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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-12-23, Page 3fi GODERICHSItNAL,STAR, THURSDAY, TEC 1VI3ER 23, 197 1 ", °7V' ,itzIVi01.107 .801.0.106:010; 01070x V'. "J "". 0 t 0107. ZIT 01 OF9;.V 30'V:01 Members . of Huron County Council supported a recommendation from their executive committee last Friday and voted to approve an amended 1976 Children's Aid Budget totalling $483,204• --.. —*itis" "the County of Huron's share being $87,642. In other financial matters the council also approved the proposed General Govern- ment budget for 1977 totalling $84,800. Last year's general budget came in at $94,850 but what appears to be a con- siderable cut in expenditures is in fact only an indication of a slight change in bookkeeping policy. Funds for meetings, conventions and the like will now be budget set at $483,204 in '7i charged.,directly, to the committee concerned and not to the Gen'ral Government budget. General Administration costs this year will be up however. In 1976 the total budget was $178,500 but in 1977 it is expected to cost $186,100 to run the County administration. The Educational budget, consisting of grants to schools and universities as well as grants for special projects such as school fairs, music festivals and scholarships, will next year amount of $18,925: • fP. In other business arising from the Executive Com- mittee report the council within the guidelines of the voted to make a grant of Anti-Inflatidn 'Program was $1,980 toward the Victorian not supported. Order of Nurses as provided The Executive Commitee for in the 1976 budget. At the also informed council that it same time a grant of $75 was had reviewed the applications made toward the St. John for bursaries from students Ambulance: attending Fanshawe College Supporting a resolution and Wilfrid Laurier presented by the Town of University from Huron Oakville Huron agreed to County . endorse a recommendation to • Two $100 bursaries have the Attorney General to make been awarded fbr students at amendments to the Liquor each, institution as provided Control Act making it illegal for in the 1976 budget. The to consume alcohol in public $100 scholarship for a student parks: at •Ridgetown College of Another resolution, Agricultural Technology was presented by the Town of awarded to Audrey Peel of Wallaceburg, that Ontario. RR1 Auburn. Miss Peel had Hydro Increases be kept the highest grade point sOr No hydro plant here Huron -Middlesex MPP Jack Riddell last week said there was no truth whatever to rumors circulating in this area. that Ontario Hydro has decided to proceed with a nuclear power plant along Lake Huron somewhere between Bayfield and Grand Bend. One rumor even suggested that the steel had been or- dered for the facility. TO THESE FAR(ELL • Yea, though I walk through the.volley of the shadow 'of death. I shall fear no evil. for Thou art with. me: —23rd Psalm The Exeter Times. Advocate contacted Riddell at his office in. Toronto on Monday, and while he said then he doubted there was any truth to the stories, MRS. M. F. PELLETIER Mrs. Maria Fiore Pelletier, -270 Christina Court, died December 16 in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital. She was 87. - She was born April 13, 1889 in Maskinonge, Quebec, to ' Pierre and Mari. Ann (Vanasse) DeSerres. She was married November 6, 1917 in Montreal to Joseph Irenee Pelletier who predeceased her October 5, 1970.,She was a member of the Baptist Church.' She has lived in Goderich since 1971. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Frank (Ella) Bentley, Burlington and Mrs. Clarence (Lucie) Freeman, Goderich; and three sisters, • • Mrs. Hugh (Rose) Louttit, Montreal; : Mrs. Eva Grant, Magog, Quebec; . and Mrs. Yvonne Jeanrichard, St. Blaise, Quebec. Shewas predeceased by one daughter. The funeral service was Monday, December 20 in Armstrong Funeral Chapel,• Inc., Montreal, 'Quebec, with the Rev. N. Thomson in charge. Interment was in` Mount Royal Cemetery, Montreal, Stiles Funeral Home, _G.oderich, was -in charge of arrangements. -" MISS MAUDE• LUXTON Miss Maude Luxton, Huronview, died at the home Wednesday, December. 15. She was 89. She was born July 10, 1887, in Kincardine to Samuel and Mary (Peddler) Luxton. She was a clerk for J. L. Hudson and Co., Detroit, Michigan, until her retirement when she moved to Goderich. She was a member of • Knox Presbyterian Church. • Funeral service was Friday, December 17 at McCallum Funeral Horne with the Rev. G. L. Royal officiating. Interment was in Maitland Cemetery, Goderich. A. C. VAN DONGEN Adrian Cornelius . Van Dongen, 177 Albert Street, Apartment 11, Clinton, died December . 16 in Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich. He was 72. He was born December 28, 1903 in Gertruitenberg, The Netherlands, to Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Van Dongen. He came to Canada on April 8, 1948 and has lived at Lucknow, Dungannon and Clinton. He was a farmer. He was a member of St. Joseph's Church in Clinton. He was predeceased by his wife, the former Wilhelmina H. Brouwers on July 6, 1970. The couple had been married May 1, 1929 in The Netherlands. Surviving are four sons, Case of Windsor; Peter of Rodney; Tony of Clinton; and Adriaan (Archie) of Lam- beth; eight grandchildren and one great grandchild; one sister and one brother, Elizabeth Van Dongen and Arnold. Van Dongen, both of Gertruitenberg, The Netherlands. The body rested at the, Stiles Funeral Home until Saturday, December 18 at 12 noon when the funeral service was held at: St. Joseph's Church in Clinton . with the Rev. Fr. Joseph Hardy of- =ficiating. Intermen was in St. Joseph's Ch h Cemetery, Kingsbridge. Pallbearers were sons Case, Peter, Tony and Adriann and two gran- dsons, Adrian and . Robert Van Dongen. Prayers were said at 'the funeral home Friday evening. SYLVANIA ••.Flashbulbs • FIiPflash • Flashcubes CAMPBELL'S 168 Shoppers Square - Goderich - 524-7532 MENINESENSKireiMONCRWAMMENSEMENWeigi il Feasts as Funs or�Faiii sem- BUDGET PRICED COME IN AND COMPARE; YOU'L.L CHOOSE THE SELECT CUT MEATS FROM AINSLIE'S, MIRACLE BASTED TUR FRESH KEYS ONLY LB., c ENGLISH CROSS RIB ROAST LB. $ 1.29 BONELESS RUMP ROAST LB.$� 29 FRESH HOME CURED - SMOKED WHOLE OR HAMS L• B: HALF_ • Come in and get your Homemade English Style Dressing • SUET LB. 69c • 3 LB. BAGS OF SHRIMP HOW AVAILABLE Y from AINSLIE'S IL -AINSLIE MARKET r LIMITED CALL 524-8551 . Home Dressed Inspected Meats at Wholesale Prices CatiMi volunteered to check the matter out again. He called back on Tuesday to say that he had contacted energy minister Dennis Timbrell and the chairman of Ontario Hydro and had been assured no development is. planned. "They , have made no pt►rchase of land or steel and have no intentions of doing so," the MPP reported. He said that: the only land purchased in the past year is a one or two-acreplot near Bayfield which will be used to extend the Bayfield distributing system. He went on to say that any nuclear plant would have to receive Ontario Cabinet approval and would have to have an•environmentalboard hearing. "I think we are amply protected," Riddell con- cluded. reamasa mmtm mammuc cx tea sou a srvmca :mmmms s mm s syt average inl the whole first year class last year. Under the Education Budget grants to the University of Western Ontario were in- creased from $2,500 to $3,000 and bursaries and scholar- ships presently being paid were increased from $100 to $150 ,each, with the•number in each case remaining " the same. The Executive committee also reported that it has just received, and placed under study, a report entitled "Local Government Organization in Huron County" from Kim Ainslie, a student from •Goderich. A copy is,to be made available in the libxary and in the Warden's Office for mem- bers of Council. We very, TO THE WORLD As you experience the transcendent joy of this Yuletide, may your blessings abound and bring you every happiness and fufillment. Mo ris Draperies wish our• friends arid customers a y Christmas and a happy. New Year. Our store will be closed from December 24th to January 3 so that we may enjoy the Holiday Season with our families. Fran, Jean, Mary and Adelaide of Morris Draperies • er NORTH ST., GODERICH YAVAVAVA'VAV A 3 WASHERS DRYERS DISHWASHERS 1 • aw"1,nc 1 .•. Dependable heavy duty construction • All fah; sic cycle selections • Energy-saving •' Long. life quad coat steel, cabinet • Fabric softener dispen- ser • Tough poly pump • Underw4 ter lint Self-cleaning porcelain enamel wash basket. i NiL7•ijL W Save Now on Maytag Dependability , A ig The column that's dead for a purpO$* . by Scotty Hamilton Mail your problems to "Impact" c/a this paper. 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Her letter of complaint to us is directed against Apartment Finding Agencies. She claims that all. she got for her money was a number of apartment listing books to browse through, supposedly having listings of accommodations suitable to her particular:. requirements. She goes on to tell us, that in her case anyplace that she investigated that did accept children and pets wanted a very high rent, away over what she told the agency she could afford. The agency gets their fee in advance, and the client has to sign a receipt which includes small print, in effect legally freeing the agency of any responsibility of actually guaranteeing to find accommodation for their client: The firm claims that the service they offer is valid for 3 months and usually results in getting a satisfied customer. We understand that recently the Ontario ,Ministry of Con- sumer and Commercial Relations in Toronto • have been con- ducting an investigation against this type of business, and that legally they cannot be denied the right to advertise; however, it was suggested that the larger newspapers publish all ad- ''vertisements of this nature under a separate heading in their classified section, clearly showing them to be separate from actual "on the source" accommodation listings. EVERYDAY DOWN TO - 'EARTH VALUES Furniture IN THE SUNCQAST MALL rid • OPEN: MON.-F121. TILL9' P.M. SATURDAY TILL 5:30 GRANGER'S TV SALES & SERVICE ADMIRAL( ELECTROHOME 8. RCA COLOR TV RECORD AND TAPE BAR • MAJOR ' APPLIANCES PICK UP & DELIVERY 92 SOUTH GODERICH 524-8925 JOHN JEFFERY at SON call the lumber Number 524-8171 e.,,,, dGf:> e fd. ir e. di � cedeeed 63 ELGIN AVE E.GODERJCH Can you tell me please who qualifies to receive compensation as a direct result of a crime, and how does one go about collecting same. Also do I have to have a lawyer? Compensation may be awarded when a person in Ontario is inju'red or killed as a result of a crime of violence that is an of- fence against the Criminal Code of Canada. Such offences in- clude assault, wounding, murder, rape and various others but injury caused by a motor vehicle is excluded from the Act unless the vehicle is used to commit an assault. Compensation may also be awarded where injury is sustained while '—lawfully arresting or attempting to arrest a person for an offence against another pe -son. —assisting a law-enforcement officer in the performance of his duties; or ' —preventing, or attempting to prevent an offenceagainst another person. Applications must be made within one year of the injury or death. In special circumstances, however, this period may be extended. It is in the best interests of the applicant to apply as soon as possible Do not wait for a conviction or other deter- Mination of the criminal charge by the courts. You do NOT require the services of a lawyer, make your own enquiries to the CRIMINAL INJURIES COMPENSATION BOARD, 481 University Ave., Toronto, MSG 1W8 or phone (416) 965-4755. _ Irllltl)L I °Mr TNSl45 Your Full line CHRYSLER - 414 HURON RD. GODERICH 524-8311 — MOTOR SALE. PLYMOUTH : DODGE holida�/ Wish' r1 you a holiday packed with good \vrslics'' and our thanks. Sc'v M/Lram. IMP,+ CTI ■ CHISHOLM'S FUELS 8t: SERVICE 20 ALBERT N. 524.7681 - BRANCH RR 2 LUCKNOW DUNGANNON 529.7524 SUNOCO OIL PRODUCTS BURNER SERVICE 24 HOUR CALL Complete line of Farm and IndustrialPetroleum a roleum Products. Install Oil Burners and Furnaces. hr:/y5 00,Palf4 GOOEEIICH 5244532 FOR YOUR PAINT WALLPAPER - CARPETING FLOOR, COVERINGS & CUSTOM DRAPERIES: EXPERT INSTALLATION 3b WEST