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Home My WebLink AboutWingham Advance-Times, 1981-01-07, Page 12Advance -Times, January 7, 1981 Appoint members to Howkk boards Memher8 to represent the va 0t1's boards in Howick Township for a one-year ter7h have been appointed by theHowick council. Reeve Harold Robinson will serve on the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority and will also serve on the Pioneer Parks board with Coun. William Newton. Coun. Newton will also be a member of the Wingham hospital board. Coun. Stuart Douglas will . serve an the Saugeen Valley Conservation Authority as well as being the livestock and poultry evaluator. The .Gorrie Livestock Auction ,,,Centre will continue as the animal'pound keeper. R. W Bell OPTOMETRIST Gdderich. The Square 524-7661 Deputy Reeve John Stafford will serve as thetile drain inspector and will also sit on the Wingham Area Fire Board, Coun. Gerald D'Arcey and Robert Strong will represent Howick Township in the Huron County Farm Safety Association. Leroy Dettman will serve on the Clifford Community Centre Board. The fence viewers will be Lorne Robinson, John Ferguson, Bruce Krellar, John Jacques, Harry Winkle and Stewart Rowley. The Gorrie Darks board will. include Bill Doig, Murray Latroni'co, Irwin Stone, Jerry DeJonge, Brian Underwood, David Neilson and Robert Gibson. Appointments for the Gerrie Community Hall board have not yet been finalized and will be announced after Jan. 14. The Fordwich Hall board will ,consist of John Wilson. ,WARD & UPTIGROVE Listowel (519)291-3040 CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS GREAT CAR VALUES `1990 THUNDERBIRD Power windows, AM FM stereo cassette, cast aluminum wheels, t.r. type tires, electrgnic instrument cluster, interior decor group. Stock No. 0-16 Full retail price '11,560.60 SALE PRICE*9650, 1979 FAIRMONT 2 door 6 cyl. auto, p.s. only 2400 km. 1 owner OXP 930 SALE PRICEr49955, 1974 MERCURY BOBCAT 4 cylinder automatic; 50,000 miles. Safety checked Lie. JWM 917 1978 FORD F150 pickup. Ranger package VS, automatic P.S. P.8. 1 owner, 61,000 km. - Lic. DC8 664 SALE PRICE '1600, Bridge Motors Wingham 357-3470 i BEAVER MANUFACTURED HOMES ANNOUNCES OUR SPECIAL YEAR-END OFFER Buy any Home or Cottage in our 1980 Catalogue at Nov. 1979 ,prices if you take delivery by March 31, 1981: Plus . . 50% Discount Selected Options plus 5% discount for cash plus 7% provincial salet-t` x (as er Government mini -budget) Buy any home or cottage °in our 1980- catalogue 98Ecatalogue and we guarantee our Nov. 1970/prices, if you take delivery by June 1,1981. Call Beaver (Lumber - 357-2551 or Homel$ultant Glenn McNabb, 376.1123 ONESEAVER Building Seminar 1 • 1 A Home Building Seminar will be scheduled after Jan. 1 ,, 15,. 1981. Discover how you can build your own home 1 a and Save money. Enjoy an interesting discussion about building procedures, floor plans, costs and many other 1 • things you need to know. Take this enrollment form 1 to the Beaver Store at 405 Josephine St., )Hingham: I will be attending with my Kites ;l 1 1 NAME 1 Fiance 1 1 ADDRESS 1111 CITY APHONE.............. • I understand that there wi,p..be no charge or obligation 1 of any kind on my part. ea tat 1 +Vi no so 4444 �l fill ON ON is Mil ®PM IPIN NMMil MI Ili MIN Clarence Carswell, David Dinsmore, James Robinson, Gerald D'Arcey, William Newton and Leo Ruttan. The Fordwich Parks board will include Floren,ce D'Arcey, Fred McCann, John Wilson, Anson Ruttan, Freda Klaassen, Gerald_ D'Arcey and William Long. On the Wroxeter Hall board will be Jack Clarke, Mildred Coupland, Bruce Chambers, Gordon Kaster, Ed Walker, John Stafford and Harold Robinson. The Wroxeter Parks board will comprise Gary Chambers, Mike Newton, Cameron Edgar, Keith Smelt -George Hamilton, Jack Clarke, Gordon Hislop and Floyd MRS. ALLAN GRIFFITH Allan. The Belmore Parks board will include William Mulvey, Mrs. Brian Deyeil; and Mike Merritt. The Howick Recreation Committee will include Peter Keil, John Armstrong and Lynda Pocaluyko. The Belmore Community Centre board will consist of Graham Wright, Tom Ingels, Dennis O'Malley, Don Eadie, Rodney Wright, Mary Eadie, Walker .Renwick, Rosa Chambers, John Stafford and Stuart Douglas. Representatives of the Howick Community Centre board have not been finalized, and will also be announced after.Jan. 14. Wroxeter Persona is Lyle Hart .was host for a family dinner on New Year's Day • at . Ranton Place,» Palmerston, when -his wife and family, his mother, Mrs. William Hart of Listowel, and uncle and• aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Marks, attended. Cory Ridley of Calgary, Alberta, visited from Tuesday to Friday of•...the holiday week with his aunt, Mrs. Audrey Millar, and Tom. Elgin Toman, Plattsville, was a Sunday guest at the home. of his brother, Mr. and s. Ross Toman. Mrs. Cathy Williams, Theresa and Virginia of Colborne, visited over the. New Year holiday with Mr. and Mrs: Alan Baitley.and family. Michael Dvernichuk and friend Lydia, with his son, Adam; of Newmarket also spent the holiday at the same home. Mrs. George Griffith, Brussels; ' visited withMiss Margaret Griffith on Thursday. ._ Rev. Harry ,Jennings is a patient in . St: Joseph's Hospital, London. Wrq eter friends hope'his stay will bg of short duration.' . Harold Moffatt returned. home Friday evening from an, enjoyable tWo-week tour of,Florida. ' Mr. ' and Ms. Harvey Heimpel. and fam lly, Mr:� and Mrs. Paul Static and family spent New Year's Day with their mother, Mrs. Wes Heimpel. Mr. and' Mrs. Alla Griffith were supper guests Of 'Mrs. Margaret Deaken and Roy Whitehead,. Walkerton, on December 31, and accompanied them to the home of his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, RR 2, Paisley, to -spend New Year's Eve. Other guests 'at' the 'same • home were k,a cousin, Harold Whitehead, Paisley,. daughter Jean. and four children of Clinton. ' • New Years .Eve , guests with Eugene 'and Chris Hoist were Judy- and Dwell Hoist anitTerry, Vicky and Jennie Moist, Baden; Jim ' and Tammy Holst, Poole; Lawrence • and Caroline Hoist, Plattsville; John and Rita Hoist, New Dundee; Carl Rolst and friend Donna of Petersburg. The Hislop family held a holiday get-together in the community hall here on Saturday. Those attending .1 were Mr. and Mrs. George Hislop ; Sr., David and Laverne Jamieson and family, Florence Adams and Ray White, all of Brussels; Mr: and,Mrs. George Hislop, Wroxeter South; Linda and Donald Hislop, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hislop, Mrs.. Shirley Leek and Tom, Wroxeter; Mrs. Evelyn . Stephens; Hamilton; Brenda and Cyril Stephens and family, Molesworth; Pat and Pete Theodore and family, Diane and. Richard Morris, Listowel; Ron and Doreen Cherry, Christopher and Timothy, Cambridge (Preston), and Ron Jamieson, St. Mary's. Mrs. Stella Pocaluyko and Mr., and ; Mrs. 'Bert Pocaluyko o' Wroxeter, Mr. and Mrs. John • Newell, Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Hamilton', Ear •Falls, Mrs. Susan Kraemer and Jim Schiestel, Teeswater; Mr. and ,Mrs. Glen Gallaher, Wroxete, and their families spent Christmas and New Yea'r's with •Mr. and Mrs. George Hamilton,' Randall and Barb. ' Quarries Act topic of FDA The Pits and Quarries Act and . its effect on farm operators 'will be the topic for discussion at a meeting of the • Huron County Federation of Agriculture Jan. 8.. Representatives from the Ministry of Natural Resources will be present to, discuss the Act. Members of the federation's property and land rise committee also will » attend to listen to farmers' concerns . on the matter. All farmers' are invited to attend to learn more about - the legislation that affects the operation of farm gravel pits The meeting Will be held starting at 8:30 p.m. at the Clinton Public School. HAPPY NEW YEAR—Harold Wild greets Audrey Tif- fin in the reception line at the New Year's Levee held Thursday at the Wingham Golf and Curling Club. Ili�prAlllon Report 1$ #.EM L E ALEXANDER Director 4::Cross-country ski Ike tin,Br will be held this Satu> day and Sunday, Jan. 14 and 11, for the beginner WA. the advanced skier. Reglstirstion for the program Wilk be held at the Lockridge Memorial Arena on Satur- day from 9:30 a.m. until 10 a.m. The seminar will include ski .. equipment, waxing, clothing and techniques. On Saturday afternoon the program will be held behind F. E. Madill Secondary School and on Sunday after- noon there will be a practical session at the *Fa ulkner Trail. Regiatration is $5.00 per person or $12 per family. If anyone is interested in registering for the Winter programs, ballet and gymnastics have. -not been set, please contact the recreation department at 357-1208. Hockey games this week at the arefla are as follows: —Thursday, Jan. 8, 6:30 p.m. PeeWees meet Brus- sels; —Thursday, Jan. 8, 8 p.m. Midgets play Brussels; -Friday, Jan, 9, 8 p.m. the Intermediates will meet Mildmay; • —Saturday, Jan. 10, 6:30 p.m. Senior Girls Ringette play Listowel; -Sunday, Jan. 11, 2 p.m. Junior `C' hosts Kincat;dine; —Sunday, Jana 11, 8:30 p.m. Juveniles . tackle Mildmay; ; —Monday, Jan. 12, ' 9:30 p.m. Staintons ,•` play Crawfords; —Tuesday, Jan. 13, 10 p.m. Advance -Times meets Bridge. • Lions are. eliminated Elmvale Midgets defeated , ., the -Wingham Lions 2-0 last Saturday morning to eliminate the Lions from:the Wasaga Beach Silver Stick Tournament, . . Elmvale scored two first • period '• goals and goalie Kevin ' Steele made them stand up as he held Wing - ham's shooters scoreless. Earlier in the tournament the Lions edged Alliston 5-3 with Kevin Coultes scoring • four tint<esstor Winghain and Ron Schisiad once. Elmvale went on to play Walkerton in the .final and lost 7-2: , Walkerton now advances to the North'. 'American Silver Stick - Tournament on- Jan. 16 in Sarnia. Saturday night the Lions travelled `to Clinton- for a. league game and carne home 7-4 winners. The Coultes brothers, Kevin and ,Blaine,' collected .a pair -of goals each with Ron Schistact, Kurt Whitfield arid Brett Cameron adding singles. Wingham hosts Brussels this Thursday at 8 p.m. in a league contest.. n a Egg producers get financial protection TORONTO—Lorne Hen- derson, Ontario minister of agriculture and food, has announced amendments to the Farm Products Payment Act which will allow for more flexibility in plans set up to assist producers in cases of buyer bankruptcy: 'The amendments will allow producer groups in- terested in setting up such funds . to eliminate the provision for' payments to be made in cases where buyers are late in paying for goods received. It also will allow certain classes of producers\ to be exempted and provides additional grounds for bayment, The " Farm Products Payment Act provides for such plans toThe funded by ,contributions from producers of farm products, buyers, or both. The changes were made at the request of the Ontario Egg • Producers' Marketing Board, whiclh also asked for IegislatiVe authority to make payments to producer - creditors of e. B. Whyte and Sons. The legislation enables the board to make payments from its own financial reserves to egg producers who sold eggs to the com- pany on or before March 7, 1980. Brown eggs and white eggs provide the same food value, flavour and quality. The shell color depends on the breed of the hen. 1 BONUS PRIZES* 54100-000 20:425000'. 50-$iO,000 000 -EEE! WhataBopus Draw Over$51/p million in tax-free prizes. • Including $11/2 million in Bonus Prizes. And you could be a W interW inner bn January15th. 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