The Huron Expositor, 1984-11-07, Page 12Al2 — THE )-IURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 7, 1984
Hig• h vacancy rate at
Zurich seniors complex
A 50 per cent vacancy rate at a seniors'
complex in Zurich has some county council-
lors concerned.
Representatives of the Huron County
Housing Authority presented their annual
report at the Nov. meeting of Huron County
council.
Hay Township Deputy Reeve Tony Bedard
questioned housing manager Bill Tu�well on
the vacancy at the housing authority s senior
citizen units in Zurich. There are 20 units and
10 vacancies. Mr. Bedard said this vacancy
was questioned last year and now it is worse.
"There is a decrease everywhere," said
Mr. Tugwell. "There's not a heck of a lot we
can do.
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Hay Reeve Lionel Wilder suggested an
elevator in the building would help, but Mr,
Tugwell said that is expensive. He added that
the provincial housing ministry won't fund
that cost.
A seniors' complex in Brussels faced
similar problems. Brussels Reeve Cal Krau-
ter said local service clubs raised funds and
installed an elevator and parking was
increased.
Zurich Reeve Isadore LaPorte said the
Zurich facility faces competition from an
apartment unit down the street in
"beautiful setting" where rent is "$80
month less".
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Unveiling Yonument
Erected by the Citizens of Seaforth
in honor df the Men from Seaforth
and District who made the Supreme
Sacri/ic•e during the Great 11-ar,
Sunday, October 2nd
at 3•o'clock p. m.
®11,
" To (VOW, /71140 On this earth
cometh deathdorm or l.rv.and
how can man die G,'tter than
lighting for hid country."
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Victoria Park - - Seaforth
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rip endless Blears toe enure.
Town honor'
service men with
monument in 1921
led by the Band."
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Beans all its .•'n away;
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411
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And our Eternal Hume.
11, Opening Prayer. By .rapt. Edwards
HI.. Preliminary Remarks
By Chairman, Mayor Golding
IV. Address by Ret'. T, H. Brown
V. Hymn. "Onward Christian Soldiers."
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M.ren.ng 03 n war,
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On :nen, (J+7 ,t1an sooner*,
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A: •.hr 'a.:t of praise:
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Men and ange.e erg.
0nwer l! Christian soldlera
Maran;ng is to war,
s Wl;n the en a of Jeeda
Going un before. Amen.
VI. Address by Rev. S. McLean
VII.. Address by Ree, Father Goetz
VIII. Address by Rev. F. H. Larkin, D.D.
IX H_vnrn.t' "Oh, Canada."
0,11 Canada: our fathe•'s :and of old,
Toy brow Is "nlwned wirh ;eaves of
rel sod gold.
C'•ae-th the sande of the Holy Omen,
Thy rhi!.'.rnn awn their birth.
?1t•�ta lni :ae glorious annals glee.,
Smvr valour shie' 1s thy hearth
A.:n:gn:y Gad: :in Theo we call,
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04•'.I our •lana, lvrelend •th,e na-
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.altar and throne command our sacred
• love.
.Ind m:mkihd w un, shall ever bro.
U—xlner of prove.
with Thy mighty
breath,
1:I our sans d. Thou inspire.
May nu craven r error of life or death,
Ole dame ;hentrrm'. Are.
Oar mlgnty cell loudly shall ring,
Ali !n the day. of 0:4, "Fur Christ
urd this 10: 4!"
As .n 110 days of old, "For Christ
,::d los King!"
X' Address bp Rett: Father White
XI. Unveiling Monument, by Capt. Edwards.
"Lanz Pact"—Be Bugler.'•,
GOD S.-U'E THE KING
In r:VC , I Jowl ue,lher the Programme a pII be hold on Orluber 9th.
Canadians
unaware of benefits of R.R
BY HARRY L. MARDON
A surprising number of Canadians are
completely unaware of the benefits provided
by a Registered Retirement Income Fund
( RRIF).
If'they have heard about it, they usually
confuse it with a Registered Retirement
Savings Plan (RRSP). In fact, the only
connection between them is that both are
Ottawa -approved methods of providing your-
self with retirement income.
The RRSP is a means of accumulating
money for your retirement on a tax-free basis.
However, when your RiJSP matures --or at an
earlier point in time--,ygwcan "roll over" your
RRSP funds into, n 4 gegistered Retirement
Income Fund without paying any tax. The
RRIF will prqvide you with income to
supplement that you receive from the
Canada or Quebec Pension Plan, the old ape
pension and other pension income you obtain
from your pre -retirement employment.
All too often Canadians when they reach
retirement roll over (or convert) their RRSP
money into an annuity. Annuities provide you
with a set amount of income for as long as the
particular contract sets out in its +various
provisions. But you lose control ,of your
money the moment you buy the'a'iinuity.
The payments from an annuity will be a set
amount. That means that over the years the
purchasing power of your annuity payments
will decline, because of inflation.
On the other hand, if you invest your RRSP
funds in a RRIF there is every likelihood that
your capital will grow over the lifetime of the
plan. Although the payments out of a RRIF in
the .initial +years of your retirement will be'
lower than from an annuity, they will become
greater later on.
And the real beauty of a RRIF is that you
remain in control of your RRIF money, unlike
what happens if you have an annuity.
Basically, you keep your capital and spend
On the left) Bill and Kim. the
twins, baby Sarah. They've revitalized
their fum.fe,ewith an electric plenum
heater: it's one bb the most economi-
cal ways to cut lfvinter fuel bills. Md
they've turned'the drafty old attic
room intoa warm nursery with insula-
tion and inexpensive, easy -to -install
baseboard heaters. There's a sepa-
rate thermostat, so baby's room can
be kept at exactly the right temper-
ature without overheating the rest
of the house
On the right? Mike and Stella -
empty -nesters. They've installed an
add-on electric heat pump to help
save money and heat their home in
winter and they're looking forward
to the comfort of air conditioning
next summer. it was easy to add, cuts
their heating costs and adds to the
value of their home
Electric heat provides home-
owners with many options for either
total or partial conversion. Whatever
your needs, there's an electric system
that's just right to help you cut costs,
without cutting comers on comfort.
Once you understand the flexibility
of electric heat, other heats just don't
look so hot,
Write to Ontario Hydro and ask
for your free booklet about satisfied
families who installed electric heat.
Ontario Hydro, 620 University Avenue,
Dept. U4E3 Toronto, Ontario, M5G 1X6.
Get some straight talk
about home heat.
Ontario hydro
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the income.
This means that you select each year just
how much income you want to take from your
RRIF, within government -set limits.
When it comes to selecting a RRIF in which
to invest, you should be wary of any
extravagant -sounding performance claims by
the seller of a RRIF. It is advisable to consider
carefully just how much investment risk you
can live with comfortably.
For example, if you are considering putting
your RRSP funds into a mutual fund RRIF,
you should probably invest in a mortgage or a
bond fund. This is especially Important if
your health is not all that good and you're
about' to .reach age 70 -or so. Although
mortgage and bond funds will fluctuate in
terms of rate of return, over the long term
they should keep you ahead of inflation.
You also may purchase a mutual fund RRIF
where the assets are invested in equities, or
common stocks and preferred shares. This
kind of fund is bound to be volatile.
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
Happy birthday Diane, 16 on Nov. 7.
Happy birthday to Leanne Vogels, seven
years old on Nov. 12,
Happy third birthday to Crista Vanden
Hoven, on Nov. 13.
First Presbyterian Church
Seaforth
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Sunday, Nov. 18th
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