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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-03-12, Page 29 tn. -(4- .c.v.\No •cn• 11) t% tir Help Wanted cts. e 6.cc‘ •,ca e (To spend province of Ontario funds *to bring town of Exeter older housing rr t2 4.a • stock up to standard) 41 47". $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$,aru ta -O- r-A 4.n• -(n. • -vr cir IP Do you and occupy your own home? . . . 1.74.. ; .,,,. • Is your adjusted family income less than $12,500. . . 4/} •C/). n. •C/), -V> Is your home n nee d of repa irs such as improving i ▪ structural or sanitary conditions, plumbing, heating, . • electrical, painting, siding to correct heat loss, etc.? . . If your answer is' "YES to the above, make applica, . " • ' tion today at the Municipal Office for a loan (max- . ..'''. I irk imum $7,500 with up to $4,000 forgivable) at in- . . ▪ terest rates from 0% to 8%. . .. . . . . . • BE READY FOR SPRING - APPLY TODAY . ... . . . . . ' Exeter Municipal Office . . 4, 406 Main Street - 235-0310 • . .,,,, $$- $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$f Watch For Open House Dates In This Newspaper REMKES ENTERPRISES 3 mi S of Exeter on Hwy 4 RR#1 Centralia Phone 228-6281 Ns See classified pages ThrowAdvocate,Mamh12, 1980 ,Pago 13A Lodge .ito get visit Flooded when pipes burst The regular meeting of Amber .Rebekah Lodge was held ett. Wednesday evening.. With Noble grand Hazel Corbett presiding assisted by Vice grand Elizabeth who reported for the visiting committee and Cominittee, R,S,N.G. Dorothy Parker thanked the Lodge for a card received. Financial Secretary reported the Finances. An. invitation was received from. Pride of Huron Lodge to a Bake Sale and Dessert. Euchre on March 25th at one p.m. D,D.P, Mrs. Jean Hen- derson notified the members of the District meeting in S ii = Heating & Cooling = . E Eli Heating Systems t-... :-..1 . of All Types \ i .?. INSTALLED, MODERNIZED 1 .- = and MAINTAINED ....-- is General Sheet 7.- i .7.i Metal Work 5,.. 7.: = • Air Conditioning F. i ..4. le Humidifiers' = i = i. Ventilation E • i 235-2187 ,.. ..,... ?.....133 Huron St., East, Exeter = .r. Ionninnumennun llllll 111111111111w7 Clinton April 9th at 2:89 p.m. and of her official visit on Wednesday April 16th and the district church service in Wingham United Church May 4. A representative and scholar must be chosen by the end of March for the Rebekah assembly sessions in. Toronto June 16, 17, and 18th, The Q.P.T. committee are holding a euchre in the lower lodge hall on March 19th following the regular meeting of the Lodge which is called for 7 p.m. Unit 4 of U.C,W, meet Unit 4 of Hensall United Church U.C.W. met on Thursday March 6th with fourteen members and one Visitor attending. Mrs. Eric Luther presided owing to the absence of Mrs. Britton. Mrs. W, Rogerson played a piano solo. Rev, McDonald showed slides of Japan for, the study period. There were '56 visitations made in February. The meeting closed with a hymn and Rev. McDonald gave the Benediction. Ladies' Legion Auxiliary hear zone commander The President Mrs. Beatrice Uyl pi.esided for the March meeting of the Hensall Ladies' Legion Auxiliary on Tuesday evening when the zone commander Mrs. Peg Coombes was guest speaker. In her annual visit she spoke to the members of the' work of the auxiliaries. The President presented Mrs. Coombes with a gift. Tuesday night Councillor William Brown made a motion that council accept the petition as presented - "if that is what they (Vanastra) want." However no one would second his motion. Then Deputy-reeve Robert Bell made a motion that the township council oppose the ward system for Vanastra and stay the same, as one municipality. His motion was seconded by Councillor Robert Fotheringham and the motion was approved. Councillor Frank Falconer made a successful motion that the township solicitor, Donald Stewart of Seaforth, be authorized to advise the Ontario Municipal Board of the township's objection to the petition. When the petition was received council refused to forward it to OMB but the Vanastra committee did. It is expected thatI OMB will call a hearing on the proposal. Council had questioned whether Vanastra ratenayers had- wanted a ward system for Vanastra only, for the whole township. Harvey Hammond, a Vanastra ratepayer, said that any meetings he had attended on the subject asked only that Vanastra be made a ward but it was not intended that they push a ward system on the rest of the township. Council approved the 1980 road budget as presented by Allan Nicholson, road superintendent, for $265,450 compared to $273,000 last year. One item in the budget includes $4,000 for safety devices (road signs). Last year the cost to Tuckersmith ratepayers • for road signs was $3,346.45 and almost the entire sum was to replace signs stolen or destroyed by vandals. Approval has been received for the replacement of one bridge in the township which will be located in the south end at Lot 6, con- cession 12 and 13, Huron Road survey, and extensive renovation to the Vanastra road bridge located at lots 35 and 36, concession one, Huron Road survey. The work is covered by an 80 "H&R Block Will represent you to the District Taxation Office: ,Henry W. Block , Should your income tax return be questioned, we will not only take responsibility for how it was prepared. we will represent you to the Dis- trict Taxation Office all year round and at no extra cost At H&R Block, we are income tax spe- cialists Tues.,Wed., & Sat. 9 - 5 Appointments Available PHONE 294-0313 If No Answer 294-6325 H&R BLOCK reimmiissvoismousioriveinisorrivoOs THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE percent subsidy from the ministry of transportation and communications. Council agreed to have the final plans prepared for the Water Street storm sewer in Egmondville which will carry the water from Vic- toria Street to the river. The project will not get started until the fall at least, and next year council will apply for a 50 per cent subsidy on it. Tenders will be advertised for gravelling of township roads. Pollard Brothers Ltd. of Harrow will supply ,about 190 tons of calcium chloride at $118.25 per flake ton. Allan Nicholson said this way up about 14 percent over last year. Final government ap- proval has been given for the plan of subdivision for the Doig property in Egmond- ville-after 10 years of work. Tuckersmith has been notified its fee to the Seaforth landfill site has been increased to $3,120 which is 30'1)6' cent of the total cost of $10,400 for maintenance of the area. Seaforth pays $6,240 which is 60 percent of the total cost, while Township of Hibbert pays $1,040 which 1 is 10 percent. Council has donated three locks from the township office which were removed from doors during renovation work to the Huron County museum. The office building was the former guard house when Vanastra was a Canadian Forces base during World War Two. The fox bounty in Huron County will be discontinued on July 1, council has been informed. Seek info on elderly lifestyle Over the next month or so, a team of 10 to 12 ladies from Clinton, Zurich, Goderich and Seaforth will be calling on selected senior citizens throughout the area to ask them to take part in a study being conducted in cooperation with the Rural Development Outreach Project from the University of Guelph and the Huron Commitee of Huron County. Professors Alex Michalos and Linda Wood from the University of Guelph are interested in learning more about the life satisfaction of the rural elderly in Huron County. They are interested in such things as health, family relations, housing, etc. from several different points of view. From this, Professors Michelos and Wood hope to learn what is most important to seniors in this area. It is expected that the results of the study will have a number of benefits for the community: increased sensitivity in the community to the quality of life and needs of the elderly, some ideas for policy development for local social and com- munity agencies, and some suggestions for long-range programs for the benefit of seniors. If you would like more information about this study, please call Mrs. Louise Merritt, the RDOP Coor- dinator in Wingham, at 357- 9911. Machines are so nearly human that they can do things without using any in- telligence. Tuckersmith , Township council will oppose the petition for a ward system for Vanastra which 160 residents of the hamlet signed and presented to council 28 days ago on February 5. At a council session $$$$$$... Start fund as home lost Tuckersmith turns down bid for ward system in township PRECIOUS BLOOD LEGION WINNERS — Winners of the Exeter Legion public speaking contest Precious Blood Separate School received their awards, Friday. From the left with Clay Murray of the. Legion are Mary Nirmingham, Susan Gregus, Vincent Parent, Neil Kaer, Fred Gregus, Cathy Hogan and Patti O'Toole. Missing were Jeff Mittelholtz and Ron Walker. The weed inspector for Huron County, Joe Gibson has been named to the same position for the township. Road superintendent Nicholson will attend the C.S. Anderson road school to be held in Guelph in May. Council accepted the engineer's plans for both the Geiger and Van Loon drainage works which were discussed with the engineer Henry Uderstadt of Orangeville, who attended the meeting. The Geiger drain is estimated to cost about $9,200 and the Van Loon drain, $7,750. Passed for payment were the following accounts which totalled $36,667.09 including Vanastra Recreation Centre, $8,959.43; Vanastra Day Care Centre, $3,809.02; roads, $11,950:74; and general accounts, $11,947.82. Council endorsed a resolution from the municipality of Ottawa- Carleton asking that the Province of Ontario educate. the public on the new road signs in Ontario that carry symbols, The Communications Committee of the Hensall United Church are establishing a Benefit Fund in Aid of Mrs. Archie Noakes who recently lost her home and household effects. A special offering will be taken at the church service next Sunday, March 16, or donations may be left at the Bank of Montreal or Bank of Commerce or may be left with the Church Treasurer, Mr.Cecil Pepper. Successful in examinations Mrs, Aileen Knip daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klungel received• word last week from the College of Nurses that she successfully passed her examination for a Rersistere.d Nurse. Personals Mr. and Mrs. William Rogerson returned home from spending the last few L Sliced COOKED $ m •68 HAM lb. 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