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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-12-10, Page 5es, recen man i pswin m b of th TEA AT THE BAZAAR — Mrs. Eric LeDrew left serves tea, sandwiches and cookies to a large crowd of people who looked over the homemade items for sale at the United Church bazaar on Saturday. (Photo by Lang lois) arely e isna to b I in th ingha rid th ip call uterin lemne hat a statio ionists Time >aid th he bes cessiv rs. H papers cil. Be a Red. Cross Blood Donor THE ASSESSMENT ACT NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS AND TENANTS Due to the interruption of regular postal services, the Ministry of Revenue has extended the date for return of the, assessment rolls from December.16,:1975 to January 21, 1976 in all municipalities and localities across the province. Therefore, in accordance with the provisions of The AsSess- ment Act, assessment notices will be delivered to all assessed persons on January 6, 1976, 14 full days prior to the return of the rolls. This extension affects the time period during whiCh owners and.tenants may appeal their assessments:- Therefore, the final date for commencing an appeal to the Assessment Review Court has also been extended from January 6', 1976 to February 11g 1976. Should the postal disruption continue into the month of January, the date for the return of assessment rolls may be further extended. A notice of anylurther extension will be published at a later date. NOTE a TOWNS arrangem W e HIP OF nts ICK will STEED These tternate not be in effect for the Township of Wicksteed in the District of Algoma, Assessment notices will be delivered to owhert and tenants on the regular date, December 1, 1975 and the assess- mentroll will be returned on December 16, 1975. The final date on which owners and tenants may commence an appeal to the Assessment Review Court in the Township of Wicksteed is January 6, 1976. Ministry of MArtinhisuterrrvioef °il Re venue' Revenue T.M. Russel! Deputy Minister .000400. • THE 'BRUSSELS. 'POST, , DECEMBER 1.0'i 1875 --is Ontario Share the Joy Reeve Bill Elston of Morris Township termed a Family Plan- ning and Conception Control program grant of $52,500 for Huron County as "foolishness" . at last Friday's regular session of county council. Reeve Elston told council that $52,500 would "go a long way toward operating a hospital". He was referring to recent rumors that one or two hospitals in Huron County would be closed by the Ontario Ministry of Health in the months to come. The grant has been awarded to the Huron County Board of Health to operate the family planning program which has been so successful in ExeterandClinton in recent months. Plans now are to begin a clinic in Wingham. In other board 'of . health business, it was reported that Huron County's appointees to the joint Huron-Perth Steering committee, District Health Council have been named. They are Reeve Ed. Oddleifson, Bayfield, chairman of the Huron County Boards of Health; Mrs. Carl Johnston, Bluevale, representing the consumer point of view; Mrs. Gwen Pemberton, Bayfield, also consumer point of view; Dr. J. K. MacGregor, wingham, of the Huron county Medical Society: Norman Hayes, Wingham, representing the Huron County Hospital Planning Council; Warden Anson McKinley; Huron County Medical Officer of Health, Dr. C. F. Mills; and Mrs. Jeanne Baker, Clinton,' the nursing representative. The first meeting of the steering committee is planned for ,early December. County council' approved a 10 Percent increase for the Supervisor of Nurses for the Huron COUnty Health Unit, bringing the salary to $17,100 effective November 1. 1975; and hiring Mrs. Shirley Steepe, audio technician, as a full-time employee effective November 28, MS, Notts,' councillors -appieved :he hiring of . an assistant tree `0.tiliiiiSSiCiater for the south r o county. Salary will be $4.50 PO hour plus mileage at the current rate cents to 19 cents A rural planner is being sought by the ptahhihg board; Effective littnary 1 19/6, planners in NroP. County will start at and after years reach $20,000 per ..„ Cinder. this "schedule, , the present planner will receive' $17,600 effective January 1, 1976, and $18,500 .on his anniversary date, August 27, 1976. The library board has endorsed a recommendation by the county librarian, Bill Partridge, to make application for a Wintario grant for $5,000 for the strengthening of the Canadiana • book and non-book collection. This would ,be « for a- single grant, not a recurring one.. Council gave approval to a property committee request to engage a staff member to work at Huron County Museum' on the cataloguing program. A LIP grant for the project was not approved this fall. An application will be made for a Wintario grant to offset the cost. The property committee reported 140 submissions in the flag contest, and reportted that Mrs. Gladys Stiles, a county employee, was the overall winner taking first, second and third prizes. Fourth place winner was Elizabeth Deichert, R.R.2, Zurich. There were nine consolation prize winners whose names were not released at the meeting. Salaries for staff members under the jurisdiction of the property committee received raises and adjustments. subject to the approval of the • Federal Anti-Inflation review pdard. The schedule requires that caretakers and Museum staff members start at $9,880 and after two years, receive a salary of $10,296. The executive . committee reported the names of Huron County ..scholarship winners: for Ridgetown College of I BERG Q Sales — 'Service I Installation I FREE ESTIMATES ° Barn Cleaners ° Bunk Feeders ° Stabling I. Donald G Ive R.R.#2, Blyth Phone: I Brussels 8874024 Agricultural Technology, Clarence Haak, R.R.2, Clinton; University of Guelph, Robert J. Fairies, Gorrie; Roberta Pullman, Bluevale; Patricia Faber, Exeter; University of Guelph, John E. • Deichert, R.R.2, Zurich; • Rosemary Newnham, Seaforth. Council approved three grants, each worth $9,000, in 1975, 1976 and 1977, for ARC Industries at Dashwood, to aid in repaying their $50,000 mortgage. This facility is operated by South Huron and District Association for the Mentally Retarded. A request for a grant to HuronCountry Playhouse in the ,amount of $2,500 was not approved. New policy regarding the appointment of county boards and committees where people other than elected officials are involved, was approved. Adver- tisements are to be placed in all county newspapers the first week in December requesting anyone interested in sitting on one of these committees, or as a hospital board representative if any is required to notify the county clerk. Invitations are going out to local councils, asking them to attend a session of county council commencing 'with the January session. During the day-long session, council heard reports from the representatives to the fiye county hospitals, and from the staff at the Ontario Ministry of. Agriculture and Food in Clinton Right now mortgages cost less That home or cottage you hope to. ,Own some day can be yours right now! The money you borrow at today's lower rates will enable you to build or renovate now before material and labour costs go higher. ,Do it today at Victoria and Grey! RIA and VG GREY TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1859 W.W.Cousins, Manager Listowel, Ontario IP ICK tv. mow Reeve says '50,000 for family planning foolish t. 14.