The Wingham Advance-Times, 1973-11-15, Page 2Page 2—The Winghami aiVariCi>r$141C3, rtig4r4a571) November 2,5, 14-ta
"Smock (ouncil oupproves
grants, passes byluws
1-1 einewip Couequ, Ramsey 474 J. Shaw at $10 per
passed a by4aw offieriamy dosh303 hour and SaSO per month Standby
the Fordwich Bridge at their reg- and fel' sand at *A .60 Per Yard 00
War comeii meethig on Nov. Q. Lize tender Gf MagWY110 for San
A by-kaw was also passed in r -Pg at Per kienr and $1100 per
connectien with setting up toll mouth standby. These stenders
free telephone service between- are subject to the approval Qi the
Gore and Wiegliani. Ministry of Arl'ansportation and
• 4 $200 grant will be given to. Communication..
wards the restallation ()flights on In other butsine$S council;
Laigelet Street. Another graet of --pasSeti a deeming by-law in
- will be given to the Fordwich eonneetien With owners of lots be-
ikfunicip4 Cemetery Board.. ing responsible for cOnstruction
SHOW pie 'wig tenders were of roadways;
accepted, from Catbers, C. —passed a burrow by-law in
regards to the proposed new
conummity centre;
—approved a grant to the
Free servks fer moo*Agriculture Society of
• $200;
W _ _„_ ---aeproved a grant to the
lied let smilers
• The ethifstry of Natural Re. Howiek Township Recreation
ee f $
sources has a free service in Committo150;
operation of interest to perpons --aecepted the application of
owning weemets. The service Robert Kelly and Levi S. Miller
includes the marldog of woomots for a tile drainage loan;
on private land for commercial —approved banding permits of
cutting. John Winter, Irving Toiler, Win.
On request the ministry will Smith, Edgar Gedke, and Gorrie
mark saleable trees with yellow BUildw8 Supplies Ltd.;
paint. The markings wilt be at —accepted the petition of Wm.
about the four foot level and at Thornton for a municipal ("In
trunk level. The,doublelnarking and instructed the clerk to notify
allows the easypicking out of the engineer;
trees the owner wants cut and en-
--refunded business taxes for
styes that after cutting they were four people;
the proper trees. —refunded two people for fire
• The lot owner is informed of the less;
approximate value of his woodlot —instructed the road auPeria-
• with The trees classified accord. tendent to close the sidewalk
ing to, diameter and *cies; portion of the Fordwich bridge on
The ministry will then send out Louise St.;
a notice to all the log buyers in .—approved payment of ac -
the area which includes the name counts totalling approximately
Of the owner, his let number and•
concession and the number of
trees by volume and species. The
buyers are notinformed of the eg-
*oftmated value of the woodlot. ouncii
The purpose of this service is to
give lot 'owners. an idea of the nye et $ on
value of their woodlots 'and to •
provide sustained yield of wood sewers
• from these lots by the prevention
-of the high -grading and slaught- Deini rdrid sewers occupied
mine of trees. Morris Township Council at its
The mhtstryu brunch' located November 5 meeting'.
outside of Wingliam covers all of . application for a tile dram
Huron iaed. Perth Counties, 'the loan of $2,200 was accepted and a
south 'four townships of Bruce bylaw imposing a special annual
County, and Minto: Township in drainage rate on certain lots
Wellington County.' The tele ne • under the Tile Drainage Act was
nurnber is 357-3131.• • passed.
The council, which had been
petitioned to have the Rintoul
Drain put in working order,
,decided to notifirlhe' Maitland
Valley Conservation • Authority
and Jason. A. Howes, OLS, List-
pwel, to make a survey'and re-
port to repair that drain, his
report being' subject to the ap-
proval of the authority.
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Council further decided to,
-enter into an agreement of ease -
Ment with George Johnston, Lot
42, Concession 8, East Wawanosh
• for an, outlet for a storm sewer
;from Highway 4, west to the out:
let to a width of 30 feet for con-
sideration of $100 for &Wages,
and the privilege of joining any
• • future houses north of the sewer.
Council accepted the tender of
Maloney Bros., Dublin, for $29,-
•otere. • 896 to install a storm sewer at
•Belgrave. The acceptance is sub -
eta jectto the approval of B. MI Ross
Montreal— A free offe.and Associates of Goderich. The
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everyone ean,toke.So dort'iuffer.
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tender Was the lowest of nine re -
special interest to those who ceived by council, the highest
being $65,590..
• A bylaw authorizing thebiwn-
ship to enter into an agreement
with other municipalities to form
a Blyth DistrictIlre Area Board
was passed.
• Council also agreed that Robert
Grasby will look after repairs to
the McNeil Municipal Drain and
that Ross Smith is to look after
repairs to the Garniss Drain.
bear fret do not uederstana
Words has been announced by
Seltone. A nen-operating model
of the smallest Beltoite aid ever
made will be mailed to anyone
sending 100 for postage and
handling. •
• Try this non-operating model
in the privacy of your own home
• to see- how tiny, hearing help
•can be. it's yours to keep, free.
it weighs less than a third of an
•ounce; and it's all at ear level,
in one unit. No wires lead from
• body t� head.
These models are free, $o write
for yours now. Thousands have
already ben mailed, so write
today to Dept. 8133„Beltorte Elec-
tronics of Canada Ltd., 3637
Metropolitan Blvd. E., Montreal
455, P.Q.
Lakelet
Harvey Lints of Decker, Man.,
is visiting with his cousin, Mrs.
Ervin Reidt and Mr. Reidt. Sun-
day visitors at . the Reidt home
were Mr. and Mrs. Mel Milligan,
Mr. and Mrs. John Milligan, Mrs.
Esther Jacques and Mrs. Thomas
Detzler of Mildmay.
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Lakelet Personal Notes
Mrs, Rebecca Hosslold, Walk=
spent the wesksad with
Mr and Mrs Lyle Murray end
famuly
Nineteen girls from the Lakelet
area attended the 4-H achieve -
t day held in Howiek Central
en Saturday, This i* the
largest pomp we have had from
Laketon Mies Lois lirergumea, a
former Lakelet 4-H girl was one
of the commenting home
eeonomilits, The swing project,
"Taking a Look at Yourself", is
expected to be still larwer
WandMrsJun thhsat
ed the &MOMS Val* China
Somber asp Henasay awed h
the Hanover Mews flea Pride;
overlies_ Alio *11111.rnt
eel to Remele DaY.
aad Mile Wanes Zurbrigi
Waited Sineley with Mr, and Mrs
Gerdes Drigg at Stratford.
WINS AWARD—Bill Mulvey, who is employed at United Breeders' Formosa13reneb, was
honored at the aesociation's annual awards night held at Breslau. He received a 3540
cow insemination award from Dr. C. Reeds (right), general manager of United Breeders.
Murray Gaunt,MPP Huron -Bruce •,
Report from
There has been a great deal of
discussion this week about an
energy conservation program in
the event of a severe shortage
'this winter. Premier Davis in
formed the Legislature that
goverriment departments are
studying methods (If conserving
energy, and will publish sugges-
tions, to assist people in coping
with the situation. -Energy Mini-
ster Darcy McKeough has men-
tioned the possibility of banning
Sunday driving, turning down
thermostats in government
buildings and closing public
buildings during hours of infre-
quent use. The education mini-
ster is sending instructions to
schools to. reduce temperatures,
possibly use storm windows
again and reduce lighting on
bright days. •
This week the estimates of the
Ministry of -Agriculture are. be-
fore the House. The minister of
agriculture is pleased because
the Ontario farmers are today re
eeiving higher. prices. for their
products,' although. he Was quite
concerned forth
' e beef industry,
prior to the imposition of the sur
tax on American beef. Many
farmers wish to take advantage
of the improved income to re-
place old implements and
machinery. liroweirer, they. . are
finding it difficult th do so, be-
cause of an apparent shortage of
agricultural equiOments.
I brought to the attention of the
Minister the possible severe
shortage of fertilizer in Ontario.
One of the problems iiThatiarge
quantities of potash have been
exported to the Far East and the
U.S. and I suggested that the pro-
vincial and federal governments
should work out arrangements to
stockpile fertilizer to prevent
•shortages in,Ontario. It is obvious
that the provincial and federal
governments Should get together
to ensure that our needs are met
in this country before any further
exports take place.
Dean Riebieds of Guelph Uni-
versity recently issued a report
on the Ontario Ministry of Agri-
culture and Food, in which he re-
commended the phasing out of
the College at Centralia. We were
please to learn that .the Minister
has decided, not to accept this
recommendation. As I pointed
out, the Theoretical or academic
side of agriculture is the special-
ity of Guelph College, whereas
Centralia, Kempville and Ridge
town Colleges are concerned with
the practical side of farming. In
addition, Centralia is located in
the centre of some of the best
farm land in the province.
E Wawanosh
Ok's payments
At the November meeting of
the East Wawanosh Township
Council, chaired by Reeve rRoy
Pattison, approval was given for
the issuance of the final payment
to Radford Construction Limited,
Blythf plus deposit cheque re
Cook Municipal Drain contract.
Gerald McDowell was asked to
contact the contractor for repairs
to the pavilion at the East and
West Wawanosh park.
Approval was also given for
payment of the school debenture
when it falls due on Dec. 1 in the
amount of $18,600.
Road accounts amounting to
$5,878.20 and general accounts of
$1,227.01 were approved for pay-
ment.
Lakelet
Mrs. Ella Webber was moved
from Walkerton Hospital to the
Fordwich Nursing Home, last
Saturday. She would be very
happy to see any old friends who
might be in the area.
Parueen's
The provincial secretary for
social development, The Hon.
Robert Welch, was made Mini-
ster for housing this week, and
Liberal Leader Robert Nixon is
dubious about this appointment.
Ontario needs a full-time housing
minister or housing will continue
to be in short supply and highly
priced. .
There have been some changes
in the Liberal Caucus following
the recent leadership convention.
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MIRRORS si
Donald Deacon, • member *ter
York Centre, las. been made de-
puty leader, with specific
re-
sponsibility for party ,organiza-
tion and co -Ordination, as well*
policy making, James Breitji-
aupt, member for Kitchener, has,
been made House leader, which
will leave Robert Nixon more
time for meeting the people in
ridings throughout the province
and other responsibilitieSof the
Leader. '
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