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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-04-26, Page 2�niIF'nfIltlP,It . f 'r/iS Environmental project...One hundred of the 250 Wingham Public School stu- dents who started the school -wide enrlvonmental project three months ago completed it and were eligible for prizes. McLennan Disposal of Mount Forest donated four caps and three golf shirts with the Recycle Canada logo, Howson and Howson donated a bird feeder, the Lions Club of Wingham donated a fishing pole, and Rluewater Recycling donated a composter which was won by Kindergarten student Jessica Bushell Winners were won by (front) Amanda Brew- ster, Jessica Kemp, Meagan Vanderwoude, Zackary Jannann, and Devon Miller; (back) Amy Bu- shell, Jeanette Knox, and Pat Rozendai Building inspector says council doesn't need to know naives/locations Morris Township chief building officer Paul Josling told last Tues- day's meeting of council that he must issue a building permit when the person requests it. However, he told council that he is not supposed to give the per- son's name or the location of the project .when reporting to council. Josling `noted that these are just some of the things he learned at a seminar held April 13 in Harris- ton - "I don't entirely agree with this," he said. "Council should be aware of where the projects are being done." The chief building officer in- formed council, that beginning with the next meeting, he will pro- vide a written report to council with the narnes and locations of the building projects, but will not give the names and locations in his , oral report. He then told council that he had two building permits which were accepted by council. Josling also informed council ' that demolition permits for build- ings on farm property are not re- quired. When asked if the township can make a by-law to make them nec- essary, the chief building officer `Township bylaw can't override the building code' -Paul Josling said it can't be done. "A township by-law cant over- ride the building code, which is provincial legislation," said Jo - sling. Coun. John Duskocy was con- cerned about the people cleaning up the property after the demoli- tion has been completed. Josling said there is a provincial Property Standards by-law which requires people to clean up the property once the demolition has been completed. The chief building officer also attended a seminar at the OMA - FRA office in Clinton on April 11, at which he reported that there are major changes coming in regards to separation distances. "We are going to have to change our zoning by-law in order to get the current separation dis- tance numbers out," said Josling. The separation distances are go- ing to be greater, especially when List of Advertisers to be found in this week's 1 I, I; zngbam 2thiartitc.ezZintos Adreach AD Wall Construction Allan R. Miller Auctions A. R. MacDonald Construction Askes Bros. 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Linc Russworm Auctions War Amps of Canada Ward Mellette Ward & Uptigrove- Wingham Chiropractic Clinic Wingham & Area Seniors Day Centro Wingham Golf & Curling Club Wingham Mini Mart Wingham Minor Hockey Ass. Zehr's it comes to large barns. He said these changes are going to make it easier and huicker to figure out separation diskices. Josling said the changes are go- ing to, be done throughout all of Ontario, and will probably have to be implemented into by-laws with- in five years. Morris accepts tender Morris . Township council ac- cepted and approved the Tembind Dust . Control of RR 4 Walkerton tender for applying calcium chlo- ride to township roads. Township road superintendent Lloyd Michie reported that three tenders had been received. Tend- ers were also received from Pol- lard Highway Products of Harrow an Da -Lee Dust Control of Fruit- land. The road superintendent said the Ternbind tender to spray all the township roads was $59,366.13. He added that Tembind would use a 25 per cent solution on the roads in the northern part of the town- ship and a 35 per cent solution on the roads in the southern part .of the township. There is a total,of 80 miles of township roads. The mixture is stronger for the roads in the south because they have new gravel on them. Michie stated because of the old calcium in the northern portion of the township, the 25 per cent mixture should be alright for the northern portion of the township. Council also received a bid from Tembind, for only one-third of the township roads, in the north. The quote was $19,788.37 for the 27 miles of township roads in the north portion of the township. Michie said the Tembind tender came with a 90 -day guarantee, while the other two tenders had no guarantee. Council accepted and approved the Tembind Dust Control tender for all the township roads, for a one year period. Michie said Tembind will spray the entire travelled portion of the road, which will involve two pass- es. The other tenders would only -make one pass, down the centre of the road. He said that this work generally begins about the middle of May. "The later we put it on, the long- er it will stay on," said Michie. Council also .approved the pav- ing contract for Centre Sideroad (Sideroad 15-16) between Conces- sion 2 and 3. The road will be done in conjunction with work be- ing done by the county. Hospital auxiliary elects new executive Margaret MacLeod was in- stalled as president of the auxiliary to the Wingham and District Hos- pital, for 1995-96, at its April meeting last Monday afternoon. Marlene Leedham is the past president. Honorary president Dor- is Michie was the installing offi- cer. Helen Daugherty is the record- ing secretary and Marion MacKen- zie is the corresponding secretary. Shirley Kaufman is the treasur- er, and Jean Toye is the historian. Sharon Long and Barbara Tay- lor are the blood donor clinic con- venors. Convenors for the book cart are Pat Gaunt, Mary Wil- liams, Marion MacKenzie, and Catherine Wilson. Joyce Pollock and Janet Day are the convenors for bridge, and Ruth Currie and Mary Caslick are the convenors for bridge money and scores. Margaret McVittie is the con- venor for the emergency desk. Mary Proctor, Marie Phillips, and Helen McKague are the gift shop convenors. Myria Frank is the gift shop treasurer. Jo English is the, membership convenor. The president and two past presidents are in charge of nominations. Convenors for the rummage sale are Lois Baynton, Mary Lou Bourne, and Debbie Currie. Social convenors are Dianne Doolittle, Mary Lou Cameron, and Marlene Leedham. The convenor for teen volun- teers is Marilyn Vanderwoude, un- til September. Lorraine Foxton is the convenor for tray favors. Beatrice Pure Orange Juice 2L 1.49 Good Humor Ice Cream 2L - 1.99 Aylmer Tomatoes 28 oz 1.19 Stacey Soya Margarine 1 lb ..99 Country Harvest Bread 675 gr. 1.19 • FROM THE DELI Schneiders Bologna $2.79 lb. Cooked Ham $1.791b. We make fruit baskets for any occassion. Also we have Super a Jet Carpet Cleaning Rentals NEON fr, NOR 2418s5 Our Scissors Once again Our Kiddies Day "was a success. We catered to 43 children. We had a great time and look forward to seeing you all again in the fall. Thanks to all the clients and special thanks to: Stone's Radio & TV - Garrie McPhees IDA - Wingham The Toy Shop - Wingham A & B Bargains - Wingham 30 Minute Photo - Wingham Bell's Pizza - Wingham Ernie Kings Music Centre - Wingham Mrs. B's Baskets & More - Wingham Maitland Restaurant - Wingham Beckers - Wingham for all your wonderful donations. from the Staff at Our Scissors 'Us 3 Patrick St., Wingham 357-3616 COMMUNITY CALENDAR Sponsored by: lifte• ff INSURANCE BROKERS (Wingham) Ltd. Gorrie, 335-3525 • Wingham, 357-2636 "INSURING TOMORROW TODAY" Judy Sanderson WEDNESDAY. APRIL. 20 .Wingham Voice For Life 21st annual dinner, 7 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Wingham. Tickets, phone Nancy McKeon, 357-2169 or Sally Campeau. Guest speaker. -Huron County Branch O.G.S. Invites you 10 it's regular meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the theatre at the Huron County Pioneer Museum, 110 North St., Goderich. Speaker: Ron Lambert will cover :A Study of Genealogy and Family Historians" far us. Branch Library opens at 6 p.m. on meeting nights, (in log cabin). FRIDAY APRIL 20 'Soup & Sandwich lunch, Salvation Army, 292 Edward St., Wingham, 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. .Dance, 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. at Whitechurch Hall. Spot dances, Lunch provided. =Brussels Bulls Awards Banquet, Brussels Legion, 6:30 p.m. •MVCA Dinner, Brussels -Morns -Grey Community Centre 6:30 p.m. SATURDAY. APRIL 29 =Salvation Amiy Grab Bag Sale, Orange Hall, Edward St., Wingham 1 - 3 p.m. • Wingham lronmen Awards Banquet, Wingham Legion, 6:30 p.m. •YBC Annual Awards Banquet, Noon, Wingham Legion. MONDAY. MAY 1 •Dessert Shoot Card party, Whitechurch Hall, 1:30 pm. Everyone welcome. Sponsored by Women's Institute. -Wingham Town Council Meeting 7:00 p.m. •Manic DepresslveSupport Group meeting, 7:30 p.m. at St. Paul's Anglican Church, Wingham TUESDAY: MAY 2 'Monis Township council meeting, 7:00 pot •Tumberry Township council meeting 8:00 p.m. We Represent • Farm Residential • Competitive Rates • Inspection Service howick • Auto L WE'RE COMING TO YOUR NOME BECAUSE YOU, HAVE A HOME TO COME TO. MONDAY NIGHT IS RED SHIELD APPEAL NIGHT. Your donation can make a big difference to someone's life. Please give generously when the Red Shield volunteer canvasser calls. Or ifyou'd like to give, but aren't canvassed, please send your donation along with this coupon. .Salvation Army Box 610 Wingham, Ontario NOG 2W0 HELP US HELP OTHERS. Enclosed please find $___. 1 would like someone to call ❑ Phone No. _ If you'd like more information about us Ci Name: Address: City:' Province- Postal Code: THE NATIONAL RED SHIELD APPEAL. J