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le SE RR EE RI TA me ae Verbalbouq uets were plentiful at Tay council's last meeting Words of praise were extended at the conclusion of last month's (Nov. 25) Tay Township council meeting. Reeve David Walker in his farewell address to members of council, staff and former reeve Charles Rawson referred to the number of projects which have been completed during his term and some of which are still ongoing. Reeve Walker added some personal comments on his leaving Council on a positive note that he will now be able to direct more energy and time to his personal and business life; he congratulated Reeve-Elect Bruce Tinney on his election and then commented to each member of Council as to their duration and ex- perience on Council. Deputy-Reeve Bill Gibson responded to Reeve Walker's com- ments by acknowledging his com- ments were appreciated by all con- cerned and that he has been a most capable participator on Council, knowledgeable of all facets of all Council business and his ac- complishements have been monumental "financially". p Former Reeve Charles Rawson Tinney then added that he will try to give his best over the next term of Council. Clerk Brian Hopkins thanked Reeve Walker on behalf of all staff members for his contributions over the past six years and for the mutual co-operation between staff and Council. Schedule of Christmas music at HDH The Auxiliary to Huronia District Hospital is pleased to announce the program of Christmas music at the hospital for this month. Dec. 7 (Girl Guides) 6:30 p.m. and 7 p.m., (Tom Hawkins Group) (Level One) 7:30 p.m., (Huronia Harmonizers) (Level Two) 7:30 p.m. Dec. 8 (Regent School) (Brownies) 6:30 p.m. Dec. 10 (Baptist Church Quartette) 7:30 p.m., Dec. 14 (Salvation Army) 6p.m., Dec. 15 (Monsignor Castex School) 1 p.m., (St. Margaret's Church Choir) 7 p.m., Dec. 16 (Sacred Heart School) 10 a.m., (Bayview School) 1p.m., (Presbyterian Church Choir ) 6:30 p.m. Dec. 17 (Sacred Heart School) 10 a.m., (Midland Secondary School) 1 p.m., Dec. 19 (St. Paul's Church Choir) 11:30a.m., Dec. 20 (Huron Park School) 2 p.m., (Alliance Church) 7 p.m., Dec. 21 (Parkview School) 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m., i ,. Home Hardware Only! Personal Shopping Sale ends Exercise Bicycle SAVE el, ---'15.00 © Reg. 109.95 . $9495 Homeline Baw TV 12' solid state TV features monopole VHF antenna. UHF loop antenna, Carry grip 3570-166-1 Toastess Electric Kettle $ $99 frame for extra Y stability and durability. With speedometer and caliper tension. 7111-065-1 ae , Heavy duty steel \. SAVE '100% { Fall Guy Racing Set Reg. $44.99 7266-371-1 #3499 3570-193-1 *94°° Home Value Black & "" Decker 3/8" Utility Drill 0 Double reduction gears, 1200 rpm. 2 amp. 1240-446-5 a Christmas Tyme at N including Door & Drawer Pulls- plain or decorated-plus hand crafted wood pieces 12 Fifth St., Midland 526-8678 Assorted Doll 7234-548-48 Special ° 219 , Doll and Pet Pie 7234-539-48 Special $949 Home Hardware 830 Yonge Street, Midland ERTL Home Value Tractors $499 1 each Assorted Min iatu res 7225-406-24 Home Value implements $ 1 49 each Assorted Miniatures 7225-424-24 These special prices apply to the extent of our stock. We reserve the right to limit quantities. 526-4361 , addresed the Reeve and Council in- $ i dicating that Reeve Walker's con- 00 tributions will not be forgotten that he A-c p space saving has done more and worked harder um -Cu > ( than any Councillor he has know. AC/DC 12 0 > Reeve-Elect Tinney also recognized ; size. 750 watt. Y the accomplishments of Reeve Baw TV ' { Maller Sc his desinatiol ee Ideal for campers, incl Almond colour. i and that it is unfortunate that such a ; resourceful person as Reeve Walker is adapter (not shown). F lost to Council due to an election. Mr. 3842-024-1 Friday, December 3, 1982, Page 5