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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-11-12, Page 17H & N DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD. Sales, Service 8 Installation of pipelines & milking parlours R.R.4 WALTON 887-6063 MAITLAND VALLEY Insurance Agency Ltd. Auto - Fire - Casualty - Life BRUSSELS MONKTON 887-6663 Murray Slddall 347-2241 • not oo. 50g•Iroolipm vrtron t1-51 0,1X .)rri "*.r4, esr THE BRUSSELS POST, NOVEMBER 12, 1980 '17 BY SHARON DIETZ. Huron County CounciF has decided to approve an advertising program as outlined by the county's development • committee which, includes the Printing of a tabloid newspaper to be distributed as a county Promotion. The cost of the long-term advertising program is estimated at about $22,000. The council approved the printing of an 8-page tabloid newspaper which will promote Moron County as a good place to locate a„ business or light industry. It. Will also promote the attractiveness of Huron as pro a home and vacation site with emphasis on quality of life. The paper will be produced in, a quantity of 20,000 for a price not to exceed $12,000. and' will be distributed by the development dePartment• The county also adopted the idea of a "Press Relations" release and the purchase of the necessary paper at, a cost of S600. A standard advertising format to be used by all county department in 1981 was adopted. Cost for the artwork and 20 copies of six sizes is to cost $1.60— ' The council also approved the idea of overprinting the county placemat in future years but intend to use the present stocks of placemats from the County and Museum before a new placement is designed for this overprinting. The council approved the recommendation that a standardized artwork be used in• each of the "Village" brochures which promote towns 'and villages in the county. The present county of Huron booklets and the Town booklets will be retained as the County of Huron brochure for follow-up to the tabloid newspaper. These can have the standard format artwork on the cover as suggested for the "Village" brochures. eme Council approved the ,development committee's recommendation not to purchase a table top display at a cost or $2,500. Each disipIa.y will have different space allocation and can be designed and erected if the county adverfizes at a show, The promotional package `was presented to county council at their Sebtember 29 meeting by Adrian Bayley, repreienting Agripress, a Huron advertising agency. ' The suggestions were referred to the county's development committee which made its recommendations to council for the October 30 meeting. Huron.-supports .market value, assessment ' BY SHARON DMZ Huron County Council passed .a motion at its October 30 meeting supporting the implementation of province- assessments. Under the pre- wide market-'value assess- sent system, the assessment meats. The motion support- has no relation to the value of ed a policy statement , on , the property, said Manly, and he 'doubts market value market value assessment it is difficult to understand. assessment .` will be from the Institute of The assessment of One established in the province Municipal Assessors of , Property has no relation to while there is a minority Ontario. • . , _ the assessment of another. , provincial government. Clerk-treasurer •Bill Manly - under the present factors and . Market value assessment it is difficul t to understand explained to , members of is a poltitical hot potato because ' while some assessments will come down HtitonView.. Residents go shopping how the assessment is de- rived. Market value assess, ment, however, is easier to understand for most people and the assessment would have some relation to the -Value of the property. Mr. Manly remarked that Rev. Wittich conducted the Sunday morning., service as- sisted by Mrs. Elsie Hender- son at the' organ. The choir sang the •anthem Speak To My Soul. Miss Leah Currie,' Mrs. Verna Elliott, Mrs. Mary Ross, Mr. Eber Lewis, Mr. Frank Bissett spent Monday shopping at the mall in Stratford. Each resident had their own favourite cho- ice for lunch. Betty Rogers led a hymn sing on Monday afternoon in Normal Care Sitting Room. A large group of residents met in the craft room on Tuesday. afternoon and worked on ceramics. Grace Peck, Bernice Glou- sher, Ethel Hill, Muriel Gib- son, Mary McAllister, Jean- nie Chesney, Margaret Mur- , ray and Minnie Fowler went to Goderich on a shopping trip on Wednesday after- noon. The Over 90 Club met on Wednesday afternoon on fst Floor North. Elsie Hender- son played the piano for the Residents enjoyment, and John McTaggart played his mouth organ. Cookies and tea were served at the end of the programme. Mrs. Prouty held Bible Study in the chapel on Thurs- day afternoon. The Roman Catholics held a mass in the chapel on Friday morning. Huronview would like to welcome Fred Burdge from Brucefield, and Stanley Wil- son who is originally from Goderich but has been living with his son in St. Mary s. Both these men are living on men's floor. We would like to also welcome Mr. Burdge to the Over 90 Club. Can - B help •ou Financial assistance Management training Information on government programs for business See Our Stratford Office Representative PETE HUXTABLE AT: The Wingham Motel, R.R., 4, *Ingham, Ont. ON: 2nd & 3rd Tuesday of each month Next Visit Date: November 18 It you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK [Branch Office Address] For an appoint- ment or further information on the Bank's services call 271-5650 collect or Write 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford, Ontario. 411E Opening new doors to small business. - many assessments' particularly on '.older homes in the city and on farmsiwill increase. if the move is made to market value assessment. Morris reeve_ Bill Elston commented that he wonders 'how foreign absentee interests which are purchasing county farmland for exorbitant prices, will affect the assessment of farmland in the county if market value is established as the basis for assessment. Won't these prices distort the assessment? asked. Reeve Elston. While he believes market value assessment is the best meth- od. ,Mr. Elston thinks ,the factor of these purchases will affect the assessment of the 100 acre farm where a farmer is trying to make a living. county council that the real reason for moving toward market value assessment across the province is to establish a base for property en ow doors tatio. Anti rabies clinics planned A free anti rabies clinic will be held here in Blyth December 4 between 3 and 8 p.m. In cooperation with the. Huron County Health Unit the Health•of Animals will be vaccinating pets against ra- bies. More details will be avail- able next week. There is also clinics being held in Wing- ham on December 2; Gorrie, December 1; Clifford Decem- ber 3 and Clinton December S. USE Poet WANT = ADS Phone- 8 87.6 6 41 Through no fault of their own, some of today's foster children are developmentally or physically handicapped— all the more reason to provide them with your support as a foster parent. For more information about becoming a foster parent, contact: Family & Children's Services of Huron County Goderich 524-7356