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• During- Ontario .'Nursing 'Home Nifeek,;'‘;
June 41 ' :Minot Wilt be
• Partipipating in special fund raising
activit-
i�s to support research Woggle causes and
treatment or - Alzheimer's , Disease. t Thel
activities are co-sponsored by the Ontario
Nursing Wale Association, its -members and
- the AldiehP1`
• Designed- to be ,fun events for :residents,
staff, Iv40#0400Aie:#401,00 comthun
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purpose of highlighting need, Miter -
stand Alzheimer's disease, the fourth Most
common cause of death „among Canadians.
• The„ public can attend the special
•„ prograMsplantiedat Vinierest Manor, Luck -
now, during June 17- 23: On Tuesday, June
19, Geri -Care Fashions will be et,Pinecrest
from 10:00'. 3.00 p.m. anda Spiing Fashion
Show will be held at LaQ,p.m. On.
.Wedneaday, hille 70, a "Wheel -a -walk -a-.
. thon” will be held with the grade six class
from Liicknoiv-,central-Pnblic School assist- •
ing. The Students will be looking for
pledges, and - on Sunday; June 24, the
residents will round up the week's events
with a Family Strawberry Social from.1.00
3.00 p.m. Various draws will be held
throughout the week as well.
In 1979, the Ontario.: Nursing Home
Association and the Ontario Heart Founda-
tion introduced the'Heart Jamboree".
Participating Nursing Homes celebrated this
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program during Nursin Home Week
/91' five Years ending in 1983.-TherJamborse
wasncelsbration with thei„04Nisie:Illt fun
for the residents; Staff; vOinteits and the-
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eomiiiinlify. This year the', aim ifthe same,
but the money raised goes4owiiid research
into the cause and treatinenfef Alzheimer's
disease. ,
Participating is the key element for our
week leing, activities. •1nce it was fkit
introduced, nursing home residents, staff,
volunteers and friends have raised approx-
imately $200,000 for heart re:Search:. They
hope to do equally as well in the future for
the Alzheimer Society. ••
• During Nursing Home Week, the ()Mario
Nursing Home Association and its members
also salute the many, volunteers who give of
their time to our resdents. They appreciate
the volunteers ' effort. Participation with the
residents in so many various activities
throughout the year it greatly appreciaed.
Money raised for Alzheimer research, and
the extensive education program tarried out
by the Alzheimer Society is helping to raise
the awareless of the potential effect
Alzheimer's disease may have among the
increasingly aging population. Although the
disease usually strikes those over 65 years
• old, it can affect people as young as 40 years
old. • At present, an estimated 300,000
Canadians suffer from this incurable degen-
erative disease of the brain.
Authon ze Luckrzow tractor pull
The regular meeting of Kinloss council
was held on June 4 with Reeve Barry
• Johnston and all council members present.
A motion was passed authorizing the
Lucknow Tractor Fuller's Association to hold
a tractor Pull on July 7 and 8 in the township
and also included in- the motion was
authorization for the Lticlillow Lions Club to
apply to the L,LIEt* for a coMmunity
festival .pertnit. •
Building pertnits, for the monthwere
accepted for Roger Cuilleier, pt- lot 2,
concession 7, to construct* fowl killing plant
7and for William Young, lot 25, COSMISSICS1 5.
to constrtiet a sriachinery shed.• •, George A. Davis and Associates was
The tender of &oven Reed Spraying Co., appointed :,asii-Atywitship engineers on the
Ltd. for 511624.28 was accepted to surface improvement to the Harris Municipal drain,
treat the roads at let 58;tonc. 1 and at lot 10 v• lot Z conc. 8.
• and 11, conc. 12. •'Lorne Robinson was appointed as weed
Reeve Barry Johnston wagappointed as inspector for the year 1984.
representative to the Bruce County Planning I John Husk is to be engaged to sell 1984
Advisory onninrittee and Dave Eadie was dog licenses and to issue tags.
appointed alternate.• Council passed a motion to entend the
General accounts for $11,26848 and road Township • employee eollective agreement
accounts for $12,501.48 were ordered paid. with the International Union of Operating
At the pedal meeting on May 22 petitions Engineers, Local 793 for the year 19844985
weirecMv�d for drainage work On the Black •with a 5 per cent increase in hourly wages.
Creek North West Section Municipal Drai,
the Kaake Municipal Drain on lot 16, R1
NDR and the Harris Municipal Drain on lot
2, conc. 8.
First and second readings were given to
by-laws authorizing maintenance to the
Kaake Municipal Drain and to the McFar-
lane Municipal Drai.. -
•Maitland, Engineering, Services Ltd. of
Wingham was appointed, as Township
engineers to inspect and report to council on
•theprivateerossing on loi,15 R3 STA and on,
the condition of the upstream portion of the
Black Creek Northwest Section drai.
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Why was this new program in d ced?
..4Many eklerlyan,disabled people 4ccordig61; lain announcing today
want to live witktheir families. that12onieownerrulko,undrtake
HoweVeg in some caies;.prOviding renovations or additions, speafically to
• s...01fry require; extensive kin,* *ova.- keepan Wert), hr Oable4person at
ti3Os;:iofikkriSultin.increaSedpropely home and in„the"4inniuniO, will be •
**1st encourage—notpenalize— exemptfrom anyinare4e:in :taxable
familiesfititheir efforts to prOpide . isseiSpwnttliativoidd
shelter andVuplIortive careothemi,se occur
BdgetSt* ent-May 15,1984, Tliellorioarable "airy Grossn140Qe., treaaprer of Ontario.
'noes the progitiminvolve • „
1/ direct financial assistance f9r
alterations? No. The savings are in
reduced proper 0 taxes each year, not in
grants or loans for altertions. Under
this program, the assessed value Of the
improvements Will not be included when:
your property tax is calculated, providing
the improvernenti were made t� help a
disabled or seniotlive at home.
Who can apply? Any property
owner who Makes improvements to
accommodate people who are 65 or over
and those of any age with physical Or
mental disabilities that would otherwise
require them to live in an institution.
ran onlythe family of a disabled
V or senior person apply for this
exemption? Not necessarily. For
example, you may wish to make
improvements to accommodate a friend.
in your home. Moreover, disabled or
seniors can apply for the exemption
directly, if they make alterations that will
enable them to continue living in their
own homes.
What about group homes?
Non-profit group homes can apply,
but only along as their imprpved
accommodations do not exceed three
residentialuriits. Larger institutions
operatingmultiple facilities to care for
the disabled or seniors arenot included
proratn.
Can commercial properties
qualify? Yes, in some eases. For
example, aiamily operating a retailstore.
couldapplY fer the eXemption „if they
•.:make.impe4nientS Wan apartment
ueistitis fofth:eaccommodation of a
fanuily Member or friend who would
•otherwise be compelled to live in an
:institution. • •
What tylies of home improve-
- nients duality? Any addition,
improvement or alteration specifically
related to the need Of the disabled or
senior resident qualifies for this new
exemtioi. These May include such
features as special bathroom modifications
or additions to an existing home. (Please
'note: general repairs and maintenance do
not increase assessment anyway).
Does the exemption apply to
changes underwag or completed
before the prograln was
announced? Only alterations started
after May 15, 1084 when the program
was announced will qualify for the
property tax exenipticin once the work
has been completed;
Trow long will the exemption
LI apply? The tax exemption
continues as long as the senior of
disabled personutes the property as
their inincpatieidente.
• Ilitsrdsl yliitieceive this new
property tat exemption? The first
step is to dill your local Assessment
,Office atthefiumberlisted below. To
avoid any possible disappointment,
please contact usbefore fmatizing your
plans. Weiook forward to discussing the
program in greater detail.
• Please talk t� your local Assessment Office. We're anxious to help.
• HURONi PERTH
REGIONAL ASEStMNT OFFICE
57 Napier Street, Box 190
GODERICK Ontario NIA 322
(519) 524-726 Zenith 66500
Commissioner —J AN. Garrett
Government
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Ontario
BRUCE, GREY
°IAN SUND, Ontario N4K 5R4
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(519)371111 Zenith 64220
Ating,Cornrnigaioner—T.G. Boyd
Hon. Larry Grossman, 0.C. Hon. Bud Gregory
Treasurer of Ontario Minister of Revenue
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