Wingham Advance-Times, 1981-09-02, Page 5•.11
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;ferring the heat
entire house.
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energy — the only
paid,! for is that
the system,
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• :costs would be
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ystem,
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years ago at a convention for
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ny has just
a project in
where a
1jheating and air -
system has
ed in Ontario
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been hist
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energy hi,
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commercial
of geothermal
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eople co4Le to be more
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the,!..44 %as worked well
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to,date4dthe anticipateno
problema-
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There u be no counter
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the WOghig ost Office on
reports,- La
bofDay,ePt. 7, Post-
maaer,i rSutcliffe
•However, the lock., box
lobby will be Open and mail
will bekollected from the red
box in front Of the post office
at noon Monday.' outgoing
mail also will becollected
from the street letter boxes.
town,
THE DOUG DAVIDSON HOME on Charles Street
uses an innovative but surprisingly simple method of
heating. Mr. Davidson hada heat exchanger installed
in his new home which works on the same principle as
an ordinary refrigerajorIttak
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asit ISPUMPACI In; usesthIS
home, and 'the eircess
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Motor
damage
in accident
Two area residents
escaped with minor injuries
despite heavy damage to
, their vehieles in an accident
along Highway 86 just east of
Wingham last Friday.
_
A spokesman for. the
Wingham detachment of the
Ontario Provincial Police
reported that Michael J.
Darling, 20, was heading
east along the highway and
slowing to make a left turn
when the car he wag dtiving
was struck from behiiid hi a
car • driven. by Spence G.
Irwin, 76, ofLucknow.
Damage to • the Darling
car; a 1974 Mercury, was
estimated at $3;000, while the
Irwin vehicle, a 1980 .Ford,
feceived an estimated $2,000
damage' in the collision. •
Mr. Irwin was charged
with following too closely.
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Last year Ontario replaced its system of Tax
Credits for seniors with a new progrant of
Property and Sales Tax Grants to help offset
municipal, school and retail sales taxes. The.
Property Tax Grant of up to $500 per household
is provided in two installments annually. The
Sales Tax Grant is an automatic $50 paid each
year to an Ontario residents 65 and over.
PROPERTY TAX GRANTS
• APPLICATIONS
The 1980 Property Tax Granrwas paid to
recipients in one payment. In 1981, the Grant
is being paid In two installinents. The first
payment, sent automatically in the' spring, was,
equal to one-half the amount of your 1980 Grant.
To qualify for the final installment you must
submit an application to the Ministry of Revenue.
If you receive the federal Old Age Security
pension, and are eligible, you will receive this
application for your Property 111X Grant during
the first half of September, 1981. Those who ,
reach the age of 65 between now and December
will receive their applications early in 1982.
Seniors who are not eligible for federal Old Age
Security payments, but who have previously
established eligibility for the Property Tax Grant
will also receive an application.
The Ministry of Revenue is mailing applications
only to those seniors who are thought to be'
eligible. If you do not receive an application by
September 21 and feelyOu qualify, please contact
Our t011 -free Information Centre
ELIGIBILITY
If you're 65 or over and own or rent your home
you're eligible for the Property Tax Grant of
up to $500.
if you rent your grant will, total 20% of your
rent or $500, whichever is less.
If you own your principal residence your grant
will equal the amount Of your property taxes or
$500, whichever is less.
If you are married and reside with your spouse
or, if you share accornmodotion with someone
over 65, only one grant will be paid per hOusehold.
If you share your home with anyone over 65 other.
than your spouse, the grant will be apportioned
according to rent or property tax paid.,
Take care to complete your
application form accurately!
Take a few extrfiminutes to fill out your
_application;-and-then-chec it dgairrfor
accuracy. This makes it much easier for
the Ministry to .process your form and
get your cheque to you.
Cheques will be mailed beginning the
latter part of October.
EXCEPTIONS
If you reside in a. nursing home, a home for the
aged or similar histitution, you're not eligible
fot the PropertyTax•Grant unless you pay for
the full cost of yourcare and the institution pays
municipal and school taxes.
If you reside in a tax-exempt property. you are
not eligible.
However. if you move into a tax- exempt property
or a nursing home, home for the aged orsimilar .
iii§titution during 1901, you are eligible for a
Property Tax Grant based on your occupancy
costs prior to your trlOve.
If you moved permanently to Ontario during
1981. your Property Tax Grant is based, on the
time you resided-itt:tiotario.
SALES TAX GRANTS
The $50 Sales nix Grant, cheques will be
distributed automatically to all Ontario seniors
in October
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BILL DAVIDSON posed in front of the heating unit which his father Doug has
had installed in their new home on Charles Street. The system' runs on the same
principle as a refrigerator: water is pumped into the system, the heat is remained
through freon col and the watte water is pumped out.
Separate board rejects
pay raise for trustees
By Susan White
Trustees of the Huron -
Perth separate school board
turned. down an increase' in
their honoraria in an in -
camera session at their mee-
- ting Monday night in Dublin.
Board Vice Chairman Vince
Young of Goderich said the
proposed raise to $200 . a
month from the. present $180
was defeated by a large vote,
with only four trustees
voting in favor.
At the same meeting
trustees reviewed copies of a
provincial report on the role'
of the school trustee. One of
its conclusions is that the
minimum pay for trustees
should be $400 a month,
funded by provincial grant
• and- local-takes—The-report--
added that local boards have
the right to pay themselves
more than $400 a month, but
the extra should be charged
against local taxes'.
Trustees did agree to a
mileage ( increase for
themselves, td 28 cents from
25 cents per mile, effective in
Sept. The same mileage will
be paid to newly hired
speech pathologist Mary La
Berge, who starts Sept. 1.
Board 'member S recon-
sidered and, rescinded a
motion from the June
meeting giving a leave of
absense withOut pay for a
year to Teresa Mader,
former principal of • St.
James' •Separate
Seaforth. She no will
receive a ,lear's leave \
absence.
In other business, Director
of Education William Eckert
reported the board's con-
vention and meeting fund is
about $1,800 over budget.
Because trustees John
O'Leary and Tim McDonnell
were absent, the board didn't
hear a full report on the
Congress of Education
meeting they attended in
June with Vice Chairman
Young.
Mr. Eckert suggested
some trustees try to attend a
—meeting -on -the -challenges -of -
the province's new Bill
which requires boards to
supply special education.
The meeting, which is
sponsored by the Ontario
Catholic System Officers
Association, will be held in
Toronto next month. It
should provide "a par-
ticularly Catholic point of
view" with implications for
Catholic schools as opposed
to schools in general he said.
. Superintendent of
Education John McCauley
told trustees he has been in
touch with the Lambton
separate board, which is' one
of the pilot province for the
implementation •of the
special education provisions
of the new law. A province-.
wide conference on im-
plementing the program will
be held in Toronto Oct. 1 and
2.
The director suggested a
member of the board's
assessment committee at-
tend a meeting on planning
with assessment in Toronto
Sept. 17 and 18.
The board's accommoda-
tions review committee will
Set a meeting for September,
to -look over data collected by'
the administration.
The board agreed to pay
Eileen Williams, the
custodian lit St-.- Patrick's
school in Dublin, an hour per
day of pupil attendance at
the recent summer school
for Huron and Perth students
held at the school. Cecilia
Ryan was hired as part-titne
custodian at St. Columban
School, effective July 1.
The separate school board
will meet again Sept. 14.
Snap up the opportunities
q,- in the
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