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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-01-18, Page 1616 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, January 10, 1995 Social assistance numbers decline The number of people requiring social assistance in Huron County is down resulting in a substantial saving for taxpayers, Seaforth Reeve William Benneu, who is the town's representative on County Council, reported to the regular meeting of Seaforth Council. Since a new system got into gear last August, 64 people have been placed in jobs who, if they had stayed on welfare would have cost provincial DAVID SCOTT PITOTO BIG SAVE - The Seaforth Tyke goalie, Mark Wilbee, sprawled out for a save against Zurich during a Tyke Tournament at Stephen Township Arena recently. Unfortunately, Seaforth lost the game 7-3. St. James Bowlers Record Excellent Scores BY GEORGE LOVE Many excellent scores were recorded by St. James Bowling on Monday, Jan. 9 at Starlight Lanes. Alf games were very even starting with the Doves nipping the first place Jays 4-3. Jack Ryan led the Doves with 319- 698, Don Nolan 260-577, and Pat Ryan 204-502. Murray Bennewies paced the Jays with 305,275.361-941 and Martin Andreassi 254-617. The Emus also came out with a 4-3 win over the second place Partridges. Leading the Emus were Mark Higenell 248, 203- 631, and Gord Murray 208,220- 590. Top bowlers for the Par- tridges were Janice Morris 322- 669 and Connie Marion 212- 551. In the third game of the night,. it was the Eagles over the Loons 5-2. George Love led the Eagles with 203,248-648, Karen Hoegy 268-563. High scores for the Loons were recorded by Bob Dinsmore 229-237-620, Martin Van Bake! 218-573, Kevin Johnston 252-557 and Johanna Goodman 200-515. Team standings: Jays - 70; Partridges - 61; Loons - 57; Doves - 51; Eagles - 50; Emus - 47. Dearing brothers in goaltending duel in broomball continued from pg. 9 The `Brothers' battle the goal tending squad, as Rob and Steve Dearing are both goalies but on opposite teams. Unfortunately, the Royals had problems buying a goal as nothing got by the Rustler's goalie `Steve' the 'Wild Man'! Yes! this is the `real' Red Rustlers who have a win as goals were accumu- lated by Don King, Art Vecnstra, and swinging Dave Vannestc, a kccn pass from Andrew Kaastra. I'm not sure which 'brother' had to buy the first round for the win or the loss but they arc both 'great goalies'. MEN'S BROOMBALL January 5, 1995 GRADS 12 - RAIDERS 1 The Raiders have a minute to go in the second last half of play when `smiley' dives across the Ice swings and drills the ball into the net wow! What a super goal - great pass by Verne Gervais. Our Grads seem to have a bit of a lead on goals for a win - as goals were chalked up by Mac O'Neill, Martin Wynja, Tony Van Den Hcuvel and Jerry Burtch, a few passes by Chris Gories, Gary Ver Hoog and Al Wynja. EASY RIDERS 2 (`RAIDERS') KNIGHTS 1 What, the Raiders are playing a second game and win this one. Oh ! I guess that's just their shirts running around out there and look- ing pretty nifty as goals are being scored by Ed Van Miltenburg (sweater number better known as Adrian Brasher). Second goal for Raiders - 'OH' I mean Riders' #9 Darrel Eckert (also known as Dave Hulley, for the Raiders). Quick passes by Riders Rob McGregor, Jerry Zwep and Gary Souch (The real Raiders were great sports to lend their sweaters) Say Thank you "Riders" Hey! Eddy how's the noise? Are you supporting a 'shiner' now! Great game by both teams. r. and county taxpayers roughly S7,000 each; resulting in estimated savings of $448,000, the Reeve's figures show. He later elaborated there were 549 people in the county on social assistance, last October, compared to 624 at the same time a year previous, out of a total population of roughly 58,000. Huron ranks near the bottom of the provincial list when it comes to welfare recipients as a percentage of population. The province picks up 80 per cent of the tab for social assistance, with the county paying for the other 20 per cent. *** Shovelling snow back on to cleared Seaforth roads is a "no no". The Seaforth Transportation and Environment Committee directed Superintendent John Forrest to place an advertisement reminding residents of an existing bylaw regarding this which provides for fines of up to 52,000. The superintendent reported shovelling snow or ice back on cleared sidewalks, boulevards or roadways can interfere with traffic. Seaforth Council approved for payment a final invoice of $2,947, on the recommendation of the Seaforth Local Architecture Conservation Advisory Committee, for summer painting at Lome Villa at 92 Goderich St. W. LACAC secretary Cathy Garrick noted that since the town only received 98 per cent of the grant Ironies applied for, the applicants would only be receiving 98 per cern of eligible grant money. *** At its regular meeting Jan. 10 Seaforth Council approved the appointments of Ralph Smith, representing Tuckersmith Township, and Seaforth representatives Tom Shannon, James Sloan and Jack Turnbull to a steering committee that will deal with infrastructure grant restoration and renovations to the Seaforth Library. Seaforth's Local Architecture Conservation Advisory Committee has also expressed an interest and will be represented on the steering committee. Part of Seaforth Bylaw No. 26 has been repealed and substituted with : "when approved signs are on display at the entrance to Town, no person shall park any vehicle on any street in the Town of Seaforth between the hours of 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. from Nov. 1 to April 15, inclusive, in any given year.... ( and Schedule 8) all streets, both sides, from Nov. 1 to April 15 inclusive, 2 to 6 a.m." Hullett Township Council accepts tree top tender Hullett Council accepted the tender of $400 from John and Janet Haak for the tree tops on Pi. Lot 13, Conc. 2. WINTER BEST BUY! Your John Dove circle of Excelance Dealer JOHN DEERE TRS32 32'-1OHP SNOWBLOWER $70 00 SAVE • WHILE STOCK LASTS' 1 5 MILES NORTH OF MITCHELL County Rd. 11 - Bornholm [347-2251 START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT WITH NEW NAVE Top Quality Tressa Perms Re'),. 548.b8 N'32 Tent, '3 2.0° Hair Cuts Reg. $8.56 ,,,,, $6.85 Call Cindy to make your appointment at 345-2228 Dublin 'Sale prices end Feb. 1, 1995 There's Only One Way To Hold Your Interest After The Holidays... LIMT ENDED! E� - FINANCING FOR A FULL 48 MONTHS ON ALL '94 CARS & SELECTED '94 TRUCKS Choose from our entire line of new '94 cars everything from Aspires to Lincolns! Choose from these new '94 trucks and vans! • Aerostar • Bronco • Econoline • Selected F -Series • Selected Ranger 4.9% vs. 11.5% BANK FINANCING — 48 MONTHS YOUR SAVINGS! $2,224 $2,965 $3,708 $5,238 Amount Financed 515,000 520,000 525,000 535,000 Cost of Borrowing at 4.9% over 48 months* Cost of Borrowing at 11.5% over 48 months 51,560 53,784 52,080 55,045 52,600 56,308 53,592 S8,830 i Okay... Maybe There Are Two Ways. ft**NO LIM T FINANCING FOR A FULL 48 MONTHS ON SELECTED '95 CARS & TRUCKS Choose from '95 Aerostar, '95 Cougar, '95 Escort, Selected '95 F -Series, Selected '95 Ranger, '95 Sable, '95 Taurus, and '95 Thunderbird! .. A). "1 isms 4111 <- A MIL HURRY... LIMITED TIME ONLY! SEE YOUR LOCAL FORD & MERCURY DEALERS THE ULTIMATE OFFER! •Financing offer cangw be combined with any other offers 4.9% ((naming offer available on all new 1994 modes wept for (xplorer. l -fares (fup,rCraw Cab), Ranger (4 Cyt.) and Villager fee a laeNnrrm M months on approved credit. 4.9 f 15,000 financed at 4 9% per annum egws S34S.00 per month for 44 months Cost of borrowing is 11.56000. Total amount to be repaid 11111.360. Down payrMM may b, required. Offer available en new retail purchases from dealer inventory Only. lknked quantities avaMabfe. 'Represents she total of theft mc.ithly interest payments • •Financing offer cannot be combined with any other offers 6.9% financing offer available on 1995 Aerostar, Calmar, Escort C•Series Dlegutar and Chassis cab), Ranger (4 Cyt.), Sable, Taurus, and Tlwnderbitd for a maelmurn 44 months on approved credit 4.9 310.000 financed at 6.9% per annum equals 313900 per month for 48 months Cost of borrowing is 31471.00. Total amount to be repeld is 611,471. Down payment may be required. offer available ors hew retell purchases from dealer Inventory only. See dealer for details. ontedo fMDA. P O floc 7000, Oaav,lle. Ontario l61 SUS I ter t __---_--,---_ ___�_ _- - -----_ --- 1