The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-06-17, Page 5Howick
Poo
Gorrie, Ontario
Get in touch with us for swimming lessons for
the upcoming summer. Classes will be held in
July and August.
Register now.
REGISTRATION NIGHT JUNE 29
at the pool 7 - 9 p.m.
FEE: $8.00 p9r child.
Coll Bev Currah
Vs 335-3451
GUIDES AWARDED ALL ROUND CORDS -Six members Gooha District commissioner; Beverlee McCann, Cindy
of the Fordwich Girl Guides received their All Round cords Sturgeon, Marion Huth and Lieut. Sharon Armstrong; rear -
at the Mother and Daughter banquet held last week. They Capt. Mrs. Faye Demmerling, Laurie- Brears, Jeanette
are pictured above with their leaders and commissioners. Strong, Donna Harding and Nancy MacLennan of Goderich,
From left, front - Mrs. Lillian Seifried of Palmerston, Beaver Division commissioner. (Staff Photo)
TOWNSHIP OF HOWICK
STATEMENT OF REVENUE
AND EXPENDITURE Fordwich
Personal Notes
for the year ended December 31, 1975 Weekend guests with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. David Schneid- Foster, formerly the Robert
1975 1975 1974 Mrs, Les Gauthier were Mr, and er and family and Mr. and Mrs. Connell home.
Budget Actual Actual Mrs. Eugene Hackey and girls of Ralph Clark and family of Kitch- Ken Graham was able to return
$ $ $ Toronto. ener spent the weekend here. home Friday from Listowel
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) at
the beginning of the year
Expenditure
General municipal purposes
General government
Protection to persons and property
Transportation services
Environmental services
Health services
Social and family services
Recreation and cultural services
Planning and development
Other
Region or county purposes.
School board purposes
Total expenditure
Revenue
General municipal purposes
Taxation
Payments in lieu of taxes
Ontario grants
Other grants
Other
Region or county purposes
Taxation
Payments in lieu of taxes
Ontario grants
School board purposes
-Taxation
'Payments in lieu of taxes
Other
Total revenue
Accumulated net revenue (deficit) at
the end of the year
Analysed as follows:
General revenue
Special charges
Special areas
Police villages
Region or county
School boards
Local boards
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the Wingham Advance -Times, Thurs., June 17, 11176 -Pale 5
Couple honored by neighbors
BELGRAVE - Mr. and Mrs. After a social hour, Ardlie
Sam Fear were pleasantly sur- Mon4neiry spoke a few words
prised last Tuesday evening, and the neighbors presented lir.
June 8, when their neighbors an° Tars• Year with a cieci and a
from the sixth line of Morris and purse of money.
the highway gathered at their The ladies served lunch to
new home in Belgrave. bring a pleasant evening to a
close.
Yellow top Grain Bins
Westeel-Rosco Yellow Top Grain Bins are availab
in capacities- to suit every need. An independent stO
frame in the interior of the bin, is standard in all size
for increased rigidity and strength. Lower bin sheets a
of hi -tensile steel for extra strength and durability.
bins include a roof ladder, manhole, and an easy acre
door.
Many accessories are available such as inside an
outside ladders, 6" and 8" auger unloading systems, an
drying and areation equipment. We have erection crew
to assemble your new grain bin or erection jacks wit
instructions which make it possible for you to erect yo
grain bin yourself.
Come to Hodgins McDonald Buildall in Wingham an
see our model on display and have us quote you a pric
today.
FREE DELIVERY
.,�
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j McDONAID B_UILDALI
`1. 101 A7{ �-*CRR
NEW AMER/CAN
HOTEL
25 Turnberry Street
Brussels, Ontario
Entertainment this week:
FRI. and SAT. Jane IS A 19
THE HUMMING
BIRDS
PUBLIC MEETING
Tuesday, June -Z9
Starts at 8:30 p, m.
Women's Institute Hall
Belgrave, Ontario
To consider the development in the village of
Belgrave.
Geo. Penfold
Huron County Planning
Court House
Goderich, Ontario
Howick
Lions Club
CONSIGNMENT
SALE",
Saturday,June 19
What have you got? Give us a call!
Furniture - Appliances - Machinery -
all types of odds and ends
Estate disposals of household goods
Bev Currah !Wayne Evans Ken Edgar
335-3451 335-3130 335-3198
Don Cogb n 335-3102
Notice to
residents of
Morris Council the Townsnip of
looks at drains Carrick
le Drainage problems were a
el prime concern at the Morris
STownship Council meeting held Please be advised that the Honourable John
June 7.
R Rhodes the Minister of Housing. signed
re Council looked at the report on 9 9
All the Thomas Drain and decided an amendment to Ontario Regulation
that it should be returned to the No 274 74 a commercial order which affects
ss engineer for minor changes. The your municipality
extra alterations wanted are the Although the commerc al order intends only to
d removal of a catch basin on the prohibit haphazard development of shopping
south side of the road, replace Centres in your municipality. small-scale coin
d ment of a junction box on the mercial uses serving local needs are also
s north side of the road with a catch prohibited under the o-rder
h basin and installation of a larger
pipe through the road. Ontario Regulation No 334 76 which amends
you
Maitland Engineering Services the original order permits the erection or use
Ltd. was granted an extension of of a building with a floor area of less than
two months to complete a survey 5 000 square feet for commercial purposes
d of Rlntoul and Mills Drains. Other changes in siting requirements have.
e Reeve William Elston was also been included
selected to look after repairs to
the Robertson Mathers Drain, For detailed information on Ontario Regula -
Thomas Miller is to supervise re- tion No 334 76 please Contact your muniCi-
pairs to the Robb. Robert Gre'sby pal, clerk
and Hanna Drains, Thomas Mill-
er
ill >_ Where a proposed commercial use exceeds
er moved and Sam Pletch sec
onded that James Mair look after the provisions of the order the Minister of
repairs to the Wilson Drain. The Housing may amend the order pursuant to
motion was carried. Section 32 (6) of The Planning Act after as -
Council individual applications and in accor-
Council instructed Clerk Helen � 9 PP
D Martin to ask the county to dance with sound planning principles
Y reimburse Morris Township for
WY:i rhrao /nnc of ,.r,l,,.;A^ f..., !/.,. w-•.� "":' ��
uao-
■ road used by the county. The mo-
tion
o- U1W
Ministry of Housing
tion was made by .lames Mair JOHN R RHODES
and seconded by Thomas Miller. Ontario Minister
Road accounts, a total of
$43,990 21 were paid and general
accounts camp to $116,811.17.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hoffele and
Mrs. Crosby Sotheran spent the
Memorial Hospital.
17,394 35,345
3,604 family of Harriston visited Sun-
weekend with Mrs. Walter Buttell
John Winter is presently con -
day with Mr. and Mrs. Carl
of Blyth at her cottage, Bogies
fined to K -W Hospital, Kitchener,
D'Arcey.
Beach, Lake Huron.
having undergone major surgery
r
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Lambkin
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Findley
last week.
27,000 27,831
moved into their new Royal
37,046 Home in the village Saturday.
and family of Acton spent the
Mel Batters is confined to
26,000 20,763
18,484 Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wilson of
weekend at their home here.
Listowel Memorial Hospital.
182,000 216,323
154,849 Toronto spent the weekend with
Anson Ruttan's Sunday School
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Browne left
2,500 '3,646
1,505 relatives in the village.
class spent Sunday at the Rut,-
this week on a motor trip to the
195
75
tan's cottage at Amberley.
East Coast.
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Miss Cathy Clarkson and Miss
Mrs. Eva Harris and Mrs. Ann
40,000 132,212
4011,,125812 Meeting ends
Jackie Nickel spent Saturday in
Kitchener.
Edgar accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. John Harris of Ottawa on a
2,500 17,891
Miss Cathy Simmermaker
motor trip to Eastern Canada.
`280,000 418,861
263,922 with
barbecue
spent last week with friends in
Windsor.
124,496 126,048
100,697
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bott of
167,650 170,915
147,534 FORDWICH - The June meet-
Fergus called on friends in the
572,146 715,824
512,153 ing of the Anglican Church
village on Saturday.
Mrs. J. Stinson
Women was held in the Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. George Piercey
School rooms of the church
of Elora spent a couple of days
Thursday night. Mrs. W. Sothern,
y g
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
speaks on China
president, opened the meeting
Elmer Miller.
103,937 113,'218
130,484 with the hymn, "Onward Chris-
Mrs. Roy Oakley commenced
FORDWICH - The afternoon
13
99 tian Soldiers" followed by the
working as a cashier in the Red &
unit of United Church Women
154,136 174,889
125,774 prayers. Mrs. Don King led in
White Store, Listowel, last week.
met on Thursday in the Sunday
285
3,830 devotions.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Coghlin and
School room, the theme of the
4,000 103,370
56,845 Mrs. W. Hargrave read the
family moved over the weekend
into the home they recently pur-
meeting being "Beauty Around
262,073 391,775
317,032 minutes of last meeting. Roll call
chased from Mr. and Mrs.
Us". Mrs. Wray Cooper and Mrs.
was
answered by 20 members.
Harold Madgette were in charge
106,893 108,542
65,313 Mrs. Peter Browne gave the
of the worship service entitled,
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treasurer's report and also read a
"Our Father's Garden". The
18,248 18,342
.44 letter from Rev. Ken Anderson
13,918
Seniors meet
scripture was read by Mrs. Mad -
thanking the group for the dona-
Bette followed by a poem and
125,141 126,899
79,275 tion sent to be used at Huron
FORDWICH-The Senior Citi-
prayer.
Church Camp and a letter from
zens held their June meeting in
A meditation was "Flowers are
167,538 160,172
147,488 Miss Carol Stockall for the dona-
the Fordwich Hall on June 7.
like people; they come in every
12
99 tions to buy drugs.
William Wilson presided in the
shape and color". The ladies
740
Mrs. W. Hargrave, Mrs. Jack
absence of Wray Cooper.
created a large floral arrange -
167,538 160,924
147,587 Douglas and Miss Elva Foster
Miss Ruth Johnston reported
ment, arose, lily, daffodil, violet,
554,752 679,598 I
543,894 are a committee to purchase
$260 had been collected for the
lilac, tulip, daisy, pansy, forget -
carpet for the church. A bazaar
Salvation Armv in the area. Mrs
me -not, snapdragon, and mum.
and tea will be held Saturday.
Marian Dinsmore convened the
Each flowelr had its own
Nil ( 881) j
35,345 Nov. 13.
program. Miss Lorraine Dins-
characteristics and message just
Several thank you notes were
more played two piano solos.
as people have. They closed with
read by Mrs. Hargrave. Mrs. 'A'.
and Mrs. Elsie Strong gave a
The Flower Growers' 23rd
Sothern told of the bus trip which
humorous reading.
Psalm.
3,812) 333
927
17'3 will be on June 16. The Spring
Miss Lenora Beswetherick
The program was presented by
63
Deanery will be Thursday, June
showed slides of Russia she had
Mrs. John Stinson who had gone
6,920
15 in Wingham.
18,768
taken on a recent tour. Her pic-
to China as a bride in 1937. She
Mrs. J. W. Daunt reported on
tures and commentary_ were very
described the little homey things
206
( 645) the 53rd weekend in London, The
interesting. Mrs. Dinsmore's
of her everyday life in China and
( 9,879)
112 meeting closed with prayer, after
group served lunch. The July
how she coped with entirely new
5,288
( 1,150) which the men joined the ladies
meeting will be a picnic in the
experiences.
Nil ( 881)
35,345 and a barbecue was enjoyed by
park on July 5 with the executive
Mrs. Scott Clarkson, unit presi-
all on the church lawn.
in charge.,
dent, welcomed everyone and
nducted the business. Roll call
was a verse on beauty. Plans
were made for the farewell
r
=c
dinner for Rev. Colin and Mrs.
Patterson on Sunday, June 20.
zr �' sc�' f
�'"...x.:►
_:1, :r..
On June 17 the unit visits the v,
Village Nursing Home. 'Plans
were made for advertising the
\
garden party to be held at the
church Tuesday, June 22, 5-8 p.m.
WE ST E E L-
R O S C O
The meeting closed with the
benediction, prayer and pot luck
lunch.
Yellow top Grain Bins
Westeel-Rosco Yellow Top Grain Bins are availab
in capacities- to suit every need. An independent stO
frame in the interior of the bin, is standard in all size
for increased rigidity and strength. Lower bin sheets a
of hi -tensile steel for extra strength and durability.
bins include a roof ladder, manhole, and an easy acre
door.
Many accessories are available such as inside an
outside ladders, 6" and 8" auger unloading systems, an
drying and areation equipment. We have erection crew
to assemble your new grain bin or erection jacks wit
instructions which make it possible for you to erect yo
grain bin yourself.
Come to Hodgins McDonald Buildall in Wingham an
see our model on display and have us quote you a pric
today.
FREE DELIVERY
.,�
HODGINS
j McDONAID B_UILDALI
`1. 101 A7{ �-*CRR
NEW AMER/CAN
HOTEL
25 Turnberry Street
Brussels, Ontario
Entertainment this week:
FRI. and SAT. Jane IS A 19
THE HUMMING
BIRDS
PUBLIC MEETING
Tuesday, June -Z9
Starts at 8:30 p, m.
Women's Institute Hall
Belgrave, Ontario
To consider the development in the village of
Belgrave.
Geo. Penfold
Huron County Planning
Court House
Goderich, Ontario
Howick
Lions Club
CONSIGNMENT
SALE",
Saturday,June 19
What have you got? Give us a call!
Furniture - Appliances - Machinery -
all types of odds and ends
Estate disposals of household goods
Bev Currah !Wayne Evans Ken Edgar
335-3451 335-3130 335-3198
Don Cogb n 335-3102
Notice to
residents of
Morris Council the Townsnip of
looks at drains Carrick
le Drainage problems were a
el prime concern at the Morris
STownship Council meeting held Please be advised that the Honourable John
June 7.
R Rhodes the Minister of Housing. signed
re Council looked at the report on 9 9
All the Thomas Drain and decided an amendment to Ontario Regulation
that it should be returned to the No 274 74 a commercial order which affects
ss engineer for minor changes. The your municipality
extra alterations wanted are the Although the commerc al order intends only to
d removal of a catch basin on the prohibit haphazard development of shopping
south side of the road, replace Centres in your municipality. small-scale coin
d ment of a junction box on the mercial uses serving local needs are also
s north side of the road with a catch prohibited under the o-rder
h basin and installation of a larger
pipe through the road. Ontario Regulation No 334 76 which amends
you
Maitland Engineering Services the original order permits the erection or use
Ltd. was granted an extension of of a building with a floor area of less than
two months to complete a survey 5 000 square feet for commercial purposes
d of Rlntoul and Mills Drains. Other changes in siting requirements have.
e Reeve William Elston was also been included
selected to look after repairs to
the Robertson Mathers Drain, For detailed information on Ontario Regula -
Thomas Miller is to supervise re- tion No 334 76 please Contact your muniCi-
pairs to the Robb. Robert Gre'sby pal, clerk
and Hanna Drains, Thomas Mill-
er
ill >_ Where a proposed commercial use exceeds
er moved and Sam Pletch sec
onded that James Mair look after the provisions of the order the Minister of
repairs to the Wilson Drain. The Housing may amend the order pursuant to
motion was carried. Section 32 (6) of The Planning Act after as -
Council individual applications and in accor-
Council instructed Clerk Helen � 9 PP
D Martin to ask the county to dance with sound planning principles
Y reimburse Morris Township for
WY:i rhrao /nnc of ,.r,l,,.;A^ f..., !/.,. w-•.� "":' ��
uao-
■ road used by the county. The mo-
tion
o- U1W
Ministry of Housing
tion was made by .lames Mair JOHN R RHODES
and seconded by Thomas Miller. Ontario Minister
Road accounts, a total of
$43,990 21 were paid and general
accounts camp to $116,811.17.
11