The Wingham Advance-Times, 1975-06-12, Page 2Council
sets mill rate for '7S
The West %wawa TownithiP
Council valincalled to special
neaten dune b toset the Militates
for 1975, litlaw $44 WO given
third Pelt " *d P411°04 aftera
lung dblettflAta various budget
items
Taxed will be higher for town -
'hip redden' to t .a very great
*Mae io the county rate and to
increases _ in school rates. The
Peen) tuwnshi'ip rate is the only
One to reflect a degrease from
57.00 mills in 1974 to the present
rate of 22.58 mills. The other
rates are: county, 28 mills as
compared to 5.05 last year; ele-
mentary schools, 20.25 milli as
compared to 14.16 in 1974; secon-
dary school, 15.98 as compared to
13.95 last year; separate schools,
25.61 for Huron Perth and 22.
for Bruce -Grey.
At a regular meeting of council
J•.me 3, members passed bylaw
7-1975 authorizing the licensing of
trailers and mobile homes in the
township. The licence fees were
set at $10 per month to be col-.
lected four times a year, with.the
4. first billing in July.
In other business, council dis-
cussed the report of repairs and
improvements recommended for
the Kirk Drain. A court of Revi-
sion on the issue will be held July
3. The township clerk was direct-
ed to v.'rite Gamsby and Man-
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nerow Limited requesting them
to do engineering work on a
culvert at the drain. The clerk
was also instructed to apply to
the Ontario Ministry of Housing
for grants of loans to home-
owners to enable repairs on the
homes to bring them up to
standard.
On direction of council, the
clerk will also apply for informa-
tion on a tax rebate for diesel fuel
purchases and investigate the
possibility of purchasing a new
grader tax-free. Council also
authorized the road superin-
tendent to advertise for an em-
ployee to do general township
work and grading. A petition for
drainage brought forward by
Mrs. Muriel Johnston of Bayfield
and others in the St. Augustine
area was accepted by council.
Road accounts of $2,369.22 and
general accounts of $41,717.45
were approved for payment.
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The Morris Township Council
has approved applications for tile
drain loans amounting to $17,700.
The decision was made at a
regular meeting of the council
June 2. Council also approved a
refund on 1975 taxes for north lot
2, Concession 7, based on an
assessment of $740.
In other business, Thomas
Miller was authorized to oversee
repairs to the Nichol Drain
branch at north lot 30, Concession
7. A grant of $100 `dor the Turn -
berry Township Flood Disaster
Fund was also approved.
Bruce . Boland, a Sarnia en-
vironmental officer representing
the Ministry of Environment
attended the meeting to discuss
the condition and make
recommendations on the town-
ship waste disposal site.
A Court of Revision on the
Bowes Drainage Works Wal'
convened at the meeting, but
there were no appeals. The court
was closed and by-law 4, was
given third reading and passed.
Council approved for payment
road . accounts of $4,081.36 and
general accounts of $61;254.39.
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LOIS MARTIN accompanies the congregation in a songfest
preceeding the opening ceremonies of the new Wingham
Bible Chapel. Visitors to the Open House were seated in the
main assembly room for the official opening and joined in
song under the direction of Dan Stuckey.
DAN STUCKEY directs in singing at the opening cere-
monies of the Wingham Bible Chapel Sunday. Over 300 per-
sons attended the Open House and the official opening, with
visitors from as far away as North Bay, Toronto, Waterloo,
St. Catherines and from the Wingham area.
Anniversary, flower .service
celebrated at Gorrie United
GORRIE — Between five and
six hundred people met on Sun-
day, in the Gorrie United Church
when the Sunday School Anniver-
sary and Flower Service was
celebrated in conjunction with
the observance of the 50th, anni-
versary of the United Church of
Canada.
The theme "Jesus Is Lord" was
carried throughout the floral
decoration of the Santuary and
vestibule as well as in ap-
propriate window and poster
decorations.
• In honor of the 50th anni-
versary a beautifully decorated
three -tiered cake was the central
attract of at '.tie dont a the
church, flanked by a number of
attractive spring flower basket
arrangements.
The organist, Mrs. John Free-
man and pianist, Miss Colleen
Carson rendered a fine selection
of prelude music and also ac-
companied the hymn singing.
A talented vocal group of girls,
"The Great Expectations" from
Brussels, with their accompanist,
Mrs. William King Jr. delighted
everyone with several numbers.
A group of girls comprised of
Carol Ann Connell, Shauna Dane
and Karen Latronica recited a
poem, "Perfection": Three boys,
David Robertson, Troy Temple-
man and David Linton recited,
"Forest of Peace".
The junior choir, accompanied;
by MO Karen ' Currah and.
directed by Mrs. Raymond_
BY MURRAY GAUNT, MPP FOR HURON -BRUCE
Gowdy sang several numbers.
The scripture was read by the
Sunday School superintendent
who also led in prayer.
Rev. Wesely Ball, minister of
the Gorrie-Wroxeter charge de-
livered the address using the
theme, "Jesus Is Lord". He
particularly addressed his mes-
sage to the children present, as
he told how down . through' 'the
ages people have tried to be the
"best" or "tops" in today's lang-
uage. The idols of this age are
usually entertainers of some kind
as compared to architects, poets
or artists in former times.
He stressed that Jesus should
yke "tops" in ourlives anjd pointed
out how different things could be
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if people put Him first in their
homes, industry, the community,
and throughout the world. Par-
ents and children alike would find
answers to their problems
through prayer and a desire to'be
like Jesus Chtist. In industry em-
ployees would try to be fair. -
Speaking of community and
national pride he said he was
humbly thankful to be a Canadian
and. really proud to be a Christ-
ian. He went on to say many
people today are without a leader
and without a cause. "This is so
unnecessary as Jesus really
wantsto be Lord of our lives."
In closing he extended to all,
young and old alike, an invitation
,tLopen their hearts to Jesus and
let Him be their Leader.
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A provincial Ministry of Trans-
portation and Communications
survey released last week indi-
cated 16.4 per cent of 6,000
drivers interviewed wear seat
belts regularly. The survey, re-
leased during the legislative es-
timates committee meeting,
states the highest percentage of
seat belt wearers, 33.9 per cent,
were those who drove on expli;ess-
ways.
Those most likely to wear seat
belts are people who drive late
model cars on long trips.
The Ministry's aim is to have 50
per cent of all drivers wearing
seat belts. It has allotted $501,000
in 1975 for seat belt education,
advertising, and research pro-
grams.
According to the survey 20.6
per cent of Toronto drivers ques-
tioned wear seat belts, 15.5 per
cent in the Waterloo region, 23
per cent in Ottawa and 12.6 per
cent in Bruce County.
Ontario is taking new steps to
limit the number of ,immigrant
doctors entering the province,
according to Health Minister
Frank Miller. Immigrant physi-
cians are not being approved for
residence in Ontario unless they
have pre -arranged employment
or have agreed to settle in com-
munities picked by the govern-
ment, Mr. Miller told the Legisla-
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF
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The Huron County Health Unit, in co-opera-
tion with the Health of Animals Branch of the
Canada Department of Agriculture will be hold-
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Ontario wants to • maintain a
ratio of one doctor for every 575
residents.
A Ontario Housing Minister Don-
ald Irvine said he sees nothing
wrong with speculators making a
profit on land dealings with the
government -run Ontario Housing
Corporation.
He told the Legislature he has
no intention of calling a public in-
quiry to probe OHC operations.
His statements followed reve
tions last week that a Sudbury in4
surance agent and his wife made
about $200,000 on a series of land
dealings with OHC.
John Fisher, formerly Can-
ada's Centennial Commissioner,
has been named chairman of the
Ontario Liquor Advisory Council
to advise the Ontario Govern-
ment on it liquor policies.
The Minister of Energy, Dennis
Timbrell Announced that public
hearings will be conducted by the
Environmental Hearing Board
commencing the middle of July,
into the portion of the Bradley -
Georgetown Hydro corridor from
Colbec to Limehouse. The min-
ister has indicated that they hope
to have these hearings completed
as quickly as possible so that the
line construction will not be de-
layed unduly.
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WINGHAM MAYOR JACK REAVIE and Mrs. Reavie
arrive at the Wingham Bible Chapel for the open house and
official opening Sunday. Over 300 persons attended the
opening ceremonies in the new budding.
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