HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1976-09-16, Page 12dcrtrtip Council
e 0 d is:. considerable
Mount of meet tig:.ti a at
he .
September meeting t9
+g zoning' suu ens
nd :building per nits,
under their recently
SecOndatY Plan.
' inzms mete_ with
twit to offer; gree �a l
L subdision
requestsfor part Of t 13 On
wait . Cello .. ion The
de
e:
Qfi
into
several parc and although
council 3t, no definite ac-
m bets did show a
;pr!f ence for ane of Mr.
T'imnts suggestions.
A letter from the
proprietors of the Five
Seasons . Mobile Home park
of a reaction from council.
The letter requested im-
mediate - action on the
Seasons and council
,designated the property, Lot
TO on°me Bayfield Line, urban
and 'zonedit for mobile home
use only-
Approvalof a trailer carni
permit for e
t 4 of
I'
an.
✓ :.. to i r. Drive'
ceipt of ' the$•tl fee.
Building;
nested 1
for an .add
r
add coons; r
blinker silo;
`ciri.
,'Maybe its becattSe4iere is
a greater interest.in. Ontario's
food industry" said, I; ►.
MacDonald, principal Of
Centralia College of
Agricultural Technology,
when asked about the in-
creased enrollment at the
College this year. - Centralia
College, located in Huron
Park, in Huron County,
registered a 15 percent in-
crease in student numbers
The first fall meeting of
Group One, Tuckersmith was
held in the school room of the
Brucefield United Church en
Tuesday evening September
1. The roll call was answered
by 18 members.
Mrs. E. Stoll opened the
meeting.. Mrs. E. R. Vice read
a poem. In the absence of the
pianist, Mrs. Ross Scott, a
hymn was repeated in unison.
The scripture was read by
Mrs. Stoll, followed by
prayer. Mrs. Sillery, read a
poem and the offering was
received by Mrs. Stoll and
dedicated by Mrs. Sillery.
Mrs. Stoll took as he r topic,
"harvest tune" and closed
with prayer.
The president, Mrs. Hen-
derson chaired the business
portion and read a poem.
Thank .you's were read by
Mrs. M. Brosdfoot from Rev.
D.E. Stuart and the Layton
family. The secretary and
treasurer's report were
given.
A fashion show will be held
on September I4 and all
ladies are invited.
Lunch and service will be
held on- September 21. Come
and have a good meal and
enjoy a social evening.
Ltinch: was served ley Mrs.
McAlpine and Mrs. Broad -
foot, and Mrs. Henderson,
closed the meeting with
prayer.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Scott left
last week on a vacation in
Vancouver with their
daughter Mrs. L. Rushcall
and family.
We ar'esorry oto report that
Mrs. Mary Haugh is a patient
in Seaforth Hospital.
Mr. and_ Mrs. Norman
Walker have moved to
Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pepper
spent the holiday weekend
with their son Bert and.famiiy
in Ieustadt.
Mrs. Joan Allan and neigh-
bours were hostesses at
Brucefield United Churh for
a community shower -Monday
night to honour Miss Gwen
Hill whose wedding takes
place this week. Gwen .
received many lovely gifts
after a social hour was spent.
Lunch was served by the
hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken-Shouldice
spent the weekend with their
sister Mrs. Paterson and
Mother, Mrs. Shouldice in
Clinton Hospital.
-user Budd
ueb ` fes` house;: 'eerie'
i ns
teettra and.
Fi1i for 4.oesi "
I
..
o..�
or a �house a d.
iffo for
storage she+'l and Bruce
fora garage.
-Council rejected Mr.
'acid's request and withOld
illfana Brxitiis penOine an.
esti a t oto tlae d r nage
"he situ he rish
build ii dither permit
ro me t up i5%
when: classes started. on
Monday. September 13th.
e icultural business
ugement course ex-
perienced the largestin-
crease in students, a 35
percent" ncrease.in first year
enrollment over 1975. This
program prepares graduates
for a career in farming or for -
excellent jobs in
agribusiness.
The • food service
management program
recorded a 40 percent in-
crease in first year
enrollment. Graduates from
this program are qualified, to
nork., „,as - Food Service
Supervisors in Canada's
rapidly expandingfood
service industry. • Other
diploma programs offered at
the. College include animal
health technology, com-
munity home economics and
fashion.
The College, started in 1967,
is one of four Agricultural
Colleges in Ontario operated.
by the Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food.
•.
Were
brought,by +Chesi+er rchibaldr
on r, w; Dr.
Fra is the Huron.
Coun edic l Officer of
Healthy fir» "ii'ltlitman,
secretary 4f the Buren
County M00 00 % letse and
tMeaedeigcd'_.to
Home
mad- ar�k et Bushel
of theHu + ounta ,braxy.
Special guests at a meeting
were representatives of a
day-care centre for the
homebound in Brantford. Led
by Mr. Sated, Chief of the
Occupational Therapy
partment of the Brantford.
Generapital, the group
explained bow, 'lir unique
program aide the physical
end eMetignal rehabilitation
;fo ?
'rep senti tf' e i coca
fro g theBrr'ant. my Health denc
iii the Parry Service LIP
Bureau, and 'Brantford the
General spital m gl
'men the Federal gover-
nment grants that
initiated the services, were
terminated, the Brantford
General Hospitalprovided
staff and funds for the mutual
support centre. However,
home visiting and operation
ft are now functioning as
vo„ unteerprrograrns.
their
Mr. Saye�d.sunu ned up t,
b . ict ng it 1- Con:
bA
p�rmn � _ �a
f` d
t a
nh
.i r
n f
r a Sa.» o ., ,oa
c bi bow is f •'
ri utg ... as d dim Vie,
passes `� ough eaci
At the centre o the br
the family li g lu#flit,
tree supportiv+er services prograr
tie °up t - sides`, Horne in Hurl
visiting is the initiator;'
operation lift, the mobilizer; ;
and the mut ui sutpp t a
centre is the developer u
base of the trian le
disabled person, rises f
the deve` opment stage
M:S.C. through the fami
living group to the apex of
program which is re-
integration into the com-
munity.
After their presentatio
the Brantford panel fiel ed
questions from the atte tive
audience, and later, : "small
discussion group were,.
S-A ,
of° disabled persons and
motivatees thiem tobecorne re-
integrated into the corn-
munity.
The focal point of the
program is :e family living
group maae ups of 150
physically disbled' persons
and the famiies. T.le group
meets Monday.. through
'Friday from 9, a.m. to 3 p.m.
in facilities provided by the
Brantford General Hospital.
For those who require
treatment,- the- therapy
department is nearby. In
addition, the members
socialize, Learn crafts and go
on outings. The program 'is
designed ted
prini by the ho nd pe gar d.
President, Mrs. Clara
Durtant, expresses their
motto as, "We help ourselves
by helping' others.
The Family Living Group
has three supportive services
home visiting, mutual
support centre, and operation
lift. The visiting program is
sponsored and supervised by
the Brant County Health Unit. i
funds
All the g to aogree .them:
fi
rs a ho -
.,
s
t
sx f.,
li g of to -a
committee to do esttgatc the
possible solutions to the
problems . in'volrled. Twentyr
persons volunteered and set
September 8 as. Ithe date of
initial meet
»n.u:r�rvr,,,-dt
our Convenipnce.
yx *push Saturday, it
Fir yoillitTs1111IPP.M.
ORDER NQ11
May w* also suggest «..
ANDERSONS FERTILIZ
for Nigher
MUSIC'S PRICE
RETAIL 5199.95
Sale Price X34,323.
Down Payment 9,700.
fluy now and choose your own colors of floor coverings,
kitchen tupbOards and Interior decor.
A carefully engineered stereo tuner with
a high precision feel and an elegantly
simple appearance.
How are In Vanastra.
C.Maf.C. Grants ani -subsidies available to reduce effective -
lni coast rate tolltercaidlor any 2PitoPte.
icants for subsidy portion tatty also qualify for further
f
money to reduce mord* payments.
FI SENSITIVITY 1.9
SINAL TO NOIS RATIO -68d8
40 AR� AR Y YEARS
AVAILABLE IN BOTH BAGS & BULK
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