The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-04-29, Page 10V
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in brief...
At the weekend some four mil-
lion Canadians had still to file
income tax returns, deadline for
which is Friday of this week.
Mailings of returns to the income
tax people must be datelined by
the post office not later than mid -
fight, April 30. Failure In this re-
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e w Nn-finn - _ a +uri a d irate iN soft�e `'� ties and interest charges.
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BALLAON RACE
The first balloon race was
held from Paris to Whitby.
England, in September, 1906,
and was won by two Ameri-
cans
mer$cars who flow the 410 miles in
Zi iwW 111 and ii minutes. —
CNB
Notice of Change of rates for Hydro
Services in the Town of Winghom
HYDRO RATES EFFECTIVE WITH
JULY 1, 1976 BILLING
DOMESTIC RATES:
4.4c per KILOWATT-HOUR for the first
50 K.W.H. per month
2.3c per KILOWATT-HOUR for the next
200 K.W.H. per month
1.8c per KILOWATT-HOUR for all additional
monthly consumption
METERED WATER HEATING:
A block of 500 Kilowatt -Hours per month at a
special rate of 1.6c per Kilowatt -Hour is avail-
able to customers using an approved Electric
Water Heater supplied through the residential
service meter after 250 Kilowatt -Hours per
month has been billed at the foregoing rates.
Minimum monthly bill: $3.50
General Rate for Commercial
and Industrial:
DEMAND CHARGE:
First 50 kilowatts of billing per month - NIL
Balance at $2.40 per Kilowatt of billing demand
per month.
ENERGY CHARGE:
4.4c per Kilowatt -Hour for first
50 K.W.H. per month
2.4c per Kilowatt -Hour for next
200 K.W.H. per month
2.3c per Kilowatt -Hour for next
9,750 K.W.H. per month
l.lc per,Kilowatt-Hour for all
additional monthly consumption
Minimum monthly bill: $3.50
An additional amount of 5% shall apply on all
bills not paid on or before the due date.
WINGHAM
PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
$CARFE'S PAINa'
�� BY THE QUA -WT
/' REGULAR $4.17 QT.
74 PLYMOUTH Fury III (2)
4 door hardtop.
'73 DART, (2), 4 door se-
don, 6
dent Clarence Campbell was one ial Hall on Saturday, May I at
of five prominent persons to ap_�• 8:30 p.m. She has been studying
Mac Inglis; ,junior, Gail Renwick
and Ellen Inglis; asst., Mary
as soloist in a performance of the
Christmas Messiah. On Saturda llMrs.
4
FABRIC DEPARTMENT
Milian Elisabeth U celebrated Last week aparcel, addressed to
ing. The regulations have, for
piano with Gwen Beamish, a
Renwick; primary, Linda Hark-
will romofRan 'all
English' program of Renaissance
/r
ow SOth birthday with a colorful Premier Robert Bourrassa was
some time, provided the right to
with a criminal offense. Camp-
pianist from Sarnia.
ness and Sally Harper; kinder -
Point and one of his companions
party at Windsor Castle. Among intercepted and found to contain
object to programs or newscasts
'73
bell had some illustrious com-
Her past musical experience
i
the pp guests were her sister, a stick of dynamite with the de-
and comments, but so far no time
about
CHRYSLER, 2 door
pany, including Senator Louis Gi-
has included a variety of perfor-
Princess Margaret and the lat- tonating cap attached.
has been provided for criticism of
IS
'73
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guere, a Montreal business
mance styles. She is fluent on
ter's estranged husband, Lord 0-0-0
advertising.
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CHRYSLER, 4 door,
,
executive, Louis Lapointe and
guitar and improvised piano and
Snowdois. Sharp increases in education
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St(�
was a complete kill of the bloom,
Machinery. Members Were later
another businessman from the
- has performed at several "night
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Ontario Hydro claims to have
lier than usual. Spring flowers
IlOrdtop.
'73 PONTIAC ASTRE
same city, Gordon G. Brown, plus
spots" in Montreal, as well as in
The Ontario Legislature's counties aro being revealed as
developed a system for selecting
GO�,�
Driving conditions both Sunday
cinths wilted in the snow and
James Lavery of Toronto. Charg-
homes in Montreal and London.
select committee which is study- the boards of education bring
the least contentious routes for
slush and ice coated the high-
have been sown, but few have
sales department later intro -
es laid by the RCMP claim that
In her program on Saturday she—Friends
ing the province's electrical down their budgets for the year.
power line corridors. The results
O
the businessmen and Campbell
energy needs, has recommended In Bruce County, where educe-
of -environmental impact studies
that one generating station tion levies are r!p by about 40 per
are fed into a computer which
paid the senator about $98;000 to
piano repertoire.
ford, Warkworth, Trent River,
should be- deleted from Ontario cent, the county council has ask-
can then spit out the answers
Hydro's planned development at ed uiunicipalities to withhold
after weighing all the factors.
The recital will be shared by
London, Burlington, Hamilton,
Douglas Point. The report estim- payment of the school taxes until
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of leases on the highly profitable
Sky Shops (duty-free outlets). at
Susan Street, a soprano studying
with Alvin Raimer at the Faculty
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ates that the cutback would mean the matter can be reviewed by
Mayor Bruce Shaw of Exeter
y
a saving of between one and three the federal anti-inflation board.
has expressed doubt that the
town will see a start on replace-
THE WINGHAM BOWLING LANES were the scene Saturday of rolling balls and ex -
billion dollars. The committee In Perth County the increase will
also agreed with Hydro's request be almost 24 per cent. Elgin tops
ment of its arena. A $500,000 pub
citement when local Cub and Scout groups took part in their bowl-a-thon. More than $4 an
for a 22 per cent increase in therm all with a staggering 61.5
lic fund-raising program was
hour was pledged to some of those who participated in the day long affair.
wholesale power rates. per cent.
proposed for the construction of
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an arena and auditorium, but
MURRAY GAUNT M.P.P. HURON -BRUCE
The Province of Quebec has Chairman Harry Boyle of the
surrounding smaller municipali-
been torn for weeks by continuing Canadian Radio -Television Com-
ties have indicated they will not
labor protests, including teachers mission indicated that an oppor-
and nurses. Threats of a prov- tunity may be provided for the
contribute unless an all -year
swimming pool is included in the
Report
rQueen ' Pa
ince-wide strike of all trade listening and viewing public To
project. The present arena has
s r
unionists have been voiced, des- air their views about advertising
been ordered closed by provincial
pite tough legislation designed to on the air waves which they con-
authorities as being unsafe.
0 0 0Sagging
power g
sales and higher
on hydro rates.
"alarming deterioration of Hy -
force the teachers back to work. sider objectionable or mislead-
— —
The Grey -Bruce Separate
costs will reduce Ontario Hydro's
The principal factors in the
dro's financial strength can only
School Board has awarded the
net income for 1976 by 73 million
previous estimates which wor-
be reversed by the implementa-
tender for a new 250 -pupil elem-
from previous estimates, Hydro
sened considerably in the first
tion of future rates that cover
entary school building at Kin-
Chairman Robert Taylor said
three months of 1976 were reduc-
costs".
cardine to Ken Burn Construction
this week in a letter to the Ontario
ed demands for power within On-
Po
Alread the Crown Corporation
Y Po
SERVICE
rRA VA
Ltd., of Collingwood. Tender
Legislature's select committee
tario, lower than expected rev-
will spend 338 million on interest
price was iµ198,442.
enue from power exports, higher
payments this year.
LISTOWEL
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interest rates and increased
Meanwhile, the Ontario Legis -
291-2111
Prime Minister Ian Smith of
Harold France
operating costs.
In his letter Mr. Taylor urged
lature Committee was asked by
its to
Rhodesia says he will shortly an-
staff recommend cancella-
AIRLINES CRUISES
pounce plans to bring black Afri
honored
honored
any reduction in the
tion of one of seven major gener-
BUS TOURS GROUP TOURS
cans into the country's govern-
at
Committee's interim rate recom-
ating projects in Ontario Hydro's
ment. Rhodesia, along with Southmendation
Family Night
for 1976, because an
ten-year expansion program.
ABC CHARTERS SUN TOURS
Africa, one of the last hold -outs of
The staff recommendation
20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
white supremacy on the African
continent, broke away from
G. W. Tiffin presented Mr. and
Mrs. Harold France with a table
Supervisor
stopped short of recommending a
Project for cancellation, but sug-
Great Britain several years ago
and folding chairs on behalf of the
goes
to Elgin board
gested the Wesleyville and Bruce
plants were "the only two pro-
rather than comply with a grad-
official board of the Wingham
ual program of color equality. In
United Church Friday evening
jests that could feasibly be cut".
recent months there has been
when the church sponsored
Joseph Tokar, who has been
A report calling on the Ontario
strong evidence that intervention
Family Night at F. E. Madill Sec-
employed by the Huron -Perth
Government to raise the legal
EUROPE IN THE 20th CENTURY
by force on behalf of black
ondary School.
Roman Catholic Separate School
drinking age to nineteen has been
equality might be expected from
The couple was honored at the
board for the past six years as a
examined by the policy and
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neighboring Mozambique.
special event, to commemorate
supervisory officer, has been
priorities board of Cabinet and
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Mr. France's 14 years as church
named director of education for
passed on to several ministries
A UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO
A• Fanshawe College instructor
caretaker which concludes at the -
the Elgin County board. He
for comment on its feasibility.
CREDIT COURSE
says that community colleges are
end of the month. Two of three
assumes his new duties Aug. 1.
The report, prepared by Mis-
"drifting from the goal". At a
daughters were present at the
Mr. Tokar, who is a native of
sissauga MPP Terry Jones, con -
workshop meeting of the Council
event.
Timmins, has been responsible
tains thirty other recommends -
BEGINS MONDAY, MAY 3, AT 7 P.M.
of Regents which represents all
Mrs. France was given a
for curriculum, professional
tions, including issuing photo
such colleges, Bernard Bree
corsage while Mr. France was
development and special educa-
identification cards to those who
AT THE
pointed to the tendency to make
given a boutonniere. The sere-
tion in the Huron -Perth area.
are 19 but not yet 26.
these schools into "mini-univer-
mony was held at the Family
Probationary drivers' licences
MIDWESTERN REGIONAL CENTRE
sities", in which emphasis is'
Night event which included a
for 16 to 18-year-olds are also sug-
PALMERSTOA
more and more on academic
dance and card party. Lunch and
gested.
For further information `
training rather than on the purely
refreshments were served by
Call Mr. Harold Forbes at the Centro 343-2015
job -oriented training for which
ladies of the church.
S S• meeting
they were intended.
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Excellent music
BELMORE — The meeting of
,
A problem of union jurisdiction
the Sunday School was held at the
'
caused the closing of work on the
for
home of Ron Harkness. The posi-
second heavy water plant at the
arranged
tions filled were as follows:
Car Savings
Bruce Nuclear power develop
menta Only 265 of the 3,000
Blyth concert
Superintendent, Ron Harkness;Used
�--
sec. -treasurer, Barbara Hark -
workers on the job reported for
work on Friday.
June Bender, a graduate of the
ness; organist, Marilyn Ren -
'74 ASTRE, 4 :peed, radio. '73 JAVELIN, 2 door.
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Faculty of Music of the Univer
wick; senior teacher, Ron Hark
sity of Western Ontario, will be
ness; asst., Walter Renwick;
National Hockey League Presi-
performing at the Blyth Memor-
intermediate, Jim Renwick and
BALLAON RACE
The first balloon race was
held from Paris to Whitby.
England, in September, 1906,
and was won by two Ameri-
cans
mer$cars who flow the 410 miles in
Zi iwW 111 and ii minutes. —
CNB
Notice of Change of rates for Hydro
Services in the Town of Winghom
HYDRO RATES EFFECTIVE WITH
JULY 1, 1976 BILLING
DOMESTIC RATES:
4.4c per KILOWATT-HOUR for the first
50 K.W.H. per month
2.3c per KILOWATT-HOUR for the next
200 K.W.H. per month
1.8c per KILOWATT-HOUR for all additional
monthly consumption
METERED WATER HEATING:
A block of 500 Kilowatt -Hours per month at a
special rate of 1.6c per Kilowatt -Hour is avail-
able to customers using an approved Electric
Water Heater supplied through the residential
service meter after 250 Kilowatt -Hours per
month has been billed at the foregoing rates.
Minimum monthly bill: $3.50
General Rate for Commercial
and Industrial:
DEMAND CHARGE:
First 50 kilowatts of billing per month - NIL
Balance at $2.40 per Kilowatt of billing demand
per month.
ENERGY CHARGE:
4.4c per Kilowatt -Hour for first
50 K.W.H. per month
2.4c per Kilowatt -Hour for next
200 K.W.H. per month
2.3c per Kilowatt -Hour for next
9,750 K.W.H. per month
l.lc per,Kilowatt-Hour for all
additional monthly consumption
Minimum monthly bill: $3.50
An additional amount of 5% shall apply on all
bills not paid on or before the due date.
WINGHAM
PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
$CARFE'S PAINa'
�� BY THE QUA -WT
/' REGULAR $4.17 QT.
74 PLYMOUTH Fury III (2)
4 door hardtop.
'73 DART, (2), 4 door se-
don, 6
dent Clarence Campbell was one ial Hall on Saturday, May I at
of five prominent persons to ap_�• 8:30 p.m. She has been studying
Mac Inglis; ,junior, Gail Renwick
and Ellen Inglis; asst., Mary
as soloist in a performance of the
Christmas Messiah. On Saturda llMrs.
,
FABRIC DEPARTMENT
eyKnder, auto-
pear in court last week, charged
piano with Gwen Beamish, a
Renwick; primary, Linda Hark-
will romofRan 'all
English' program of Renaissance
on a
vacation to Foley, Alabama and
Florida, arriving home on Satur-
'73 CHRYSLER, Station
moflg'
with a criminal offense. Camp-
pianist from Sarnia.
ness and Sally Harper; kinder -
Point and one of his companions
secretary -treasurer is Bill Taylor
wagon
'73
bell had some illustrious com-
Her past musical experience
garten, Lilia Harper; asst., Linda
day.
NEW SHIPMENT
A
about
CHRYSLER, 2 door
pany, including Senator Louis Gi-
has included a variety of perfor-
Renwick.
The hot weather of the previous
IS
'73
IlOrdfop
guere, a Montreal business
mance styles. She is fluent on
HCRSA elects
� TOWEL ENDS
,
r4 e
CHRYSLER, 4 door,
full blossom. The figure could
executive, Louis Lapointe and
guitar and improvised piano and
reach into the millions if there
by films from Dominion Road
St(�
was a complete kill of the bloom,
Machinery. Members Were later
another businessman from the
- has performed at several "night
served dinner by the Legion
near -blizzard proportions and did
lier than usual. Spring flowers
IlOrdtop.
'73 PONTIAC ASTRE
same city, Gordon G. Brown, plus
spots" in Montreal, as well as in
had piled up.
area, as tulips, daffodils and hya.
GO�,�
Driving conditions both Sunday
cinths wilted in the snow and
James Lavery of Toronto. Charg-
homes in Montreal and London.
frost. Some gardens and crops
dinner. Morris Jekins from the
slush and ice coated the high-
have been sown, but few have
sales department later intro -
es laid by the RCMP claim that
In her program on Saturday she—Friends
and relatives from
O
the businessmen and Campbell
will concentrate on classical
Chatham, Aylmer, Campbell-ILLCRAWFORD
MOTORS
paid the senator about $98;000 to
piano repertoire.
ford, Warkworth, Trent River,
fj.E�s
assist them in securing renewal
The recital will be shared by
London, Burlington, Hamilton,
r IIIGE
- PLYMOUTH A
of leases on the highly profitable
Sky Shops (duty-free outlets). at
Susan Street, a soprano studying
with Alvin Raimer at the Faculty
Kincardine, Ayton, Mount Fo-
rest, Waterdown and Port Elgin
Montreal's two airports. All were
of Music in London. Susan is from
called to a respects to the
c pay P
Bl th d f 1
WINGHAM ONTARIO released on thew own bonds for a Y an o, er y studied piano family of the late George Fisher
trial hearing in June. and voice with Mrs. Winona on the weekend. A large number
H O N E 3 s 7 3• s I McDougall. She has performed in also attended the funeral service
London several times in the past held at St. Andrew's Presbyteri-
HOLT) THE HORSE LAUGH Year, including faculty recitals, an Church on Monday.
- -- -- - If you think this return to win- opera workshop productions and —Mr and Mrs. Eric Hewitt of
a lot tour.
In Teeswater
Pat Wannamaker
392-6831
Gro o i things haleer vNith a
GAd Me id Banner. Let talk.
MtThe First Canadian Bank
Bank of Montreal
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new executive
Loss may reach millions The Huron County Road Super -
0
from` spring snow storm
Tft'
MEM S ROY%
ter weather is bad... how would
like to have
as soloist in a performance of the
Christmas Messiah. On Saturda llMrs.
P
Bervie accom anied Mr. and^��+
Gordon Wall
two-weekshe
FABRIC DEPARTMENT
ich, April 22 at the Legion Hall. C.
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Banker
you written a story
about spring that went y pressperforming
� prior to our hot April days turn-
will romofRan 'all
English' program of Renaissance
on a
vacation to Foley, Alabama and
Florida, arriving home on Satur-
SPEC1ALS
snowstorm struck this area on
bqat was swamped off Douglas
son as president; recording
and Twentieth Century music.
Point and one of his companions
secretary -treasurer is Bill Taylor
unusual Easter Sunday heat
was hospitalized as a result of the
of Stanley Township and John
ing into frozen April days?
Read Crossroads this week and
The evening is in support of the
day.
NEW SHIPMENT
A
about
borne Township.
home
decide for yourself, but don't be
purchase of a new piano for use in
The hot weather of the previous
JUST ARRIVED
fin-nishiiws,
meant
ea
too hard on the poor bby. he$200
tries.
the Blyth hall. Admission will be
and $1.00 for students.
HCRSA elects
� TOWEL ENDS
,
a lot tour.
In Teeswater
Pat Wannamaker
392-6831
Gro o i things haleer vNith a
GAd Me id Banner. Let talk.
MtThe First Canadian Bank
Bank of Montreal
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new executive
Loss may reach millions The Huron County Road Super -
0
from` spring snow storm
intendents' Association installed
new officers for the 1976-77 year
MEM S ROY%
L A D I F S GIRLS l
at their annual meeting in Goder-
Culminating a winter and
several were injured in a three-
ich, April 22 at the Legion Hall. C.
spring chiefly notable for freak
car crash south of Mount Forest,
W. Hanna of East Wawanosh
weather conditions, a heavy
A man drowned when a 12 -foot
Township replaces Allan Nichol -
snowstorm struck this area on
bqat was swamped off Douglas
son as president; recording
Sunday, only one week after an
Point and one of his companions
secretary -treasurer is Bill Taylor
unusual Easter Sunday heat
was hospitalized as a result of the
of Stanley Township and John
wave which saw people out in
accident.
Batter becomes ORSA from Os -
summer shorts and looking for
So far there is no accurate
borne Township.
shady spots to rest..
assessment of the damage to fruit
Roy Sparrow from Koppers
The hot weather of the previous
crops in the Niagara Peninsula,
Metals conducted the election of
week gave way to cooler weather
where apple, pear and peach
officers. After the election of the
on Tuesday, followed by a cold
trees as well as vineyards were in
new executive, the business of the
rain on Friday and Saturday.
full blossom. The figure could
meeting was concluded, followed
Overnight rain early Sunday
reach into the millions if there
by films from Dominion Road
changed to snow before noon. By
was a complete kill of the bloom,
Machinery. Members Were later
mid-afternoon the storm reached
which was about two weeks ear-
served dinner by the Legion
near -blizzard proportions and did
lier than usual. Spring flowers
ladies, who were thanked by Stan
not stop until six Riches of snow
were the main victims in this
Meriam of Goderich.
had piled up.
area, as tulips, daffodils and hya.
Mr. Hanna thanked the Do -
Driving conditions both Sunday
cinths wilted in the snow and
minion Road Machinery for the
and Monday were hazardous, as
frost. Some gardens and crops
dinner. Morris Jekins from the
slush and ice coated the high-
have been sown, but few have
sales department later intro -
ways. One man wEis killed and
broken ground so far.
duced Rome of the staff.
ASSORTED
FABRICS
$57
1 • LB
L
1
f
$77
2 • I.B.
BORG
$'177 LB.
• ENDS
$4. — s9. YD.
e
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35
• QUART
SCARFE'S PAINT
BY THE GALLON
REGULAR $11.97 GAL.
$ 9 51
GALLON
New Store
Hours
STARTING
MAY 3
OPEN MONDAY
TO SATURDAY
9:30 - S:30;
FRIDAY NIGHTS
'TIL 9:00 P.M.
The Stare that Saves Yaa Mara"
STORE HOURS:
Monday - Saturday
9:30 5:30
Friday nights
'til 9:00 P.M.
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MEM S ROY%
L A D I F S GIRLS l
RARY WEAR
YARD GOODS
r U R N I t U R F
M A T T R E S S E S -
PAINTSEWING
MACHINES -SMALL
APPLIANCES LAMPS
STORE HOURS:
Monday - Saturday
9:30 5:30
Friday nights
'til 9:00 P.M.
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