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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-03-22, Page 5I • • NNIIIIMIIF, NOCH 22, Ali 111111111111111111111/11211111 Fifth annual public forum Community input sought by economic development group For the fifth year in a row, the Wingham economic development committee will be hosting a Com- munity Forum to gather input from the public at Targe on serious issues and present their report of their past year's work. This year's guest speaker is Wingham and District Hospital Chief Executive Officer Lloyd Koch. An accomplished speaker in addition to hospital management, Mr. Koch will be focusing on "Pre- scription for a Healthy Communi- The annual session will stake place on March 29 at 7:30 p.m. ip the auditorium at the Town Hall. The economic development com- mittee is hopeful that the new ele- vator in the Town Hall will be op- erable for the event. Other featured reports inctude: the Huron Tourism Association, Recreation Department, Primetime Country, the Mayor's report and the 1995 Mainstreet Improvement Awards. This year's honors will be going to Andy Beninger for the Currie Building, Brian Bain and Kentucky Fried Chicken. These awards are presented to owners who make improvements to the physical appEarance of the main street and their buildings. Final • ".".(40i0.110:,:444.14,,,,,,, Youth group bake saie...Members of the St. Paul's youth group in Wingham sponsored a bake table on the main street last Saturday. Looking after the table are: back, Audrae Dickson, Kim Holtenbeck and front, Melanie Carter, Terri Marks and Mary Vaudry. Tory leader Harris. in town March 24 • Ontario Tory leader Mike Harris will be visiting three area ridings, including Bruce, on Friday, March 24. Hams and Bruce PC candidate Barb Fisher will meet with resi- dents of both Huron and Bruce rid- ings at a luncheon at the Wingham Legion, at 11:30 a.m., where Harris will discuss the "Common Sense Revolution," the party's platform for the upcoming provincial elec- tion. The luncheon is open to the public. The cost is $6 per person for lunch. At 1:30 p.m., Harris will proceed with Barb Fisher and other local candidates to CKNX Radio in Wingham, where they will partici- pate in a round table _discussion with local media to discuss local is- sues and concerns. At 3 p.m., Hams and Fisher will meet with residents of the Chesley/ Walkerton/Tara areas at a second public round table meeting at the service planned The date for the final service at Trinity Anglican Church in Bel - grave will take place on May 7. Trinity is amalgamating with St. Paul's Anglican Church in Wing- ' ham. The Rt. Rev. C. Robert Town- shend, Bishop of Georgian Bay will preside at a service of Thanksgiv- ing which will begin at Trinity in Belgrave at 4:00 p.m. At about 4:45 p.m., the congregation will load its �ACROBS Altar and furnishings onto trucks "7" Guard 5. Table 8. Oomph 9. Below 10. Upset 11 Dozen 12 15. Redeem 17. Scour 18. Menace 20_ Tact 25. Noise 26. Issue 17 Needs 28. Relic 29 Crazy 30. Hides Easter Seals...The Lions Club of Wingham will be mailing out the Easter Seal information packages within the next couple of weeks to residents of the Wingham area. Mem- bers of the Lions Club were busy stuffing envelopes and get- ting them ready to mail out. Lions Club secretary Dawson Pol- lock puts the envelopes in a box as president John McInnes stuffs an envelope. SOLUTIONS and drive in procession to St. Paul's. At the second half of the service. the Church will be renamed St. Paul's -Trinity. and the Holy Eu- charist celebrated. After worship. the congregations will share in a potluck supper. Everyone is wel- come. ried DOWN I Goblet 2. Allege 3. Dowdy 4_ Amaze 5. Thunder 6. Beside 7 Esteem 13. Ire 14 Ice 15. Rub 16. Etc. 17 Scenery "18. Maniac 19 Nausea 21 Append 22. Thesis 23 Silly 24. Bench Teeswater Council looking at options Legion in Chesley. Local business people, farmers, and municipal leaders have been invited to attend and to discuss their concerns with the provincial PC leader. Following his meetings with the residents of the Huron and Bruce ridings, Harris will continue on is Owen Sound, before heading back to Toronto. (1$711°16' p. smo. owe 4.01•serimma !NIP MOLLY 4' LAURENTIAN BANK OF CANADA Order by April 22 deliver May 19 Order by May 20 deliver June 9 Meat birds, Layers, Ducks Geese, Turkeys LUCKNOW FARM SUPPLY 644 Campbell St., Hwy. #86 LUCKNOW 528-2331 GWEN PAPPLE Mr. Allan B. Hodgson, Assistant Vice President Laurentian Bank South West District is pleased to announce the appointment of Mrs. Gwen Papple as Manager of Laurentian Bank, Wingham Branch. Members of Teeswater council arc looking at several options for development of a parcel of industri- al land located behind the Co -Op gas bar in the village. Engineer Doug Hubble of Owen Sound attended the March 13 meet- ing of council to present three op- tions for road lay -outs for the six - acre parcel. They ranged in price from an estimated $310,000 to $413.000 and if it goes ahead, the project will fall under the federal, provincial and municipal Infra- structure program. However, council members ap- peared somewhat surprised that the estimates came in as high as they did. Reeve Bruce Kissner observed that council would have to charge $90,000 per serviced lot if it were to go along with the highest -cost option. "We can't afford that." he said. "I think we Nought a 'white el- ephant' " All agreed that a decision could not he reached that night. so decid- ed to give the matter some more consideration. 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