Times-Advocate, 1987-06-03, Page 24Page 12A
Times -Advocate, June 3, 1987
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HUMOUR IN SCHOOL — Exeter Precious Blood tedcher Glena Tripp talks about humour to enrichment
class students Philip Carey, Mount Carmel; Ann Marie Mittelholtz, Precious Blood and Michelle Duchareme
and down Laura Lee Creces, St. Boniface. T -A photo
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Tuekersn.ItI. taxes Sump
Tuckersmith Township council set
a 1987 budget Tuesday night that calls
for spending of $1,771,616, a 9.1 per-
cent increase over 1986 expenditures
of $1,623,516. 'This is without county or
school board levy.
Estimated budgeted revenues have
gone from $1,263,429. Last year they
were budgeted at 81,133,127. This
represents 11 percent increase.
Major expenditures include $458,700
on roads; 8150,000 on the Ontario
Neighborhood Improvement Pro-
gram; 8185,000 for _the drainage;
$186,000 for recreation and 8179,500 for
day care.
The county levy amounts to
$211,958.48; Huron County Board of
Education - elementary levy is
$303,862 and the secondary levy is
$222,745; the Huron -Perth County
Roman Catholic Separate School
Board levy is: elementary, 862,879
and secondary $49,065.
The council appointed Jack
McLachlan, the clerk treasurer as tax
collector for 1987.
Council has no objections to the
Seaforth and District Community
Centres Board establishing a reserve
fund for the reconstructin of the park-
ing lot at the arena amounting to
817,000.
Council will recommend that Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Kruse proceed to have
a severance on Lot 2, Plan 252 split-
ting it and joining it to Lots 1 and 3,
Plan 252, in order to create two lots
on the property instead of the re-
quested three.
A tile drainage loan application for
$7,500 was approved.
Council has no objections to the
Seaforth Men's Industrial Ball league
applying for a special occasions per-
mit for June 19-21 at the Seaforth
Lions Park for their ball tournament.
The following grants have been ap-
proved by Council: Hensall-South
Huron Agriculture Society $225;
Seaforth Agriculture Society $225;
and Huron Central Agriculture Socie-
ty $225. Clinton Public Hospital 81,500;
Blyth Festival of Arts $25; Huron
Country Playhouse 825; Van Egmond
Foundation 8100; Federation of
Agriculture $700; Seaforth Lions Club
8200; Huron County Plowman's
Association $50; Town of Clinton $500;
Town and Country Homemakers
$500; Farm Safety Association $50;
Village of Hensall $3,000; Hensall Calf
Club $4 per member; Seaforth Com-
munity Hospital $1,450; Seaforth and
District Community Centres $6,898;
Huron County Junior Extension Fund
$4 per, member and Lady Diana
Nursery, special day care $50 per
month per student.
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Ambulance funds okayed
Three ambulance services in Mid-
dlesex County will receive a total of
$104,000 annually for additional ser-
vices, Doug Reycraft, MPP for Mid-
dlesex, announced on behalf of Health
Minister Murray Elston.
"Strathroy District Ambulance will
receive an additional $64,000 in annual
funding to add a second car to its day -
shift operation and hire two full-time
ambulance officers," said Reycraft.
"This brings its total staff to seven
full-time and nine part-time
members."
Currently, full service is provided
by one vehicle from 8:00 a.m. to 8:30
p.m. daily, Monday to Friday; ser-
vice is provided on a stand-by basis
on nights and weekends. The second
staffed vehicle will provide coverage
from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday
through Friday.
Lambton Middlesex Ambulance
Service Ltd. will receive an additional
$25,000 annually to pay for the use of
a new two -bay garge, including
crew's quarters, office and storage
areas, to be constructed in the village
of Glencoe. Building plans have been
submitted for ministry approval, and
a location will be announced shortly.
Construction should be completed by
late summer.
"Additional annual funding of up to
$15,000 will be provided to North Mid-
dlesex Ambulance Service Limited to
pay for the use of a new two -bay am-
bulance garage in the town of
Parkhill," Reycraft said.
The ambulance service will submit
plans for the new facility, including
a proposed location, for ministry ap-
proval by early summer. Con-
structionis expected to start in late
Bell details
contribution
Bell Canada's tax contribution
locally as a result of telecommunica-
tions operations in 1986 totalled
877,000.
Last year Bell spent $332,000 in this
area to maintain and upgrade
telephone service. The 1987 cost is ex-
pected to be 8290,000.
Bell employs 83 people in the Strat-
ford area, with an annual payroll of
82.6 million. There were 2.060
customers in the Exeter exchange at
the end of 1986.
In 1986 Bell paid $77,688.21 in taxes
to Exeter as follows: real estate,
$3,523.90; business, 81.055.56 and
gross receipts, 1;73,108.85 or $28.51 per
phone.
In 1987, gross receipts tax will total
880,501.15.
The gross receipts tax is g levy of
five percent of all telecom-
municaitons revenue derived from
Bell operations in Ontario the
previous year and apportioned to
each exchange based on the number
of Bell owned telephones in use in the
exchange.
Company -wide, Bell's capital ex-
penditures this year will likely total
$1.787 billion, with Ontario's share
more than 81 billion.
Some highlights of Bell's local spen-
ding in.1986:
• Buried cable, E of Hwy. 4, N. of
Hwy. 83, NE area of exchange.
• Digital transmission equipment.
Some highlights of Bell's 1987 local
plans:
• Buried cable, Huron St. E.; rural
are E of town and S of Hwy. 83.
• Additional telephone line capaci-
ty in switchng tentre.
• Modernizing facilities E of Main,
between Victoria and James.
Golf Tips
by Ron Bileski
C.P.G.A. professional
Putting - Acceleration is all imppor-
tant in putting, and you can develop
it by practicing a shorter backstroke
and longer follow-through. Put a tee
down opposite your right big toe to
help you discipline yourself.
Now make a firm, compact stroke
- if you hit the tee on your takeaway,
your stroke it too long. Try to hit the
ball firmly and determine the
distance you can hit it consistently
with the shortest stroke.
Simple fact: the shorter the stroke,
the less chance the putterhead can
open or clan, causing misdirection of
the ball. Beware of a jerky change of
direction from backswing to follow-
through. Short is good only as loneas
it's smooth.
Keep Canada
Beautiful ...
Pltch-In
summer, with completion in the fall.
"The ministry has allocated more
than $5.8 million across the province
as part of a continuing effort to sup-
port a reliable and effective am-
bulance service," Reycraft said.
"This additional money will increase
the hours of staffing and service as
well as build and improve facilities.
The ministry will continue to review
individual ambulance services on the
basis of local need."
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