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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-03-07, Page 11. .. ♦ . . .A .. , • 1, - Lynn Hoy U Burke -McLeod Enterprises 1IPCtrICdl population of Huron County is Contractors Ltd Honda and Skidoo l.Y Sales g Service Certificate nf comp The W!sslgilam Advance-Tinw, March 7. 111111—Page 11 l'iance progra m , exDlainedt. r East Wawanosh Township residences. The MDS varies trying to get away from the Following some negotiation He suggested, that if the from lottery proceeds. � councillors got a short seminar according to the number and type certificate as a condition and council agreed to raise the fee township wants to, save money it The contract for 16,000 cubic on the certificate of compliance of livestock, the type of manure make the distance the condition, paid to the township drainage should get somebody to walk the yards of % gravel to be delivered program administered by the handling system and other Mr. Mcl3orie explained, although inspector to $22.80 per trip and 20 municipal drains and check them to township roads was let to Joe ministry of agriculture and food factors. ii farmer can still apply for the cents a mile. A trip is considered regularly. Both Morris and Kerr Ltd. at the tender price of s ! and the environment ministry When a person wants to sever a certificate if he or she wishes. to be four hours and for any in- Turnberry townships have $1.72 per yard. Gravel for stock - during their March meeting lot they take a look to matte sue This would cut down on the spections lasting longer than that drainage commissioners, he Pfl* will cast $1.05 per yard. • • u,�.«:.;;; =st,!"ft u,. it is far enough from an existipg waiting time for the farmer and the inspector will be paid an said. Council also agreed to pay its • s - �� allow ex- the Paper jam for the ministry. additimial $5.70 per hour. In other business council ai levy of $2,795.57 to the Sam Bradshaw, Pn engineering car,,, u�, a �,,,.. ! ! sad similarly nrainooA Inspector John agreed to look for eight strong Maitland Valley Conservation ! assistant with the Ontario passion, he said, In the Jaretzke case Mr. =- - �....-s_,.,�r Authority and to donate $1,000 to • Ministryof Agriculture and when a farmer wants to put up a Gaunt asked for the increase mec, w �:� i.......- _ .ro -- g barn or manure storage took 1Btadshaw noted, the certificate from the previous rate of $14 per at Auburn this summer and the Blyth and District u;am- • Food, Clinton, and Jim McBurie, frig was refused because he doesn't ;!- munit Centre Board. East ! ! • an environmental officer with the they look at how far it is from any trip and t in per hour after fn,�• . enter getting a float ready to Y • environment minis m London, dwellings the area. have the proper distance from hours � in ia!;. erste• in various parades this Wawanosh had donated $1,000 to try mg the nearby house to his proposed 1"; - Y a8 attended the meeting to explain barn expansion. "He noted that most drainage summer, including the Wingham the board two ears o and it the program, which is based on The amow,t of land available Pails - - given work is done during see4ing time centennial parade and those at was noted hopefully thus donation &VA apao,iluu," ,aaW,u,•C ui also ..•,,� �w ine required distance). or right after harvest and it isn't Auburn, Teeswat .,. and Clinton. will carry it for another two the Agricultural Code of Prac- 'He's hopingthe code will ears. - lice taken into account in looking at worth his while to shut off his Councillors opposed a Y Eiii uut your f ueranteed lnconle Council had requested an Proposed expansion of a livestock him to a or and build, and it tell tractor and go out on an in- resolution from the township of w o w reported m ld Supplement application forma and a lanation after G. R. Jaretzke operation. spection during these busy times. Hinchinbrooke calling for the Y g PP aPP xP just on't ha He could ,ernment to fund health and council it costs more to run the send them in r1[ght away! , had come to a meeting earlier in The program a purely the barn where the code says He doesn't expect the township g centre there than he ever ex - The -forms have been mailed to all en- the ear and coin he had voluntary on the part of the Y icPec a education out of Wintario profits. P Y Plained should go or he could have bought to make it worth his while, he � ed and not as much is being sioners now receivingthe Supplement. been refused a certificate of department and is not enforced Coun. John Currie declared hes P PP �� � township has o_ the lot a couple of years ago." added; since that would Dost against the principle of funding made off the bar as had been To continue receiving the Supplement you compliance to expand his far- corporated it into a bylaw, as about $100 a trip, but he asked to programs antici ted. must fill.out the forms and return them ming operation because of a ,s,.On another topic Coun. Ralph be paid the same rate as the health and education Pa house built on a severed lot East Wawanosh has, in which right away if you want t0 continue receiy� nearb case it is up to the municipality to Campbell asked whether there is grader operator --;5.70 anhour— ing the Supplement beyond March 31," y• ,any law requiring a farmer to plus whatever council's rate is If you don't do it -- the payments will stop! g pe y enforce it Mr. Bradshaw said. cultivate liquid manure directly or mileage. Building permits fore an So, fill out the form ... return it in the ' structure related to livestock He also noted the ministry is into the ground, as in some parts Mr. Gaunt also noted there are Notice of Road Cknft addressed envelope that was supplied ... management in East Wawanosh getting overrun with requests for of the United States, and was told some problems with contractors and continue receiving payments. are issued subject to a certificate the certificates and is hoping to there isn't. It's a good idea, Mr. not wanting to leave tile drains �e�Or8t10H of compliance being obtained. get local building inspectors to Bradshaw told him, but puts open for inspection, and the in - of ft Health Santd at Mr. Bradshaw explained that check the distances and issue quite a burden onto the farmer at spection r,.. - will have to ■ the main thing .about a certificate their. own permits. The are a bus time of TOW11311Ip Of Howick and Welfare Bien-8tre social Peri' Y Y Year. be adapted for plowed -in tile. Canada Canada of compliance is the minimum Monique Begin distance of separation (MDS) , Minister required between livestock TAKE NOTICE THAT THE Council of the Corporation of the Town - buildings and other non- . g n ship of Howick, proposes to pass a by-law pursuant to the pro - compatible uses such asvisions of the Municipal Act, R. S. O„ 1970, Chapter 284, Sec - Se ante School Boa agrees tion 443 for stopping up; closing and selling part of a roadway P and being a portion of Lots 21 and 22, Concession 16, in the said e e o e Township of Howick, more particularly described in Schedule MatchoN to allow televisingof meetin A" attached hereto: 9 �l _ By Wilma Oke -cents per mile. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the Reeve and Clerk will be p@CdDUBLIN — The Huron -Perth Trustees were invited to attend special education for students in authorized to sign and. execute the necessary documents in Huron and Perth. William order to ffect the closing thereof. County Roman Catholic Separate the finals in public speaking for Eckert director of education .: Lucan School Board has agreed to hold a children under the board's o meet' uade'ttie bright li is of said the administrative staff will AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the Council shall hear in per - Good Hwy.7 meetinglights jurisdiction, to be held in Dublin be responding to the proposed son, or by his counsel, solicitor, agent or any person who e television cameras. At a meeting March 6. legislation. claims that his land will be prejudicially affected by the by -low Elginfield here Feb. 26 John McCarroll of William Kinahan, board Mr. Eckert also ave a detailed Sma�� Stratford resect' a 1 g and who applies to be heard at the regular meeting of Council , representing oval chairman, will represent the report on hi i of the 111th MiAGS• Crunican Bros. 1n enc glirs on the 5th day of April, 1979. W Hw d cable television station, was board on the committee planning annual convention and exposition Hwy. given permission to televise a programs for Education Week, of the American Association Of AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that the proposed by-law may be •London board session. April x_28, $49BrU). In other business at the The board a eed to assist the School Administrators held in the examined by all persons interested, at the Office of the Clerk, Superdome at New Orleans, of the Township of Howick, during business hours at any time, meeting the board's policy and Dublin Athletic Association in its Louisiana, Feb. 14-17. Among the before the some is finally passed. bylaw committee was asked to attempt to obtain a grant through subjects discussed was pre review how custodial fees relate Young Canada Works to hire a - school education; it a DATED dpy of March, A.D., 1979. � PPS s ED thlii5$h;, Ida Recf Re and I ri (�$.: 1(;�`r to the use of schools by outside project manager and, two can help parents help their i r , 4 ' grtftt e-. Trt*ees •$fnald Murray assistants to run a 10 -week sports children d the re school X- �., A `+ during P CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF and John 0 ,Leary called the program here this summer. The ears resulting in education and at regular prices . y • custodian the . "forgotten man" assoeiation is seeking a grant of economic gains which cannot be Ii�IQ1NiCK, PER Try our fresh Cider two 1 when it comes to paying him for $4114. The board also gave obtained at any other time. Harold Robinson,' Reeve . cleaning up after groups have permission for the use of St. Wesley'Boll, Jr., Clerk used a school. Patrick's School when the Dublin Mr. Eckert said the theme of N BR,OS. 6�6 OZ86 Thea alsoreview Community Centre is not the convention was Leadership C�lllV��p� mileagese allowances es paid to available, and it was promised for Learning. and it was attended CRAWFORD, MILL a DAVIES 1 trustees, who now receive 18 ' be set aside from the by more than 20,000 educators BARRISTERS a SOLICITORS to cover custodial services from the U.S., Canada and the r eded. world. He said the program was 217 Josephine Street A memo from Dr. Bette well balanced, with outstanding Wingham, Ontario Stephenson, education minister lectures, research reports, NOG ZWO - • . for Ontario, informed board debates, show and tell sessions members the ministry intends to and clinics all centred around the S rvl,ceDirec introduce compulsory special theme. The Corporation of th6 Township of Howick education legislation in the A letter from the Clinton spring and asked the board's Parent-Teacher Association All and singular, that certain parcel or troll of land and pre - response to the proposed wording regarding addition of a portable mises situate, lying and being in the Township of Howick, in the of the legislation. classroom to provide needed County of Huron and in the Province of Ontario, and being com- ELECTRICAL SALES AND SERVICE FUELS FLOWERS Trustee Michael Connolly said space at St. Joseph's School was posed of Part of lots 21 and 22, Concession XVI, being more he'feels the board has done better referred to the finance com- particularly described as follows: • Wedding ' than other boards in providing mittee for consideration. BILL TIFFIN Imperial Esso Agent ESSO For all your Home and Farm Fuel and Lubricating Needs 357.1038 PRINTING WINGHAM PRINTING SERVICE • PRINTING • PHOTO COPIES • REGISTER FORMS • RUBBER STAMPS • WEDDING STATIONERY 314 JOSEPHINE STREET WINGHAM 357-3800 FA Arrangements • Cut flowers • Plaints • Flowers by Wire Service LEWIS FLOWERS 135 Frances Phone 357-3880 . FURNACE SERVICES HM VERMEW" •Quality Burner Service *Complete Home Comfort *installations Ask about our ON Furnace Efficiency Test R.R. 4 Wingham PHONE 357-1 S29 If Your T. M. t T. - - - Business Is Service CONSTRUCTION General Contralrtors All types of concrete work PLUMBING REPAIRS THE Pit silos Herne and fan"bullding RENOVATIONS ADVANCE -TIMES W 357-2320 CALL BOB 1M4OM1P8O1# Now Installations, call BLUEVALE, ONTARIO terry Doyoll at 367-3493 357-2808 or 357-1229 IP Deputy reeves face elennination Lynn Hoy U Burke -McLeod Enterprises 1IPCtrICdl population of Huron County is Contractors Ltd Honda and Skidoo ficiency then because there is no Sales g Service Electrical Contracting and he said it's time council took Motor Sales, Repairs Hwy. 86 east of Wingham and Rewind Phone 519-357-3435 executive committee that a INSURANCE Wingham 357-1380 reduced council might be inef- PLETCH fective if the absentee rate is as discussion, high as it was at the Feb. 23 ELECTRIC All Types of Wingham Insurance Industrial, Commercial, council "there wouldn't be many Forming, Domestic 335-3525 357-2636 PHONE GORRIE WINGHAM 357-1583 - PLUMBING HEATING SIGNS TV special serving. It said that, if nothing Leroy Jackson SIGNWRITING —Plumbing "Dunn By Tom" —Heating Thomas E. Dunn —Tinsmithing RR 1 Bluevole 191 Josophino St. 335-6395 Winghom 357-2"4 deter�minecrepriesentat on at the � CONSTRUCTION PLUMBING BILL TIFFIN Imperial Esso Agent ESSO For all your Home and Farm Fuel and Lubricating Needs 357.1038 PRINTING WINGHAM PRINTING SERVICE • PRINTING • PHOTO COPIES • REGISTER FORMS • RUBBER STAMPS • WEDDING STATIONERY 314 JOSEPHINE STREET WINGHAM 357-3800 FA Arrangements • Cut flowers • Plaints • Flowers by Wire Service LEWIS FLOWERS 135 Frances Phone 357-3880 . FURNACE SERVICES HM VERMEW" •Quality Burner Service *Complete Home Comfort *installations Ask about our ON Furnace Efficiency Test R.R. 4 Wingham PHONE 357-1 S29 If Your T. M. t T. - - - Business Is Service CONSTRUCTION General Contralrtors All types of concrete work PLUMBING REPAIRS THE Pit silos Herne and fan"bullding RENOVATIONS ADVANCE -TIMES W 357-2320 CALL BOB 1M4OM1P8O1# Now Installations, call BLUEVALE, ONTARIO terry Doyoll at 367-3493 357-2808 or 357-1229 IP Deputy reeves face elennination from seats onounty council GODERICH—Deputy reev that at a time when the may be eliminated from. Huron population of Huron County is County council, if not for ef- dropping political representation ficiency then because there is no at the county level is increasing, room left in the council cham- and he said it's time council took bers. a good look at this. Council was told recently by its However Morris Township executive committee that a Reeve Bill Elston argued that a recommendation on represen- reduced council might be inef- tation at the council will be brought to the March meeting for fective if the absentee rate is as discussion, high as it was at the Feb. 23 meeting. If as many members The committee reported were missing from a 29 -member several municipalities in the council "there wouldn't be many county are close to the status 'of members here", he commented. sending. a . deputy reeve and pointed out the size of council will probably increase within the two- year term councillors are now TV special serving. It said that, if nothing else, council faces a problem finding space in the council cancelled; chambers for the new representatives to sit down. but donations The committee explained three metouncl could use to are welcome deter�minecrepriesentat on at the county level. At present any municipality with 1,004 or more Many people of the area have voters sends a reeve and deputy in the past enjoyed the annual reeve . to council. That figure _ telethon staged by CKNX in aid could be changed so that only of arthritis research. It has in municipalities with 2,500 or more past years provided excellent voters send a deputy reeve. entertainment and many dollars If council made 2,W the cutoff in pledges toward the fight of 'the crippler' and its related for a second representative only ailments. Stephen Township and the towns of Goderich and Exeter would This year the CKNX studio qualify. This would reduce the egrets that it will be unable to size of council to 29 from 45 produce the telethon. Those members, wishing to support the fight Goderich Township Reeve against arthritis are encouraged Grant Stirling told council there to do so by sending donations to is merit in the plan to reduce the The Arthritis Society, Box 9119, size of council. He pointed out Wingham. PREMISING that the Southerly limit of the road qfl6wonce be- tween Concessions XVI and XVII has a bearing, de- grees 42' 45" E as shown on a reference plan deposit Plan 22R-458 for the Registry Division of Huron, and relatin all bearings herein thereto. BEGINNING at the North East corner of Lot 22, Concession XVI; THENCE S 78 degrees 42'45" W along the Southerly limit of the road allowance between Concessions XVI and XVII a dis- tance of 1,089 Feet to a point, said point being the Point of Commencement of the herein described'parcel; THENCE S 45 degrees 00' 50" W a distance of 40.0 Feet to a point on the Deviation Road across Lots 21 and 22 shown as Part 5 on Plan 22R-458: THENCE South Westerly and along the limit of the Deviation Rood on a curve to the left having a radius of 868.51 Feet, an arc distance of 157.80 Feet, the chord equivalent being 157.58 Feet measured S 45 degrees 00' 50" W, to a point; THENCE S 45 degrees 00' 50" W a distance of 1,223.24 Feet to a point on the aforementioned Deviation Rood; THENCE N 21 degrees 19' 15" W and along the limit.of the Do- viation Road a distance of 7.81 Feet to an iron bar; THENCE South Westerly along the limit of the Deviation Road on a curve to the left Having a radius of 878.51 Feet, an arc distance of 166.71 Feet, the chord equivalent being 166.46 Feet measured S 63 degrees 15' 14" W, to a point; THENCE S 78 degrees 42' 45" W a distance of 223.20 Foot to a point on the Westerly limit of Lot 21, Concession XVI, sold point being 825.0 Feet measured S 10 degreos 49' 40" E from the North West corner of lot 21, Concession XVI; THENCE N i 0 degrees 49'40" W oiong the sold West limit a distance of 66.0 Feet to a point; THENCE N 78 degrees 42'45" E a distanco of 309.48 Feet to a point: THENCE N 45 degroos 00' 50" E a distance of 1,367.97 Foot to a point in the Northerly limit of Lot 22, Concession XVI; THENCE N 78 dogroos 42'45" E along tho North limit a dis- tance of 118.96 Foot, more or loss, to tho Point of Commenco- mont pf'tho heroin described parcel, said porcol containing by. admoosuroment 2.569 acres and being further shown on tho plan hereto attached.