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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-03-14, Page 28• A : . 1;;" 74 • ''',',..ikt ! .1.V•.7"; ' ,. ,S. :.:"•••• ' •'• *.• .t: .1* .66 4Cilf 4•0 4'••••:'• , • s • .• t • • 0 vete • it -4 • $ing•yin g otatclies, ..................... • P Ple • e t • As A.. k e and 140144' fin 4E'pyers took Lorne Kuntz thepstQ eround 30,point Gavreluk, Wingham, a plus of ••49; third, Kitchener and Garnet Dielil Du gannOn; four wins and a plus of 17.1 '- fourth, Carl Spielmacher, Hanover and Steve Trapp, Wingham, three wins and a plus of 60; Fifth, Ron Spitzig, Chepstow and Jim Rivett, Dungannon, three wins and a plus of 44; sixth; Harold Bid - ham, Staffa and Charles Trapp, Wingham, six wins and a plus of 82 and seventh, Harold Cassidy, On the 'A' side, Ed Neeb of • Kitchener and Jack Ward of Monk - ton were the winners with eight wins and a plus of 27. . Other results are as follows: sec- ond, Bill Spielmacher, Hanover and Jack Britnell, Staffa, eight wins and a plus of 19; third, Jack Arnold, Mildmay and Leon Russell, Wing - ham, six wins and a plus of 62; fourth, Mery Lichty Waterloo and George Freiburger, Kitchener, six wins and a plus of 59; Fifth, Paul Dieirich, Wellesley and Lloyd Neeb, Kitchener, five wins and a'plus of 79; sixth, Gene Dietrich, Kitchener and Eugene Kuntz, Walkerton, four wins and a plus of 87; seventh, Syd Lawson, Goderich and Grant Wall, Cobourg, three wins and a plus of 83; Eighth, Harold, Carter, Coderich and Lorne Hamilton, Wingham, two wins and a plus of 97; ninth, Alonzo Harburn, St. Marys and Glen Casemore, Wingham, two wins and a plus of 142; tenth, Ed BradleyrSt. Marys and Alex Sea, Coderick,one win and a plus of 140. Committee ask* council for its "moral support" Wingham Town Council has agreed to give its moml--,Aupport to a newly -formed committee that hopes to renew interest in a project to rehabilitate the lower Fiend At its regular March meeting, council heard a presentatien by Wingham Optimist Club Vice-presi- dent Rick Whiteley., Mr. Whiteley toldpuncil the ser- vice club hopes to spearhead a cam- otitooth'4iealP 'OMIttnnitY, interest and perhaps raise da for such4 P The committee, said, would a190' tpa.t of fp. Cargill and Dean Elliott, Staffa, one TERRIFIC URTLES..Ethan itlecks got sneak pr • , win and a plus of 84. Doucette'spuppet bereke igist Saturday* preser The next tournament is Saturday, March 25, at 1 p.m. rid Turtles and Other. Pets." at the Wingham.-' up • en Mew of arion 1 r,•.6 r„ice. Ola p "Terri-, necessary', QuOinteni4 MAF The' #04,, arena asfollo • •P t day; T fan*rielt:P ..... . 4 .4 ?.•, 44 , . z ,....-' .:, ".. Huron County residents will pa3r Merit stild$.1.' oirerall 'Mill rate in- The OASolidatedi' • almost 20 per cent More taxes for crease totals 1938' per cent for crea,Se a1so c county services this year, largely to- county purposes ward the proposed rebuilding of• That means residents owning just less than , • „ rate(01 iill i in- Culated. - .5 m . ana we ea uronview Home for the Aged, property assessed at $75,000 will spending will increase 44.641rnillion, those and a county -wide waste manage- pay $234.53 toward the operation of over 1988's over. went study. _ Huron County. That's an increase of The 26 municipalities in the The $22.4 million budget ap- $30 over what they paid in 1988county will shire in raising $6.37 proved by aunty council at its reg- County residents also. pay taxes niinion, While the balance of the e ular March meeting includes a 4.28 to operate their .home municipal- $22.5 million comes largely from• per cent increase in the operating ties and to finance public and SePa- Provincial government grants ($11 budget, just less than the expected rate schools. • million), or a Variety of fees and increase in the cost of living. Until the school boards set their services ($2.66 million). However, with almost $900,000 budgets probably neif month As well, almost $1 million in stir - being set aside for use toward a 4 e: call 11 01-nt Sofage.. ntent ro ram —it cannot be determined what plus funds from 1988 are inc.luded The Wingham Police Department new iimonviewq " 000 to- percentage oft '44.31khich as revenue in the n$4044g'ettU 'ate in the P: E q, -41 lo - Madill ward the five-year wast matiagew -40f-thetinveltserk. ' The. bulk of the aurity'budget %cora goes toward transportation services ucation Program during the next 04 ."ra rOt • ., " „ • cog:operative ($8 million this year), social services school yeas. (another $8 million„ including At its regular March meeting, thC flitrant*ts;$6-inillion operating . i'Vinghamlloard.of P-olice C*ninis costi),.. health services (a(moSt $2 ,siorters authorited Police Chief BoV million), recreation services ($1.6 Wittig to take part in the Huron:* .• million, including $1 million toop- Count,' Board of Education sport7,. • ' By Bill Henry,- , ' , sO eth -that it has yet. t - Ong waste man.' errient, at Clearliy agree tci do. • Orate librariei); and general acimin- sore:I-Program- • • • • •• 0000, luxury Clerk -treasurer Bill Hanly re- A r e co-operative education ,gro,, ides a 1109400,1iiillk .9 ty for students outside! room. Students are able to earns: some cortricilicoii`stt ild% repreSentatives of area ser-, tifon Coun- minded council 'that each phase of -•PP I vice 0100/recreation representa- ty can't afford. the master plan must gain county f ''I would like to see waste man- approval. 14'!Wri,:,*tiould like to see something agentent out of this budget until 1f, tage fails ss, the denied at councit - ?by. agroup of citizens— not Huronview is completed; Exeter 'I set aside necessarily government to see if Deputy Reeve .1,9Salr Fuller said omei,iiifailable for e• sarid town council. • , 4 or se•v• •erance ondary school credits while ta • advantage of resources availab10- working atjobs in local busines we can't do something to restore •,,01,Ving 'budget3discussions at , , • - GORRIE report made before that. area," he saisit.r44:',, • ,crustcira regular .-pzessed.- ab e.00oFent ex-Hriwick counOkby4hellurcon Om*. trOi "Celia . • Councillor ROWBee4o ,n the chairman of tourtcirS1 meetut -council p g din Huron- ut.' WU • . - . aleleal• Department *thing rind tieire1;. r . a proved opment 'that a rezoning KA ad hoc committee "Ow the 91,58 per cell niill rate Increase view when the project has yet to orris applies and severaribe applierrtion made by . and industry • The program is designed to run every other day throughout the Sept. 25 to June 9 school yeat Town Dam, said heifiriuld Untiteley with Mr - b unt3r purposes, gain foxmal•pitovhIcial government ut 41 pet cent -of that results aP 110valh • denied. . Kenneth and Paul '' -1,:i017 ..0f,:*i°11 for $34)C)00 • 'ti 'td.be shed• lectAce Tie•y,• faled * , . c OWEI- thico Ittee has available now. trent. establishing' Aese.rve"funds for t Midde Yolabxr te knew What The purpose of theapplicitiion WAS ridge su111 s' y Mr. %%tele said the first meeting a new HuronvieW 'complex and for .,0u107_ WO, to rezone approximately 2.9 dotes of - of thenew cOriOnittee is planned continuing to develop a county., Jr m'•'4ng wan MintatrY 0 oats Morria Townahip Courrell hash a 4' for April 5tei **tide with'a public infonuatiotMeeting the Wingham wide waste managemep. • land on Lot Con 2 Howi k ship, frorn eneral agricultural to , mstduhonall tion was ma an applicatiiitt that Portion oft The Business ASSOciaticon has scheduled Mrs. Fuller said sh.„ ' he.proposed applica- that - • eortitmetion with to informillessublic about its Lake county nit ev .4ionsent to sever Wingluim pteJect. Said it ma .property. Waste manageme Ifthe larger "lake" projeo should bePiagd should ever be apprtrtieds the bud- *-linty rebuilds 'Purchaser of the the Gerrie Elible ness association feels thebacknief Home for the Ag til the don WOW * next • un ers• who sto4tott eir seVe sher was crit - „plan; saying he under- it - a st141„..Puritit Suitt Ottl Ch water created by a dairAistallon several Yea' ' `i•OwaS denied Since in the area of the Zetlatid &id . .1%.*ever* she arnir will also fill in the lower pond, t her rkv! inaking a jam there unnecssary, lientintOttnOtititt,. •• '11% • • .” 00, OAP jIdinoa and that fie& .:,,••• • 4 '4 • lion Wai containing With :*econdariPlati This plan al Therefore, ,.-._-.--'4eit m - PC en). thatwherever praOlic applied for $80,000 in supplemenar subsidy from the 0 Transportation for theiciAate ofBrown's Bridge on Con. 9, • , 'rite subsidy application was made 4t the second rebruary meeting of council. The total township road budget for 1999 is $558,600. However, the , provincial road subsidy of $346,$0-•,„ will Only support expenditurea • $451100. cific es sh�zld be I this extra tufidS can be ,pr • Motr# rtiau pojects this tiy I MOOnstruction of the etkloped and road at ,Lots 17 to 29, Con. 7,8 and feels the Gorne gideroadi.on Con. 9 near ugh supplementary snbrii • rich;shotdd at-Br�wii'sBridge. , l•ot , -4, f. land it • make the coming hour overflow With ntaiihtruld JOY,• ft, auwi ifyiag a , And pleasure drown the brirn. olidetteb.,1:irriktitt,t ;TT' t• r .t.rt virstr,r4 . 1-7-611akeS • • •,•;:;" 4ti