Times Advocate, 1984-08-15, Page 18Pog• 18 TImes-Advocate, August 15, 1981
Tuckersmith taxes increase
Tuckersmith Township
council approved its 1984
budget of $2,114,838, up 5580
over the actual expenditures
made in 1983. •
A public school supporter in
the township with an average
assessment of $3,000, farm
and residential, with no urban
service charges, will this year
pay taxes of $693, up $50 over
1983. A separate school sup-
porter with the same assess-
ment will pay taxes of 5691, up
$45 over 1983.
Expenditures in 1984 in-
clude the County of Huron
levy of $183,080, up from
5167,522 in 1983. The Huron
County elementary school
levy is set at $257,445, up from
Buck &
Doe
Dianne Consitt
and
Dale Peck
Sat., Aug. 18
For information
262-5432
last year's levy of 1238,763;
and secondary school levy of
$247,277, up from 5232,780;
and the Huron -Perth County
Roman Catholic Separate
School Board levy of $46,990,
up from $43,710 in 1983.
Other expenditures in 1984
(with 1983 in brackets) are:
general government $141,000
($90,652); protection to per-
sons and property, 560,888
($87,178); roads 5392,800
($445,217); sanitation and
waste removal $66,349
($40,103); day care at
Vanastra, $124,344 ($117,157);
recreation and community
services, $187,655 ($85,040);
building inspector, $6,053
($5,689); financial charges
such as bank charges, debt
charges and taxes written off,
$230,457 ($277,885) ; Egmond-
ville water, $5,500 ($4,399);
Brucefield water $5,000
($4,476); Vanastra water
$160,000 ($164,686).
Tuckersmith Council ended
1983 with asurplus of $7,000,
compared to a deficit of
$60,000 in 1982, which was
picked up during 1983.
Last month Tuckersmith
received an unconditional
grant of $132,000 as requested
by council on unusual cir-
cumstances because of un-
paid taxes on ten tax registra-
tion properties at Vanastra,
including the large red brick
building, the former radar
school and some apartment
TEXTILE
Manufacturing Company
Opening Plant
in This Area
Seeking individuals for positions
in sewing, cutting and auxiliary
areas.
Experienced and people willing
to learn.
Positions also available for
foreman, sewing supervisors,
machine mechanics and office
clerical positions.
Contact 519-563-2722 for further
information.
buildings. The grant covers
water and sewage levies as
well.
A research centre to study
the effects of hydroponics and
artificial lighting is to locate
this fall at Vanastra. Mike
Robertson of Pure Greens
Ltd. of London has purchased
a vacant three-storey apart-
ment building on Lot 198,
Registered Plan 131 for the
research centre. Council will
advertise its intentions to pass
a bylaw changing the proper-
ty from high density residen-
tial to restricted industrial
subject to approval of Huron
County Council.
Lettuce is to be grown in the
third storey of the building
which will have an air -
inflated polyethylene bubble
replacing part of the roof.
Robertson stated that he is
hoping to have over a thou-
sand lettuce a week coming
out of the building by
November 1.
Gold quill
to McLean
Service in the community
weekly newspaper industry
extending over 50 years was
recognized when the Cana-
dian Community Newspaper
Association presented An-
drew Y. McLean of Seaforth
with the association's Gold
Quill award.
The presentation was made
at the annual CCNA conven-
tion held in Penticton, B.C.
last week. Over 400 represen-
tatives of community
newspapers from across
Canada attended.
McLean was publisher of
The Huron Expositor until the
sale of the paper to Signal
Star Publishing Ltd. of
Goderich two years ago. He
had been associated with the
paper since finishing school in
1931.
In making the presentation,
William Pratt of the Tillson-
burg News and CCNA ex-
ecutive committee chairman,
referred to McLean's long ac-
tivity in the community in-
volving politics, the hospital
and Lions Park. He recalled
that he was a past president
and honorary life member of
the CCNA and that he had
been made a member of the
Order of the British Empire.
RENTAL
VEHICLES WANTED
Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned until
3:00 p.m., Thursday, September 6, 1904, for three vehicles
for the Huron County Health Unit.
Particulars and specifications will be provided on request.
Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted.
B.G. Hanly, Clerk -Treasurer & Administrator
County of Huron, Court House Square,
Goderlch, Ont. N7A 1M2 319-3244394
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Reeve Robert Bell
presented Allan Nicholson,
Road Superintendent, with a
certificate and seal for com-
pletion of the Effective
Management Course at the
Anderson Road School at
Guelph during a three-day
school last May. Nicholson
has completed 14 courses at
University of Guelph during
the past years.
Reeve Robert Bell
presented the township pla-
que to Bonnie Turner of RR 4
Seaforth; the young
Tuckersmith student at Cen-
tral Huron Secondary School
at Clinton who won the Domi-
nion essay contest sponsored
by the Royal Canadian Legion
this year.
Council gave first reading
to a bylaw to designate the
stone posts and gates at Lane
E. at Vanastra as of architec-
tural and historical value.
The entrance is to be restored
at an estimated cost of $2,000
with a grant from the Ontario
Heritage Foundation to help
cover costs. This is the former
entrance to the Canadian
Forces Base at Vanastra,
however this entrance is clos-
ed as it is deemed to be on a
dangerous hill traffic -wise.
Two requests for tile
drainage loans were approv-
ed for a total of $19,900.
Passed for. payment were
the following accounts: Day
Care at Vanastra, $5,308.40;
Vanastra recreation centre.
$12,597.24; roads, $44,206.90;
and general accounts
$75,625.22 for a total of
$137,737.76.
The meeting was adjourned
at midnight.
Pitch -In
The South Huron
Rec Centre
presents
"The Pepsi Rock
Video Party"
Friday, August 24th
7:30 - 10:30 p.m.
Rec Centre Arena Floor
Admission $2.00
Three hours of rock videos
Lots of prizes
T -Shirts, slow sticks,
panasonic stereo head phones.
„Don't miss it!!'"
Advance tickets available at the Rec Centre
sandeus
on -the -beach
Dining Lounge & Tavern—Grand Bend
OPEN DAILY
New Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Menu Champagne Sunday Breakfast
Largest
patio
on
Lake Huron
with Happy Hour
5 to 7 p.m.
Specials Mon. - Thurs.
Enter our next
theatre draw
Reservations 230-2251
Grand Bend
BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
169 Beech St.-CLINTON
BOX OFFICE OPENS B PM
FIRST SHOW AT DUSK
NOW PLAYING 'TILL THURSDAY. AUG. 16
STARTS FRIDAY AUGUST 17 TILL
THURSDAY AUG. 23 -CLOSED MONDAY
"The most
imaginative
movie
since 'E.T
GREMLI N.S
Party
for
Joanne
Cunningham
and
Dave Walzack
Sat., Aug. 25
For more
information call
227-4665 or
284-2411
Happy 33rd
Dave
Congratulations
Mom & Dad on
your 25th
Love your children
Angela, Wilfred,
Eileen & Jeff
Shillelagh Motor Hotel
The Entertainment Place
Show dancer Mon. to Sat.
Light and Easy Band Fri. and Sat.
Try our new dance floor
Budget motel, meeting and banquet
rooms.
We cater to weddings, anniversaries
Daily restaurant specials.
Take our now open
20 min. north on Richmond Street in
Lucan 227-1036
FISHERMAN'S COVE
RESTAURANT
Specializing in fresh fish dinners
train our boat to your table
Open 7 days a week
63 River Road, Grand Bend
Eat in or take out
238-2025
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SEAFORTH
APPEARING
THIS WEEKEND
'THE WEB"
IN CONCERT
WED., AUG. 22
DAVID
WILCOX
TICKETS $5.00 NOW ON SALE
WED., AUG. 29
MIKE MANDELL
PCO
BACKWARDS BOB
TICKETS $3.50
NOW ON SALE
Bingo
Lucan Arena
Wednesday, August 15
Doors open - 7:15 p.m
Early bird - 7:55 p.m.
Regular games, share the wealth. standup
bonanza
Jackpot
$1600
55 calls
Air conditioned
Proceeds for Arena
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Aug. 14 - Aug. 18
Buddy Carlton Band
Aug. 21 - 25
Aug. 28 - Sept. 1
Rick Powell Band
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Make your plans now to attend
Baseball Bash '84
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Presented by
Exeter Men's Rec.
Fastball
With
Mitch Ryder
and the
Detroit Wheels
1/3teSat., Aug. 18
South Huron Rec
Centre, Exeter
Tickets 510 advance
512.00 at the door
Proceeds for community betterment
Hay Township Recreation
is sponsoring a
MYSTERY BINGO
Every other Thursday
Next bingo
Thursday, Aug. 23
(Ice Surface)
Zurich Community Centre
Jackpot: $500, must go
• 4 flash games Bonanza Prize
• 1 early bird
Now over 51100
• 10 regular games in 37 calls during this
• 1 mystery prize bingo
OVER $1500 in cash prizes
Bring your dabbers
Doors open at 6:45 p.m. Bingo starts of 7:45 p -m.
ALL PROCEEDS for "NEW" BALL DIAMOND •
No one under 16 allowed to play
Two more good reasons to
dine at Three AAA See
Sunda Brunch
Now served -Avery Sunday from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Adults Children
'4.50 $3.75
Nightly Smorgasbord
Mon. - Thurs Fri. - Sat. Sunday
$5595 $698 $795
Plus Full Menu
Three AAA See
Restaurant
Hwy. 4 & 83 Exeter 235-2949
Fully licenced
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0. HURON PARK 228-6733 i
proudly presents i
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Canadian Country Artists
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The Marie $ottrell Show I
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For "One Night Only"
Thurs., Aug. 23
9 p.m. - 1 a.m. All tickets
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