HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-04-11, Page 8A8 ® THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 11, 1984
SPORTS
Assistance to all propane
Federal assistance has been extended to
all propane -fuelled road vehicles.
Changes to the Propane Vehicle Program
took effect on Apr. 1. The most prominent
chane will allow owners of private noncom-
mercial vehicles. to claim the costs of eligible
materials used in the propane fuel system, up
to a total of $400.
This Energy, Mines and Resources Canada
program was introduced in June 1981, and
had been restricted in the past to commercial
and farm vehicles. These groups will
continue to qualify for the $400 taxable grants
under the new formula.
The expanded program will also pay for
dual propane and gasoline systems, based on
the same 5400 Government of Canada
contribution. In the past, payments were
limited to propane -only conversions.
A new restriction is that the $400
contribution will no longer apply to used
equipment, labour costs, or equipment or
parts being transferred from one vehicle to
another.
The program target is 100,000 vehicles
converted by the end of 1985. To date, the
gcivernment has provided financial assist-
ance to convert more than 33,000 vehicles.,
To be eligible for the $400 payment,
claimants must supply invoices that identify
the vehicle(s) and purchacerfcl of the
vehicles
conversion, the ownership or vehicle regi-
stration for each vehicle being applied for,
and a provincial inspection certificate where
applicable. When the vehicles are leased, the
claim must be accompanied by a letter from
the lessor authorizing payment to the lessee.
Kippen club elects executive
BY GREG HOGGARTH
The organizational meeting of the Huron
County 4-H Poultry Club was held on
Wednesday, Mar. 28 at the O.M.A. F. office
in Clinton.
The leaders for this year's club are: Paul.
Hoggarth, Dave Van Beers, Ralph Scott and
Barry Cleave. The club has 10 members
participating in it this year - five in fancy and
five in commercial.
Seaforth and District Minor Hockey Assoc.
requests written applications for the following
positions:
-Two (2) Coaching Positions
-One(1) Managers Position
-(1) Trainers Position
For the 1984-85 & 1985-86 Seaforth Midget°Hockey
Team. Applications must be received by Bob -
Beuttenmiller no later than WED., MAY 9, 1984
at 5:OOp.m.
After the opening of the meeting, the
elections of officers followed. The lucky
'winners were: President -Dave Van Beers,
Vice President -Fred Peel, Secretary -Mike
Pullen, and Press Reporter, Greg Hoggarth.
A proposed dub trip to the London Poultry
Exhibition is planned for mid-April; details of
this are to be sorted out later by the leaders.
Members decided upon having egg judg-
ing at two meetings and live poultry judging
at the other two. Since the club only has 10
members, a membership drive was discussed
and each member was encouraged to bring a
friend to the next meeting,
The next meeting was decided to be at the
Cleave Ranch on May 23 and then the
meeting was closed by Dave Van Beers with
the 4-H pledge.
Quilting Bees
prepare exhibits
BYJANETHOGGARTH
The Kippen 4-H Quilting Bees met at the
home of Margaret Hoggarth at 7:30 p.m. on
Tuesday; Mar. 27. The purpose of the
meeting was to work on the exhibit for
achievement night.
Jane Papple presided and Diane Vanneste
read the minutes of the last meeting and
reported that she had purchased bristol board
and marker for exhibit.
Margaret Hoggarth reported she had
brought the bees for the exhibit.
Books must be handed in to our leaders by
Apr. 17. Achievement night is on Apr. 26 at
Central Huron Secondary School at 7:30 p.m. -
and will take the form of an Open House with
everyone welcome .to view our exhibits and
quilted articles.
He shoots...
HE SCORES—A Seaforth Bantam player
scores a flying goal against Sutton In the
teams last game on Friday. Below, David
Akey was tied up by the Sutton goalie on
Wednesday night when the teams played In
Seaforth, The Bantams won the final series,
four games to one. (Wassink photo)
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