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Get, your application ATTENTION: NON-PROFIT HOUSING ORGANIZATIONS -- Meeting Ontarios ~~. housing needs. Applications are being invited for the de- velopment of 6,700 new non- profit housing units across Ontario. Construction on these units will begin in 1988. Groups should start planning their | proposals now to meet preliminary appli- cation deadlines early this coming Spring. -- The Government of Canada through Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, and the Province of Ontario through the Ministry-of Housing, will be cost-sharing assistance directed to needy households. Market uiits will be fully funded by the Province of Ontario. The program is open to all municipal non-profit, private non profit and non: profit co-operative organizations. Local community organizations wish ing to sponsor non-profit housing projects can apply for government grants to cover the costs of establishing non-profit housing - corporations. Affordable housing for those in need. [his program helps non profit agencies to create affordable housing for households in need of housing assistance. These include families, senior citizens or physically, developmentally and psychiatric ally handi capped persons able to live independe ntlye For propect proposals im thas category, completed pre far phic ations nest be submitted by Friday, May 15, 1957, to be considered for the 1988 allocations. Housing for low-income singles. Some of the units will be specifically Organizations interested in spons SOr- ing such projects must submut their preliminary applications by May b 5. 1987 Housing with support services. A portion of the units will be set aside for groups interested in developing housing for people with support service needs. These include physically, developmentally or psychiatrically he wndic apped persons, the frail elderly. battered women and other soctally disadvantaged persons. Groups interested in developing this tvpe of housing are invited to special onenta- tion sessions - to be held in February at each Regional Office of the Ministry of Housing. Prelominary applications indicating an mtent to develop a housing project with support services are lo be subnulted by March 31, 1987 Elinbility depends oni the degree and nature of care provuted. EY TR. sa -- ee atten bm------ targetted to low-income singles. .... SN. WO | { Call n now for details. For more - information and application pac kages, contact your nearest Regional Office of the Ministry of Housing listed below two weeks ago when senior citizens were accosted by someone attemp- ting to steal their car. Durham Police, meanwhile, were . still writing up the reports from the Seagrave robbery when they were "interrupted by the employee from néarby BJ's Donuts in the plaza at the corner of Highway 74am Water Street. At approximately 4 a.m. Sherri Ann Goguen, 20, came running into the Port Perry police station describing an armed robbery where she worked. Again, the employee was alone in the shop when a white male of light build entered the store and asked for a coffee. Police say as she turned her back to get the coffee, the man followed her behind the counter, produced a silver blade knife with a black han- dle, approximately six inches long, and demanded money. According to police, he then fled the shop and ran across the street Chatterbox © (continued) Granted, we taxpayers pay for its use, and we pay heavily, but chances are, if Canada Post did close rural post offices, our taxes 'would not decrease. I'm willing to bet, if anything, our taxes would Still go up -- and we would have very little to show for it. Especially people in small towns. I can't stress enough how im- portant the rural post office is'to the people of a small community. Unless you've lived in a small town, it's hard to understand just how important it really is. Which is maybe why' the big ci- ty executives who run Canada Post wanted to close the rural post offices in the first place. To them, the rural post office is merely an expense that can easi- ly be replaced by the more economical super mail box. How can Ottawa possibly understand the social importance of a small "inefficient" post office -.to-the people of-a small-town? ------ Obviously, the only way they can understand is to tell them. And I think that is beginning to happen. Public pressure from 'these "small town people' from all over the country have pushed politi- cians like Michel Cote to re-think their initial haste in attempting to close rural post offices. It's going to take a heck of a lot | more pressure. however, before . Cote can make another announce- | ment, and this time, make it stick. 'Regional Police, they were planning 1 and disappeared. Goguen immediately went to the police station. Police took off in the same direction but were unable to 'locate the suspect. : Police are looking for a man described as having a fair complex- ion, hazel eyes, wavy collar-length hair, and a clean shaven face. At the time of robbery he was described as wearing a blue nylon sports jacket with fur collar, and blue jeans. Neither Lee nor Goguen were in- jured in the robberies. Friends meet by | accident | Margaret Steer and Gerald Gray were driving to meet each othe, but they never expected to meet head- on! ki The two are boyfriend and, girlfriend, and according to Durham on meeting the evening of January 27th. The 1986 Pony driven by Steer, 29, was headed northbound on Regional Road 2 turning onto old Simcoe St. The 1984 Ford truck, driven by, Gray, 33, was headed eastbound oft old Simcoe Street, approaching Regional Road 2. "Police say the roads were iced and the two cars collided head on, caus- ing approximately more than $6,000 total damage. Steer suffered minor injuries. and was taken to Port Perry's Community Memorial Hospital, treated and released. No charges were laid due to road conditions. Win ter bushes, the fir trees, the branches, the fallen logs. the fences are all covered with the white frosting and everything is white- and clean. IT. know that most of us can cling to" some happy memories about the wonder. the enjoyment and the Magic of Winter. Yours truly. Violet Hanley. RR. 3. Port Perry. & DINING LOUNGE RESTAURANT 1S | JOHN 8T. Canadi @ DOr tario PONTYPOOL. HOURS: DAILY 7:00 - 1:00 R -- : SUNDAY 10:00 - 13:00 Regional Offices of the Ministry of Housing BREAKFAST * LUNCH ° DINNER Sobers Oe Eastern Oct act westers Oct Northern Oce Centra 0c FEATURING! S5Hess SL S 1150 Marmson De, 2nd Fie 435 James StS regsomreny co J 1191 Lansing Ave 4950 Yonge St_ 4th Fx Sunday Brunch & Buffet Formdion. 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