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Citizens News, April 28/76 -Page 3
Rates upforVanastra care centre
By WILMA OKE
The daily rate at the Vanastra
Day Care Centre was increased
from $5 to $6 per child at a
meeting of Tuckersmith township
council, Tuesday evening. The
increase will become effective
June 1.
The actual cost of a child at
the centre was reported by
Councillor Bert Branderhorst
to be $14 a day. The government
pays 80 percent of the deficit and
the municipality from which the
child comes, pays the remaining
20 percent.
The Huron County Social
Services Department will be
responsible for interviewing and
setting the rate for any child of
a parent or parents on welfare
or not able to pay the $6 daily
rate.
The Day Care Centre board will
pay the Vanastra Recreation
Committee a $750 rental fee per
month. Earlier this month it
was discovered the recreation
committee which owns the
building had not billed the Day
Care for the monthly rent of
$500 first agreed on since the
Day Care was opened in Septem-
ber, 1975. The increase in rent
will help to make up for the
missed rent. .
Allan Guest of Camden Hold-
ings and Harold White Homes
Ltd., London attended the
meeting along with Harvey
Hammond, Vanastra and Don
Perry of Harold White Homes
to discuss the 11 houses to be
started next week in the Victoria
Boulevard and Quebec Street
area at Vanastra.
• The 11 houses will be of three
different styles, brick and wood
combination, with three bed-
rooms. They are estimated to
cost $23,000 each.
The firm owns 17 other lots
Which will be built on after the
presently planned 11 houses are
sold.
The 11 houses are expected to
be ready for occupancy in Sept-
ember.
In other business building
permits were granted to: Ralph
Stryker, RR 3, Seaforth, imple-
ment shed; Jim McGregor,
RR 2, Kippen, addition to barn,
implement shed and addition to
house; Peter Westerhout, Clin-
ton, new house on part lot 51,
concession 1, London Road
Survey; Harry Cook, Egmond-
ville, attached garage to mobile
home; Robert Core, Egmondville,
swimming pool; and Dennis
Broderick, barn and storage shed.
The engineers report on the
Layton Drain was provisionally
adopted when there were no
objections. Engineer Henry
Uderstadt, Orangeville, attended
the meeting to answer questions.
Robert Fotheringham was the
only ratepayer affected by the
drain to attend the meeting.
Court of Revision on the drain
will be May 18, at 8:15.
Members of council were
angry over the drastic cut in farm
drainage loans announced last
week by the government. Tucker -
smith will receive only $33,400
this year compared to $40,000
last year. To date, loans totalling
$107,000 have been applied for.
Council will discuss the problem
at the next meeting.
Council will ask Jack Riddell,
Huron -Middlesex MPP, the
minister of Agriculture and
Donald Eaton, Middlesex county
• MPP to ask them to seek a
review of the situation and
possible reversal of the cuts.
Jim McGregor of Kippen
complained about the condition
of the Hensall Road especially
the 11/4 mile section directly east
of the village which was extreme-
ly bumpy and lacked gravel.
Reeve Elgin Thompson said a
lack of money for gravel was
partly responsible for the road
situation.
Mr. McGregor spoke of the
amount of garbage that falls off
the Hensall garbage truck along
the Hensall road en route to the
dump at the Usborne township
boundary line.
He said it wasn't fair for
township residents to have to
face the litter .of cardboard
boxes, plastic and tin cans.
Council agreed it was a terrible
mess and will protest to Hensall
council to ask that the truck
contents be covered by a tarp.
Council approved a request for
severance of 1/2 acre of land
to Mrs. Mary' Hau•h 4, Clinton.
WI LIFE MEMBERSHIPS- Two ladies received life memberships in the Kippen East Women's Insti-
tute Wednesday night. Rena Caldwel and Helen MacLean in the centre of the above picture received
life memberships. Making the presentations are secretary Grace Pepper, left and president Frances
Kinsman, right. News photo.
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