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-However Mr. Falconer, it(nn
(linteti,- said he Witold like to see
• more consigned at next year's
*ring sale, which- is Scheduled for
March
Elvey" Brodhagen1_of 'RR 1,
Brunner, a member of -the Ontario
Shorthorn Club.-4111'4ne4-441*
representativele- **if Abe '.-Pettb-
Huron club, sald-thePerlk
Grey and Bruce breeding cattle sale
on Aug. 1, 1987 ,was alio a success,
and bidding was better than stan,
_dart Thirty-four (Oen and bred
mums and cows with calf at foot
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Operations centre
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`WINGHAWS Jason reistruovet.into check a Port Bo- otafeidufrig iotkin:-Swiitay at Lockridge
•Memprkel Arena WiOghaorlost to Port Elgin in a tight 2-1 contest to capture the 8-1 consolation final in
the Wingham Optimist Atom Regional Silver Stick Tournament, ‘,
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peted in the RUron-ratii Cham-
pionship held in Ayhieradd turned
in a strong performance as 15 of the
Madill athletes qualified fir WOSSA
competition. 4 •
The Town of Wingham opted to
hold its preliminary discussions with
an Ontario Ministry of Municipal
Affairs fact finder in camera. The
special, meeting allowed council to
present its preliminary Proposal to
-annex lands 'currently within I'm-
nberry Township.
NOVEMBER
Julie Lisle of the Wingham
Optimist Track and Field Club won
the Tyke Girls' 1,500, metre cross-
country race at the Canadian
championships held in Toronto.
Lisle ran a tactical race and turned
in a time of 6:1$ to capture the
national championship.
A new three-year agreement was
reached between Western Foundry
Co. Ltd. of Wingham and its em-
ployees represented by:
Canadian BrOtherluxid.,0111aihvay,
Transport andiGenertd Workers. -
The expansion project at
Homes in Wingham is prateeding
schedule, According:- tP7-7-40..
anpany
COMmencementwere
held- at P.
SchOol in .Wingham
$15;000 waships
Commlftfoner
r, men
An Ontario Municipal Board
hearing into appeals launched
regarding East Wawanosh
Township's comprehensive zoning
bylaw -has been scheduled for Jan. 4
and 5 at the township, municipal
building. _
The -resignation of James A.
Currie, chairman of the town's
planning advisory committee, was
accepted by Wingham Town Council
atitsNoveinber session.
. Vghtman Telephone Limited has
apitlied for an increase in local
tetellhOfie rates. If approved, it will
beAbefirst rate hike since the early
lgt6t by the privately owned com-
WY-
The Wingham Rockers won the
Bluewater International Hockey ,
Tournament at Sarnia by _defeating
the Snitch Has -Beans 2-1ln the final.
A total of 64 teams competed in eight
divisions.
Wingham Air Cadets received
ho .1e, mention and , fifth ispot
2***4 i competitiontrnliselt
° ntatives-
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set up to manage
shellfish issue
An operations cadre reporting to
the Minster of National Health and
Welfare — through the assistant
deputy, minister, health lirotectior
branch and the senior assistant
deputy , minister,
fisheries afitt.
oceans — has been set up to manage
all aspects of the issue of Atlantic
clams, oysters, , mussels 'and
quahaugs.
The information was announced
jointly triNaltiu aid Welfare
Minister - Jake_ Epp andlishekies I
and OeezmsMthiSferrfom-ihidmi,----:
Toll-free telephone lbws are now
in place to provide --up-timlate -in-
ormation to the public and
nquiries on any aspect of the issue
can be directed to 1400-267-2004.
Winkle,
Shell
Officers
Procter, of
wn from
ch.afld, Sandra
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rte of RR 3, W and secretary -
treasurer
Brussels, wiU hand the job over to
David Smith ofRR 1, Sebringville-;' • -; • -
ElteylfrOdhaOntiaielietedtosw•
ond irieezpreitident.
Council decided they, must, move
now to find an already -established
waste disposal site which would take
the township's refuse if its own
dump is closed. ,
The Wingham Board of Police
Commissioners has opted to drop out
of the Goderich Police Com-
munications System and instead to
purchase services- from a cam-
murdcations system -in Hanover.
Crime Stoppers ill Huron isex-
pected to be in operation by, mid-
March 1988, JeffAillia of the Ontario
Provincial ' POIE* told an in-
formation meetingk
Santa and litriaus were once
again -the stars Of the Wingham
Optimist Santa Claus, Parade as a
large turnout braved inclement
weather to welcpme the North Pole
residents to toWa. *krill Township
boosted the bialdlag fond of Tile
Library by $5,0110; With it -Lomeli-
tat:ion of a chetakkfor $3,000 and a
pledge for an additional $2,000 by
mid-March. -
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Howick Bantams were runners-up
in the "D" division ofs a tournament
held in Clinton. The Howick lads lost
to Lucan in the championship round
after defeating Thamesford and
Mount Brydges.
Officials described the second
annual Wingham Regional Midget
Silver Stick Hockey Tournament a
success as Kincardine emerged at',
winners from among 16-- teams
competing in the week-long event.
Doug McBurney has been ap-
pointed to -the Wingham Police
Commis—Sion, Ontario Agrictfiture,
and °Food Minister Jack Riddell
announced on behalf of Solicitor -
General Joan,Smith,
The Wingham Public Utilities
Commission granted its employee;
an across-the-board Pay increase of
4.5 per Cent tor 1968. The increases
were approved at the PUC's regular
December, meeting and will come
hibaeffect Jen. 1.
The !bighorn Branch Library
dolled for one week on Tuesday.
Dec. 8. When it re -opened Dec. 15,
the branch Was. located *the new
library building on EdwardStreet.
. Area Fire Board
has given ite approvateanhtereaae
for ell fire department •
ie flrst .tabrease shim
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Howick Township representative
John Jacques has been named 1988 !
chairman of the Whqgham Area Fire
Board. Re succeeds Jim Taylor of
East Wawanosh Township.
An open house at the new library
building -on Edward Street was well
attended by Wingham and area
residents. One of the highlights _ef
the event was the drawing of lucky
tickets for the "Book Bears",of
mascots of the building fud.
Wingham Town Council indicated
it is willing to revise a bylaw
prohibiting the off-street parking of
commercial vehicles.
The board of governors of
Wingbam and District Hospital bas
agreed to pay the cost of inunutozing
employees — deemed by the
hospital's. inedital advisory 01,m
mittee to be at risk --•against
hepatitis.
If it were to come down to a vote,
Wingham Town Council would
thumbs town on Sunday shopp
here, but only with the narrowest of
margins. n an Advance -Times
telephone survey, members of
council stood 5.4 again' st Sunday
storeopenings.
East Wawanosh. Council has
passed 1v:temporary-use bylaw for
the Wingham waste disposal site at a
wased
pecialineefing.
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