth, Mr.
Joe Murray, 'Stratford, D.
Th
R;ON EX.Posrron,. DECEMBER fkl .4,0*
in the open ditch. Council
referred the applicant to that
section of the Drainage Act
controlling this. and
requested that he present
petition and other pertinent
facts. when Council would
aga in study the replest.
Approval was given forthe
Read Suprintendent to
employ Mr. ROSS ..$.14410 as
part time snow plow
operator, .cornmencing 1Sth
December 1979 to March 1st,
Robinson, Goderich.
Mr.. and Ms. James
Oulette and family of Essex
visited •with Mr, and Mrs.
Hugh Benninger, Matilda
St, Dublin. I
Winners in last weeks
Dublin and Mitchell and
District Lions Club Home
Bingo on Channel 12 were as
follows+Mrs. Florence Boyd,
Mitchell, Edwin Baillie,
Seaforth, Mrs. Li Brown,
Seaforth, Tom White,
Mitchell, Mrs. Dan,
O'Rourke, Seaforth and Ferg
Campbell, Mitchell.
The Bingo is Ineld.every
Friday night in the Gym at
• St. Patrick's Community
School.
Staffa family flies fp
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1 Nova Scotia for graduation
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1 Correspondent
MRS. JOHN
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TEMPLEMAN
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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cam-
eron and ' Bill and Miss
Denise Moore, Mitchell flew
to Nova Scotia to attend the
IBasic Training graduation
exercises of Richard. Camer-
on at Cornwallis on Dec. 6th.
Richard will be stationed at
ICamp Borden for the next
nntnber of weeks.
Mrs. • Bev Templeman, a
grade four teacher at Mitch
ISeparate board okays
ell Public School and Miss
Darlene • Templeman, a
• Twelve members . an-
swered the roll call, "The
most exciting educational
event in my life," with many
interesting and varied an
swers from practicing teach-
tg'Thainasnktg, traywrvoeulitielitegc;rdesnrware
re
read, a donation was made to
the Children's Aid Christmas
basket fund and members
were reminded to bring a gift
for Riverside Nursing Home
and their secret pal to the
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Christmas meeting.
M
gave a report on the recent
short course on Indoor Gar-
denitnsCharles Douglas
g..
Mrs. Ross McPhail gave
several news items on the
Year of the Child. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Hamilton and
Mrs. Miller*
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
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DECEM11ER SPECIAL..
.forto*rio;tico of Oft
198% Approval •was, also
Oven for the purchase of
new tractor and loader of 60
diesel!, from Logan Ford
in the sum of $1 8021.59A
Payment to. be 75% on
,4elivvry, and the balance of
25% on the first working day
Of January 1980. A1 subject
M.T.C. approval.
Road voucher, were
approved in the tsum-S23 ,.290.00, which :includes
tractor payment, and for
general steCOUnt of $3,
22 which included peyMeeta
on the "Linton, McGrath,
Cook anti Tyndall Dre#4, 80
Works."
Council *greed to meet at
1;30 p.m. ThuradaY,
December 13 at The
Township Hall* Staffa, to
complete balance of meeting
and deal with any new
business arising.
The meeting adjourned at
1 a.m.
4, milking machine supplies
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14.1 67 & 8 ft.
Single &
Double
Parsons holidayed last week v;,`'''
in Las -Vegas.
Auger
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remedial teacher at Exeter t ,
NUMEROUS 1973 Public School, were guest ' • '
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CH EVS AND PONTIACS ' , speakers, at the Educational •' -;.±)..
pay increases
TRUCKS
'77 1/2 ton van
'75 Chev..
'15 Chev. Hicube Van
'TS 1/2 ton van
Number of '71 Chev and Ford Vans
BRUSSELS MOTORS INC
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Brussels, Ontario
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, meeting • of the Staffa
Women's Institute, con -
Ivened by. Mrs. Lloyd Miller
and Mrs, Prank Hamilton
and held at the home of Mrs.
IHamilton Nov. 29. .
• Their topic was exceptional children and their theme -
Why Should I Care? They
III opened with a tape of the.
Exeter Public School Choir
singing Reach Out. Each
Idiscussed their method of
working with. these children
.and a discussion -period
.
fbllowed
The girls were thanked by
, Mrs. Lloyd Miller who pre
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CHRISTMAS
SUPER SPECIAL
We Bought
Them. All
BY WILIIIA OKE
The Huron -Perth County
Roman Catholic separate
school board has approved
increases for two of its
administrative staff and of-
fice secretaries in its 19
elementary schools.
At a special meeting trus-
tees granted John 'McCauley,
Superintendent of Education
a 55,000 increase for 1980
theincrease will push ' his
yearly salary to 538,000 in
two stages.; plus fringe bene-
fits. His salary will increase
by 53,000 on January 1 and
52,000 on September 1. This
was a recorded vote* with
seven votes for the increase
• , Made To Sell At $799”
OUR PRICE $44995
Gold Only Trade
• Smoothtop cooking surface • Oven selector switch
• Easy dean Oven • Variable broil and bake control
• Glass covered control panel • Golden Touch baking
• Deluxe timing center • No Turn broiler
• Digital clock *Optional rotisserie
'Subject to stock on hand • Timed appliance Outlet • Black glass pone!
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OPEN MONDAYS IN DECEMBER
E STOCK PARTS FOR MOST APPLIANCES
DRYSD
MAJOR
APIMANCE
CENTRE LTC
"The place to buy appliances". 262-272a
CHRISTMAS DRAW
Draw for ope 15 Ib. Grade A turkey every
week until Christmas. One ticket for every
$100.00 purchase, tickets remain for every
draw. You may be lucky. "Merry Christmas"
THIS WEEK'S WINNERDonold Dinney Crediton
and five opposed.
The board also increased
the 'salary of Edward Row- ••:
land, •co-ordinator of plant • P; Trade-in Accepted
and assessment, by $1,55"7 to Ld'
S19,538 a year, including•.-it-sf...„,._.
The school secretaries' sal- '';g .
sties set •in •October, 1979, %'
uary 1., * LUKE S
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fringe benefits, effective Jan- -.6e,:hqt•
increases to be effective .. MACIIINE SlIOP
v•ireamended to give slight
January 1 • to. August 31,
1980. .
107Main St. S.
Those with 0 year's exper- .
ience will receive 54.55 per 1-1, Seaforth, Ont.
hour; with one year's exper-
fence, S4.70 per hour; and for
two years' or more, 54.85 per
hour,
ALSO'
Custom Built,
Front mounted
SNOWBLOWER
any size
sit
519-527-1080 Bus.
519-482-3322 Res.
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144)‘igt13e GIFT CERTIFICATES
I.40‘ Call by DECEMBER 17th for Pre -Christmas installation
INSTALLATION $20.00 Reg. $30,00
EXTRA OUTLETS $25.00..
[Per Year]
Reg. $36.00
NO INSTALLATION CHARGE ON EXTRA
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GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
THIS CHRISTMAS
The glft that keeps on giving.
OralkINANIMINaleftloomift
OUTLETS
GIFT
CERTIFICATES
AVAILABLE
UNTIL
DEC. 21, 1979
'iGOOD UNTIL
JAN. 31,/80
•Recipients must provide appropriate ihfOrMation
for monthly/yearly charges.
fpr further InforManOn
CALL TODAY 345-2341