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da:xaaa es when two ears collided on Albert Street in RR.)l, Walton. received $200 in damages .audr, a r
A .January 17 fender bender resulted. in $600 in
gparked car owned by Olive Brindley of Goderich
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Zurich girl safe in Afghanistan.
ZURICH - Carol Erb,
%daughter of Mr: and Mrs.
Gordon Erb of RR 2,
Zurich has sent word to
her parents that she is
safe and well in
Afghanistan.
The Soviet Union
recenity invaded
Afghanistan at the time
of a coup that deposed
president Hafizul Amin
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and put Russian -backed
Babrak Karmal into
power. This is the fourth
revolution that has taken
place in Afghanistan in
the eight years that Miss
Erb has lived in the
country.
Miss Erb, 38, works in
Kabul, Afghanistan as an
executive secretary to
one of the senior doctors
of the N.O.O.R. Eye
Institute of Kabul. This is
the largest hospital in
Asia specializing in eye
and vision problems.
Carol s 'fat er said that
in his daughter's last
letter, she wrote that
-something . was- bre w -i -ng -
since she heardplanes
overhead day and night.
The parents now await
another letter from their
daughter to let them
know if she can remain in
One
clear
choice...
TONY
McQUAIL
NDP
Transportation
The Conservatives and L berais tell us
Canadians have to pay wor" _t paces n
order to conserve energy Tr,at means it
the Tories 'Implement their hrrtr ronsumer budget
you ll pay an extra 18 cents a gallor, for gas And that s
not all The Conservat,ves also wart to in( rease the
price of oil by $4 a barrel wh (1 wt mean another 12
cents a gallon Add 4(31, up an you be paying an
extra 30 cents a gallon
And the Liberals', They were fr'e or PS to start
lncreasng the ppr;e of cm tc, W(,rir IPye.'S
Canada Ts New Democrats say we don t have4o
pay higher 011 paces h.) Lor,se've arrd new energy
sources We can conserve thrr,,,gr planned energy
policies such as tighter regu it 1r; .develop more
enerq`y efficient homes ;eh,cl5•, and,'" riuhtr W, A two
price system for oil A^rj we ran r',ure sur energy
future with ar expanded Petr-; ,ar ado
Housing
The r_,t,nsero, foe, ,. ,ses of Orver_iritO -
est rates Were , ,• , r Se 'r,ey let
interest rates 1„rr.i, +' rases less tha-
five months -can( ng Cut ar. v :,e" eft., fr,,m their
Mortgage Tax Credit lyrr)pOsa• r4er'er', hill have the
extra costs passer) rlowr to the'rtrandlords
The Liberals didrr t dO any bettfhr tr, the; last year
-
Of power they Increased the rates rr,e<;
Canada s New nen o( rats rave '-rare ,j f',�rryat,le
ideas a Mortgage AStan. e P,ar, W 'r a rir1e
per (.eni i: Pil'ng (/n ^"orfgageS fr,ir ��arr, ..IIP`, elrrl rig -
under $30 0O() ar.`d f : v reri,t whir
would help 1()w dr,rt 1dIP r,, F, ,.a ad'rar,s
Heating
The '(,ry pr i r ,, %Fa fr r home neat,i;
energy -s desigr'ed 1(1
Alar, rear's that wr'aafeveir ,r, , ;se -;;ser
0110r. hydrtr-yhu L, Pn(f ;ter
heating bilis,next.year
The 1,,ibera'S chub e1 er.ergy
were well on the Way' !c, ever, r` ,her
Canada s New f)pr'r) rat`; J4ar' SF' t' F' e•
planning a two or !:P sy`-,ferr Sir [,Wer
the Gauntry higher phcP,''i' exo, ''' a• .1 Pwnarided.
use of PetroCanada
Food
•
When the l_ be'a'5 vve'e r ,J+,WF'r trp,.
11 cancelled the .ink, we;3p',,, the,, r,ad
developed to r,ghf ,r1 Ger < e, ,r,F,
subsidy On 1nilk and bread Groner, t,
13% in 1979 if .nothing 5 gone they r r5P even -r,-,r0
thts year
The Conseryahve, prr,m,sed a niafiria, ,)n' ,.y r;r
food and then forgot their pr.
The Consumer Food Subsii v was a New rat,c
idea The New Democrats war 'r P ,,,r)s dy nr,,,.,;ir r
back, and the CnSt of -1. iving Tax C_rPdr' implernenter:
the country.
Mr. Erb said he expects
that the main hospital
won't leave the country
unless absolutely
necessary and said that
he could be more con -
with biR
1
By Bertha MacOi'egor. ,-
Mx. and Mrs. Roy
Cousin of Henson
Celebrated their 64th
wedding anniversary on
Tuesday January 29tif.
Mrs ConsifT is the
iortnte .Ethel;apfe and
the couple were married
at Blake, Ontario by the
Rev, 'Johnston; of Varna,
assisted , . by Rev.
Richardson of Hillsgreen,
`They took up farming
at Hilisgreen and later
moved to Tuekersrnith
where .thy .;liveduntil
moving to Hensall in1956.
They have two sons Jack,
Hensall and . Ray of.
Tuckersn'tth, seven
grandchildren and three
great.grandch.ildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Consitt
eniov fair' health and
daughter's safety
following the takeover if
he hadn't visited the
country himself. lie said
Afghanistan has always
had a good system of law
and order.
Seniors study done
ST. MA-RYS - Getting to
meals, shopping help and
day-care volunteer relief
are, areas in which senior
citizens suffer in St.
Marys and Blanshard,
Township.
'The areas were among
a number of short-
comings the Perth
Seniors Planning Council
determined through a
suryey in 1979.
The survey found that -
everyone who was- con-
tacted in St. Marys and
Blanshard said a Wheel
to Meals program did not
exist, that there was ' ng
shopping help or day car
volunteer assistance.
Most of the seniors who
replied to the survey in
the two municipalities .
"sai'd there' were few
people a�'ar lab,le who c.an-
bc contacted th do hoavv
housework. They also
complained about
transportation and
telephone contacts. Many
of those who .swwe,red
the survey didn't 'k -now
that r there . was
psychiatric care
available and -did not
know that the area had a
public health nurse:-
- On the positive side,,the
survey did show that
.seniors were 100 percent
in favor. of the senior
citizens centre, the
seniors club and library.
They also said that
there were .sufficient
nursing homes in the area
as well as senior housing.
Over half those surveyed
also supported the Meals
-on Wheels program and
praised the area's'he.a.lth
care.
Readers writ...
from page 4
Now, let us look di faa ming
Here I agree that interest rates are
unreasonable because our profits
don't go up automatically as costs
increase.
More serious still is the accepted
fact seems to be that foreign buyers'
can come to Canada with' money that
costs them less than half the
Canadian rate and probably make a
profit whereas a Canadian,boy buys a
neighbour's farm with mortgage at 13
percent and working capital at up to
�upl+
celebrate 64th iversary
keep up on the hap-
penings of the village and,
enjoy company.
Former area man dies;
'Russell Young Love
passe, away in Kin:.
cardine Gen.eral
Hospital,- Wednesday
January 30th 1980 in, his
76th year. ,He was the:.
husband of the former
Lulu McDonald formerly
of Hensall', and is also.
survived by three sons,
Douglas Love . of.
Burlington, Dr,. Robert
Love, of Kamloops, B.C,,
• Murray Love of London;
four. grandchildren; one
brdther, Rev., 'Keith Love,
California; sisters Miss
Lottie Love of Toronto,
and Miss Grace'. Love of
London.
ukensway news
The Queensway
Nursing Home welcomes
a new resident, Mrs.
Hilda Bodenham of
Exeter. Rev. Forsythe of
Exeter conducted the
church service at the
home accompanied at the
piano by Louise Mitchell.
Visiting with Russell
Erratt were Bill and
Helen Taylor, Frank and
Mabel . McClinchey and
Mark Taylor; Les Mit-
chell visited with his
mother Mrs. Louise
Mit( h'•ll : Greta Beavers
visited with her husband
Morris Beavers; and Don
Rozendal visited with his
iivife Alice,
The men's high bowling
score was rolled by Neil
Regan with 114 and ,the
ladies' by Mary Parimer
with 92.
Highway robbery.
near Zurich
A. Zurich area wpr tar r
was the victim of a daring -
-incident of "highwaytl
"robbery"' this week.
In the. early hours
Sunday a woman driver
was headed west on High-
way 84 toward -Zurich.
Beside her in the front
seat soundly snoozing
was her husband.
About three miles west
of Hensall, near Huron
Cotinty Road 31, she
noticed a car with a
flashing amber light
tailing her.
Thinking it was a police
cruiser, she pulled off the .
road,
• But the government isn't "Crazy".
Then.the Canadian boy buys a farm,
he pays for it; with Canadian money
.and doesn't help our economy or
strengthen our dollar.
The foreign buyer in foreign money,
helps . our balance of payments and
strengthens our dollar.
This makes government look good.
The fact that we are selling out our
last sizeable natural resource doesn't
matter.
I wonder. "Who is 'crazy'?"
J. Carl Hemingway
Brussel,s., Ont.
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The driver of the
second car got out, --
leaving
leaving , three or four
com pa n ions in the' cat',.
walked over to the
woman, as she waited in
her car, and armed only ,
with nerve, demanded
•
money.
She handed over $40,
the bandit •took off and the
husband- never -raised -an----
eyelid.
Provincial police at
Exeter are looking for a -
tall, "slim male between'
the ages of 16 and 20. -
"We don't use flashing
amber lights," com-
mented one policeman.
SMite
The, top of the ladder is
• a n -i -c -e place ... but very'
lonesome !
•
Funeralservice and
committal were held
•from . the •Linklater
Funeral Home, Kin
oardine, Friday with;.:..
interment ° in Exeter
Cemetery later.
Fred Parsons Ales
A former area man,
l red R. Parsons' of
London, passed away in
St. $oseph's hospital
London, in its 75th year..
He was the husband, 0_
Mary (Thomson) Par
sons, formerly of this
area
Son; Walter F. Parsons,
Hamiltonbrpt er rc tie
Parsons, R.R. 2, Hensall;
and sister Mrs. Malnie
;t y kttl4,, , of PO -000k,
South Dakota also suir-
vitve. Funeral service was
held from the A: ill;ll'dt
'George Funeral' Home,
London with. Rev
Douglas Ross of Wesley
Knox United,. Church:
offiolating . and spring
'interment will be in the
Bayfield Cemetery.
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