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A longtime resident of Morris
Township, Mrs. J. Victor Haines of
Pinerest Manor, Lucknow, passed
away at her residence on Wednes-
day, Feb. 15, at the age of 89.
The former Freda Margaret
Coiling, Mrs. Haines was born in
Huron Township Bruce County, on
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June 24, 1899. Her parents were the
late Joseph Coiling and Annaba
Ruttle. After graduating from
Ripley High School, she attended
Stratford Normal School and be-
came a school teacher. She taught in
Kinloss and East Wawanosh before
her marriage to Mr. Haines on Aug.
M, 1922, at the bride's home in Huron
Township. They farmed together in -
Morris Township until his death in.
1975 and she continued to live in
Morris until a few years ago when
she moved into Wingham.
Mrs. Haines is survived by her
family: John V. and Grace Haines,
Mary and John - McIntosh, all of
Wingham; Wilfred and Hazel Haines
of RR 4, Wingham; Helen and Jim
Nininger of Ottawa; her son-in-law,
Roy E. Bennett of Wingham; 17
grandchildren; 16 great-grandchil-
dren and one sister, Mrs. Mex
(Minnie) MacTavish of Lucknow..
She Was predeceased by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Roy (Margaret) Bennett
on Feb. 5 of this year, also by two
brothers and four sisters.
Mrs. Haines was a member of the
Wingham United Church and the
United Church Women. Her
minister, Rev. J. Rea Grant, con-
ducted funeral service at The
McBurney Funeral Home at 1:30 on
Saturday. Final resting place is
Wingham Cemetery.
Pallbearers were six grandsons,
David Bennett, Bernie Haines,
Laurie Haines, Edwin Haines, Paul
McMichael and Michael Nininger.
Floral tributes were carried by Cal
Burke and Robert Arbuckle.
Brussels resident
dies suddenly at home
A resident of Brussels for many
years, Mrs. James Smith, died
suddenly at her home on Tuesday,
Feb. 14, in her 83rd year. Born
March 7, 1906, in Carrick Township,
she was the former Anne Inglis,
daughter of the late John Inglis and
Harriet Findlater. She attended SS
No. 9, Carrick (Inglis' School).
On Sept. 1, 1984, she married Mr.
Smith in Belmore and he survives to
mourn her death. She was the loving
mother of Ron and Lillian Smith of
Harriston, Donna and Bob Gibbings
of Clinton, Gerald and Nancy Smith
of Belmore; loved grandmother of
Marni and Jamie Gibbings and
Shane and Scott Smith; dear sister
of Mrs. Charles (Ella) Scott of Mild-
may,, Mrs. Walter (Mary) Woods of
Wingham and Mrs. Oliver (Jean)
Death, Weston. She was pre-
deceased by three brothers, Gordon,
Alex and Allen.
Friends paid their respects at the
Watts Funeral Home, Brussels
Chapel, until Thursday afternoon
when funeral service was conducted
in the chapel at two o'clock by Rev.
Charles Carpentier of Brussels
United Church where Mrs. Smith
was a member. Spring interment
will follow in Brussels Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Doug Fraser,
Murray Houston, Graeme Craig,
Chester Higgins, Ivan Wightman
and Bob Raper. Honorary bearers
were Jim Mair, Harold Sterner and
Bill Beacom.
In remembrance, donations to the
Brussels United Church Memorial
Fund or the charity of one's choice
would be appreciated.
County council questions
accuracy of projections
The accuracy of some of the
projections included in a waste man-
agement master plan study, are
being questioned by members of
Huron County Council
The questions were posed -at
council's regular February meeting
during discussion on the waste man-
agement master plan and the
lifetime projections for municipal
landfill sites the county which
were included in the plan's Stage 1
preliminary report.
Hay Township Reeve Lionel
Wilder said the study has stated the
life expectancy for the Hay and
Zurich landfill site is set at 1995
while the township itself expected
the site to last until 2019, and won-
dered how the 1995 date had been
determined.
Stanley Township Reeve Howard
Armstrong said his township had
figured its site would last until 2035,
but the study says 1995.
Exeter has two more phases plan-
ned for its landfill site which did, not
show up in the report, said the
town's deputy reeve, Lossie Fuller.
However, Stephen Township
Reeve Tom Tomes joked that the
study gave his township's facility a
longer life than expected, so his
council is happy that the others had
been cut back to average out a
longer life for the Stephen landfill
site.
Gary Davidson, the county's
director of planning and develop
ment and a member of the waste
management steering committee,
explained that the consultants had
contacted several sources in making
the estimates, including the
ministry of environment, the muni-
cipalities' own engineers, and ' the
municipal clerks.
In many cases, the MOE thinks
the life expectancy of the facility is
less than the estimates of the en-
gineers, and the municipal clerks
think the sites will last longer than
the engineers do, Mr. Davidson said.
County Administrator Bill. Haply
pointed out that if the. MOE keeps
changing the rules of site operations
as it has in the past, the life
expectancy might be shorter than
any of these estimates.
That statement raised the concern
of Exeter Reeve Bill Mickle who
said that with the MOE changing the
rules, it raises the question of
whether or not consultants' reports
mean anything.
The study could be a waste of
ni®ney, he said, and unlesti there is a
clear definition from the MOE, there
is a question of which direction the
county should be taking.
Zurich Reeve Bob Fisher said it's
bale that somebody set down some
guidelines to jet the municipalities
know if their should be spending
money on the sites t c have.
Bayfield Reeve t nd Huron County
Warden $ave Johnston said the
study d Y n't commit council to any
course of action and if it recom-
mends a solution in the future,it will
be up to county council to vote on
whether or rid to accept it.
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