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DRAW WINNER
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Ruth Haines of Exeter was the winner of a television set during the
recent' opening of Stedman's store. At the left, assistant manager
Phyllis Humphries makes the presentation to Mrs, Haines.
W. Gary Balsdon,
D.V.M.
Is Pleased To Announce
The Opening of His
VETERINARY PRACTICE
and the -
EXETER ANIMAL
HOSPITAL
Highway 4 South - Across From Derby Dip
Phone 2354662 For Appointment
Office Hours - Starting AuguSt 23
Marl., Tues., Thurs. & Fri. 10 - 12 and 2 - 6
Thursday evening 7 - 8
Wed. and Sat. 10 - 12 and 1 - 3
Policemen
promoted
George Mitchell has been
promoted to Sergeant Major by
the Ontario Provincial Police and
will be transferred to Toronto.
A former member of the
Exeter OPP, Mitchell has served
as head of the Forest detachment
for the past five years.
OPP Cpl, Bruce Shipley of the
Pinery OPP has been promoted
to the rank of Sergeant and will
soon be transferred to Chatham.
He came from the Toronto area
five years ago to supervise
policing at the Pinery.
Cpl, pon Pettigrew of the
Forest detachment will replace
Shipley, while Staff Sgt. Don
MacMillan of Sombra will take
Mitchell's post at Forest,
The latter will take a position at
the Central records and com-
munications department in
downtown Toronto,
exeferZiness-Abuocate
Times-Advocate
August 12, 1976
Page 17
County purchases home
for teenage girls' project
Experience - put down roots last
Thursday evening as members of
Huron County council, at a
special summer session, agreed
Aid Society Teen Living
CASTLE project Children's
together in rented ac
for a group of teenage girls,
to purchase a house in
to provide an independence home
15 to 18 have been living
The girls ranging in age from
Goderich commodation in Goderich fo'r the women, Although all the
claims simply, "It has worked." bail them out. They learned to
Castle accommodation decided to month."
last few months, The only residents enter into a written
actually superviie, either. She residents of the home are
only provides an example of the responsible for everything —
kind of orderly life expected of including paying for food, rent,
the girls in the home - working, utilities out of the expense money
supervision in the home is a contract with CAS before en-
employed at the CAS office in phasis is on independence for
Goderich, The "m del" does not those in the program. The
running a household, budgeting provided by CAS.
money, general appeapance, "At first they didn't manage
normal behaviour, too well," claimed Mr, Heath,
"Model" who is a young woman tering project Castle, the em-
When the owner of the present make the food money last fok. the
CAS director Bruce Heath '"Hut there was no sugar daddy to
sell the property, Mr. Heath said, Even the furnishings in the
CAS workers immediately began home are "niggardly" said Mr,
to look for another location for Heath, who hastened to point out
the project. The search ended this was done purposely. He said
last Thursday evening when the residents of the home now
county council agreed to pur- have begun to take a real interest
chase at large home at the corner in the home, and much of the
of Nelson Street and Cambria furnishings have been "begged,
Road in Goderich for $40,000. borrowed and recruited" by the
The CAS director views the young people themselves.
county's decision as "a business CAS workers feel there is
arrangement". The initial money reason to hope that similar
for the property will be provided projects could be useful in
by the county, but the costs will dealing with the problem of other
be amortized over a 20-year teenagers in care. The ultimate
period at 12 percent, resulting in goal is, of course, the return of
annual payments by CAS to the the young people to their homes
county of $5,355.15. As well, the and their families in due course.
CAS will pay the taxes on the In the meantime, however,
property, as well as maintain and methods must be found to help
repair the house and adjoining teenagers and their parents over
land. what have become intolerable
Castle project first came into circumstances. Castle project is
being when CAS could no longer one such method.
provide foster homes for the Some county councillors ex-
growing number of teenagers pressed concern about "flack"
coming into care. Of the 72 from those in the neighborhood
children presently under the care . around Castle project.
of CAS, 42 are teenagers. "No matter where we go some
Mr. Heath explained quite eyebrows will be raised initially,'
candidly that over the last three asserted Mr, Heath:
years, CAS has "bumbled from When the vote was taken
one situation to the other" when it concerning the purchase of the
came to teenagers. He said foster property, it wasapproved easily.
parents suited for dealing with Some councillors even expressed
the problems of adolescents were their satisfaction with the suc-
di f ficult to find, Still, the cess of the Castle project to date.
teenagers kept coming into care Rountine reports were sub-
- from all over the county. mitted to council from the
"We didn't know where to place Executive Committee, the
the kids," stated Mr. Heath. Special Committe, the. Com-
Cdstle project has been a kind
of pilot 'project, the director
admitted, He said there have
been anxious moments, with
some youngsters actually evicted
from the house for various
reasons.
"But we now have the nucleus
of a real good group," said Mr.
Heath proudly. "CASTLE project
is working,"
One of the features of project
Castle is the amount of respon-
sibility turned over to the young
MODERN MUSIC — One of the winners in the recent talent show at
Friedsburg Days In Dashwood was, Calvin Horner of Parkhill and Ex-
eter's Jeff Rooth, T-A photo.
mittee of Management of
HuronvieW and the Board eV"
Health.
Former warden Anson
McKinley, reeve of Stanley
Township, gave a brief report of
the meeting of the Commission on
the Reform of Property Taxation
in Ontario held in Goderich
recently.
The county has expressed some
Of its concerns to the Com-
mission, including a feeling that
there would be no real incentive
for rural townships with little
urban development to maintain a
resasonable level of taxes with
the' province paying a large
portion of the total taxes to the
municipality; a hidden control of
the sale of farm land because of
taxes having to be paid back to
the province if sold for purposes
other then farming; and the
administrative nightmare caused
in small rural municipalities by
the necessity of making ap-
plication to the treasurer of the
municplaitiy for payment of the
taxes by the province.
It was decided to appoint a
negotiating committee to
negotiate all salaries of county
employees. Members of the
committee will be the warden,
theadministrator, the chairman
of the executive committee and
the chairman of the committee
involved (or designate), as well
as the department head of the
committee involved (except
when his own salary is being
discussed).
The negotation committee will
report to the committee of the
department involved for en-
dorsation, and' to county council
with respect to salary
negotiations, except for the
salaries of department heads,
these matters to be reported to
the special committee for con-
sideration and recommendation,