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Gold Seal, 15 1/2 oz.
Red Sockeye Salmon
Delmonte, 19 oz.
Stewed Tomatoes
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• • Fridays: 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m
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St. PaursChurch
(ANGLICAN) WINGHAM
John Street at Centre Street
THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF
WINGHAM AND BELGRAVE
Alt services from the "Book of Common Prayer"
SUNDAY, APRIL 17,1988
11:00 a.M. - Holy Communion
Next Week
Bishop C.A. Townsend
Annual Parish Visit
Luncheon to follow
Mini•ster •: Rev. O. Madge
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Trinity, Belgrave - 1:15 p.m. *
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reassessment— in Wlu�h'owne
properties, of equal value will
the same taxes for county
education purposes 'regardies
their location within the cant
council feels that decision cold
lesspainful this year than it w
have been any other.
Largest expenditure item
year is the $416,200 budgeted for
loin roads. department, w
$320,400 is designated for
Wingbarn Police Department
$235,300 for the town's:prope
department:
Recreation is expected to c
$196,500 this year while the tow
contribution to the _Wingbarn A
Fire Board will be 08,800. Ot
United Church
collgrecia.
lion •
asked to ret nd
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gage- Aatexual behavior within
coMmitted relation.ship with the in
tention (*permanence that is moral
ly responsible. The standards fo
discertuing whether Sexual behavio
is morally responsible are the same
irrespective of orientation or mari
tal status.
"Marriage and family are in-
stitutions which have evolved over
time. The community of War has
attexnpted to respOnd in changing
circumstances to God's call to be
just, faithful and compassionate in
relationships which support human
intimacy and the nurture of family
members.
That the church "affirm that.
s*ual orientation in and of itself is
not a barrier to participation in all.
aspecb ofthe life aattninistrke of the
church, includingordiOafion.'
rovs
earn a cash rewardoluP
• expenditures include: admittistra-
rs of tient $172,800; calinen; $341500; day
pay care, 0490); SanitatiOn, !MOW
and Street iightin&435,000;
s of knthistria4 $10,000; .mii and Valley the
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notate,otet?..
'four c bidding 'Permits ,aubiriitteds
y -- conseityation ' Aothooty , kw, by Building' Inspector Leo Sanders ,.
d be $11,600; hank Mini interest,410,010; ....at i4first4Pril meeting.
centlogiacy$44,30111, 0:94:4i'a storage. buildiug;. Vred, 4:-.
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to $i,000 -
Your -information leads loan 4.0*,
ca 1 ** 0 will:n9(bo asked to idoni
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4iehisOiros noiqestify in court.
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would 1980-87 deficit, $38„700; .reserve for ThePermits.arefok:tRen
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Thies Also included, is „so6,900 for KBereitwir thotnotgot_1404,r,..41,taires, 4:Ti•
bile existing debentures 41141. an ad- residence and-GariliaitBrOthers,
the ditionat $40,000 for anticipated con: repair and stoLdt
rage_L
and debentures 'created for this year. by __building.
rty the John Street - and Cecrat Street
capital works projectS. uvulluot marS
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ost Mother extra item for this year is
n's the $10,000 figure budgeted for ex- ' .
about propt)sal
tea verses related to Conducting the 1988 (Continued fromPage 1)
her municliPal electionuttlovember.‘ Lower 'SUM ratetrack would
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Although the amount talbe'ed;' fiootthe - be
Gordon Squires added that cot- -
tages could be built along the •
bkeshore and Mr. Kavanagh said
Ducks Unlimited and the Ministry of
attire' Resources also are quite
n interested in the proposal.
e “There -'s no reason why it •
wouldn't ' cauee.- growth and
through laiation • has been
-.establisheCI through the approved •
budget, Clerk -Treasurer Byron
Adams said the town cannot set its
mill .rate until after reassessment
has been enacted. This could 'eve
a mean a- delay in getting out th
- town's first tax billing,- he said.
In the recorded vote; the two na
r were cast Councillork Ro.
r Beecroft and Doug Stivitzer. Mayo
,Jack Kopas, Reeve Bruce Machan
Deputy Reeve Bill Harris, an
Councillort Don Carter, Bil
• „McGrath, James McGregor and
-Ward Robertson all Voted favor.
Dr. McGregor, 'chairman' of
council's finance and management
committee, also hinted that, un,
fortunately; the town also is facing
another major capital- expenditure
next year for the upgrading of its
sewage system.
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ys development,'g said East Wawanosh
n• Reeve Ernie Snell.
r "This (proposal') •is at thein. formational stage right now," said
d Elmer Squires. "But at some point
in time it will require action."
The business association is -self-
• appointed in Meeting with the dif-
ferent groups involved. However,
others must take up the cause if the
dream' is to becolne a reality, he
added.
"if you think it's a good idea, get
the message around... It's very
• achievable, not just a dream."
WINGHAM •
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titifiai
217t1innie St.
Sunday,.April 17. .
9:45 am,- Sunday School
- -11:00 athml Worship
(Group pictures for the
Directory Sunday morning)
Copiet-oftlie ,--.-
retommendationg in the report
-,./".titiqntation/Ordifiation*
available.
• Congregational vote by
ballot next Sunday, April 24th.
eitshister Rev. J. Rea Grant
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Pursuant to the Nursing Homes Act, notiOfi is hereby given of the
intent pf the Director; Nursing Homes Branch y to renew the licence
of the fallowing nursing homes:
Brookhaven Nursing Home Callander Nursing Home
WinghaM, Ontario • BrusselS, Ontario
• Stifiriiiiiiutit Concerning the propos ed licence renewals may be
sent to The Director, Nursing Homes Branch, Ontario Ministry of
, -Healthy 18 OVarlaa Blvd., 8th Floor, Toronto, Ontario, IW41-1 1A9,
(41ST9694028100,1ay 11, 1988.
Pleaseffiark the name of the nursing home and the project num-
Wean, subrnipslons.
ProP6o
The- orwill.consider all submissions prior to approving the
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• MiniStry of Health
Ontario
Minot Caplan, Minister
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