The Times Advocate, 2008-09-24, Page 4Wednesday, September 24, 2008
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ABCA needs study
EXETER — A needs assessment study on the
Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority
Administration Centre will be done after a
report from general manager Tom Prout.
The report was delivered by Prout at the
ABCA board of directors meeting Sept. 18 in
response to crowded office conditions at the
centre.
Prout said in the past couple of years several
conservation authorities have looked at office
expansions or completely new offices.
The report said at its May 2008 meeting the
property committee discussed the crowded
office conditions which was followed by a rec-
ommendation at the Aug. 21 meeting that a
needs assessment be carried out.
The motion was then passed.
BWRH moving ahead
By Pat Bolen
TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF
ZURICH — Blue Water Rest Home (BWRH)
administrator Martha Craig said a decision last
week by the Municipality of Bluewater to defer a
grant request won't have an impact in the short
term on upgrades to the facility.
At its meeting last week, council voted to defer
a request from the rest home for $333,000
towards the cost of renovations
until municipal budget deliber-
ations in 2009.
Huron County council has also
put off making a decision on a
request for $1.2 million until
the municipality had made its
decision.
Craig said BWRH will move
ahead with the project and is
still hopeful it will be approved.
She added that the money will
be needed before the end of the
project but understands it is a
larger than usual sized amount
than the municipality asked for
and that the request was made
with many of Bluewater's bud-
get decisions already made for
the year.
Correction
The Times -Advocate inadvertently
used an incorrect version of William
Bauer's letter concerning Hensall
water rates last week which con-
tained a couple of errors.
The third
paragraph
should have
read, "The bal-
ance
($3,800,000)
would be paid
for by about
430 Hensall
ratepayers
through one
single payment
by each of
$8,840 before
Dec. 31, 2008,
or annual pay-
ments of $720
for the next 20
years."
The tenth
paragraph
should have
read,"Our
lump -sum
obligations
would increase
from $8,840 to
$24,372, and
the annual
alternative
would increase
from $720 to
more than
$2,000.
The T -A apol-
ogizes for the
mix-up.
New officers — The officers for 2008/09 for Exeter Chapter #222 Order of the Eastern Star were installed
Saturday evening at the Masonic Hall in Exeter.The project the Worthy Matron has chosen for the Chapter to
raise funds for this year is Prostate Cancer Awareness and Prevention.Pictured in front from left are Angela
Finkbeiner, Phyllis Pollock,Worthy Matron, Ken UIch,Worthy Patron and Ron Bonham. Middle: Darlene Ulch,
Mary Wright, Sandra Hern,Anne Helm,Anne Schade, Pauline Finkbeiner, Jean Easton and Lucille McCurdy. Back:
Larry Hern and Don Easton. Missing are new officers Pat Hendrick, Karen Schade, Bill Gibson and Grace
Brine. (photo/submitted)
Entrant wanted for Fitness Challenge
By Pat Bolen
TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF
EXETER — Some friendly competition will be added
to the third fitness challenge in Exeter, says Dr. Karl
Weselan who is looking for the next person who wants
to change their life.
Under the program, Weselan, who owns Excel
Fitness and Lifestyle Consultants, has partnered with
South Huron Golf and Fitness (SHGF) and will provide
four months of free personal training, nutrition man-
agement and a free four-month gym membership at
SHGF.
Weselan says the challenge will start Oct. 11 and fin-
ish Feb. 11. Applications can be picked up at SHGF
and are being taken until Oct. 3 with interviews Oct.
4.
This year Weselan said there will be a joint program
between Exeter, St. Marys and Mitchell which
Weselan said will be a friendly competition with each
person representing their town and the town getting
behind them.
Weselan said he is looking for someone who wants to
make permanent changes and who are frustrated with
diets.
Count them off— Dr. Karl Weselan, (left) and trainer Dana
Robinson watch Colin Muirhead try some of the equipment at
South Huron Golf and Fitness that will be used to help train the
next person selected for the Exeter Fitness Challenge. (photo/Pat
Bolen)
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