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We had a very busy and
rewarding week -end when
the Blue Water Rest Home
Apartments for seniors were
officially opened on Sunday
afternoon.
A large number of people
from the surrounding area
were present along with the
dignataries from our local
municipal offices, as well as
the provincial and federal
governments; also John A.
Doherty the program officer
from Canada Mortgage and
Housing Corporation; the
architect, Victor Marsh of
Marsh Associates, and Dave
Grant, contractor, Tonda
Construction.
We also wish to say thank
you to Lewis Boahart,
masterof ceremonies; the
members of the Z urich.
choir :. Ron Heimrich,
soloist; Dorothy Steckle;
director and Grace Martin,
accompanist; and to the
local clergy for their, part in
the dedication ceremonies.
The members of ladies
auxiliary were on hand to
serve coffee and refresh-
ments to all the guests, as
they so often are, and this
was very much appreciated.
Glliiipses
We are indeed grateful to all
who played a part in making
the afternoon so successful.
Since all the apartments
have been occupied since
their completion, it was not
possible for us to have an
open house as we did not
wish to infringe upon the
privacy of the residents of
the apartments. However,
through the courtesy of some
of the residents; some of the
visitors did see the apart -
'tents.
Last Wednesday evening,
the ladies off Grand Bend
Catholic church sponsored
the April birthday party. The
residents enjoyed the
musical programme as well
as the delicious birthday
cake and ice cream which
waS served.
Residents having bir-
thdays during the month of
April were Mrs. Martha
Miller, Mr. Wellington Riehl,
Mrs. Alice Thompson, Mrs.
Eva :Thompson and , Mrs.
Myrtle Woodford. Birthday
gifts, courtesy of the ladies
auxiliary were presented.
The annual Mothers Day
Tea and bake sale will be
held on Saturday, May 9 in
the dining room from 2 to 4
p.m. We hope you will find
your way Clear to attend.
The Sunday evening
chapel service was con-
ducted ; by Mr. Lloyd
Morgan. Mrs. Pearl Ann
Martin played the accordion
and accompanied the trio
Doreen and Earl Oesch and
Miss Mary Lou Erb. Mrs.
Martin also presided at the
organ during the service.
Baptism at
Dashwood
Jennifer Margaret, and
Melissa Evelyn, daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Miller
were baptized in Zion
Lutheran Church Sunday
May 3 by Rev. M. Mellecke.
Sponsors were Joseph and
Margaret Dumigan and Ron
and Judy Dougall.
Dashwood
Mrs. Irvin Rader
Senior citizens from
Dashwood attended the zone
rally at Vanastra April 28..
Please note: the next
meeting of Dashwood
Seniors will be Tuesday May
19.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Rader
were Sunday , visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller
and girls, Zion.
Mrs. Karen Pedersen has
returned home after spen-
ding the winter months in
California with her
daughters Karen and Martha
and families.
Mrs. Flossie Willert has
returned home -from South
Huron hospital, Exeter.
from
Continued DIT R' REPORT
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7. CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS
The Township of Hay and the Township of Stephen have entered into a water Ser-
vice Agreement with the Ministry of the Environment for the Dashwood Water
Work System, Project No. 5-0265. The Date of Substantial Completion was May
31, 1980 from which date the twelve-month maintenance period became effective.
The Commencement Date for the Project was July, 1980 a notified by the Ministry
of Environment.
Dashwood water system frontage and connection charges are recoverable from
landowners annually and payable to the Province of Ontario 1981-2019 annually in
the amount of $2,006
$2. 006
The percentage of tax arrears from 1980 is 5.7% of the current levy, the lowest in
arrears since 1968.
Statement of Continuity and
Analysis of Year End Position
for the year ended December 31, 1980
Available at the beginning of the year for
future municipal purposes
Revenue
Contributions from the revenue fund
Contributions from developers
Ontario Home Renewal Plan grants
Interest earned
•
Expenditure •
Transfers to the capital fund
Transfers to the revenue fund
Planning and development
residential development
Direct charges for administration
Available at the year end for future
municipal purposes
Reserves
for working capital
for construction of steps
Reserve funds
Parklands - Subdividers' contributions
Ontario Home Renewal Plan
1980
Actual
$
193,161
8,000
40,000
4,056
52.056
4,800
1,829
6,629
238,588
1980
Actual
125,000
109
125.109
7,649
• 105,830
113,479
Year end position of reserves
and reserve funds
Itemized Statement of Remuneration and Expenses Paid to Councillors
Per Special • Meal
Name Diem Meetings Mileage Allow
Jack Tanney 1802.35 2525.00 38.00 266.15
Lloyd Mousseau 1346.58 1600.00 106.75 120.00
Lionel Wilder 1254.06 1785.00 139.75 146.00
Tony Bedard 1250.00 1620.00 107.25 150.00
Dick Rau 1250.00 1495.00 120.00
Gerald Shantz 192.30 35.00
7095.29 9060.00 391.75 802.15
Total Remuneration $16,155.29 Total Expenses $2658.90
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238,588
Conv.
Acc.Registration
357.00 287.00
150.00 70.00
207.00 • 12.00
150.00 70.00
150.00 12.00
1014.00 451.00
Citizens News, May 7, .1981
• Page 11
STARLITES WIN - The Starlites from Dashwood won the Zurich ladies bowling league
championship. Back, left, Diane Becker Elaine Datars, Pauline Miller and Sheila Miller.
Front, Pat Schroeder; Sharon Brokenshire., Donna Hoffman and Shirley Kipfer T -A photo
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Personals
Funeral service for the.
late Lorne Genttner was
held Thursday April 29 in
Zion Lutheran church. Pall
bearers. were Hugh and Roy
Morenz, Bob and George
Maier, Ron Fritzley and Bev
Genttner.
Flowers in the church Sun-
day were placed by the fami-
ly in loving memory. There
were also flowers from the
Salmon family.
New MOH
appointed
Dr. Harry Cieslar, M.D. of
Goderich has been appointed
acting Medical Officer of
Health for Huron County to
replace Dr. Brian Lynch who
has taken . a position as
Medical Officer of Health
with the Sudbury and
District Health Unit.
Dr. Cieslar will become
assistant Medical Officer of
Health effective May 19. Dr.
Lynch's association with the
Huron Health Unit will
terminate May 31 and Dr.
Cieslar will become acting
Medical Officer of Health for
a three month period June 1,
subject to the approval of the
Ministry of Health.
Dr. Cieslar will be
studying the Master of
Health Science course at the
University of Toronto to
train for the position of
Medical officer of Health.
Dr. Lynch has looked into the
possibility of the Huron
Health Unit being aligned
with the University of
Western Ontario Medical
Faculty for Medical Officer
Health Trainees. The
Faculty of Medicine appears
interested in the suggestion
that Huron Health Unit be an
ideal for Medical Officer of
Health training which would
allow Dr. Cieslar to do his
MOH training with the
Huron Health Unit.
PLAN ANNUAL
The Annual Educational
Meeting of the Huron Perth
Lung Association will be held
in the multi-purpose room of
the Perth District Health
Unit at 7:30 p.m. on Wed-
nesday May 27.
The speaker will be Ross
Reid, Executive Director of
the Ontario Lung
Association. The
Association's annual report
will be on hand with detailed
account of the activities
carried On in the last fiscal
year.
Getting to the bottom of
things often lands a man on
top.
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Children's
Fashion Show
Zurich Public School
Friday, May 15, 7:30 p.m.
Commentator Judy Savoy
Fashions by Little People and Gerrard's
Refreshments will be served
Tickets $3.50
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