HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-05-10, Page 12He HURON EXPOSITOR. MAYiO 199
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ENJOYING THE SALE — A good crowd,
looked, and bought, at • the Agricultural
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Obituar
• ROBERT JAMES,
VANSTONE
graa4t5on cora Seater*
resident, was. •one of two
DaShWoOd area residents;
who diet' MeM44Y 410t 1*
two ear •crasb HUrou
• County Rt-katt Z. •
• Provinciat riign nEseter
sold Murjorte Arnold, Pi Pr
Rit 2 pashwood, and Robert
James VanstOne, 21, of RR t
Pasbwood, were killed in tho
, head-on
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Watch for the eatly' warn,‘
• in g signs of arthritis, They,
include: swelling in the
fingertipshands and feet;
fever and general weakness;
persistent pan and stiffness
when you get up in the
morning, If Mese sYriiptomS
recur, The Arthritis Society
urges you to see yotir doctor
• Tight away.
* * to o
in Canada, more work
days a
spoety) auction last Wedheliaxyponsiigtohrt.ph.oto .
, • becausere olostf artovery yhritis thear
ECan
through strikes, according to
The Arthritis Society.
County turns down Goderich program .for handicapped
Huron County -council
•did not dispute the worth of
an, integration program for
mentally handicapped people
in Goderich but balked at
supporting the.program
because it is not-cpuntY tde.
•
Council accepted the
• recommtneridatien a its
• ei4rutive COrriniittoo
Thursday and untieddo' n a
request from the Ooderich.
Recreation department for
funds. The executive
committee heard the request
in March and turned. it down
at that time but council was
asked to delay final decision
-• on the matter until a more
• complete .presentation Could,
be made by the Goderich rec.:
department
• Goderich. reeve Eileen
Palmer. persuaded council
• not to make final decision. on
• the request without hearing a
presentation • frOxii Jane
••liotzke, program co ordinator
in the . Goderich tie
• ' department. Paltner,said the
mentally handic.apped peopl• e •
in the program. Aye're. from.'
• Goderich and. • the.
surrounding,area. She said
she did not know exactly' how
mar» handicapped were
intohed in the program or
bow mans. municipalities • •municipalitv.
were int ol% ed but asked that
a decision be, delayed tintil
that information could be
• presented. •
Netzke explained that the
PrOgrAln n Us started in
Goderich tinder a ministry of
.communit?, and • social
serms grant that paid all
costs. That grant expired in
t0-8.. At That (Mile parents
and people AnNolved in the:
integration program joined in
an appeal tt Goderich toWn
'On mil keep the program
• operatmg • and council
reSponded b).- funding the
program for. 'at least ane
niore yea.
COuncil's • executiVe
committee sympathized With
organizers of the integration
program but felt •`' that
because it was confined
the Goderich area the cOulny
•'could not -Support it. County
clerk Bill Hanly sumnied up
-the . concerns of the
ki)mmittee when 'he told Palmer said the program 00W lands • 'would be IA hulsoever in asking for a
council Thdrsday OatwaS very worthwhile adding isolated in the Goderich area grant from the county".
recreation
responsjbility wa:f • that despite the fact That the_ she had ''no reluctance• Classified Ads pay dividends.
Pftce sal4 'Mrs,- ArltultriS
dattghtert Julie tyon,:
W4S thrnWit, LOW their car Ott
itnRet,
$Itg was listed in
atistactory condition in
Sotitli Ugrian •
tiospital
fxoor
M. Vanstone is a Sit% Of
Mr. and • Mrs.RQU
Vanstone. Hensall. He is
survived by his wife tho
former Joyce 104 Webber
• and ,by three ebildreni3Onryi
jason and Charles at home.
is also. survived hY
brothers and sisters befMt.
Olen (Peggy) Restemayer of
PashWeod, Mrs. Carl (Claris)
Wurnt. Karen. Park, J90. of
Bayfield, Sttsan, Maryann.
Kelly anct Shawn all
of ilensall and by
grandmothers Mrs, Ken,
(Shirley) •Morris, RR 4.
Goderich and Mrs. Blizabeth
Brown of Seaforth. Resting
at the Bonthron Funeral.
HOMO, iIeflsajJ, after 7 pm,.
Wednesday where funeral
se'rvice will:be held Thursday
May W, at 2p.m. Internent
will follow in flensall Unior
Cemetery with Rev. Kenneth,
Knight officiating.
Hardy• said that if the
county got •involved in this
ort of thing there would be
**rio•end to the requests for
funds and the count) would
be in a difficult ,Position to
turn them down-.
The 'committee
recommended that, Godeiell
seek assistance from its
neighbours. 11 felt that the
program should be operated
• on a user fee . basis
• suggeSting that Goderich
appeal to the mUnicipalities
in whieh the, handicapped
people live.' •
Reeve Palmer appreciated
the fact that the Goderich
`reqUest was for a program
that was confined to one area
but reminded' Council that
Goderich was the county's
largest contributor of tax
dollars. She told council she
was '"very disappointed
'again' that the committee
refused the grant.
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