HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-07-11, Page 2•
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WIM
Co is weir.
mss the ids
nag-
essay ;for T rading the to
nes
sewage la,cnn, but is not looking at
an irrtmediate rate increase.
At the regOlar July = meeting,
ounCillor Ward Robertson, chair -
Mail of the finance and 'manage-
meat•committee, said the commit-
*
rec director
is accepted
Wingham council has accepted,
with regret, the resignation of Leslie
Marxheimer, town .recreation clime
tor;
Ms. Marxheimer's final day on
the job was last Friday, July 7.
Council dealt with her resignation
at its July regular meeting. ,a
Bob Hewines, town zoning
administrator, has been appointed
to act as liaison between the pod.
staff, the reet,eation committee and.
the public tlas summer.
Councillors John Schenk and
Ward Robertson have been appoint-
ed
ppointe d to took into finding a .'replace-
ment
place-mnent for the creation director and
will iiPort back to councjf -with
their Anditiek according tti Clerk
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*insurer' easurer n. A
tee isitiorrecommenclin
diate increase nt rate
though : the town
estimated a+ '
The town has sural op:to,
raise the funds, including .a r.ate-
increase, debenturing Or throug �
taxation. The entire cost of the
1ect is estimated at $2,8 :moo with
the provincial government con.*
tribal:66 the remainder.
if an increase were put into effect,
sewage rates for some of •the town's
largeindustrial users would sky-
rocket, predicted Mr. Robertson. "It ,
was thought that industry is paying
a fairly hefty rate now."
However, Councillor ;obn
Schenk said perhaps it would be
better to increase - the rate' now
somewhat, rather than be forced
into a large increash-Soetime
down. tbe'oad.
At the rime meeting. Qf council,
membersnt liar �+t r w the cur-.
rent sewage rates and.
ule of increases
conte into effea Jai. 1, I_
Finally. after Borne further discus
sion, the matter ^Was *fared. back
to finance and management com-
mittee for its consideration.
In a. related matter, at the'.Juty.
meeting, council. members Were
informed that the Ontario Ministry
of the Environment has approved. .
-The s
contpnf
C
not, create it niiisaike
"than ARO klittinte4era0A.0;i
:44tfacilloiZrinsetAbersesei,,,S,,hall,. "
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THE ANGLICAN A HOF
Minister : Rev. D. Madge
Trinity Belgrave - 9:30 a.m.
ssi
including' new chassis end body,
and *airs tO thiaeriat:equiPinenti
at a cosi of .about $80,00o;ItiC
Manager' Kew Sakton told the cOm-
* AzdasiOltiaRt week the truck Will be,
, The ;Vehicle IS used for repeir,and
maintenake Work on' her Oleg
ncerns
16,0194
411.
4414
4.4orteti that Bei; has no Storage
,There Wilt be no outside storage
• 'Of!. . s, said 'Mi.- Robertson,' who
.arriyi•in` the morning, to riic
suPplieS and Orders and return late
' ict:iotihg woe *014.14's
:7here had Amen several, conce
• the Win
by council
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Phone 357-183p Or 24 hour M
THURS
Miracle Whip 1 litre
Kraft 400 g Deluxe
lid= 4 litre
418 50
le ctrui
STORt HOURS: MO
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The following building permits
were iisued last week by East
Wawanosh Council to:
Ficlom residence, Lot 31, Con. 6;
sunroorn; Brian Potter, Lot 35, Con.
9, a storage shed: Dan BYlen Lot 30,
Con. 11, a stOrage shed;
Simon Bleeker, Lck 290 OM. 11, en
addition to a barn; Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority,„Pt. Lot 34,
COIL 7, an entran'ee way to a build-
ing; Alex Netherfx Pt. Lot 42, COn 5,
addition to existing storage shed;
Hebo Siertsema, Lot 35, Con. 2,
sivimminfi P001; DPng Walker, Let
'36, Con. 5, steel granary
, A demolition permit was issued
to Larry Robinson, Lot 34, Con. 9.
Historical
records to be
East Wawanosh Township's histori-
cal records are in danger of.being
lost forever is something is not
done to preserve thern, cocuicil has
decided.
The township is asking the
Huron -County branch of the Ono
tario Genealogical Society to cppy
their historical records for posterity
before the old papers disintegtat
from the effects of long-term stor-
age.
"There are piles of old records`-„
ing 'before the turn of the ceti
stored in the township arena..
sure if someone opens these WO
just once, they'll fall apart," :says
Clerk-Tivasurer Winona Thompson.
The records will be preserved on