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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-05-16, Page 101G0*-'I<'111fH; HURON rfXPOSITOR, iSEA+IXORTH. ONT.. MAY x0. 1874 piringmeans..clean up.. . townprovides - truck People like spring. It mean's The Town of Seaforth . is accidVAts to toddlers and elderly cold weather is on its way out and providing a truck from May 21-24 persons since the home and area the warm sunshine of summer is which will pick up homeowners" will .be free of excess garbage. on the way in. accumulated trash. Life in a clean environment is It also means that with the Cleaning and fixing is not really always more enjoyable. departure of the snow, -all last a one-week endeavour. The. cam- Seaforth can benefit also from fall's leaves and other debris can paign only provides a guideline the individual's endeavours. if once #&in be seen on the lawns. for a better quality of life in everyone pitches in and does their . The weather is warm,enough to Seaforth for the whole year own small part, the entire town's throw open the doors and air' the rbund. houses out.. It's the season to A home and yard, thoroughly appearance will be enhanced.. clean-up. W. Tourists will'be tempted to stop cleaned, repaired and planted will ' and new industry and citizens will The painting, the planting, the give an added realty value for the be.0tracted to settling here. .general clean-up has to be faced homeowner. Clean premises will each year. This week the to Is also reduce chances of the home New industry means new jobs, again sponsoring a Cle - P ever being destroyed by fire. with special opportunities for the Paint -up. program- in••SeafortThere will be fewer chances of young and the old. �µ M None irhproveme' ,nts New, 'basement can pay Along with cleaning, spring . or family room, especially after often brings ideas of home looking at other homes where a improvements. Things you've al- basement is just a basement. ways wanted to do, or maybe just Don t-ou`erlook the possiblity of thought of over the winter. transforming that basement area Whether y6i[I are modernizing into bedrooms. in preparation of selling your Again, your local buildin#-' 10 house, or doing 'It for your owh supply dealer will be happy to enjoyment, here are four sugges- advise you on materials and tions that will increase the value methods for building the rooms. of your house by more than the always impressed by a - well cost of the improvement. lighted, welt planned game room I - A good coat of paint in a 3. Bathroom fixtures date a carefully selected color will have house quickly. They can be, its cost returned many times over, especially if you're a do -it -your-' amount dif they arsingly oe old-fashioned r a l selfer who can save applications or damaged. Often, a new set of costs. New paint _ will' bring faucets will update an entire y� fres—}mess and desirability to even bathroom. an older house. Your local paint dealer will help you in selecting 4. If you have a carport, you can the type of paint and the best change it into a garage for a color for your home, ° moderate amount. All it take* is 2. A thousand dollars or less the addition.of garage doors, a bit put into the finishing of a dark, of electric wiring and the closing raw basement can be returned in of open sides. Check with your many times over in increased 's plier here, too, for materials home value. A potential buyer is an i eas. , ' a • r• ! ' .N WHETHER IT'S -ANEW KITCHEN or just M I N,O-R REPAIR S We're Available to Assist You to IMPROVE YOUR HOME. CALL US! ROW -DR,. OLL CARPENTER Phone 527-0235 —{ Seaforth - i>► government. benefits, particularly for workers cabinet and management board relations, Rev. George Ball; obtained onlyin strict compliance Mr. McKeough, Minister of in lower 'wage, brackets. •expenses. The general- Professional 4 xPersonpej,y �,,�y,t -with the provisions of the Our O Energy, told opposition members The Ministry's /,Spending government estimates • also Stanley ltcbonald, - Londesboro; Criminal Code of Canada: that he was concdrned about the ceilings allowed an increase in include the projected spending of communications, Rev. Lawrence Approval was given on .the proposed increase and indicated hospital budgets of 7.9% this the office of Premier. William Lewis, Clinton; and stewardship, following personnel: Rev. Robert that Ontario Hydro's proposed' year: The Ministry budget Davis up $115,000 to $1,216,000. Cecil McFadden, Brussels. Raymont of Goderich to� Thimn rate increases for the rest of the provides 1.2 .billion dollars for The Lieutenant Governor's office William Austin Richards of Dunbarton- Fairport charge, in -gS decade are staggering, He 'said hospitals about jhalf its total up from $46,000 to $61,000 and Fordwich was recommended as a Toronto Presbytery effective July the government would have to estimated spending this year, and the office Of the speaker up from candidate to the Ministry of the 1, Rev. Wesley e Ball of look into things after the board Mr. Miller chose not to raise the $4.8 million to $6.5 million. United Church of Canada and Montreal Presbytery to Gorrie has made its examination and ceilings. Estimates certified him to the University of charge effective August 1974; ARE ARRIVING EVERY DAY. DROP IN AND report. Rejects The Ministry of Housing took St. Andrews, Edinburgh, Mr. L. King to remain as student Hard Hit Mr. Miller rejected automatic (Continued on Page 16) Scotland, for theological training. supply for 197475 at Blttevale Ontario Hydro tried to justify across the board wage increases SEE WHAT'S N E Rr� .! its rate .of increases by laying for all hospital workers" in the emphasis on the fact that it had province; modelled on the been hard hit 'by the escalating Toronto settlement which CEDAR PICNIC, TABLES prices of coal, oil and natural gas. provides $1.50 raises in five • • • Cpal used to fuel the majority of stages over two years. Although Every Citizen has a respOn;�- h d o's thermo stations will - ' -.to-assemble y r he hinted the Toronto settlement ' /. e • F —ready increase 34% in price this year may be considered a model for V bility to Clean -Up Fix -4p , and another 17% in 1975, *workers in other urban areas. He -acOil and said the wages paid may not.be . ° and Paint -u • • It's •95 natural gas prices are likely to realistic -in rural areas where the �r P Everybody's Job! + * NE FOt picnigslind barbecues other, _ sizes' made to why not try one of out picnic PROCLAMATION! � order tables constructed y quant cedar and solidi assembled. By virtue of instructions issued by the Council of the Town of Seaforth, I proclaim the week of MAY 21st to May 24th Glidden"a ' 444 Series -CLEANwUV WEEK. In the Town of Seaforth and urge citizens to observe the occasion by Cleaning -Up, Red d Fixing -Up and Painting -Up their premises. Woo•Exterior Alkyd Seaforth, May 14th, 1974 F. C. J. Sills, Mayor Stain House Paint Your Choice easter FREZ'PICK-�UP A� d4 iOM . ONLY row The Town of Seaforth will cooperate in Clean-UpWeek and accumulated fresh price �i will be picked up from Seaforth residences FREE OF HARGE, ' Tues. - Wed. - Thurs. - Fri., May 21, 22,. 23, - 24 TiJFSDAY and WEDNESDAY — South of Goderich Street THURSDAY and FRIDAY North of Goderich Street gal. While Quantity., Lasts X K* Residents are regoested to please sweep off sidewalks in front of their property. BA.,LLMACAULAY. '. 0- Any questions arising from this phone John Sinnarnon, Chairman of Public Works. BUILDING- SUPPLIES TOWN OF SEAFORTH —',P-7-0218 1t+ CLINTON 492-9514 SEAFORTH ' S2T-0910 Materials to be pick up must be available at, the street line of a property before 8:00 a.mm, on the day of colhlctioh. The pickup is not to include garbage, nor will it service HENSALL -- 262-2713 business` preen p A m P JALw� JUI 1IN10 TRACTORS READY — Three of the'farmers who worked at a bee for Eldon Allen of near Staffa on Saturday stopped for a minute for. the photographer. Eleven neighbours helped Mr. AlIpp, who, was injured while helping the after �+ -u..•; �^ 4 From Queen's Park clean-up in Hibbert Township and was just released from hospital. p p 1 p (Staff Photo) B�La Theol ogy in Presb terY •SchooY. Y Jack Riddell, M.P.P. Huron The Huron -Perth Presbytery of The London Conference staff charge; Rev. Warren Dickson to the United Church meeting 'in committee has approved the Beeton-Pastoral charge; and that Wingham for its spring session proposal foii,11'purchased service,, the Atwood pastoral charge be approved setting up a Lay School, to develop' new m odels of declared vacant. of Theology within v the Christian Education. Mrs. Moira The day -long meeting was in Ontario Hydro announced last rise even faster and more than cost of living is lower. Presbytery. Couper of Bayfield 'is the person charge of Rev. Douglas Warren.' week that it was proposing 60% of new generating units Philip Givens, Liberal trans- Rev. Morley Clarke, Secretary to be employed and the new Tom Travers, an intended increases of 15% in the cost of commissioned before 1980 will be portation critic accused the of London Conference Division, of models suggested will be Family candidate for the ministry, was power to municipal used utilities fire&bv coal or oil: Provincial Government of Mission, presented the proposal Clusters, Youth Clubs and congratulated on receiving his in 1975.. The utilities buy in bulk Recognizing the impact of misleading the public over the for the schools to be set up in each "Learning Centres with the term of . - B.A:Degree. from, hydro and in turn supply the current inflation on ' Ontario escalating costs of the magnetic Presbytery, assisted by lona promotion September • 15 to Rev. Grant Dawson was named majority of Ontario's 2'/z million hospitals, Health Minist er Frank cushion go- urban train system. College. December 15. camping co-ordinator of users. Hydro said further that it Miller said he will allow hospital Costs of the go urban 2.5 mile test Mr. and Mrs. John Patterson of Doris B. Sprague of Florida will Presbytery. _ anticipated annual increases of 10 boards 'that can prove need to track at the 'Canadian ' Nati6nal Stratford, Miss , Jean Wilhelm, be the leader of a Transactional The next meeting of Presbytery '•. to 15% through the period 1975 to spend perhaps $100 million more Exhibition have risen in recent" Rev. Murray Aspden of Millbank Analysis Seminar to be held June -will be held at . 'Camp 1979. than spending ceilings permit this weeks 'from $17 million to $25 and a fifth appointed by the 14 - 16, hosted by the London Medesetung ­ Porth of Goderich, During the discussion of the year. The increase grant will be -given million. Mr. Givens noted that the committee will form a five -person Conference Division of Mission at in the fall, -at a datd to be get by expenditure estimates of the on an individual basis to estimates for the system have committee responsible for the Holy Family Retreat House at , the new executive. ministry of energy, opposition hospitals whose applications are risen 100%. He indieated that the setting up. and administering this Oxley. ^ members attacked hydro's approved. Mr. Miller told the roverninent's argument that school. Presbytery granted $50 to A service of reception for Mr. Smilesproposal in the legislature. They legislature' extra funds will be inflation is the villian is siMply them partly to be used to defray Richards will be -held in 'the said the increases were more apt automatically granted to cover unacceptable.. expenses to attend the workshop For.dwich United Church in Definition, to be 15% than 10% and this if forced_ cost s,'additional expensgs The Ontario Government's at,lona College in May. September. Middle. Age is when someone w compounded meant a doubling of to hospitals fo* higher overall spending will rise 14.2 % Rev. Donald Deas of Mitchell A -resolution was forwarded to says to pull in your stomach and hydra's charges in five 'years, unemployment insurance, this year from 7.3 billion dollars was ,elected the new chairman of the London . Conference you already have. deposition- members stressed Canada' Pension Plan and to 8.34 billion dollars. The .two Presbytery, succeeding Rev. Memorials Committee, that the A True Saying upon the minister of Energy that Workmens Compensation," Board most expensive ministries are 'Douglas Warren of Crediton, Minister of Justice for Canada ' Temper has a way of getting he had to step in and tell hydro contributions. The government health and education with Other ' officers elected ate: and the Attorney General of You into trouble and pride has a that it must not double its rate will also cover actual cost budgets increasing about 10% to vice-chairman, Rev. BirtOntario be informed of the way of keeping you there.. over five ,years. Hydro's rate increases in hospitals of fuel oil, 2.4 : billion , and 2.3 billion Daynard of Staffa; secretary, Rev. concern of the large number of Fast Talker& application will be reviewed by food, medical supplies and other respectively. Eric' LeDrev; of Brussels;' being performed Don't talk too fast, you might the Ontario Energy Board in materials. In addition the' The general.... goscesntrient treasuter, Joseph Snider 'of .-abortions without the spirit of the say something you , haven't public hearings beginning June. ministry is prepared to consider estimates include the spending of Goderich; Division•' Chairman -- requirgments of the criminal code thought of yet. 10th. The Board will make -- appeals from hospitals for more the revenue, government services Mission Rev. Rae Grant, Listowel, being observed and steps should recommendation to the money to rover wages and fringe and treasury ministries and the World'Outreach and - Interchurch be taken. 'that abortions be None irhproveme' ,nts New, 'basement can pay Along with cleaning, spring . or family room, especially after often brings ideas of home looking at other homes where a improvements. Things you've al- basement is just a basement. ways wanted to do, or maybe just Don t-ou`erlook the possiblity of thought of over the winter. transforming that basement area Whether y6i[I are modernizing into bedrooms. in preparation of selling your Again, your local buildin#-' 10 house, or doing 'It for your owh supply dealer will be happy to enjoyment, here are four sugges- advise you on materials and tions that will increase the value methods for building the rooms. of your house by more than the always impressed by a - well cost of the improvement. lighted, welt planned game room I - A good coat of paint in a 3. Bathroom fixtures date a carefully selected color will have house quickly. They can be, its cost returned many times over, especially if you're a do -it -your-' amount dif they arsingly oe old-fashioned r a l selfer who can save applications or damaged. Often, a new set of costs. New paint _ will' bring faucets will update an entire y� fres—}mess and desirability to even bathroom. an older house. Your local paint dealer will help you in selecting 4. If you have a carport, you can the type of paint and the best change it into a garage for a color for your home, ° moderate amount. All it take* is 2. A thousand dollars or less the addition.of garage doors, a bit put into the finishing of a dark, of electric wiring and the closing raw basement can be returned in of open sides. Check with your many times over in increased 's plier here, too, for materials home value. A potential buyer is an i eas. , ' a • r• ! ' .N WHETHER IT'S -ANEW KITCHEN or just M I N,O-R REPAIR S We're Available to Assist You to IMPROVE YOUR HOME. CALL US! ROW -DR,. OLL CARPENTER Phone 527-0235 —{ Seaforth - i>► government. benefits, particularly for workers cabinet and management board relations, Rev. George Ball; obtained onlyin strict compliance Mr. McKeough, Minister of in lower 'wage, brackets. •expenses. The general- Professional 4 xPersonpej,y �,,�y,t -with the provisions of the Our O Energy, told opposition members The Ministry's /,Spending government estimates • also Stanley ltcbonald, - Londesboro; Criminal Code of Canada: that he was concdrned about the ceilings allowed an increase in include the projected spending of communications, Rev. Lawrence Approval was given on .the proposed increase and indicated hospital budgets of 7.9% this the office of Premier. William Lewis, Clinton; and stewardship, following personnel: Rev. Robert that Ontario Hydro's proposed' year: The Ministry budget Davis up $115,000 to $1,216,000. Cecil McFadden, Brussels. Raymont of Goderich to� Thimn rate increases for the rest of the provides 1.2 .billion dollars for The Lieutenant Governor's office William Austin Richards of Dunbarton- Fairport charge, in -gS decade are staggering, He 'said hospitals about jhalf its total up from $46,000 to $61,000 and Fordwich was recommended as a Toronto Presbytery effective July the government would have to estimated spending this year, and the office Of the speaker up from candidate to the Ministry of the 1, Rev. Wesley e Ball of look into things after the board Mr. Miller chose not to raise the $4.8 million to $6.5 million. United Church of Canada and Montreal Presbytery to Gorrie has made its examination and ceilings. Estimates certified him to the University of charge effective August 1974; ARE ARRIVING EVERY DAY. DROP IN AND report. Rejects The Ministry of Housing took St. Andrews, Edinburgh, Mr. L. King to remain as student Hard Hit Mr. Miller rejected automatic (Continued on Page 16) Scotland, for theological training. supply for 197475 at Blttevale Ontario Hydro tried to justify across the board wage increases SEE WHAT'S N E Rr� .! its rate .of increases by laying for all hospital workers" in the emphasis on the fact that it had province; modelled on the been hard hit 'by the escalating Toronto settlement which CEDAR PICNIC, TABLES prices of coal, oil and natural gas. provides $1.50 raises in five • • • Cpal used to fuel the majority of stages over two years. Although Every Citizen has a respOn;�- h d o's thermo stations will - ' -.to-assemble y r he hinted the Toronto settlement ' /. e • F —ready increase 34% in price this year may be considered a model for V bility to Clean -Up Fix -4p , and another 17% in 1975, *workers in other urban areas. He -acOil and said the wages paid may not.be . ° and Paint -u • • It's •95 natural gas prices are likely to realistic -in rural areas where the �r P Everybody's Job! + * NE FOt picnigslind barbecues other, _ sizes' made to why not try one of out picnic PROCLAMATION! � order tables constructed y quant cedar and solidi assembled. By virtue of instructions issued by the Council of the Town of Seaforth, I proclaim the week of MAY 21st to May 24th Glidden"a ' 444 Series -CLEANwUV WEEK. In the Town of Seaforth and urge citizens to observe the occasion by Cleaning -Up, Red d Fixing -Up and Painting -Up their premises. Woo•Exterior Alkyd Seaforth, May 14th, 1974 F. C. J. Sills, Mayor Stain House Paint Your Choice easter FREZ'PICK-�UP A� d4 iOM . ONLY row The Town of Seaforth will cooperate in Clean-UpWeek and accumulated fresh price �i will be picked up from Seaforth residences FREE OF HARGE, ' Tues. - Wed. - Thurs. - Fri., May 21, 22,. 23, - 24 TiJFSDAY and WEDNESDAY — South of Goderich Street THURSDAY and FRIDAY North of Goderich Street gal. While Quantity., Lasts X K* Residents are regoested to please sweep off sidewalks in front of their property. BA.,LLMACAULAY. '. 0- Any questions arising from this phone John Sinnarnon, Chairman of Public Works. BUILDING- SUPPLIES TOWN OF SEAFORTH —',P-7-0218 1t+ CLINTON 492-9514 SEAFORTH ' S2T-0910 Materials to be pick up must be available at, the street line of a property before 8:00 a.mm, on the day of colhlctioh. The pickup is not to include garbage, nor will it service HENSALL -- 262-2713 business` preen p A m