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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-01-24, Page 2. • , GOOD MAN ON THE SHOVEL — Scott Schiestel cleared the ice for his classmates one day recently at the skating rink on Josephine Street. Mr. Sakasov's Grade 4-5 class at the Wingham Public School enjoyed skating and playing hockey at the rink. hurch Directory St. Paul's Church (ANGLICAN) WINGHAM --John Street at Centre Street THE ANGLICAN PARISH OF WINGHAM AND BELGRAVE AN services from the "Book of Common Prayer SUNDAYi January 295 1989 11:00 am,. - Holy Communion Sunday School & Nursery * ******* Minister : Rev. D. Madge * * * * * Trinity Belgrave: 1:15 p.m. Vestry Meeting Case 24 x 10 oz cans Diet Pepsi • Diet Hires Root Beer • ,Orange Maple Leaf 454 g Canned Hams Primo 3 Litre Vegetable Oil Campbells 10 oz Chicken Noodle or Vegetable Soup Old Tyne 750 ml Syrup ....... . 4,00 • 0 • * • Swanson 227 g Beef, Chicken & Turkey Meat Pies Fresh Chicken Legs. .0 O * ... 6.99 3.59 3.99 .59 2.49 .89 WINGHAM FRUIT MARKET STORE HOURS: 7:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Fridays 7:30 am. to 900 p..rn. Phone 357-2240. We Deliver. (Continued from Front) April, highly successful blue box program could divert as much as .15 per cent of the flow from the norinal waste disposal stream, Mr. Merrell said. However, in Huron County that figure is likely to be closer to 10 per cent, he added. Public involvement, Ms. Richter said, is a vital component in the de- velopment of the waste manage- ment master plan. "Your input is absolutely critical to ensure that we develop a plan that most eets the needs of this COU Deci ,n future waste man- agement i the county will affect everyone, she said. "Take advan- tage of opportunities to make your ideas known." In an interesting aside, a member of the public asked Mr. MacMillan how much the studyhad cost to date, and he replied that the figure was about $68,000. When Huron County administra- tive officials quickly pointed out that county taxpayers would only pay 50 per cent of that because the MOE funds the other half, the same questioner drew chuckles when he asked if Mr. MacMillan could tell him where the MOE gets its 50 per cent. Blyth Councillor David Lee ex - eel concern over stateinents at one municipaiity could be reed to accept garbage of another, whether it Wanted to do 00 or not Mr. 'Merrell said that 'although a municipality does have thoAlght to refuse anyone from dumping at its landfill site, the MOE: bas the authority to step in and issue an order which allows another municipality to use that site. It does not make economical sense, Mr. MacMillan said, for the county's municipalities to continue operating with 17 individual landfill sites. The same economical exercise leads then Iceone or more larger, regional operations, he said. "Whether it's administered at a county level or whether it's administered by a board of management of five or .19 mum- cipalities which decide..to get together and jointly operate a landfill site." Wingham Mayor Ian Moreland said he is concerned over an article in the report which indicates that no industries have yet applied for assistance 'in establishing a recycling program. "I think that all industries should have a recycling program," Mr. Moreland said. "I think we are facing a real crisis in the garbage disposal situation." ' :XV* )541,0:•1•405,W4WOMpe.:.'"e51$1,FAA%; r • .„,,;;;y70 • • • /4.10.4.• • /Z. 4,•:1•04,•: • . . • o" CRIME STOPPERS 14300-2654777 woff peroI • f,,4„, Y:elari,,,yeem§',40.4A4r,OWYA/fo',P, Crime Stoppers and the criminal investigators at the -Meter -de- tachment of the Ontario Provincial Police are asking your help in solving this theft. On Dec. 10, 1987 at 8:30 a.m., the operator of a backhoe for Richard Bedard Construction returned to Cantain Beach Road in Hay Township and found his backhoe missing. He had parked the backhoe on Cantain Road, 150 metres west of Highway 21, at 4:30 p.m. on the day before. Because of, the size and weight of this vehicle, police believe a tractor truck with a float trailer was used to move it from the area. The backhoe is described as a 1986 Case 580E, yellow and brown in color with damage to the right rear s-mw/MigIfL44 Mr111114.2461"14W faddi. If liaS the following seria huberS ° 580 E '2170'3g/12; engine - 0044170099, transmission - 0016297192, backhoe unit - 0017433545. If you witnessed anything about this theft or know the whereabouts of this vehicle, call Crime Stoppers of Huron County toll-free at 1-800-265- 1777. If you have any information dealing with a crime, call durinw office hours, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.th. Monday to Friday. Your call will not be traced nor recorded and your anonymity is guaranteed. You will never have to identify yourself nor testify in court. If your information leads to an arrest, you could earn a cash reward of up to $1,000. Remember crime doesn't pay, but Crime Stoppers does. •111,1110.01/10110111011110111•111011111111011/0101111011 I LTCBUIVIlit '•en A ' LE .1 ill Phone 357-1630 for 24 hour movie information IN A PLAYING FROM FRIDAY TO THURSDAY JANUARY 27TH TO I FEBRUARY 2ND. SHOWTIMES: FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT 700 ANp1:00-,' P.M. SUNDAY TO THURSDAY AT 8:00 P.M. II , - g..4,....., 11 a ,...,.; 1 II ‘'ill N KED Bei,e NOnFairies asked how much pressure was being appliecj by governmeon c914Pikalies to stop usthg non$. reeyqableo- materials in fhir- P44010118. Ms. giesbrecht said the WE is working toward that goal and cited McDonald's as one such company which has already announced it will no longer use styrofoam packaging. Council. considers re -printing book Turnberry council is giving con- sideration to a re -printing of the townshiphistory book. The book, first published in 1957 and updated in 1982, is sold out, reported Clerk -Treasurer Dorothy Kelly'at the second monthly meeting of couneit. Mrs. Kelly added she has numer- ous requests for copies of the book. Council members decided to look into having as many as 500 copies of the book re -printed. Improvement grants awarded Grants totalling more than $21,000 have been awarded to three Huron County municipalities, to improve existing recreational facilities. The grants were. announced last week by Huron MPP and Agricul- ture and Food Minister Jack Riddell on behalf of Tourism and Recreation Minister Hugh O'Neil. The Village of Blyth will receive $10,517 to make repairs to the roof and windows, to install siding, and make other repairs at the Blyth Memorial Cenamunity Hall. .1, A ganto,T,167 has. been waeded to the Town of S'eifOrth to help cover the cost of a new brine chiller for the Seaforth and District Community Centre. Hullett Township will receive $3,645 for a new roof, insulation and siding at the Auburn Community Hall, Turnberry says no to ratepayer (Continued from Front) can't see us making any changes for one individual." Mr. Cook said he didn't feel he should have to pay for dump ser- vices on his taxes if he couldn't use the service. He proposed having it taken off his taxes. However, Clerk -Treasurer Dorothy Kelly said there is no set garbage fee in Turnberry. It is part of the general tax levy and any failure to pay could result in his property going up for tax sale. There was no further discussion on the matter. •nraig ifurnoi mrTimm. By Leslie Marxheimer The Wingham and Area Arts Steering Committee is a newly - formed committee. It is trying to make contact with performing and creative arts groups, clubs and individuals (for example, dance, pottery, music, drama, quilting and book clubs). To ensure that you or your group is involved in future community events and is included in a directory of community arts groups and individuals, please complete the form in this week's edition of the newspaper or call the recreation department at 357-1208. All members of groups or clubs are asked to reply. •