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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1986-09-24, Page 31• Tuckersmith ordoirs trees Vaaas#rc wetter rales take jump Homeowners in Vanastra will face a 6.67 percent increase in water rates starting November 1 when the ('lin- ton Public Utilities Commission, which supplies the water to Vanastra. increases its rates. Presently. Vanastra residents pay 90 cents per thousand gallons and on the Iirst of November they will start paying 96 cents per thousand gallons. On an average, Clerk-treasufer Jack McLachlan said, Vanastra uses one and a half million gallons per month. The ministry of environment has announced• it will drop a special rabies vaccine for foxes to help pre- vent the spread of rabies in the township which is rather severe in Huron County and other counties in Ontario this year. The Ausable-Bayfield Conservation Authority has offered the township sugar maples or Norway maples this fall. The township will order 50 to plant along the road allowances and any ratepayer wanting some planted at the front of the property where they live is invited to phone the township office 482-95Z3 to request some to be planted by the township. The township will order a new nine - CENTER OF ATTENTION tentiori when some pets kindergarten class. Rocky the parrot was the center of at - were brought to the St. Boniface e'4 ,P"'"`411\ • TONTO WAS HERE Casey and Cassandra O'Brien appeared as the Lone Ranger and Tonto in Saturday's Exeter Fair P9rade.T-A photo LIVING WITH ARTHRITIS A PUBLIC ED(JCATiON PROGRAM SPONSORED BY THE ARTHRITIS SOCIETY ROBARTS SCHOOL LONDON, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, OCTOBER, 8, 15, 22, 29 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. $10 per person /$20 per family ' TOPICS • Arthritis types, treatments • Benefits of proper exercise • Doing activities with less pain • Coping- with arthritis psychologically, socially • Diet, nutrition, quackery, and their effects • Medications and what they do To register, call the Arthritis Society London, 679-1210 The Arthritis Society 356 Oxford Street, London, Ontario (519) 679-1210 THE AR11W1S Selfrr 1v foot one way snow plow from Cham- pion Road Machinery at Goderich at a cost of $3,600. Council will tender for a new hall - ton truck, replacing the present truck. Court of Revision was held on the Carte Drainage Works and as no ap- peals were heard the drain was ap- proved. Tenders for the work on the drain were opened and that of Kay - Line of Clinton was accepted. Work will start in October and completed before the end of November. Huss Archer of Vanastra attended the council session to ask for site drawing on a building he was in- terested in. Council said it does not have any of these drawings and sug- gested the Ministry of Nation Defence would have these on buildings built when the Defence Department own- ed the site. Council will request the drawings wanted. The Van Egmond Foundation has SS board offers religious courses The high school religion courses, will be held again this year by the Huron -Perth County Homan Catholic Separate School Board. The course at St. Mary's School in Goderich will start at 6:10 to 9:30 p.m on September 2:3 and St. James School in Seaforth on September 24. The decision for each course time and location was made on the basis of the needs of the participants in each area reported Principal .foe MacDonald. The Grade ten course will" be of- fered in Seaforth and 'Zurich and the Grade nine course in Goderich. These religion courses are worth the full credit. if successf':Ily passed . by the pupil. The board will accept an invitation from Perth County Council to have an exhibit at the 1988 international Plow- ing Match to he held in Perth. The board decided on a 10' x 10' display booth in one of three tents to be rented by the County Exhibit Committee for the use of exhibitors. 1l was suggested the cost may be $2 per square loot. The board approved an administra tion recommendation that the Huron County Archives he appointed keepers of the records of the separate schools and the boards in Huron Coun- ty up to 1969. The Huron archives are presently located at 66 Waterloo St. S. in Goderich. Records to be st(red in, elude the boards' minutes of meetings, the schools' attendance rrrnrds: • Considerable time was spent at the meeting while trustees learned all* about speech and language. speech pathologists and speech correctionists and the board's responsibility in the area of speech and language. Explaining that speech pathology (treatment ) is often the responsibili- Zurich clerk quits post Sharon Baker handed her resigna- tion as clerk -treasurer of the village of Zurich to Reeve Bob Fisher ol, September 16. The resignation is el- fective October 17. Fisher said Baker told him she was resigning for personal reasons. and would not consider changing' her mind. The vacancy has been advertised Applications will be accepted at the municipal office until 5:00 p.rn. on September 29. Personal interviews oI candidates for the clerk's position will begin October 2. ty of the Ministry of Health and ad- ministered by speech therapists or pathologists while speech correction and remediation is carried out by speech and language teachers and is the responsibility of the school board. The above ere suggested divisions to serve as a general guideline for local use by the Ministry of Education. the Ministry of Health and toe Ministry ul' Community and Social Services. to school boards to create sharing ar- rangements for the provision of speech and language programs for school -aged children. The two superintendents of educa- tion, John McCauley and Gaetan Blanchette, both explained that these areas are not clear cut and a decision has to he made to determine whether it is an education problem or a health problem. A speech pathologist usually assesses children who have been referred by the'school principal with parental approval and will assist in the provision of speech and language services in the system and maintain a caseload in a family of schools. Mr. McCauley said it is ideal to have one pathologist and two speech and language correction resource teachers in the lluron-Perth system. The decision was made by the board to hire a speech pathologist again this year if one is available. The board is concerned about soft drinks with some alcoholic content sold in grocery stores. which anyone can buy, young or old. The hoard will express its displeasure. The next meeting is October 14. requested council to apply for a grant for money for brick work to be done on the home. Council has been notified that the Hydro Inspection Branch has been moved to Stratford from Vanastra. 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