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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1985-12-04, Page 14Rage 14 -The Wingham Advance -Times, Dec. 4, 1985 BROWNIE SONG & DANCE -The Second Wingham Brownies did a song and dance to entertain parents dur- ing their enrollment night held last Thursday at the R‘rzArm..4fr'nqa>, Wingham United Church. Brown Owl Mrs. Bev McBride led the Brownies in their ceremonies. At least two groups will question Ontario Hydro's need to get electrical power out of the Bruce Nuclear Power Development when they appear before the con- solidated hearings on the Ontario Hydro transmission system in southwestern Ontario. Both Energy Probe, a Toronto-based research foundation and the Foodland Hydro Committee made up of Huron, Bruce and Middle- sex County farmers, said that during the course of the hearings, which got under- way at Guelph recently, they intend to prove the need does not exist. The joint hearings before the Ontario Municipal Board and the Environmental Assessment Board bogged down in procedural wranglings during the first day and the hearing ad- journed early another day while HycWo lawyer Bruce Campbell sought more infor- mation on an alternative route being proposed by the Ontario Institute of Agro- logists. Mr. Campbell told the hearing that Hydro is not prepared to have the route MRS. GEORGE BROWN uestion rridor proposed by the agrologists considered by the consoli- da ted hearing _board. . He also said Hydro will not consider the route commonly known as the modified M3, which was originally ap- proved at the previous board hearing, a decision which was later struck down by the courts following complaints that there had not been ade- quate. notice given off the hearings. Mr. Campbell told lawyers and representatives of the Highway 401 municipalities, which had appealed the previous hearing, that a transmission line could still be built in their area. He said the entire southwestern Ontario study area is at risk. Hydro wants a trans- mission line to move elec- tricity generated at the BNPD through Huron County to London. From there the line would go to the Nanticoke generating station on Lake Erie. This line, referred to as M7, is part of a recommended $432 million system plan. The hearings continue this week and are expected to run for six months. Corrie Personal Notes Mr. and Mrs. Brian Welsh of Toronto spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Strong. - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gibson and Brent of Kit- chener spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibson. Mr.• and Mrs. Alvin Mundell spent ' a few days recently with Mr. and Mrs. James O. Brisbin of Guelph. Lana and Lyndsay Fleming of Neustadt spent the weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Smith and returned home with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les Fleming, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hastie have moved to their new home in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hyndman, Neil and Nicole of Guelph, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hynd- man. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Grainger and Gary of RR 2, Wroxeter, Mrs A. L. a Stephens and Mrs. Cecil Grainger visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Williams of RR 1, Listowel, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Williams of Listowel also visited at the same home and helped -celebrate Chet's fifth birthday. ' (7 ‘,„ 4,774,7,.."--,-.000- ' SAW 1 __\w„.....w.._Iv.‘14.k w.i. A L L SEASON TIRES ON SALE Buy them now while the price is right! Famous name brands. All sizes ... for foreign and domestic cars , . , super selection! POLYESTER- FIBERGLASS P155/80R13 $54.00 P165/80R13 $59.00 P175/80R13 $62.00 P185/801313 $64.00 P185/75R14 $67.00 P195/75R14 $69.00 P205/75R14. $72.00 P215/75R14 $74.00 P205/75R15 $72.00 P215/75R15 $74.00 P225/75R15 $79.00 P235/75R15 $84.00 BALANCE - N/C NEW VALVES - N/C BUFF RIMS - N/C LABOUR N/C ALL - N/C POLYESTER -STEEL SEASON GUARD P155/80R13 P185/80R13 P195/75R14 P205/75R14 P205/75R1 5 P215/75R15 P225/75R15 P235/75R1 5 $59.00 $69.00 $74.00, $77.00 $79.00 $79.00 $84.00 $89.00 P235175R15 TL's B.F. GOODRICH Outlined white letter, steel all season's Man. List - 171.20 SPECIAL - $110.00 All these services included in the above price - BROPHY TIRE SERVICE 1 1 John St. WINGHAM Ph. 357-3712 SUSSMAN'S OF ARTHUR Great Pre -Christmas Sale Oren Thursday and Friday Nites to 9 p.m. I 200 Men's SUITS Sizes 36 to 46 Reg to S-299 `c For the Early Shopper • SALE Savq $80.00 off, all other SUITS $1 8 9 0 0 Crjose ",gym 2000 famous orand aunts S•:es 36 :o 56 nc.udes aouole ureastee styes Reg 5369 00 5450 00 • 800 Men's SUITS • All new fall arrivals. ineludqs Hvde Park Brand • . SI:es 36 to 48 Rea to 5330 00 .SALE BETTER BLAZERS GREAT SELECTION • j'ng,e & aou5,e h'eas:eo :.es vav d 3Ch anah Ye( 'as Qn ':�o,:•: '•,m N r S h o e� Con' e G arocne S hes Pec, '5129 00 5289 00 S -:es 36 x 52 ' NEW BROWNIES ENROLLED -The Second Wingham Brownies , welcomed new members during an enroll- ment ceremony held last Thursday. Joining the Brownie Pack are (back) Melissa Greenaway, Mary Anne Skinn, -- e1 meet' stabilization Linda Hollinger; (middle) Mandy Anger, Karen Schill, Meredith Chadwick, Jill Baynton, Lindsay Johnston; (front) Kendra Leishman, Kara Werth, LeeAnne Carter and Tanya Kleist. Missing isi Becky Gillespie. i - Ministers sign first tripartite agreement su eeessf rrlrorrcl asiarr.- Late last week the Ontario government and the federal government °announced tri- partite level payments for beef cattle and hogs for 1985. For beef producers these payments will mean second quarter (April 1 to June 30, 1985) -pa y-m•ents--o the payment is based on pounds gained, the amount would be comparable. Farrow -to -finish hog op- erators will receive second quarter payments of $10.11 and third quarter payments of $14.31 per hog: After con- sultation with the pork .pro- ducers, the pork payment will be split between finisher and sow-weaner hogs. Lambs are also part of the transitional federal -provin- cial payment but calcula- tions have not yet been completed for the third and fourth quarters. Federal Agriculture Mini- ster John Wise and Ontario Minister of Agriculture and Food Jack Riddell last week signed the first national tri- patite income stabilization agreement. "Our signatures on this pact mark what we hope is the beginning of a new era in stabilization," Mr. Wise said. "This program is a three-way partnership be- tween our two governments and cattle, hog and lamb producers." Mr. Riddell added, "The signing of tripartite will • opefully firing in new health to the red meat sector. It is a further step forward by my government to bring stabil- ity to, the agricultural -sec- tor." -GetTiard Schickendanz, president of the Ontario Cattlemen's Association, Tom Smith, chairman of the Ontario Pork Producers' Marketing Board, and Tom Redpath, secretary -man- ager of the Ontario Sheep Association were witnesses to the signing. . This historic signing took place in the corner office of the East Block of the Parlia- ment Buildings shortly after 6 p.m. November 25, 1985, culminating three years of negotiations between the federal government, the provinces and producer groups. Tripartite income stabili- zation is an income assur- ance plant to protect produc- ers in times of low commod- ity prices. The two levels of.. government and the' produc- ers contribute equally to the plan. Producer participation in the plan is voluntary, but most producers are expected to take advantage of t_he_.op .. ion To join. Under the program, stabil- ization schemes are. estab- lished for hogs, slaughter cattle, feeder calves and Iambs. A scheme for feeder cattle may be implemented at a later date. The plans for hogs, slaughter cattle and feeder calves take effect January 1, 1986. The scheme for .lambs goes into effect March 1, 1986. "All provincial ministers of agriculture have said that tripartite stabilization would be a longterm benefit to Ca- nadian agriculture. It is a sound and workable method of protecting producers," Mr. Wise said. "1 am not going ahead to- day with. one partner, but ,,with a first partner. Indeed, -Tio Fi of us hope our provin- cial colleagues will join with us in signing in the near fu- ture," he added. Mr. Riddell said he was particularly..pleased--to-have - had three representatives of the producer groups in the delegation to Ottawa. "Ontario producers have been most patient and sup- portive of my efforts to•bring the tripartite agreement to a IRON -ON -LABELS Adhere permanently to clothing and linen. 50 labels for only 53.95 PRESS -ON LABELS __.Sticks to._atmost aiay-dry..sar--- face Identify your books, envelopes, etc. Featuring a new transparent waterproof plastic. Available at The Listowel Banner 188 Wallace Ave N Listowel Great Selection fine wool flannel SLACKS poly/wool blends and stretch corduroys Sizes 28 - 46. Reg. $50.00 to $70.00 $3995 SALE Save $10.00 offalt other SEACKS Superb selection over 2500 pairs. All famous Canadian brands. Sizes 28 to 52. ALL $10.00 OFF Save on Entire Selection men's wool, tweed, wool/cashmere OVERCOATS Reg. $159.00 to $360.00 Sizes 38 - 48. All this season's newest SALE $8900 - $12900 - $169°° - $240°° Save on 3000 SPORTCOATS, All new this'R,eaSon from famous Canadian' makers Great selections .vool tweeds. Harris tweeds. Corduroys wool cashmeres suede likes. camel hair Sizes 36 to 54 Req $129 00 to 5249 00 $8900 $129°6 $17900. 1000 .Men's. Dress SLACKS. •S :es 28 :o 52 Reg values to 555 00 SALE $1695.; and $2695 Save 20% Off all other fan & winter OUTERWEAR in stock For The Early Shopper 1500 DRESS SHIRTS - Reg. values to $35.00. Sizes 14-17. C Limit 6 per customer - SALE $9.95 9.9 5 Great Selection - This Season's Newest DRESS SHIRTS - Famous brands as For �@.tyfh, Vier-re-Cardi:.r84,1-&-vtnera. Reg. to $35.00. Sizes 141/2-171/2 -171/2 Save on Men's All Weather TOPCOATS - Zip -out linings or quilted linings. Sizes 36 to 52. 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