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Tirnos-Advocato, 4uns 4 1980
Provinciat assistance
announced' for uran
a tablecloth missing a call to
the Exeter police depart-
ment might prove useful.
, The items which were
taken from a clothes 'line
sometime between May 30
and June 1 are at the police
department, Potential
Next phase
scheduled
Len Veri has announced
plans to commence phase II
of Riverview Estates Mobile
Home Park.
,Council learned of that
through his engineer,
Gamsby and Mannerow
Limited.
They advised council that
some grade changes for the
sanitary and storm sewers
were being proposed and
that information has been
forwarded to the town's
consulting engineeer, B. M.
Ross & Associates.
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The IVIinister of CUM-
munitY and Social Services,
Keith Cr Norton, has an-
flounced the allocation Of
$47,387 for Home Support
Services to the Elderly in
Huron County for 1980 81.
"This is in keeping with
my Ministry's continuing
commitment to improve
services for senior citizens
through out the province,"
the Minister said.
The program results from
the conviction that .senior
citizens should be provided
with the support services
they require to enable them
to continue living in their
own homes, and that seniors
should have the opportunity
to participate as fully as
possible in the life of the
community.
The Huron Day Centre for
the Homebound in Clinton
will receive a grant of up to
$29,100 for 1980-81 to assist it
in continuing to provide a
day program for elderly
persons. The program
operates from Huronview
Home for the Aged and
serves residents in the
southern part of Huron
County.
The Wingham and Area
Day Centre for the
Homebound will receive up
to $7,570- This grant will help
meet the costs incurred by
this service in 1079 80. With
serviees similar to Clinton's,
this centre assists. elderly
residents in the northerly
part of Huron County. It is.
located in the* newly
renovated Wingham
Armouries.
The Ministry's grant will
assist in providing staff,
transportation assistance
and materials for these
programs.
Under the Ministry's
Home Support Program,
social service agencies and
citizens groups are eligible
to receive up to one-half of
their program's approved
budget. The remaining costs,
must be met by voluntary
donations, user fees or
municipal grants.
As well as supporting
existing programs, the
allocations will help develop
new community-based
services. The Ministry policy
strongly favours in-
volvement ,of volunteers to
help provide services,
whenever appropriate.
These funds are part of the
Boyle told council that
Kells had told him the
matter would be corrected,.
but two council members
who inspected the site before
the meeting said the trench
was still there.
The Mayor said the neigh-
bor had dug the trench to
relieve ponding on the street
and said it would be graded
to eliminate the danger of
twisted ankles.
• Mrs. Rau said if the matter
was not corrected, further
communication would come
from her lawyer,
"I am not a trouble-maker,
but when my rights have
been violated, I expect the
governing body of this town
to perform their duties with
expediency and without
favouritism," she said.
Policeman
is. hired
Exeter's sixth policeman
has been hired and will start
his duties, Monday.
Nicholas Robert Coutu, a
member of the London
Police Department for the
past seven and a half years
was announced as the.
winning candidate by Chief
Ted. Day at this week's
council meeting.
Coutu will start as a third'
class constable at an annual
salary of $17,320,
His appointment was
bylawed at the Monday night
council meeting along with
that of thb new secretary,
Elaine BaYnham, and the
lady who will replace her as
crossing guard for the month
of June, Janice Mason,
Statistics for the month of
May were reported as
follows by Chief Day : 12
accidents with three injuries
and damage of $8,350, 10
warnings and 37 charges
under the Highway Traffic
Act, 15 charges under the
Liquor Licence Act, nine
animal complaints with two
owners being charged, 10
parking tickets issued, one
stolen car recovered, one
theft of over $200 with the
loot of $300 being out-
standing, 18 thefts of-under
$200 each with$382of the $470
being recovered and two
juveniles apprehended, two
break and enters with loot of
$202 and $2 being recovered.
There were three cases of
wilful damage to public'
property and the same
number to private property
with total damage of $485.
One indecent act is also
under investigation by the
police.
One thing we liked about
the old days was that the big''
spenders spent their own
money, net the peoples'.
If you're heading for the
beach this weekend and
notice a couple of towels and .„ .
GRADUATES — Judith
Mickle, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Mickle, Exeter,
graduated from the Universi-
ty of Waterloo May 22 with
an Honours BA degree in
Psychology including Early
Childhood Education and
Care option. She is presently
employed with Dr. K. Rubin
in a child research
programme at the Univer-
sity. Photo by Jack Doerr
owners of the items are
asked to contact Constable
Jim Barnes.
St. Thomas police
recovered a vehicle owned
by George Moore of 59
Nelson Street Saturday
afternoon.'
The vehicle which was
parked at 467 Main Street,
Exeter, had been stolen
earlier in the day. Constable
Brad Sadler investigated.
In the only collision of the
week motor vehicles driven
by Gregory Bugler of Huron
Park and Richard Brintnell
of RR 3 Parkhill collided at
Main Street near Alexander
Street.
Both driver sustained
minor injuries with Con-
stable Kevin Short
estimating total damage to,
the vehicles at $3,000.
Police chief Ted Day
reminded motorists that the
local force have increased
their radar surveillance in
the early hours especially on
Main and Huron Streets.
Tenders are now being,
called for the $160,000
downtown beautification and
restoration project of the
Exeter Business
Improvement Area and work
could start in July if the
tender prices are within the
budget.
BIA project planning
chairman Mike Williamson
told council this week that
the tenders, which are by
invitation, will close.on June
20.
The tender for the
redevelopment Of the
cenotaph park,area, the PUC
parkette and the front of the
municipal administration
building also includes a
separate tender call for the
landscaping of the new
police office an Sanders
Street,
Council gave 'Williamson
and Councillor Lossy, Fuller
permission to go over the
tenders with' Verne Olsen of
Project 'Planners after the
datd of closing and to make
their recommendation to
council at their July 7
meeting.
Williamson indicated there
was already considerable
interest from landscaping
''firms and it was hoped that'
because' the, work would be
done in the summer, the
price may be lower than
those which could be ex-
pected in the spring.
Town council will repay
$50,000 of the $150,000 project
and the BIA will repay the
balance over the next 10
years. The loan is provided
by the provincial govern-
ment at a one percent in-
terest rate.
Progress Slow
While that downtown
project is moving ahead
NAME NEGOTIATOR
The Education Relations
Commission has announced
the appointment of Ellis,
Griffith to assist the Huron
County Board of Education
and its elementary teachers
in their negotiations,
Griffiths has extensive
background in labour
relations and presently has
his own consulting firm.
quickly, the same can not be
said for another project.
Indifference by property
owners was cited in the slow
pace for the planned parking
lot project behind the stores
on' the west side of Main
Street between John Street
and G & C Diseount,
Onlyrs s five of upa tproperty ow a
Meeting last week and
because of that poor turnout,
it was noted that the town
does not have any firm in-
dication that all' property
owners will join in this
project,
The consensus of those
present was that as soon as
the rights-of-way 0,re
registered, the town will
install a storm drain, grade
it and the recently purchased
Fope lot and then get quotes
on paving the entire area,
Property owners can then
decide if they will join in the
cost sharing proposal for
paving the entire area.
Exeter ratepayer E.S.
Rau, 396 Edward Street this
week suggested Mayor
Derry Boyle and works
superintendent Glenn Kells
had failed to live up to their
obligatons and called on the
"more responsible members
of town council" to act to
have a trench filled in front
of her property.
Mrs. Rau said the
unauthorized trench had
been dug across the front of
her property by a neighbor
and asked that it be filled
"before an ankle is twisted."
She said she had com-
plained to the Mayor twice
and the street superin-
tendent once but had no
action, "Surely we can
expect more than this from
our, elected represen-
tatives," she suggested.
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Ratepayer seeks
action over trench
Ministry's total budget of
$3,034,800 this fiscal year for
Rome Support Service. This
represents an increase of $2
million in this fiscal year, in
the government's com-
mitment to Home Support
Service.
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