HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-01-18, Page 17January 1521
ARIES March 21/Aprll 20
The old saying, "what comes around,
goes around," applies this week. So
. keep your spontaneous side at ray
and think before you act. Plan out a
strategy before taking on a major
project. Otherwise, you could end up
doing extra work. Travel arrange-
ments need careful attention.
TAURUS - April 21/May 21
Time will lot a valuable commodity
this week. Use it well. Although you
probably want to sit back in front of
the television and relax, you probably
won't get a chance for such luxuries.
Good news will come from an unex-
pected source. You will learn some-
thing new on Friday.
GEMINI - May 22/June 21
A satisfying week. With your stamina
at an all-time high, you will success- fi
fully tackle projects that demand ha
more than the usual amount of time wi
and effort. This will certainly get you m
noticed in the workplace. A romantic yo
weekend is in store. A loved one will wi
do something special for you. ca
CANCER - June 22/July 22 A
An
PES
SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22
Your intensity and drive will get you
exactly what you want this week:
After all, hard work is no stranger to
you. Problems may arise in a roman-
tic relationship. Patience will be
needed in this area. A good week to
enter contests and play lotteries.
Make the time for exercise.
SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21
A new activity will be the source of
stress and excitement at the same
time. All you need to do is relax, and
you will be able to really enjoy your-
self. Accept unusual social invitations
if a new romance is what you desire.
Financial success will only come to
those who are serious about saving.
CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20
A - unexpected expense may set your
nances back this week. You may
ve to make some sacrifices if you
sh to balance your budget. A chance
eeting with an old flame reminds
u of the past. A feeling of nostalgia
11 warm your heart. A good time to
tch up on correspondence.
QUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18
tcellent week for success. If you
are involved in any type of scientific
work, you could make a major break-
through, while Cancers in creative
fiefs will be able to put innovative
ideas into action. Romance is look-
ing good, too. Make sure you show
loved ones how you -feel.
LEO - July 23/August 23 •
Stay away from large investments
and contracts of any kind. This is not
the week to make any type of finan-
cial dealings. Instead, focus your
energies on the simple things in life.
Share quiet moments with family
and friends. Always learn from the char
mistakes of others.
now
Your enthusiastic nature helps a
friend get through a hard time. A few
words of advice and encouragement
will go a long way. Try not to put
tasks off until the last minute as they
may take longer than you expect. A
creative endeavor turns out a lot bet-
ter than you'd ever imagined.
PISCES - Feb` 19/March 20
An unreliable friend does something
else to disappoint you. You'll realize
that there are some people you just
cannot count on. Good news from an
unexpected source brightens the tat -
par t of the week for you. If a
ge of scene is what you desire,
's the time to take a trip.
YOUR`BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
Thelrext 12 months:
The year may start off a bit slowly,
• and at some point may even be quite
aggravating, especially if you're
working towards long-term ,goals.
But remember, what you sacrifice '•
now will pay off doubly in the year,
to come. Wedding bells will be ring-
ing this year. A close family member
may decide to tie the knot and
you'll probably be asked to take
part in the ceremony. You'tIfeel
honored by such a request. If single,
the best months for new romance
ate June and July. However, lasting
love is most likely found in the fall.
New friendships are also likely with
Leos and Scorpios.
VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22
You may have to do more of the giv-
ing than the taking in a romantic
relationship this week. Although this
may seem frustrating at first, you'll
feel good about it later on. News of a
birth or engagement will be a pleas-
ant surprise. Ignore gossip; especial-
ly if it's in the workplace.
LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23
A happy week overall. You'll realize
that life is good. Your work schedule
may be a bit more hectic than usual,
but you'll find great satisfaction in
your creative pursuits. There are many
happy and romantic moments' to be
enjoyed this weekend. Your partner
may have a special surprise for you.
Always strive to be your best.
FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY
DISt
Township looks for support
in disagreement with MNR
B J!IM BROWN
ditch was considered to be a "fish
The Advance -Times
habitat."
• It was noted that the MNR only
verbally reported to the township's
Morris Township Council is
seeking support from ROMA and sengineer for i to project, sore their stilll
the Ontario Drainage Association not been A written response has
in its dispute ,with the Ministry of nu-°yt received from the minis -
Natural Resources (MNR). After discussing the situation
Township council passed a res- with .Fred Brewer, for owner
olution in an effort to' get the sup- Charles Brewer, and drainage engi-
port from the Rural Ontario Man- neer Andy McBride, council decid-
cipalities Association to get the ed to apply to the Ontario Drainage
Ministry of Natural Resources to Tribunal for pennission to delete
change Section 58(4) of the Drain- the 'open drain filling and the 40
age Act so work can be done on a
dram in the township.
'The dispute is over the War-
wick Drain, situated on the north
half of Lot 15, Concession 4. The
township had wanted to install
drainage tile and fill in a 40 -metre
section of the open drain.
e meetings were held in Au-
gust of 1993 and in February of
1994, with no representatives from
the MNR in attendance. A copy of
the report was mailed in May of
1994, including a copy to the
MNR.
metres of tile replacement from the
work proposed in the re -
Port
Township council said that it is
unfair for township landowners on
the drain to pay additional engineer-
ing costs for an oversight by the
MNR. Council also requested to
know why the MNR did not investi-
gate the matter in September 1993,
but waited until June 1994 to do
any investigation.
Council received a note from the
Ontario Drainage Tribunal that the
No comments received M1'..R had no authority to demand a
from the Ministry were a notice received
edof •
modification of drainage works as
the court of revision was mailed designed worksby the engineer. The
on June 1, 1994, with a copy sent eddrainage could be en-
toconstruct-
the MNR. The final dayof ap- gi eeas they were designed by the peal was June 10, 1994 ith no gineer.
comments received from the Min- why It is pnto the council to un -
comments
istry. derstand why the MNR is so con -
•However, on June 20, 1994 'ust cerned about 40 metres of open mu-
• J nicipal drain, for fish habitat, when
one day before the work was lu no action is ever taken against farm -
begin, the township was advised ° ers'watering cattle in the Maitland
by the Ministry that .the .MNR River, in locations where fishing is
could not approve the project as an active sport.
propThe Ministry
n the engineer's ,,report. Council found out at last night's
try requested that the meeting whether or not the resolu-
ditch be left as it was and be 'tion would be presented to the
fenced to keep livestock out, as the ROMA convention.
Wheels Away seeks
community support
Continued from page three
"This is a more effective way to
get the number of riders up, and is
also an initiative to increase
funds," said Piluke.
She added that Wheels Away is
approaching community service
groups and asking them if they
would hold one fund-raising event
in their community for Wheels
Away.
Fraser said that the number of
riders for the whole service was up
over 50 per cern last year, which
lowered the cost per kilometre to
operate the van.
"The more people riding the
van, the cost per kilometre would
be less," he said.
Fraser said that Wheels Away is
a worthwhile project.
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4, Welcome
5. Cary too far
6. Apprehend
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15, Chart
16. She
18. Dodged
19. Apijtude
20. Epee
21. Assert
22. Clergyman
23. Opposed to
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