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PAST ,pRe NT'SSIEDAL -- Andy Rodger presented Bert
Morin, 'mm e pest President of Branch 180 of the Royal Cana-
dian Legion Whighanc with a medal recognizing his two years as
president t installato r
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are such items Snap..Qn tOolkand
wrenches (engraved), a Bruniner
three -horsepower air compressor
(stationary...model), DeVilbuies air
tools ..(paint sprayer, transformers,
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At its regular May meeting, he property committee' re
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- -4AiNGLICANMINGHAM'''
John Street at Centre Street •
THE ANGLICAN PARISH. OF .
WINGHAM AND BELGRAVE
All services from the "Book of ,Common Prayer* . . •
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SUNDAY; JUNE 5, 1988:: '
- - Holy Communion
'Sunday School & NurSery
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Minster: Rev® 0. Madge
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Mr. Stevenson. But later in the eve-
gmlien4isked-a-similar-quimtio
by Wingham MayorJaek Kopas, e
said any area covered by the study
- would not have to prepare its own
masterplan.
Andy McBride pointed out there.
aje $aitiCaut recreational
facihties justoutside the boundariesof the ,'
a
_ Stildr0.000 in places such as
elMore' and Teeswater. Mr.
Stevenson said those would be taken
into consideration. '
.Phil Beard of Viringham took issue
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are run in the town'. In an effort to
produce winning teams, Mr. Beard
said, hefears some youngsters are
• being qilteredeue,
• Kim Gibson said she would like to
see more to -ed spett.s, while Mary
Lou: Bourne would like to see more
activities for local teenagers.
„-:Another -vitingham woman, Gayle
Irine,laid she feels too much
emphasis is put on, minor hockey in
leaving children who do not
Oa/ the sport with .very little op.
porftity for public skating.
"There are ,a very few people
doing an awful ot around town,"
.said Mr. Beard, who would like to
see more volunteer leaders
groomed. '
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MalfgtarclAnn said she is glad
that culture isa part if the 'Master
plan study, saying the town needs
facility for theatre groupsto m1.
.presentations as The aigfir 11)h at
town -hall is netiqc04iblyto the
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Ms. Gibson added that She wonld
like—tos --see7be.,;tterTu*Irt:J qFtW-01"—
Wingharn's new 11640 bitliding
through reading clubs or storytelling
sessions.
Marg
Bishop's main 'concern is
preserving the -town's lovely -river
system and ensuring docs not
deeriorate ,further. "*!e- have the
fkittat to have a lave:106*n and
Archie. Hill asked When the culture
aspect entered the Master plan. Par.
Lisle replied it alivays was included
and Mr. •Stevenson said, "It's part of
our lives and part of our quality of
life."
Mrs. Bourne suggested that,
families sit: down and fill out the
eurvey together when it arrives at
irtio*s.te set vielikol*
varying age groups
asked by Mr. Kopas if some
futtim master: plan.
be held i4 the outlying
Mr; Ste•Vgi$00 $ e.wot
sider if if there was tsitiz
issue to be discussd. " •
Bob Pegg -�f Bitievale Madethe
evening's last ciimicit sayinghe
feels the Vocal Sporting 'facilitieware
under-utilized. By getting pefiple
back into the volunteer mode; he
said, more intramural spoilt could
be organized. for children and better
use made of existing facilities, inch
as the ban diainondsand the arena;
A lot could be accomplished if the
municipalities could get together,,
and pool their recreaticnal,
resources, he Concluded.
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