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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-04-02, Page 26HURON DELEGATES — The Junior Farmers' Association of Ontario, 35 years old this year, held its annual Provincial Conference recently in Toronto. Representing Huron County are, from the left, 1st row; Ralph Morrison, RR 4 Seaforth, Roger Morrison, RR 4 Seaforth; Deb Armstrong, RR 4 Wingham; Dorothy Van Esbroeck, RR 2 Hensall; Wendy Armstrong, RR 4 Wingham. 2nd row; Larry Plaetzer, RR 1 Auburn; Randy Wilson, RR 4 Seaforth; Bill Armstrong, RR 4 Wingham; Kim Riley, Seaforth; Jim Phelan, 1979 President, Junior Farmers' Association of Ontario; Cliff Hicks, RR 1 Crediton. County council learns proposal for marine display at museum ACCOUNTANT-PUBLIC GERALD L. 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Councillor Tony Bedard said it had been brought to his attention that other municipalities were funding up to 75 percent or a max- imum of $20,000 per farmer. Under the current Hay bylaw for tile drainage loans a maximum of 65 percent is. funded. Reeve Jack Tinney said that to change the percen- tage of loan granted would require the repealing of the bylaw, When there was some dis- cussion about implemen- ting the higher rate some time in 1979 Tinney said you couldn't justify going back only a portion of the year. In reply to a query from Bedard, clerk-treasurer Joan Ducharme said to her knowledge only two municipalities in Ontario had upped the allowable percen- tage midway through the year. Township council had no objections to an application by Gus Gregus for a change in land use designation for property which he owns along Thames Road West in Exeter, Gregus had applied to have the property changed from developmental to general industrial. Deputy- reeve Lloyd Mousseau and councillor Lionel Wilder said they could not see any other use • tr financial accounting' bookkeeping tax preparation 254 Huron East, Exeter 235-0443 Dash wood 237-3303 1 erry - would have to be found. Ray Scotchmer curator of the Pioneer Museum told council. the money could be raised through private donations or perhaps, shares could be sold. Council recommended the property committee obtain more information including whether private donations would be available, the actual cost of completing the project and the recom- mended location of the site. AUCTIONEERS The Times-Advocate has over 18,000 readers. Tell them about the services offered by your business. For information call 235- 733 7 By SHARON DIETZ A proposal to create a Marine Display as part of the Huron County Pioneer Musum was presented to Huron County Council for their reaction at Thursday's meeting. The proposal presented by the Property Comfnittee involves moving the cabin of the Shelter Bay Lake Freighter to an on-shore site-: in the town of Goderich for the purpose of preserving the wheelhouse. The wheelhouse as well as the control room of the ship is probably regarded with a great deal of intrigue by the average citizen and mem- bers of the Goderich Har- bour Committee met with the property committee of county council to discuss the possible joint effort of- ' moving the wheelhouse from,, the boat. The one concern the property committee has in the venture is the financing of the project, said vice- chairman of the property committee, John Tinney, reeve of Hay. The Harbour Committee estimates the removal and relocation of the wheelhouse would cost about $31,000. The major expenses involved are the removal and moving which is estimated to cost $9,500. and material for closing in the deck and labour estimated to be $6,400. It is the intention of the Harbour Committee to have every audible instrument and mechanical navigational aid as part of the display which would further augment the interest that would be generated in such a display. In addition it is the in- tention to include the set of cabins below the wheelhouse otherwise known as the Captain's Office and Quarters as well as the Passengers Quarters, so that many items presently scattered around the Museum could be located in these quarters as an in- teresting and historically informative display. This would further present the opportunity of expanding the collection. The project consisting of removal, transporting, and setting up for display of the wheelhouse and set of cabins for the marine collection at the Museum came about as a result of a &nation from the Goderich Elevator and Transit Company, The project was originally outlined for a Wintario ap- plication which was not approved. Goderich reeve Eileen Palmer said she would support the project on the basis that Goderich is an important port on Lake Huron and nautical artifacts in the town could bebrought together at the wheelhouse to create a marine museum. She said people from the c 6V r(i fk; ?" Time for fitness is time on Your Side. , 111111 PaRnelMVIII Transit Company for storage in the Goderich harbour. Reeve Palmer added, while she could not speak for Goderich Town Council, the town owns land in the har- bour area where the Shelter Bay could be located without the cost to the county. . The proposal • was presented to county council for their reaction which appeared favourable with' the 'freighter. which .is -used the reservation that some by Goderich Elevator and means to finance the project " Ow • ACCOUNTANT-PUBLIC C;. H. WARD & PARTNERS (3/tar/ere(' ,..71-c-ca an to cits 476 Main St., South Exeter, Ontario 235.0120 Resident Partner Manager A.W. Read, C.A. J.S. McNeilly, C.A. Home Telephone Home Telephone 238.8075 235-1734 for the property. Councillor Tony Bedard said he was Concerned about the home located next to the property, but it was pointed out that the property 'owner would receive the same letter as the township. Following county policy, council turned down a re- quest for funds from the town of Essex. Tinney said if the township gave to' the town which suffered much damage as a result of a. gas explosion, the people of the township would be giving twice, as the provincial and federal governments donate to major, disasters. Two other resolutions fail- ed to gain the support from council including a resolu- tion from the regional municipality of Ottawa- Carleton which called for a public eduction program to • aid the public in the un- derstanding of symbolic traffic signs. The other resolutions which failed to make the 'grade came from the city of North York which demanded that Prethier William Davis live up to his election promise of eliminating property taxes for senior citizens. Bedard immediately voic- ed his opposition to the resolution saying it was the younger citizens of the province who would have to make up the tax shortfall. A few councillors noted that the premier has a con- siderable length of time to go before the government must call an eleition. In other husiness,council: Decided to send a letter to (Elmer Johnson saying that council required more infor- mation before his severance application for lots 14 and 15 on concession 13 would be considered, Approved tile drainage loans totaling $8 3,0 0 0 providing the township receives the same allocation from the province as was gained in 1879. Met with the township's lawyer. Approved a tender from Pollard Brothers of Harrow for the supply of calcium chloride at $118.25 per ton. Request more. info. Hay makes. no change C. HARRY RODER, D.C. NORMAN L. RODER, D.C. DOCTORS OF CHIROPRACTIC 84 Panel Lane, STRATHROY Telephone 245.1272 By appointment please county who have such ar- tifacts would also be en- couraged to bring them for display in the collection. "I don't know where you .could establish a marine museum for these kinds of dollars." said Allen, "It could stand'as a memorial to those frpm the county who have participated in ac- tivities on the lake." '"Allen said he has toured DANCE Sponsored by Stephen Minor Hockey Sat., Apr. 5 CREDITON HALL 8:30-I Music by COUNTRY SQUIRES Advance tickets available 228-6248 p. 497 Main Street, Exeter, Ontario 235-0101 227-4455 ACCOUNTANT-PUBLIC NORRIS,'GEE & CO. Chartered Accountants Suite 200, 190 Wortley Road, London, Ontario. 673-1421 J.A. NORRIS C.A. L.D. GEE C.A. S.W. HOMUTH C.A. Gerald A. Webb D.C. 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