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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1980-09-10, Page 13a". Beatingone Paint Exterior Latex. HnIselne, White or Woad. Primer White PRIMER 18345824 PAINT 1835-1104 Made in Canada. PRIMER 18348414 PAINT 1835-615-2 369 11" • NURSING GRAD. Alice Dalrymple, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Dalrymple Exeter, graduated• from Wingham and District Nur- sing Assistant Centre May 16 and received an award for Second Scholastic Achiever. She received her certificate of Registration on4Aug. 26 and is presently working at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don. Crediton start fall By MRS. PETER MARTIN CREDITON Thursday evening the ladies of the Zion United Church Women met in the Sunday School rooms. Devotions were conducted by Gloria Martin and Mary Elder and a film was shown called "Deep Currents Moving" and a documentary on being a Christian in Japan. A Japanese record was played while the ladies assembled. Mrs. Jean Neil had a lovely, Japanese display of things acquired on a holiday Jo Japan. 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FIBERED Root cooly An asbestos fibered coating that .gives new life to flat asphalt and built up roofs. 1.06110n 2033-365-4 Masking Iifur reg. 1670-258-12 price 99C HARDWARE' EXETER 235.2511 BUSINESS GRADUATE --- Mark Chandler, son of Mr: and Mrs. Bill Chandler, Dashwood recently graduated with a Honours Bachelor of Business Ad- ministration Degree from Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo. He= is currently employed, with Rio Afgom, Limited in Toronto. We have made this sugges- tion to the Government and if such a procedure was im- plemented, then relevant in- formation would be available on a first hand basis to senior citizens and they would be spared tile political propoganda which is now emanating from the Ministry, The government will also demonstrate that this program is being put into effect "because Ontario cares". A Provincial incentive grant program has been es- tablished to assist farmers who wish to install ethanol stills of their farm for evaluation, demonstration and trial use of alcohol as a fuel. The, purpose of this pilot program is to evaluate the technology and economics of ethanol production. ApProved projects are eligible for grants of 40% of the Capital costs 'including paid labour to a maximum of $15,000 for an on farm still constructed by an individual farmer and up to $20,000 for a still installed by a small group of farmers on a co- operative basis, The program will be ad- ministered by Ministry of Agriculture and Fpod, Energy Management Resource Centre, which is now being established. General information and in- formation on application procedures are available at local Ministry Offices. Applications should include a description of the process proposed, use of the ethanol and use of by-products. The Occupiers Liability Act and the Trespass to Property Act has now been proclaimed. This neW legislation will increase the protection of landholders from trespass and at the same time encourage rural land owners and occupiers to make portions of their land available for recreation ac- tivities. Pamphlets. booklets and posters as part of the public education campaign toex- plain the new legislation earl be obtained at my Constituency Office. Restricted area zoning orders controlling develop- ment of land in the Township of Goderich and Colbourne have been revoked by Hous- ing Minister Claude Bennett. The Orders were iniposed in 1973; mainly to regulate large scale commercial development on the. periphery of the Town of Goderich. The Province no longer sees a need to be directly involved in con- trolling development in the area. A new telephone access program will be in effect in 'all Ontario constituencies by $eptember 30, 1980. Zenith service will become operative at that time and all.blue pages listings will be on the Bell Canada Informa- tion network. Bell Canada directories for the Province are publish- ed at various stages, throughout the year. My' Constituency Office number will appear in the next edi- tion of each directory cover- ing telephone exchanges which form part of the Huron-Middlesex Constituency, As it may be up to a year before this information appears in the Blue Pages section of the directory covering our area, I am tak- ing this opportunity to ad- vise my constituents of this toll-free service. The Huron-Middlesex Constituency, which I repre- sent, has been assigned Zenith Number ZN14730, Constituents living in telephone exchanges which are long distance to my Constituency Office in Ex- eter, may contact my office by dialing the operator and asking for the zenith number, For those constituents who wish to contact my office this number will become effective September 30. women meetings opened the business portion with prayer. Roll call was taken, 'secretary and treasurers reports read and approved, Leila Finkbeiner gave her report on the two U.G.W. conferences she attended. The theme of Waterloo -,Conference was "Called to Become Daughters of God." Free in Christ: A ministering People, "The conference began June 20 to ' 22. At the one day school at Alma. Leila joined 210 other women the theme being "Come Praise the Lord." for His goodness His greatness, His love, for the Beauty of Alma. Rev. Murray Barnette was brought back by popular request as Bible Study leader with Mrs. Anne Eagelson being the theme speaker. Leila joined 210 other women the theme being "Come Praise the Lord." for His goodness His greatness, His love, for the Beauty of Alma, Rev. Murray Barnette was brought back by popular request as Bible Study leader with Mrs. Anne Eaglson being the theme speaker. Ab Furtney was song leader and music director. Vespers were conducted in the amphitheatre at 7:00 p.m, Mary Elder gave a short report on Camp Bimini Day. The regional meeting will be held at Greenway on October 15. Lunch was served by Velma Russell, Clara Ratz and Mary Kenney. Personals Rev. and Mrs. Brian Elder and Robert and Mrs. Leila • Finkbeiner visited on Sun- day with Lavina Finkbeiner in Hensall then Rev, Elder conducted the service at the Bluewater Resthome. Mrs. Mildred Cora of Dearborn 'Michigan visited this past week with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fahner, Mrs. Cora and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fahner, Mrs. Cora and Mr. and Mrs. Fahner spent the weekend at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Finnen in Southampton. Mrs. Margert Bowers and Mrs. Barb Hillis Petrolia visited holiday Monday with Mrs. Bowers son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowers. Mrs. Iifllis also visited with Mrs. Shirley MacDonald. Miss Ella Morlock, Ailsa Craig visited with friends and former neighbours here, Tuesday, Carmen Schlenker, Kit- chener and Rev. and Mrs. Armin Schlenker attended the 100th Anniversary of Salem Evangelical Church at Augsburg, Ontario (near Killaloe) over Labour day weekend. While in the Kit- chener area they visited with their families. Crediton Club one held their first 4-II meeting Saturday morning at the home of Anne Dearing. The girls cooked and sampled a chinese recipe. Twelve girls are enrolled in this club uner the leadership of Anne bearing and Mary Elder. „--v'v'X*T-7.f• Much confusion 15 Our reW price 5,59 2063001-24 Wealherahleld Bleck Top Drivay Crack Filler Re'palie creaks In II oz. tube ... Bn 155 Mad, pavemeela Tana 3/4"x .180 ft. • , By JACK R I Dogu. MP P Huron-Middlesex Judging from the number of, 'enquiries at my Constituency Office it is ap-parent that the implementa- tion,of the new Ontario Tax Grants for Seniors Program, has paused considerable con- fusion for senior citizens and I understand this' is widespread across Ontario. We welcome these en- quiries and we are only too pleased to render assistance as Lean well understand the confusion even though the Ministry has attempted to inform the potential recipients of the details of the Program through the dis- tribution of ,pamphlets and other explanatory material. Instead of spending thousands of dollars on elec- tion campaign-like material, designed to give the govern- ment credit, it would • be far more advantageous to allocate funds for seminars to be conducted by Ministry of Revenue employees at such places as Senior Citizens Drop-In Centres, Ontario Housing Senior Citizen Complexes and other locations where a significant number of applicants might congregate. AwLiAti,allty avvi. iwi,