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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-03-07, Page 2Page 2A - The Winghsin Advance -Times, March 7, 1 .9 IMPROVING YOUR 000S AGAINST CANADA'S #1 KILLER. BLYTII FESTIVAL PRESENTS a musical by MUSKOKA FESTIVAL BLYTH MEMORIAL HALL Saturday, April 1 st 8pni Blyth Festival Box Office (519) 5 2 3-9300 Church Director St. Paul's Church (ANGLICAN) WINGFAM John Street at Contfe SOW THEANGLICAN PARISH OF WINGHAM AND BELGRAVE All services fromthe "Book of Common Prayer SUNDAY, March 12, 1989 11:00 a.m. - Matins Induction of the Board of Management Sunday, ,,?rilool ft,Nursery Minister : Rev. D. Madge Trinity Belgrave 7.1:15 p.m. Schneiders 450 g Wieners . o . .. . • • . . 109 Five Roses 2.5 kg Whole Wheat Flour,. 2.99 • • • • • • • 4... • 2.39 • • • • • • • • • • • 01.79 Beehive 1 litre Corn Syrup mats 1 litre Clamatto Juice Primo 3 litre Vegetable Oil . • • • • • • 3.49 Chef Boy -FL -Dee 15 oz. lieefaronit Mini Ravioli or Spaghetti & Meat Balls • •UU New Petit Orli* 175 g Dutch Jabigc Cookies - ' - Saugeen VaileyCollservatfonAu,. thority directors bOrekvproved- T:4 $23 rnillion budget outlining the no*. authority's 19 projecti and antcai - sharing arrangements. lite,budet Was approved by the for 39 ruunicipal and provincial repro- Ira sentatives attending the authority's WO a detailed en'vjri annual meeting held recently at the sesimatof,j*Tosed renu CA adstrative centre near Hanover. At the meeting, directors heard that although increased provincial funding will help the authority to reduce its waiting list of water management projects, member mu- nicipalities will have to pay more toward the operation of the local organization's program. More than $13 million of the au- thority's prOgram costs will be paid by provincial government grants, with the remainder to be covered by member municipalities, landowners participating in conser- vation services, and private dona- trol works for a section ot renetan- gare River bank, adjacent- to the town's main busbigss are, The trchabilititiOn of Dant his also been approved this - • Water and land management pro- lects. will initplire .Durham, Southampton, PaiSleye Walkerton, and the Townships of KinOarchne, Egre4nont, Bruce, Froton,,:_Sugeelli.' Arthur, -Huron and West .1,441,149t, While individual projects benefit- ted from increased provincial fund- ing, the,authorit0 41 member mu- nicipalities will pay an' increased, , share of loot conservation activi- Town council hears four groups at March i'eet1ru (Continued from Page 1) •carried out, it has been speculated that replacement of 'the washed-out • Lower Town Dam will not be neces- sary. In his capacity as chairman of the transportation committee fo; the frail elderly and disabled, Mr. Kopas represented that delegation at last night's meeting. Mr. Kopas presented the commit- tee's report which recommends that: --Council Anicrovi in‘ prihciple the implementationPla tf4nsporta tion service for the frail elderly, and the handicapped. —Council authorize the commit- tee to invite representatives of neighboring municipalities —Brus- sels, Culross Township, East Wawanosh Township, Howick Township, Kinloss Township, Luc - know, Morris Township, Teestwa- ter, Turnberry Township and West Wawanosh Township — to an in- formation meeting to discuss estab- lishing a service to cover all, —Once participating municipali- ties are determined, an advisory committee, with representatives from each of the municipalities, be appointed to proceed with the nec- essary measures to implement the program. --That the °advisory committee serve as the board of directors • should a non-profit corporation be establishedto provide the service. The town's recircling co-ordina- tor, Jim Lang, was thelast of the delegation� and pre:lotted- each -member el Council 'with a Mug - to mark the start later this month of the Winsham recycling program. Mr. Lang told council an open house will be held Saturday, March 18 at the town hall to provide resi- dents with an opportunity to pre- view the newprogram. At that time, the recycling truck will be on hand to accept recyclable materials such as newspapers, glass, tins, altunirtim cans and two - litre pop bottles. osolosiiesoliewasier11•1111.1110111•11161101111 • 111YOUtnata Tiair.d.r\ a Phone 357-1630 for 24 hour movie information PLAYING FRIDAY TO THURSDAY MARCH 10th to 16th III SHOWTI'MESFRI. AND SAT. AT 7:00 and 9:00 PM SUN. TO THURS. 8:00 PM EACH EVEN!' 6 PARENTAL tippaNce RAYING sm., SUN., TUES.;THURS.., SAT. MARCH 111h, 12th, 14th, 18th and ,18th SHOWTIME: 1:30 PM EACH DAY .CrInif.Stoi)pets an Pollee Force are seeki assistance to helpiolve thet On, Jan. 28, 1989, betweeit: );:ip and 11445 personsunknc•wn caused over $3,200 Worth:0T damage to the Seaforth polite •cruiser. It appears that a blue half - ton "4 by 4" hooked:a chain to the vehicle and pulled it in an arc. The result was that the cruiser '(wilich was parked behind the police , station) Was. swung,into,,,a,,suoirt,;:-7 leg .of the aused ite v front door, fender, and rocker panel. ' iO e %if e:dainage to the lite If you have any,information abotst this or any other serious crime, call Crime Stoppers of Huron, County toll-free at 1-800-265-1777. You will never haVe' to give your name -and. • you will never have to go to court. You will get a cash rewardif an •arrest is made. At no time will anyone ever know who you are Remember, crime doesn't libry, but Crime Stoppers does. RECRE NEWS me,:.:*:04AM:mv.:14i,s(0:0,:**4;" kak,VP:e4.*•;;I:W4**, 4%, • Deb Eskritt, a second -year stu- dent in the recreation -leadership program at Conestoga College, will be Joining the Wingham Recreation Departmentfor,sbc weeks as a field placement stutkit: Ms. Eskritt Wes at Fordwich and hopes to itatle this area to pursue her career idtticreation. Her laiaield placement was with the Wingham and Area Day C 'entt for the 1-foTebplincl, ,where she as- sisted botk fhe'itirectcir and assis- tant directiir with programs and • their annual fund-raiser. We look forward to having Ms. Eskritt with us for six,. weeks and hope that she gains a lot from working here. Applications for summer aquat- ics and day camp positions are now available at the F. E. Madill Sec- ondary School and the Wingham Recreation !?emrtment. For more information, see the advertisement : ; in this, aTlynext week's employ- ment seam* orthepaper. Howick group • circulates forms (Continued from Page 1) has built and has pride in. "It's time 'that some of the advantages of goverment projects that we, as taxpayers, fund 'Should rightfully be for the benefit of our parents, ourselves and our chil- dren," Mrs, MacEwen concludes. Any questions may be directed to corporation members: Chairman John Jacques, 335-3848; vice Chairman 'Bob Edgar, 335-3984; Secretary Edna Irairles, 335-3926; Patti Statia, 335-3133; John Brown, 335-3325; Ron McClement, 335-3473 and Mrs. MacEwen, 335-3083. • Survey ,results are to be col:tired cvlxv tlidaidtrstateh. y, 1 71'i. 411,W