HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1992-10-28, Page 30Page 30 Times -Advocate, October 2t3, 1992
Referendum
views At left, Return
ing Office workers chart the
results of Huron -Bruce's 204
pons on the back wall of the
_littaftwil Orange Hall Monday
evening. Results, municipali-
ty, by municipality are printed
fit Wit.
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ith Wien Otttl/et Nish
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Atru/ visited the Exeter villa
'Thursday morning to provide
a Web, discussion Of the Con-
stitution Referendum tasues.
The Students alto presented
they debate to the School lat-
er that day. From left ere stu-
dents Mindy Bell, Mary Anne
Oke, Sarah Patterson, Craig
Redick, Marin Coolman, Chris
Nei!, Stephanie Cook, Carrie
Ducharme, Laura Hardeman,
Jodi Soldan, and Mikala Mac-
Dougall.
NISA
deposits up
OTTAWA - The number of
farmers depositing funds into their
Net Income Stabilization (NISA)
accounts is about five times higher
than last year, federal agriculture
minister Bill McKnight announced
Thursday.
For the current 1991 program,
about 64,000 producers have made
deposits in their MSA accounts,
compared to about 11,500 produc-
ers for the 1990 program. There
are two ways producers enrol in
NISA -- by depositing money into
their accounts, as the 64,000 pro-
ducers have for 1991, or by paying
an administration fee and not mak-
ing any deposit.
Combined, approximately
134,0(X) producers have enroled
for 1991. compared to 165,0(X)
producers for the 1990 program.
"While last year most producers
had to participate in NISA to re-
ceive benefits under a special as-
sistance program, this yearproduc-
ers have continued to enrol in
NISA without the same level of in-
centive." McKnight said.
N1SA allows farmers to make
deposits to individual accounts in
higher income years for use in
years with low returns. Producer
deposits of up to two percent of el-
igible net sales are matched by
governments.
Quiet week
for town
police
EXETER - The town police re-
port that last week passed rather
quietly. In addition to some minor
investigations, police investigated a
minor accident at the intersection
of Main and Huron Streets on Fri-
day morning, involving two drivers
from London.
Since this season marks the flight
of the "snowbirds" for warmer
climes, police arc advising Exeter
seniors to ask their neighbours to
keep an eye on their vacant proper-
ties while they.erre away. Anything
suspicious should be reported to
police right away.
Crediton
CREDITON - Meetings for the
Explorer and C.G.I.T. groups of
Crediton United Church continue
next Tuesday afternoon, November
3 after school in the Sunday School
rooms. Leaders are Irene Haugh
and Georgina Grotentraast.
The youth group will meet at the
church next Sunday evening at 7.30
p.m.
Choir practice this week is sched-
uled for tonight, Wednesday at 8
p.m.
Sunday School sessions are being
held every Sunday morning at 11
a.m. immediately following morn-
ing worship service. Any young-
Mers wishing to attend will be more
then Ivaicamed. Harry Schroeder is
mammintendent.
A .apodal .ciathing.drive is now
on and anyone with good used
.clothing ia.asked to boring articles in
and deposit .thorn in the westerly
eeaanoe to the cbtench.
Rev. gam .Darling of Bayfold
was .Ihe swath aisdami at Gtediton
Uniled Mach, ich, Sunday *eating.
A.aaaatat at iion:a the -VsfY. Put,
Wet CON= veiled Cloth oaok
book hes *leo phased. Aoponc
asoiact
Norma-liabser at 2344218 or Nola
Swam 237-3425.
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Referendum results
for Huron-8rue*
Moniolpality
Southampton
Saugeen
Port Elgin
Bruce
Tiverton
Kincardine Twp.
Kincardine
Paisley
Greenock
Huron
Ripley
Kinloss
Lucknow
Culross
Teeswater
Ashfield
W. Wawanosh
E. Wawanosh
Wingham
Tumberry
Howick
Moms
Brussels
Grey
Colborne
Goderich
Goderich Twp.
Clinton
Hulleu
Blyth
McKillop
Bayfield
Stanley
Tuckersm ith
Seaforth
Hay
Zurich
Hensall
Stephen
Exeter
Usbome
Mobiles
Advance
TOTALS
roesp�e Turseot: 74%
1 ees No Rej. 1
6
10mNig
861 799 73
415 405 70
1816 1505 73
339 399 3 71
179 248 0 75
720 705 3 74
1608 1529 10 70
250 320 ' 3 74
373 409 0 67
762 764 8 75
174 169 1 76
280 275 0 69
283 281 3 63
341 371 2 68
236 304 0 68
435 371 3 71
286 250 1 61
251 278 1 74
736 654 4 69
328 377 4 63
721 740 3 65
400 369 1 68
298 275 1 72
426 399 1
535 518 3
2092 1611 17
658 610 8
941 667 3
448 404 6
237 250 0
344 244 0
285 216 1
460 332 4
627 705 6
557 539 6
572 489 7
284 178 2
265 277 1
1000 1027 12
1268 914 11
430 294 1
94 51 13
1427 1206 4
25042 22728 172
%
Yes -No
52 48
50 49
55 45
46 54
42 58
50 49
51 49
44 -- 56
48 52
50 50
51 49
50 50
50 50
48 52
44 56
54 46
53 47
47 52
53 47
46 53
49 51
52 48
52 48
68 52 48
70 51 49
70 56 43
69 52 48
72 58 41
73 52 47
71 49 51
65 59 41
79 57 43
69 58 42
63 47 53
71 51 49
75 54 46
76 61 38
72 49 51
68 49 50
70 58 42
67 59 41
152 225 141
54 46
74 S2 47
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