The Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-09-30, Page 3Huron
County
Briefs
Statistics presented to
ounty Council at its Sep -
:ember meetings by the Land
Division Committeeshowed
that, for the period ending
August 31, there had been.196
applications for severance,
i0 aIpprovals, 10. denied, 54
were still pending, two had
been withdrawn and four
were under appeal.
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The Secondary• Plans for
How ick ° and' Usborne
Townships were. passed under
Amendment Number 10 and
14 to the Official Plan for the
County of Huron Planning °
Area;.
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The Planning Board
authpriied Roman Dzus to
attend the University of
Waterloo - Southwestern..
Ontario Chapter of Canadian
Institute . of Planners three
day workshop on agricultural
and rural , planning at
Waterloo. The Board will pay.
the $125 registration fee and
.expenses.
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The Land Division Com-
mittee announced the election
of Harold Robinson to the
Board of Directors of the
Ontario. Association of
Committees of Adjustment
and ' Land Division Com-
mittees for 1976-77.
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1977 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 ROYALE TWO -DOOR PILLAR COUPE
Oldsmobile,'s completely -redesigned family -sized Delta Eighty -Eights, .Ninety -Eights and ice
Custom Cruisers offer -good interior roominess, riding comfort, and'the latest safety features.
The 2314ubic-inch V-6 engine and Turbo Hydra -Matic transmissions are standard on all 88
and Royale models. 'Optional are three lightweight V8's — the 260, 350 and 403. A reduction
of approximately 40 pounds has been made by using an all-alui intim hood and hinges on
selected 1977 Delta Eighty -Eights. -
Lavin. gets contr�act
for county paving
At their monthly meeting
for September,° held .. on
Friday, the Huron County
Council learned .from the
report of the Road Committee
that a contract valued at
$94,615 has been let to Lavis
Contracting Company of
Clinton for the paving of
County Road' f9 from Ethel -to
Highway'86 near Molesworth,
a distance of 5.5 miles.¢
Welfare refused
who refuse LLto
Inmaking his report to
County Council on Friday, R.
M. Williamson, Chairman Of
the Count Social Services
Committee, tol'd.. the , meeting
that° during the month
August there had •.beer a
number of Welfare rec',eients
who had refused •' . srk and
had been cut o' ' from all
income.
"This;"
'said,..'
Count',
Te reportindicated that
ring the . summer months.
that Social Services caseload
had remained fairly stable
and The number of inquiries
was . somewhat lower than
last year.
As of August 1 there were 90
cases in 1975 but only 88 in
1976. Inquiries in 1975 number
57 in June and 74 in July for a
•• total of 131 which in 1976 there
• were -5'6 inquiries in June -and
60. in July for 116.
Persons receiving
assistance 'in June_ of. 1975
numbered' 268- and in July 232
which in 1976 there were 240'
in June and 239 in July.
It was admitted that the
caseload -in August of 1976 had
risen : slightly-' 'however.
Normally, this is notthe case,
but, unemployment .was
named as one possible cause..
Companies, like Dominion
Road Machinery Company,
who close down for four to
r. Williamson
ink is good for the
Library .. hour-__
to change
next year
This project had been
delayed earlier this year until
it. could •be determined if the
County would have sufficient
funds.
The total cost of the p eject
will'.be closer to $150 +'0 since
the County is r quired to
supply approxi ately $42,000
worth of phalt cement,,
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to.rsOnS
o work
five weewere seen as one
of the r - sons.
U, .mploynient' Insurance
Cmission rules stipulate a
wo week 'waiting. period,
County Council learned, and
then count two weeks worth of.
vacation pay so it •is fiye
weeks ' before such a plant
employee receives a • UIC
Lung
cheque. The County. Social
Services must fill in during
this time.
UIC does dedu'ct money
from those cheques and.
return = it ,to County .Social
Services in the cases of those
who" have received
assistance. -
Assoc. receives
compressor pumps
At a meeting in Seaforth.
Wednesday ' of the Huron-
Perth Lung Association, Mrs.
May Dodds of Stratford, vice
president, reported two more
coin pressor •.. _,(breathing)
puinps are to bepurchased
for use in the two counties.
The pumps are used on
referral from ••'a doctor.,
usually adult- emphysema
patients. . •
Asthma week will be ob-
served in Ontario from
'October 3-9.
Mrs., Dodds said the special
camp for children with asth-
rna held from June 27 to July
3 at Camp Bimini at RR 2, St.:
Pauls :was an unqualified •
success: There were 37
children from five, counties,'
Per`th; Huron, Oxford,
Waterloo and Brant, aged 8-14
,years.• The special camp was -
the first of its kind in Ontario.
Mrs. Beryl DunsnT"o're,
Executive Secretary of the
Association, .reported that
almost none of...the '.children,
had 'ever been at camp'b'efore.
and .their -parentis wrote ex-
Huron County Council
supported a recommendation
by the County Library Board.
. at their meeting on Friday to
• continue the use. of Flex Time
at the Library headquarters
office for the balance of 1976
buf. that arrangements are to
be model for the office to be
open the -entire day with staff
taking staggered lunch hours
next year.
Under, Flex Time the office
opens at 8:30 a.m., closes for
lunch between noon and .1:00
p.m. and closes for the day at -
4:30 p.m. , 1
In their report to council
the board noted that the
County • Librarian . had at-
tended the Canadian 'Library
Association • conference in
- ' Halifax and had been, elected
as Vice -Chairman of the
-Regional Libraries Division
of PublioLibraries .
the group, Duties
fposition will involve planning.
workshops at the 1977 con-
ferencein Montreal. r,ntion
'the . HalifaxtiOfl
theme had been -
Cultural Mosaic ane .fad'
included ;workshops , on
various ethnic and cultural
activities in Canada-
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cellent comments ' on the
psychological and .physical
improvement in the children:
A pulmonary care 'r76",^a
two-day seminar for nurses,
will' be ' held in London
November' 19 and 21). Mrs.
Edith Fisher said registration
is $25 for two days or $15 for
one day at the seminar.
Ivan Forsyth, of, Egmon-
dville, • said volunteers are
now busy stuffing envelopes
in ' preparation for the 1976
Christmas Seal Program.
The meeting was attended
by 10 members from 'Perth
and Huron Counties.
County: :Covncii
Brief
The Land Division Com-
mittee reported that the
,actual expenditures for the.
period ending August 31 have
been $24,533 compared to an
estimate of $26,960. -
ounty approvesu'p
lease with CAS
for(ASTLE;.
At .last Friday's meeting
the Huron County Council
formalized arrangements
concerning the house pun
chased by -, the County, for
lease to' the Children's Aid
Society for their Children's
Society 'Teen Living'
Experience,. Pro$ect
(C.A.S;T;L.E:). .._.
A standard five-year lease
is to be drawn up, comput
frorn August 11, 1976, the
rate of $600 per mon which
will include .rep rnent of
principal and i erest, taxes,
insurance a •'m•aintenance.
The le- =e is to include a
clause e provide that either
par may terminate the
1 = s'e inion three months
notice in writing during the
term of. the lease. The hoose
is located in Goderich-:
Council also -agreed to pay
for the • installation of .a light
in the upstairs" hall of the
CASTLE project house td
illuminate the' stairway and
hallway.
• . Acting on a request that a
private office be provided for
the. Children's Aid Super-
visor, and following a tour of
the ' Children's -Aid Quarters
by the . County Property
Committee, thecouncil
authorized . an estimated
expenditure of $1,100 for the
construction of partitions and
a . door, as welr as wiring
approxim. -ly 6,000 cubic
yards of gravel for
shou • ering and all in-
sp- tion, surveying ,-add:
eighing of materials.
This totalprice Of $150,000
is $9,000 over the Engineer's
estimate and. -.could possibly
lead to a slight over ex-
penditure .by the end' of the
year, depending on the
severity of the winter during
November and •December,
according to the . Road
Committee report.
It -was the opinion of the.
Committee however, that the
cost would: be even higher if
the project was deferred until.
1977. .
The contract was let
following a special.meeting of
the Road Committee on
August 26.
In the same report clerk-
treasurer B. G. Hanly ad-
vised that due to a change in
financing the County's share
of the r.•oad. 'budget', the
treasurer's., department
wouldnot be ' charging the
Highways Department with
interest for borrowing.
' This will° result in a saving'
in •.the Road •Department
budget of some • $35-,-000 and
this saving will in part help
offset the high'winter control
cost and allow the paving of
Roade19. • . •
Government 'Assisted Homes
ra,
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Under
A-.H.O.P.
C.M.H.C. Approved & Inspected
Sale Price ,34,323.
Down Payment. '1,700.
Buy now and choose your own colors of floor coverings,
kitchen cupboards and interior decor: '
Houses are in Vanastra. _
•C M H.C. Grants and subsidies available to reduce effective
interest rate to 8. percent for any 2 people.
Applicants for subsidy portion may also qualify for further
free money to reduce monthly payments.
' -COW today':. 11 fieSe'wcin't'Tasf-tOW-
HAROLD WHITE HOMES
482-3550 OR 482-3809
County Brief.:
The County Manning Board
has authorized the Planning
Director to attend a Heritage
Planning Symposium S'ep-
tember. 10 to 12 sponsored by
'Heritage Canada, the Ontario
-.Heritage Foundation and the
Frontenac Historic Foun-
dation.
changes and changes
air conditioning vents.
The committee
recommended'
penditure of
$200 'for -th
floodlight
.he AA
This
tt
CFI
also
e ex -
proximately
instaliatibn 'of
n the west side _of r
essment Building.
as .deemed necessary
iscourage break-ins after_'
�l resent such incident.
Council approvtd the
recommendation.
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In the Property Cornm'ittee
report the Chairman, John
Baker, Reeve of Hensall,
.noted that he had been con-
tacted by Fred Tilley of the-
Seaforth Canadian Tire Store
as to whether the -County
would allow him to retail.
County Flags,
Council agreed to alio* the
store to purchase and retail
the .flags at •a cost of $19.00
each, and further -that the
flags be made available to
other retail outlets in
quantities of five or more.
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SOUTH END. BODY
524•-9181 •
• BAYFIELD RD, GODERICH.
- 1 purchased a set of binoculars from o department store and
b�efore-I made the -purchase I examined them -very closely to
make sure that they were working O.K. However when 1 got
• home and tried them I found, that the glasses had double vi- •
sion.
This•madejne very mad because I had paid cash for them
and it was too late then to return them that day and as,it was
a Saturday and I'hpcl to go to work Monday, I asked my wife
to -return them to the .store' on Monday morning. I told her to
,make sure she got my cosh back because I didn't want 'any
•'replacement pair. She took them back alright,. but the store
refused to refund my ,honey to her. • '
-IMPACT pond o visit to the store in question and encountered no. •
probleml whatsoever. ThePr motto is, and -always has been., --Goods
satisfactory o.r:money refunded.' -
•They'informed us though, that they let you test several pairs of.
binoculars.otyour leisure and ofter-mokrng several visits to the store
you eventually purchased a parr, taller testing them again.'"-
•When your sS'rfe brought them bock to the store the clerk• tried
them out and, couldn't find anything wrong with 'them, ands when •
your wife 'was as'ked to comment, she-- apparently could not' or
would not. Anyway you've got' your. refund. now. b_ ut•the mystery still
remains. as far cis:the store.is•..concerned. ;
EVERYDAY •
DOWN
TO -
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VALUES
Furniture
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IN THE
SUNCOAST,
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TILLS P.M.
SATURDAY TILL 5:30
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ADMIRAL, ELECTROHOME
& RCA COLOR TV
RECORD AND
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APPLIANCES
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GODERICH 524-8925
JOHN JE.FFERY
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call the lumber Number
524-8171
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63 ELGIN AVE E.GODERICH
For some reason that I don't understa'nd.l seem to. have, got
myself into a'b'if of a mess vir.(th OHIP, and. right now:l aro
pressing the panic button as I don't know•which way+•to turn
so I'm hoping -that perhaps yo.u_can help:'__2_,___ _ _
I've recently received word that OHIP. has refused to pay;a
medical bill,of mine because they claim then l•was not covered
at the time.
I really can't understand why they say this, it's true that I .
.changed jobs abut os I went from one: job• to another 'it. just
— doesn't make. any sense to me. As I am the.only:wage ecirner
in our:home it puts me in a very serious situation', so if you are
able to help me l'll,be very grateful. • • „ .
• •.According lo the people. at OHIP. you. did NOT go directly from
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one lob•to The other, as you had. claimed, becoyse we have, learned
that there as apparently a break between leoving one -lob -and
sorting ono er. This•delay, in your employment caused a premium
not to. be pat , hence the reason that C31 -11P could not honour your
medical .
We fobill.und the OHIP people to be very u.nde.rstondrng however.
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and when we acquainted them with your position in full..they agreed
to process your medical claim lust os' soon as you sendtheris on your.,
delinquent P
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ayment. •
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Icame'.to Canada from the 'United States,•but 1 certainly
didn't realize how much of a handicap this.would be when -
trying to get d job, because whenever. I fill in on.the applica- • ..
tion form that I am an American it, seems to completely ruin
my chances,; and I have been told by more than one personnel
manager that they do give preference to Canadian applicants. •
I'm getting 'atittle desperate now, so think that I may have •
to lie about my ,nationality the' next.time I -apply somewhere.
is this illegal? , ' u • ,
You don i have to lie. Under :the Ontario Human Rights Code rt is
illegal to discriminate in employment 'on the grounds of,
nationality. ancestry, or place of origin ....: Furtherinore•. employers
cannot even use applications or interview forms that either directly
or indirectly indicate p?elerences.inithese,orects.. -
,_Nor•can the employer use opplications or interviews. which require'
-'a job applicant to fu.rnish such information, with the exception of
dorneslic service jobs'or' Federal Government jobs within Ontario ,
.and where notional origin is a "bona•fide occupational qualification
ane! requirernent. •
If this happens to you again, contact your loco) branch ofthe On •
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Human bights Commission, •,
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