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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1988-10-11, Page 2• 7; .7 t 3.4 The Wingham bUetralittea ommiisSion,bas requested. a catAtal contribution of $3,000 before Installs a hydro service at *e proposed new, miniature mall on Josephine Street. ; PUC •Manager Ken Switon reported at the Ogtober cormnission meeting that he had been in toucb .with representatives of TriOar, the group which is behind the mall, development. The company has requested three 200 -ampere services at the site, said Mr. Saxton. He estimated the cost of installing the services at approximately $10,000, which would mean a deposit wouldbe required as sgf. hasben:th • Finally, diSetilicapitai c�• ss .suffkgient; 44 Jaw • - Pont building ineirtite stere a • proved at the. first okenthlir Meeting of Turnherry council for: MrS. Egner, Turnberry Estates, a suriroorn ; Doug Fischer, Lot 53, Con. 1, a horse barn; Hans Verbeek, Lets 44 and 45, Con. 1, moving a garage and Rae Breckenridge, Lot 4, Con. 2, a shelter. NOTICE 111111111111111.11113, VOTER IDENTIFICATION NOTICE Municipal electors in Ontario receri* received a Voter Identification Notice concerning the upcoming municipal elections. As a result of a recent court decision,- oplease be advised that the final date ---,for requesting -changes to- the inform: - ton contained in this Notice, has been changed to October 15th, 1988. . . • dor furttiet ",-,- 1-80i-2634M Ministry. of• Revenue St. Pau -i's Church (ANGLIcaiN) WINGHAM John Street at Centre Street THE ANGLICAN PARIM QF WINGHAM AND BELGRAVE All services from the "Book of Common Prayer SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16,1988 11:00 a.m. - Holy Communion • Nursery & Sunday School Tuesday, Oct. 18 - Annual Fowl Supper - 5-7 p.m. Minister : Rev. D. Madge Trinity, Belgrave - 9:30 a.m. Service * 404 * St. Andrewgi Presbyterian Church Wingham, Ontario will celebrate its • 126th Anniversary Sunday, October 16, 1988 with services at 11:00 and 700 p.m. (7:15 p.M., Songfest) FOUR GENERATIONS — Just one thing stops this quartet from being a completely matched A'.:, ., three were both on Oct. 1. Russell Graingerof ;web, let grandson NO Delohert of Millbrook Rick's daughter Nicole all share the same birthday. Nicole's grandmother, Elaine Cteichert of ,Ilitn 'am ''' would only say that she was born in '; it of ap, und" closed year. , . .• '' '-• '.! .4. .. • • •— • ••,:t. •••• J•J•JJ 04. , Ito A discussion Impel; outlining Discussed by the fire bod at its agreenien) would Win jeopardy If it proposed steps for making September. meetingamendments to the Wingharn Area hers were then asketitocirculate the myth that if ,, board.mein- amendments were to be reopened. "I think Wei* • Fire Board agreement has teen- discussion -paper -ketheic-own comn. rejected by 'Wingham Town counfl. cils. At its regular October meeting, In the - opinion of Wingham's council endorsed- the recoMmendk finance and. management man*. bon of its finance and manageinent tee, the current propoai1 is -far 'too committee and vrill,Nlvise the fire complex and does not welly allow an board that.* 0-091.194, **lir, I able to Wiiighani. too' lit ent The Orotiosarittliceltided In a sfo ominitteehfflrflan,Dr Mc• discussion paper **Pared- by the Git*Oirio'letotnicir •• • board's chairman, Ilowick •However, Councillor -Bill McGrath Township. Deputy Reeve John said that when heffrSt looked at the Jacques, as the , result Of requests discussion paper he considered it as made by Wingham's • two -a step toward bringing a comMuni- representatives, on the board, Ron cation gap betweenVingham coun- Beecroft and lames McGregor. cil and the fire board. "To me, this looks like they're making a sign of good faith, and maybe it's our turn • 50th I' Ili • to do the same." Mr. Beecroft, who also is a mem- (Continued from Page 1) ,,•:_11?ni the finance and management with congratulatory messages cOmmittee, said maP-24-0f4the fire Jim Fitzgerald, eireeutive4iko,4: • :00,..74whole were: WinghtOrMitiorJadiKO e to HuronMPP Jack Riddell; Buren- ices _ • Bruce MPMurray CardIttk,4 District Gove,rnor Dick S*tyt'.*ar Charles Kuenzig, deputy district governor. • Several presentations were made to Emery Stuckey. of Wingham, charter member: Another charter member, Barley Crawford of Wingham, sent best wishes as he could not attend. Mr. Zurbrigg also was presented with a 20 -year membership pin. Following the after-dimier cere- monies, the comic antics of 'Cousin Cie*" (alias Don Vair) were enjoy- • ed before dancing. Lions mark 4 . FOL: ResnvAt, OP ,g1V111011,4P ON SAL., NOW • _ • • j ,ICceitinued from Page 1) • buildings. "We can always get hhn again," he said. "It's silly to pay to design three buildings when we're only going to build one. Clerk Achninistrator Bill Rattly, • however, pointed out that such is not necessarily the case. Ile added that some of the design specifics used in the first building might also be used in the other two. "If Ruronview goes ahead and it Wts' toe much money to renovate (the old), Ilitrenvrour for : e04.60 offices; what are We goingto d� then?" asked Goderich Township RievieGtatitStiriing. . Waste management and, day eiiie Will be "dumped on cat ShOilderth - frorti-the way thekepoliticiint-tak" he added. "The taxpayers esti only Omidaomuclel Johnston wanteatti kniW what to the oidbuilding if Huron • " ,r• • weshi1didjcateit toed by umittlel "It. , sai tute ' • , "j Arr 1.1-e a we MIA...ever to. -901t., -- the fire agreement that it lige**, be destroyed," he said. "That's td1.. it is ... a myth." Mayor Jack Kopas suggested that the fire board is acting beyond its mandate in such issues. "The Are board was47,c reatexl 4:03t, 7tlie mealfokerc.0144.41aAactit-OPY4AR04 that if there is to be any -Change; itis up to the five municipal councils to; make that decision, not the fire board." . , Although commending •Mr..•., Jacques for "doing his -best to try and solve a difficult problem," -Mr. Kopas repeated that the decigion is a , political one and not that of the fire board. "Let's keep the fire board as non-political as possible." Wingham's decision is expected to be -discussed- at theboard'S October meeting tomorre* evening.; ,• step closer. uroninew _ _ Mt. • Hanly adVised council that the OntarioMinistry of Agriculture and flied has indicated an interest,* occupying :one whole wing of the Stephen township Deputy Ifeeire •Kenneth _McCann asked abblit operating costs after the new Wilding is completed and Mr. Bell said there weren't any figures. "But Common sense telis us we won't Operate ',three separate buildings at the tame cost as one larger one,'" Mr. Bell said. Hullett Township Reeve "toin. CiiiiniiighaM also said he was having trouble With the financial questions: Although reallitni the figures Were of a ballpark variety and also admitting he could no aiterna- tive kw newitteilities, "I do kriO:' that we're talking about $1. millitu1 - year;" he saki, "1 guess I'm country boy — a poor country b too, but that% klot, of *00 Construction on the Hun site is expected to beginin.e private. coons with bathrooms - and -40.01.06 Also included Stofl mdiehtiele, *dr ;.;