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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-06-25, Page 16111111111111111111111E 111110M, 1 Advance -Times, June 25, 1980 storm fl (Hine represents e change in Lower Wingham The new one -in -100 -year flood line, now being used as a boundary against further development in flood -prone areas in Turnberry Town- ship, represents little change to natural environment zoning in Lower Wingham. George Penfold, a county planner working on Turn - berry's official plan, ex-. plained that recent flood mapping of that area by the Maitland Valley Conser- vation Authority is relatively close to that done for the official plan. He said that amendments to the plan for Lower Wingham necessary to in- clude the one -in -100 -year boundary will involve only a few properties that could be rezoned as development areas. Mr. Penfold made his observations after Bryan Howard, MVCA manager, presented flood line maps recently done for Lower Wingham. Earlier Mr. Howard ex- plained that the regional line, used in the past, en- compassed more land in Turnberry. He said that the authority would like to see the new boundary im- plemented as a realistic approach to flood problems. Mr. Howard also sug- gested that at least four more properties should be acquired by the authority as they are in the priority one area. If the township requests an extension of the Lower Wingham Land Acquisition Program, more properties will be ac- cumulated by the MVCA. Turnberry, the benefiting municipality, will be respon- sible for 15 per cent of the costs. John Stacey, owner of Lot 180 and 182 in Lower Wingham, and Brian Leach- man, Lot 181, attended council to ask that the town- ship consider removing snow and maintaining a roadway leading to their properties. The two had signed an agreement with Turnberry three years ago stating that if they were allowed to build homes on the lots they would build and maintain the road. They argued that the town- ship should maintain the roads because there are now three homes on it with a possibility of more con- struction in the future. They said that if maintenance con - Unties to be privately funded. further development may be hindered. Council refused to make a final decision on the matter, but decided to discuss the agreement with its solicitor. Councillor Doug Fortune explained that if council -• , hge the agree - Oth. - accepted for Serfage iinent of 1.75 runekett 8. Line. Council a 1rd ,..cantract to the raying Co. Ltd. for t coo ;29,125. If it is oiliproV the Ministry off Tranape loo and Com- mented** the project shOtild be•OOMpleted by July Dthinil the meeting the t°Wilighip decided not to forWatdthe itS nomination to the'Wingham hospital board untilIatit Thursday's annual meeting. However, council did come up with Mr. H. Kuyvenlioven itS a candidate to represent the township on the hospitAl board. He has since been elected to the board. A delegation from the property owners he ition might: leltor eenientf:ettirg "so s. He said us loc)kt 4,4171r.414', Hieevalfr. primcvBaticevtolay-askedRe ti,t would o�t. to , • arently the he seAl n tnwp to nep Ai ra :1the o ' woe, is soundheir wouldboard begins reAliOY.149118‘, McBurney promised to von - tact Maitland Engineering regaIrding the *natter. The hall board also as chairsg ven pie r m s d es a i 0 ethe ell the h. tilltselir•lepnorixotvhirteidob,:fsimg9:474,70'414'wt. cillor Lynn Hoy Seggooted that the strips on the bridge in Lower Wingham might be too narrow. He said that a vehicle could slip off of the, strips on either side of the bridge. It was decided that the road superintendent, Ross Nicholson, would find out the cost of more hemlock for one more strip on either side of the existing planks. , STOCK MARKET WINNERS -A team from F. E. Madill Secondary, SChti01, 1Ningham, was one of the regional winners In a stock market game at VVIlfrid Laurier University, Waterloo. The team turned a hypothetical $100,000 Into $111,945 over a 12 -week period by 'investing' in the stock market. Team members are Craig McGlynn, Chris McDougall and Mark Haidenhy, together with teacher Jim Inwood. The provincial winner in the contest was a team from Mississauga which turned its $100,000 into an amazing $3,897,482. • Produce Canada JIIIIBDREE 2/1.00 Canada No. l' - 2 Ib. cello Cooking Onions 2/1.00 U. S. No. 1 Regular Cucumbers 3/1.00 , U.S. No. 1 CO ntaioupes .69 Bakerg WestonsEnglish Muffins .59 chdcolate'Rcills .69 Viiesion's.Fornily " McCarinicks Giant = 40's Cream Cones 1.19 •••. rlaa• Christie's - Triscuit, Swiss Cheese, Escort, Vegetable thins, Sour Cream cind Chives 250 9. • • ts • '1111116(1111S! Specials in effect until closing Saturday, June 28 We reserve the right to limit quantities Fresh - with backs attached CHICKEN LEGS Schneiders Sliced- 6 var. - 500 g. lb. .69 BOLOGNA 1.69 Fresh- with backs attachedSchneiders Chunk . CHICKEN BREASTS I...89 LUNCH FeilICKEN WINGS , a 'N MEAT lb. 1.79 .b. .79 Fresh Pork Shoulder BUTT CHOPS Schneiders Fresh Pork COTTAGE ROLL ‘,„. 1.39 Schneiders - pack of 5 • 10 oz. WIENERS 1.19 Maple Leaf - ready to serve • SMOKED PICNIC Maple LealMiced 5 var. - 375 g. .99 • COOKED MEATS toscoranek,vApaiii , k '' ' 1,46unSliceteroitkfast 2 8 i lb. • 6 - BACON • Schneiders Country Style SAUSAGE • I Ib. .89 1.49 Ib. 1.15 1.89 Devon SAUSAGE Schneiders Broken Cooked - 17$ g. . HAM SLICES .89 • '714 p y;* / • #.4•••Affr..i.g.e;•:,•&•744:2,..wY/ /71,4 1•014arav..‘00. Kellogg's - 575 g. RICE KRISPIES 1.29 Knechtel Brand White - 128 oz. Vinegar .99 Heinz Tomato - new size - 1.25 I. Ketchup 2.19 Bick's Sweet Mixed 32 oz. ' Pickles • 1.29 Bick's Yum Yum 32 oz. Pickles .99 Ib.!S18 Fresh Sliced PORK LIVER. The Wingham Advance -Times, Julie 25, 1980 NOTICE This store will be closed - Dominion Day, Tuesday, July 1st Dair Beatrice Flavoured • 6 var. 175 g. YOGURT 3/1.00 Sealtest Creamed - 500 g. • COTTAGE CHEESE .99 Maple Leaf Ib. PRCESS CHEESE • Frozen Food Sg. chneiders- 111 urgers 1.89 3.59 HHi h lfriediz. onBatter 1.59 Whipped Topping -• 1 liter Cool Whip , 1.25 .49 I Picnic - white or pink - 12 oz. Ib.Leirnonade Maxwell House Regular Grind - 1 Ib. bag COFFEE 2.79 Club House Salad 12 oz. • Olives .89 Tang Orange Flavour - 4 x 3/4 oz. Crystals Heinz - 4 var. =455 ml. BAR-B-QUE SAUCES .69 .• - - 12 var. - 3 oz. Jelly Powders 3/.89 Treesweet Unsweetened - 6 x 6 oz. 1.29 Orange Juice Dream Whip Dessert 3 oz. 1.29 Topping Mix 1.49 Treesweet Unsweetened - 6 x 6 oz. 3/1.00 Palmolive - 32 oz. LIQUID DETERGENT 1.49 Camay - white or pink - 4 bar pack Bar Soap 1.59 Stuart House 12" x 25' Foil Wrap .85 Bounce Sheets • 20's Fabric Softener 1.39 Carnival Soft - 1113. tub .75 Grapefruit Juice 1.49 Margarine .69 ••• rio 357 1020 I1 evenings_unti9_MA. ... a • ffi