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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-02-17, Page 29FANCY PEAS, SEASONED GREEN OR WAX BEANS, PEAS & CARROTS DEL 11 ONTE VEGETABLES ,41.00, iP VbV tri .. i.- ��.. th and We at COf sae Marc , will B eret " 6i. satellite offices ifi.smn'' ' e and e has remlit d t an one4 Gowns crops the'cbuntry between t ow... depends o' , e ones o ' Old n ns rte s and March'- 1 i x,s t ,o er 'his dotes, #t uff of ,;:example, a;, di le; r n l t F, ` R: . sM ceive'Guatranteeid ti PI p atian and loo tl!atts of the e 4 5{ee c Basi 1 nBE t benefits, „fie' ari t1 be;announeed aN :. ; t ttelt t3.;A€ �}f� l a er al�ld a130,`• 99.1 1 tl adl,tlf At.ee,,. t ! + e' App rec$lve assisiance'ppRYe1ent;;oP $9 1 't1CiQ thl f. y& y�then, their"b a is m• k d ► their Sa» I len 11c t of t , "je riy i y`' tg t Id e Gr a D �� J nfaitiey li�4ttid� .1��1P.n �it>'+*il �citi pted. f r " l A. l i '.these atelilte ofilces as well as•at'tlte 10, Security pension, wast sLhal l:a '4 t A eatiort�. ot';'t1 a fe lelral g uar a*n144149 es in the roVineiat capital marr:led coy Ie, bo h. pe si er andr a vii r G.uaranteep in�tL�leetn�� • four dlstr�ici- ciffic�s�'i(MOtt�'�� recelYing tli� rinsaxtrgylnplr�S,appl4st�n�rlt, 'a I erS wail 11 I neo a 'tread .t w ;.Calga' y i t #f f, , 4. itil+et-) ould;;be aid a to al of $45P 74 ee achy d �d 41 l�J� d flseai . I�tr . ns 1'` to a ►' 1. c , . , peh � e, ton, ,;and S i pl''- ;. 'f *at ' II Aepartmeni � N tiona I siah :;stoners ,#�¢eoeived : $92$ mtilie►n fa $up 'combined yearly ilncome, lncatl tlttt elfare sett:' applicatiott tilts t�lementary' benefits: This" wal'almost . OAS pension, was less thah.,$ ,44Q • $!C oo ppleme ~ thata erl an aif the y pensionersbillion during The Supplement Is red used gradually; ning� Informs tion forms] to aatL .Su to fild Age 5eeurlt r;nQ is in tate h1U., emb r Y> ly, p o by other income, until it reaches zero : . Two reminders ,grill also be ' Mach month mere than'half of the two with a total yearly idcome, inclusive of: ; fore the Marcfi`31 deadline. million Old Age Security _pensioners the Old Age: Security pension. of:j$4,096 further WOE of ensuring that -:.:receive sortie . additional payment for>a single pensioner' and ,$7,ti64 for a;.: ors continue;. ;to . receive their through..the . Guaranteed Income Sup- married . couple `where bath are pest= ent regularly, the dopa rtment .:;pleme it program. stoners. _Members' of the Goderich Third Guides and. Brownies held . their first -another-daughter supper at.Knox Presbyterian Buy' :3 SAVIf Loaves .JANE `PARKER, SLICED, ENRICHED WHITE OR 6O% WHOLE WHEAT SANDWICH CRUSHED, ; SLICED, TIDBITS ' 'I �N�►ER INEAPPLE READY CUT MACARONI OR LAVITA SPAGLWE rri PKG ;. J a PRIMO —. (WITH MEAT= OR MUSHROOMS 28 L-02 TIN 690 ),„ SPAGHE' PLAIN 28 -FL -OI TIN ALL PRICES SHOWN' IN • THIS AD GUARANTEED EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURI Ay, FEBRUARY 19, 1977. LOTO CANADA, PROVINCIAL & WtNTARIO TICKETS AVAILABLE AT A&P FOOD STORES! Action Priced FLEECY sFTENER xg SOFT.MARGARINE PKG OF 2 -8 -OZ TUBS 69* BLUE BONNET SOFT MARGARINE ED Action Priced Action Priced FGAit TOMATO OR -VEGETABLE CLARK., soups ORANGE r;. APPLE, FRUIT PUNCH, u. PE, . PINEAPPLE.GRAPEFRUIT • t' r '.DIFFERENCE • AT : A&P 1 • 10 FL -0I TIN • .1 GRADE WHITE T Rill ST1 MEXICAN-..FIRM,FI dV4 WRFUL • 1 6 VARIETIES INCLUDING NEW BAVARIAN & VENETIAN CREME COLONIAL COOKIES tJ • Swragi Yc C, Action Priced ! r`= • OA::".wx PERS BLEND, RICH IN BRA2 LIAN COFFEES )'CLOCK. 14-4 Y 2!",-!a' Church last Friday. Organizers' ]tope' to,halii the xnbtl><er daughter supper on an annual basis (staff photo) 1 Farmers get bonus for drain loans Goderich Township Council passed a -bylaw at their last meeting that will give extra assistance to township residents who got tile drain loans last year. Members decided this year to back .75 percent of the costs for drainage in 1977. Last year the Ministry of Agriculture cut back on funds available for tile drain loans limiting the amount of money available to farmers to half the actual costs of the project. Council passed a bylaw to increase the amount'given to farmers last year, bringing the amount' of the loan to 75 percent of the actual cost. Last year the limits imposed due to the cutback prompted _ council to back half the 'costs of projects rup. tothe provincial allotment of $142,000. The move gave the town- ship a surplus at the -end of the year and .the 13 owners' who debentured for drainage were advised that they could receive the added 25 percent at the end of the year. This year council was given a $135,000 ceiling for tile drain loans and decided to offer owners 75 percent of. the actual costs unt41 that -money was gone. The offer stands on a first -come -first -serve basis administered on a completion certificate filed by the tile drain inspector. Council's approval of a drainage loan does not mean that the owner will receive the money. The funds will be loaned when the project is actually undertaken meaning the money will not be paid until the machinery is on the owner's land doing the work. After passing the bylaw council reviewed five ap- plications for drainage loans and approved them according ,,to the 1977 program. The loans total $70,370: Frank DePutter requested a loan of $3,135; T. Robin Thompson a loan of $7,200; James Wright a loan of $12,035: Steve Thompson one of $18,000: and Frieshaven Holsteins one of $30,000. In other business council passed two bylaws, one ap- pointing people to the recreation committee and the other adopting the township's secondary plan. The plan now becomes law at a township level but still must receive the approval of Huron County and the province of Ontario. Mr; J. Sprackman of Western Auto Parts, developers of the township shopping mall on Highway 8 east of Goderichh met with council to negotiate the performance bond filed when the mall building permit was issued. The bond was for $50,000 and was to guarantee that the developer completed the - construction' of the shopping centre. The :project was divided, into three phases and Mr. Sprackman wanted • to re- negotiate the bond since the first phase has been com- pleted. The other two phases, are to be' completed by November 29, 1980. Council passed no motion on the subject. R.M. Elliott presented a letter of appreciation to council on behalf of himself and patrons of his bulk milk haulage firm, The letter praised the efforts of the township road • crew during the recent storm . that paralyzed the area in keeping roads clear to allow the milk truck to get to•farmers to pick up milk. Council also agreed •to purchase a general two-way radio system to be installed in, township road equipment to keep them in contact with road superintendent Joe Potter. . Council approved three building.. permit applications, delayed one and turned down another. Kase Van - den Heuvel got permission to build a pig barn and Pine Lake Camp received per- mission •to build one recreation halt and add on to another. Frances Powell applied for a permit for a permanent residence on Concession 15 but the application was filed pending further information. Albert BraIl asked per- mission to put up a mobile home but council chose to wait and see how Mr. Bran's fish farming operation succeeded. Mr. ,Bran was asked to prove.the viability of fish farming when he ' requested a land severance last year .and council wants to see if his claims hold true before they permit erection of a house. An application for a per- manent, residence for Jim Durst was'turned.down due to zoning restrictions. `A The best - Registered Retirement Savings Pian is the plan custom built for you! Don't miss the 1976 deadline for tax credit (March 1) if you can't start with a lot - start with as little as $500 But,enroll right now! TIC?bRlA.nu VGGREY TRUST., COMPANY StNCE lee* Manager A.A. Weatherby 524-7381 Gedelrith Demestit-Cemaierdit4 bri 131 Britannia Rd.' a • hex 4