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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-07-11, Page 91 MANY WAYS TO SAVE YOUR MONEY AT STANDARD TRUST Short Term Deposit 30 .59 days ($5,000 Minimum) Special Short Term Deposits ($50,000 to $99,999) ($100,00 and over) Guaranteed Investme Certificate - ($500.00 Minimum) (4 & 5 yr. Term Paid Annually) 10.25% 11.25% 12.10% 13.75% Savings/Chequing 8.500/0 Account (Paid Semi -Annually) for Further Details Crntact: STANDARD TRUST 237 Josephine St., Wingham, Ontario Telephone 35T-2022 OPEN 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon. to Thurs., Fri. till 6 p.m. Rates. Subject to Change Member Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation HURON -BRUCE FEDERAL PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE NOMINATING CONVENTION will be held at Brussels, Morris & Grey Community Centre, Brussels, Ontario on MONDAY, JULY 23, 1984 at 8 p.m. for the purpose of selecting a candidate to represent the Progressive Conservative Association in the federal riding of Huron - Bruce in the next federal election for September 4, 1984. The constitution provides th t the following delegates will be entitled tio vote at ©a nominating convention: HONORABLE OFFICERS, EXECUTIVE MEMBERS, DIRECTORS OF THE tv ASSOCIATION, MUNICIPAL CHAIRPER- SONVand ' THREE DELEGATES from each polL as appointed by the poll chairperson. Proposed candidates to give 48 hours written notice to the president prior to the nomination. Mrs. Mary Donnelly, President Mrs. Maria Van, . Keulen, Secretary -Treasurer ri €(e3 Tours & Travel Ltd. E. Wawanosh Township Council discusses report on fIO1:d pia i n management The recommendations of the recent Taylor Report on floodplain management in Ontario were a topic of discussion at last Tuesday evenings meeting of East Wawanosh council. In essence, council agrees with the general intent of the report which is to give more control of floodplain policy back to the municipalities or elected officials, said Reeve Neil Vincent in a telephone interview later. That would mean taking away some of the powers of the Ministry of Natural Resources and bodies such as the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority. Although the report recommends that all decision-making powers revert back to the municipalities, Mr. Vincent said his council would work with tie conservation authority in a cooperative fashion to make use of the MVCA's years of experience in flzidplain matters. Bur it all comes down to common sense, said the reeve, and he pointed to instances in the township' where properties that never flood have been designated as flood -prone in floodplain mopping. In the end, Mr. Vincent said the decision should be left up to"tile in= dividual landowner. To Mr. Vincent's un- derstanding, the report proposes that conservation authorities revert back to their original intent, that is as advisory bodies or groups that' municipalities could "ask for advice rather than permission". Council's comments wer forwarded to the Ministry of Natural Resources head- quarters at Queen's Park. GRANT REQUESTS In other business council received a request for ,a grant from the Blyth Community Centres Board to go toward a land purchase that board is hoping to make. The board has three properties of varying acreages in mind: one at $24,575, one at $17,700 'and a third at $14,200. East Wawanosh council would be asked to contribute 20 per cent of the purchase price or $4,914, $3,540 or $2;840 depending upon the property chosen. Council members replied that they will consider making a contribution in 1985 since no funds have budgeted for this year.' -Council also expressed its desire for the board to purchase the $14,200 property. There was some concern raised about East Wawa - nosh's 20 per cent share as well, especially since neighboring Morris Town- ship has been asked to con- tribute 15 per cent. Council has asked the board for a user breakdown Co deter- mine if the 20 per cent is justified. A grant request of $600 from the Blyth Union Cemetery Board also was turned down by council for the same reason: it did not budget for the funds in '84. That money was to be used for maintenance and repairs at the cemetery. East Wawanosh Township will start licensing dogs in,. 1985, council decided at the Annual meeting is held at the vocational centre About 50 people attended the annual meeting of the Wingham and District Association for the Mentally Retarded held recently at the Jack Reavie Vocational Centre. A general board meeting was held, including reports from the Silver Circle Nursery, Golden Circle School, the Jack Reavie Vocational Centre and the Edward Street Group Home. After the general meeting Mrs. Florence Reavie, elections officer, introduced the new- executive members to the board. The new executive members are Bevan Lindsay and Doug Kuyvenhoven as' vice presidents, Hap Swatridge • on workshop committee, Mrs. Shirley Donaldson and Debbie Kuyvenhoven on newsletter, ° Mrs, William McInnes •and Mrs. Joe Kieffer on membership and social committee; John Donaldson on group home committee. Randy Foxton, Rev. Douglas Madge, Grant Chisholm and Sheila Dawson are members at large: Those remaining for another term are Willie Vanderwoude as president; Audrey Swatridge, • sec- retary; Donna Vander- 9 Day New Orleans & Deep South Featuring the .1984 World's Fair Departs: August 11, 1984 or September 23, 1984 join Fettes Tours for an exciting visit to New Orleans, with entrance breakfast cruise to World's Fair, New Orleans City Tour, Admission to the Fair, Tour of Mobile Belingrath Gardens and Home tour plus terrific scenery and entertainment. A treat "awaits you •, in New Orleans. • • a • • • • b • b • • • • jA11 Inclusive Lodge Holidays 4 Day Elgin House Departs: August 24, 1984 September 22, 1984 4 or 5 Day Scott's Resort Departs: August 13, 1984 September 10, 1984 October 12, 1984 All Meals, Entertainment, Accommodation Included. Pay One Price Only. No Tipping! and Transportation is ••••0•••a.•.•.ab.•••••••••.••• Travel to Eastern Canada This Yea,,r 12 Day Atlantic Provinces Tour - Departs July 14 or 28 20 Day Newfoundland rd Gaspe - Departs july 29 15 Day Maritimes Tour -Departs August 24 *********/********* **,*************** LUXURY MOTOR COACH TOURS - OUR EXCLUSIVE AGENT IN WINGHAM HLIDAY WORLD 250 Josephine Street. Call 357-2701 woude, treasurer; Bill Ste- phenson and Esther Can- telon, co-chairmen for work- shop committee; Ron Zim- mer and. Ivan Metcalfe, group home; Sue Overholt, chairman of Silver Circle. The fund-raising and ad hoc committees remain the same. Plans are now tinderway for the establishment of a second group home- , in Wingham to meet the needs of the mentally handicapped adults in this area. Other projects worth noting are the annual fund-raising lottery, with tickets now on sale for a dinner and dance in Brussels on Saturday, October 13. Proceeds are being used for both the general operation of Wingham and District AMR and all its facilities, plus a new wood -working program to start soon in the basement of the Jack Reavie Voca- tional Centre. The staff of the AMR has increased in the past several years from three to 16, in- cluding part-time .help — certainly a small but growing industry . for Wingham and area. PRESIDENT WILLIE VANDERWOUDE presents' Mrs. Florence Reavie .with a plaque for more than 25 years of devoted service to Wingham and District Association for the Mentally Retarded.,,The presentation was made at, the annual i eting of the Association held recently. _.J `LRESENTING A PLAQUE to Harvey Webster of Luc ow; for more than 25 years of devoted service to Wingham and District Association for the Mentally Retarded, is Willie Vanderwoude, president of the Association. Mr. Webster is -the only remaining founding member still active as a board member. . " meeting. Up until and including this year, a dog tax was added to the tax roll. But now the animals will be licensed, meaning that council will have to hire a dog counter and issue licnses next year. BICENTENNIAL Agnes McBurney of the tenth concession is East Wawanosh's bicentennial medal nominee. The province of Ontario is presenting 1,984 bicentennial medals this year to deser- ving candidates and East Wawanosh has selected Mrs. McBurney for her years of service to the community and her church. Still with the bicentennial, East Wawanosh will present pins and spoons with the township logo to all former council members and their wives. The next regular meeting of East Wawanosh council is scheduled for "Aug. 7 at 8 p.m. at the township shed. Five running for warden of Huron The race for 1985 warden in Huron County has increas- ed from a four to a five -way race. At the July session of coun- ty council Turnberry Town- ship Reeve Brian McBurney announced he would throw his hat invthe`ring for the pos- ition of 1985 warden. The 33 -year-old reeve joins Stanley Township Reeve Paul Steckle, Grey Township Reeve Leona Armstrong, Goderich 13eeve Harry Wor- sell and Tuckersmith Reeve Robert Bell in the race. Reeve McBurney has been on county council for five years and on Turnberry's council since 1976. A cattleman from RR 1, Wingham, Mr. McBurney is currently chairman of, the county's road committee. He has been on the. road com- mittee for two years and pre- viously served. on the board of management for 'Huron= view. The four others vying for the title announced their de- cisions at the May session of county council. Reeve Wor- sell bid, unsuccessfully last year against Warden Tom Cunningham. • The 'vote for warden will take place in December and is expected to take more than one ballot.. EVENING AUCTION SALE, Of consignments of household furnishings and antiques will be held in the Teeswater Arena on f_ July 16 6:00 p.m. Partial List Includes: • Chesterfields; living room chairs; dining 'room suite; coffee, end and odd tables; kitchen tables and chairs; bedroom suites; beds; dres- sers; washstands; chest; cribs; baby Swing-a-matic; child's table and chairs; (amps; clocks; pic- tures and frames; dishes and glass; small appliances';' chest type freezers; Franklin and wood stoves C.B. radio; lawn mowers; wheel barrow; bicycles; and much more. Terms: Cash night of sale. Auctioneers: WALLACE BALLAGH Teeswater 392.6170 GRANT McDONALD Ripley 395-5353 The Wingbam 'Advance -Times, July 11, 1984 --Page 9 ''''Recommended rotation varies from 50 to 100 years age for commercial harvest- depending upon species and ing of Canada's forests location. of 30 COMBINES 75 TRACTORS AND 200 PCS., OF EQUIPMENT Saturday, July 21 9130 A.M. SHARP SPECIAL COMBINE SALE 2100 P.M. Brindley Auctions DUNGANNON 13 nil. N.E. of Goderleb, 519-529-7625 AUCTIONEER: GORDON H. BRINDLEY . CLEARING :AUCTION SALE Of business warehouse, 4 bedroom home, automobiles, antiques and furniture for: • Mr. & Mrs. Geo. Keil Victoria St., Gorrie on: Salt., July 28 10 a.m. sharp ' Not responsible for accidents. See next week's Crossroads for full listing Prop: Geo. & Francis Keil 335-3545 CLETUS DALTON AUCTIONS Auctioneer: COL. CLETUS DALTON 529-7420 AUCTION SALE Annualauction sale at Greenbush Sports Centre for: GREENBUSH LAWN & SPORTS CENT -RE Hwy. 9, Harriston (between Harriston & Clifford) on: ' Sat., July 21 12:0.0 Noon Motorcycles; snowmobiles; cars;, trucks; snowblowers; chainsaws; lawn mowers; accessorie s; parts and Briggs & Stratton parts. . DON'T MISS OUR GIGANTIC FURNITURE r'Th° LIQUIDATION SALET&hurs.ur, dayJuly J12uljr4 F14riday, July, 13 Sat, 3 DAYS oH CHECK OUR AD IN \ CROSSROADS FOR DETAILS WINGHAM SALES ARENA On Hwy. 4 just north of Wingham AUCTIONSALE Of partial furniture, pictures, glassware etc. from Mrs. Marjorie Armstrongs apt. with addi- tions to be held at Wingham Auction Centre on: Sat., July 14, 1984 11:00 a.m. Large impressive 9 piece black walnut dining room suite; twin beds and dresser, •burled wood design; pefiod piano w. candlestick holders; 2 drawer serving table w. drop ends; oak writing desk; radio/record/stereo player; chest drawers; Seth Thomas wall clock; Ses- sions mantel clock; hand made spindle baby bed, circa 1800; pictures; etchings Of .interest, some circa 1800, French, Austrian, etc.; hand- work, inlcuding luncheon set w. cut work & cluny lace & many other pieces of interest; washing machine; frig; 2 washer/spin dryers; elec. stove; Lawn Boy power mower; electric lawn mower; quantity hand tools; 2 copper boilers; vibratinctsander; small dolls & parts; set child's dishes; quantity Tupperware; glass candelabra; leaded glass server; pressed, Cut & crystal glassware; Sterling candlestick holders & several silver plated pieces; other pieces of interest; money banks, :ceramic, plastic and tin; part set of belly band bells. NOTICE PREVIEW TIME CHANGE: Friday, July 13, 7 - 9 only. Mobilo lunch. Auctioneer: JACK ALEXANDER 357-1011 and 357-1442