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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1992-09-09, Page 12Page 12 Times -Advocate, September 9, 1992 CQMIvJZ JWTTY Waste management plan won't be done until 1995 GODERICH - It's going to be at least another three years before Hu- ron County has its own landfill site. Thursday morning in Goderich at Huron County Council, Tom Tomes, chairman of the county's Waste Management Committee, said it will be at least 1995 before the final stage of the master plan is completed. The committee has had to delay the completion because proposed sites for the new landfill were all rejected. It is hoped that once the county's own site is opened, all mu- nicipalities in Huron County will be able to use it and eventually close their own landfills. Tomes said the committee is try- ing to clear up three major ques- tions: What is it they are doing?, Where are they at now? When will the master plan be completed'' Shipka by Anni Morenz SHIPKA - With a few days of nice weather last week, some farm ers in this area were able to get their late grain combined, and straw baled, about three weeks later than usual. Birthday wishes to Loreen De- vine, of Zurich this week, a former resident of this area. Congratulations to Elda Adams, of Grand Bend, a former resident here, in becoming a first time great - grandma, when twins, a boy and girl, were born to her granddaugh- ter, Pam (Hendrick) Kaspeck, and her husband Garnet, of Petrolia, last Friday. Visitors with Hugh and Annie Morenz during the latter part of Au- gust were Javier and Sharron Osa- rio, Blanche Chapman, Bill Mo- renz, all of London, Les and Marjorie Adams and Hedy Devine, of Exeter, Melvin and Genie Stade and Grace Miller, of Dashwood and arca, Hazel Corbet, Ross and Don- na Corbeu, of Hensall and area. These folks all helped to cele- brate Hugh's August birthday. Sympathy of this community is expressed to Anne and Don Russell and family, in the sudden acciden- tal death of Anne's father, Ben Wiendels, of RR 2, Grand Bend, on August 30. Funeral service was held Thursday, September 3, from Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church at Grand Bend. Dashwood Women's Institute DASHWOOD - The Family and Consumer Affair's meeting was herd Tuesday, September 1 with Sherrie Edwards and Kathryn Kel- ler in charge of the program. Katharine Becker, Women's insti- tute president opened the meeting with balloons and candles to re- mind us of the celebration held in 1992. Even the symbols in the Ste- phen Township crest represented the freedoms we enjoy. The Roll Call "How I relieve ten- sion" was answered by 13 members and one guest. The secretary and treasurer reports were read. A thank you note was read from Aldenc Wolfe. Sherrie Edwards and Katharine Becker arc the delegates for the London Area convention to be held in Ailsa Craig on October 14, 1992. Donations were given to the South Huron Hospital Auxiliary and the Exeter Fall Fair. Again the Dashwood W.I. arc hosting two Euchre parties one on October 7 and October 21 at 8 p.m. After the business was conducted Sherrie Edwards recited a reading on "How to Handle Stress". Kathryn Keller introduced the guest speaker, Jim Hoffman who spoke on Funeral Arrangements and all learned a few interesting points and tips to consider. The next meeting is October 6. at 7:30 p.m. A new spirit of giving 4 natwnal program to cncwrese vnnit and volunseenns He said the list of proposed sites would be reevaluated and different criteria will be posed to the sites. But the waste management com- mittee and the county staff have an- other problem on their hands and that is trying to aid local municipal- ities to find more capacity in their own sites. "It's not a hidden agenda. We want to see what capacity we have and alternatives for that capacity," said Tomes. County engineer Dennis Merrall said there is still the possibility of municipalities sharing landfills once theirs have filled to capacity. However, this is not easy. "Can we work the Environmental Protection Act into our Master Plan?" asked Merrell. He Said'it is an economical barri- er to share sites and that the county would have to have meetings with the Ministry of the Environment to see if it is feaiible. Centralia by Mary Kooy CENTRAUA - The morning ser- vice was held at the United Church on Sunday at 11:30 a.m. The Medi- tation "Reach Out, Mission for To- day" was given by Mrs. Geddes, wife of the minister. Rev. Geddes who has been ill was able to be there, taking pan of the service. We are pleased to report that Bob Blair has returned from Goderich hospital where he was a patient and wish him a speedy recovery. We are sorry to report Margaret Patterson is a patient in South Hu- ron Hospital, Exeter, Get well and we hope you're back home soon Marg. Mary and Borden Smyth attended the funeral of Mary's uncle Walter Snow of Glace Bay, Nova Scotia on Tuesday of last week in London. The first fall U.C.W. meeting will be held on Thursday evening September 10, 1992 at 8 p.m. at the United Church. Program group is Iva Blair, Marion Abbott, Gladys Buswell and Susan McAllister. Lunch committee will be Lois Wil- son, Alexia Tindall, Phyllis Tomes, Ellen Brown and Mildred McDow- ell. $1500 CASH BACK Lumina Full-size Pick ups, mina APV, Chevy S/T - Blazer. and Geo Metro • Convertible Ask about. cash backs on other vehicles S Straight Line Collision - We're proud to announce our 1st anniver- sary Serving you, the customer, has been a great pleasure for us. Throughout the year we've grown to realize what people are looking for, quality repairs for a fair price... that's what we stand for: guaranteed. 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