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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-05-23, Page 13YM"7 Married? car "060nMrw wwrl" peelpife `slwM *e M« of 21-U yrs - Here is a anvi• of our rates. ` Compare them with your present rates. $500,000 — Bodily injury and Property damage $225,000 — Accident benefits $230 — Collision deductible 6 Premium :25 — Comprehensive deductible # 1 AN A001IE PRLVJUM EAN D ON 1. No accidents in S years or convictions In 3 (rears. 2. Driving to work. 3. On a 1976 or 1979 Pontiac, Chev, Ford or Plymouth 4. Married mole between 21 and 25. S. We also apply further discounts for 2 cars. No other family business required. As Above - Femoie Driver 1 1 W /6 months OTHO RAM 6Y PRONE WMAM INSURAIlCE Agencies (Winghom) 327 Josephine St., Wingham, Ont. Call Bob Taylor or Tom Miller 367-1227 or 557.1228 - Evenings 357.1259 or Toll Fre 1-800. 65-8532 9-3 Mon. -Friday, 9-1 Saturday, Evenings by Appointment 1Z CLINTON -READING OUTSIDE during last Friday's warm weather were Anesh Bodasing, a Kindergarten student at Wingham Public School and Bill Davidson, a Grade 4 student there. FAIR 125th Year CLINTON M /COMMUNTf PARK �j i UR E �I 1\ 1, 2y 3, � I 9 �I.0 Western Onav o's Larg&W Ext" of Uvestof* FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1979 12:00 NOON - JUDGING OF ONTARIO SPRING JERSEY SHOW 12:30 P.M. - JUDGING OF HURON COUNTY HOLSTEIN SHOW 1:00 P.M. - JUDGING OF GOAT SHOW 3:00 P.M. - ARENA CONCESSIONS OPEN 6:00 P.M. - LADIES' EXHIBITS OPEN 7:30 P.M. -MINI TRACTOR PULL (SANCTIONED PULL) 10:00 P.M. - ARENA CONCESSIONS CLOSE SATURDAYr JUNE 2, 1979 10:00 A.M. - JUDGING OF LINE CLASSES FOR LIGHT HORSES 11:00 A.M. - JUDGING OF POULTRY CLASSES 11:00 A.M. - JUDGING OF SHEEP CLASSES 12:00 NOON - ARENA CONCESSIONS OPEN 1:00 P.M. - JUDGING OF LIVESTOCK CLASSES 1:00 P.M. - PARADE -LEAVES LEGION HAIL - ONTARIO MASSED PIPE BA WILL PARTICIPATE 2:00 F.M. - OFFICIAL OPENING 2:30 P.M. - BABY SHOW 7:00 P.M. - JUDGING OF TEAMS IN, HARNESS 8:30 P.M. - GRANDSTAND SHOW V on 01=1~M I'vieneW Pipe EkmM UNE 3 1979 r SUNDAY, � 1:00 P.M. - ARENA CONCESSIONS AND LADIES' EXHIBITS OPEN 1:00 P.M. - HORSE SHOW, JUDGING OF WESTERN, GAMES, ETC. 9 i 1:00 P.M. - JUDGING OF BEEF CATTLE CLASSES . ti y 4y The Wingham Advance-Timeo, May 28, 1879—Pam i trey reached Still no a reemen � g _ on ontroversial severance c There is still no agreement nl meeting the county laid division Plication submitted for the between Keith Montgomery and committee, which must make a severance appears to conform to residents of Hutton Heights on his decision on the severance ap- the county plan and "it's very difficult to turn down something proposal to erect a storage and machinery repair building near plication, is not interested in conspiracy theories. It, like the that conforms to the law". that residential development. Ontario Municipal Board which Mrs. Harold Congram has The two sides met with would examine the matter if the applied for a five -acre severance members of the East Wawanosh committee's decision were ap- on her farm adjacent to Hutton Township councii, solicitor pealed, takes only sworn Heights and Mr. Montgomery Robert Campbell and Huron evidence and then makes its wants to erect a 50 by 72 foot sled County Planner Gary Davidson decision on that basis, he said. building on the lot. He toiltl the at Belgrave last week but were He noted that if residents are meeting he has berms selling seed unable to iron out their dif- concerned Mr. Montgomery grain and fertilizer for many ferences. won't use the land for the pur- years and does pian to use the The start of the meeting was poses set out in the application it building for storing time as well delayed by about 45 minutes can be zoned to make sure he as for repair of his school buses. owing to confusion among some does. If their objection is in He said he would be sterhelg only members of council over the Principle, however, their only one or two buses on the property, starting time and the fact that recourse is to fight it before the not up to a dozen as Mr. Hamilton Mr. Montgomery was late in land use committee and the charged. arriving. Once it did get un- OMB, he added. While the township council derway Ross Hamilton, Mr. Hamilton said the ob- cannot itself make a decision m representing the Hutton Heights jection is to the principle of the the severance application, only a delegation, repeated the ob- severance. recommendation to the land jections to the proposed building The committee can impose division committee, it has also he had voiced at the last council conditions to make sure the land received a building permit ap- meeting. use stays agricultural, Mr. plication for the proposed Mr. Hamilton, backed up by Davidson said, noting it could structure from Mrs. Congram, virtually all the residents of the requere passage of a zoning the present landowner. Mr. development, said they oppose bylaw as a condition of Davidson said after the meeting the severance for very specific severance. He said a zoning he would recommend council reasons, a major one of which is bylaw is the only way in which a defer action on the permit ap- "the deception in the whole af- municipality can control the use plicationuntil the matter of the fair". of land. severance is decided. He cited difficulty in finding out just what the building will be If a person makes an sp- plication which is not bona fide, The meeting at Belgrave was used for, noting that on the ap- when you zone them into the use not a formal council meeting and plication it says farm machinery listed on the application they no action was taken on the repair but reporting that when he usually back out, he commented. matter. Council's next regular talked to Mr. Montgomery and He also noted that the ap- meeting is set for June 5. Allan Nicholson, whom he ter- Miracle", were sung by Mrs. and find His promises and make med a silent partner in the t ' `th talked bot h • '. • l br, ey e y a ° C anges ►n agrMu Lure He charged that Mr. Mon- tgomery was using storage of explained by WI speaker - seed grain and fertilizer and farm machinery repair on the BELGRAVE—Members of the and provincial marketing application as a subterfuge to get Women's Institute held their May systemp that have been, set hp in around the county plan, making meeting recently on the theme of recent years. "Farmers it appear the building would be "Agriculture". Mrs. William shouldn't be a pawn in the used for agricultural purposes. Fenton, convener of the politicians' hands," he said. "It's a deceptively designed program, read appropriate Mrs. Garner Nicholson spoke application to delude council," he poems on the theme, on her experiences at the recent charged. "It's not an honest one "Agriculture Is Big Business and Institute officers' ....'.':. -..: at and shouldn't be considered." a Real Way of Life". Waterloo. Mrs. Len James Later he referred to the ap- Speaker for .the evening was conducted the business. plication as a "crock of you- Cliff Robb of CKNX. He gave a Delegates were reminded of the know -what". most interesting speech on the District Annual at Holmesville He said residents are also changes in agriculture from 100 United Church on. May 28. A concerned that having a com- years ago when 85 per cent of the donation of 10 dollars was given mercial building next door to population lived on farms to the to the Red Shield appeal. The their homes will decrease the present day when only 4.9 per Institute also decided to cater for value of their houses and they cent of the population are far- the East `ifawanosh Public expect council to protect them mers. He stressed the need for a School graduation banquet en from this intrusion. national farm polity to bring June 25 with Mrs. Glenn Codtea Gary Davidson told the order to the system of national and Mrs. John Anderson in charge. Sealed bids are now being MrsH Osborne speaks to accepted for the plowing match • • quilt. Bids must be in by June 19 with the quilt going to the highest Goforth bidder. members, guests Night for the The Goforth Evening Auxiliary God; Peace through communion needlepoint course was an - nounced for May 24 at 7:30 at F. entertained guests from the with Him;" Peace through E. Madill Secondary School. Presbyterian congregations of commitment; Peace through The meeting closed with lunch Belmore, Bluevale and obedience. served by Mrs. William Coultes Whitechurch at its regular The speaker said, "In order to and Mrs. Clarence Hanna. meeting held May 15. know the peace of forgiveness we Mrs. Robert McKague, con- must have the right relationship vener, gave the call to worship and extended a welcome to the with Jesus, recognize what sin is and that we are sinners. When we MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE visitors. A study on Mary, the know we have been forgiven we Bel rave g mother of Jesus; was given by must ask for the ability to forgive Mrs. Redmond MacDonald. Two others who have wronged us"" Five tables of euchre were solos entitled, "An Evening Mrs. Osborne encouraged her played last Wednesday night. Prayer" and "It Took a listeners to feed on God's word This was the final party of the Miracle", were sung by Mrs. and find His promises and make season. Winners were-: high lady, Mary Lee, accompanied by Mrs. them personal. Mrs. McKague Verena Bone; novelty lady, Ruth Hugh Clugston. Prayers were thanked the speaker and best Johnston; low lady, Mrs. Herson offered by Mrs. G. W, wishes of the Goforth Auxiliary Irwin; men's high, Albert Bacon; Cruickshank. were extended to Mrs. Osborne novelty man, Victor Youngblut; Mrs. Clugstpn introduced Mrs. and her husband, Rev. Harvey low, Leslie Short; lucky chair, Harvey OsboriW of Whitechurch Osborne, who leave soon to serve James R. Coultes; most visible who spoke on "The Peace of in Thompson, Manitoba. buttons, Lorne Jamieson; birth - God". She stated that God wants Following the closing hymn the day, Mrs. Hazel Davidson. this peace to be a daily ex- business was conducted by the The community extends sym- perience for His children. Mrs. president, Mrs. Robert Camp- pathy to R. H. Coultes and family Osborne outlined her talk using bell. An hour of fellowship on the death of his sister, Lena, the following headings: Peace followed. The Maitland (Mrs. Harmon Mitchell) of Roth - through knowing Jesus' Presbyterial will be held at say. Funeral services were con - forgiveness; Peace which comes Melville Presbyterian Church, ducted in Harriston, on Thurs- from forgiving others; Peace Brussels, on May 28. day. through knowing the word of MRS. VICTOR EMERSON Whitechurch Personals Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emerson, with Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Sharon, Brenda and Darlene of Laidlaw. St. Ci+uia Ines spent the holiday Paul Falconer of Sarnia spent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. the weekend with his grand - Victor Emerson and at their mother, Mrs. Robert Mowbray. farm home. Mrs. Eileen Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Bill McBurney of granddaughter Jennie Parker of ' Toronto spent the holiday Exeter spent the weekend with weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan Wesley Tiffin and with Mr. and and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan. Mrs. Victor Emerson, painting Mr. and Mrs. Ted Me - their house. Clenaghan spent the weekend `. A surprise 2 -5th wedding an- with Miss Mildred McClenaghan. ,$ niversary celebration was held Attending the Women's In - for Mr. and Mrs. Don Gillespie stitute District Annual May 15 at Sunday evening at the home of Kincardine from Whitechurch A Mr. and Mrs. Bushell where branch were Miss Merle Wilson, about 3.5 friends gathered. At- Mrs Johnston Conn, Mrs. Tom `+1k tending from Whitechurch were Metcalfe, Mrs. Garnet Farrier L � r .• Mr. and Mrs. borne Durnin, Mr and Mrs. Victor Emerson. Mrs. .. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw and Mrs. Gordon Wall of Wingham, t' Garnet Farrier. District secretary -treasurer, also Mrs. Fred Davis and Dana of attended. LaSalle spent the weekend with Mrs. Harvey Osborne and Mrs. ESSAY WINNER her mother, Mrs. Garnet Farrier. Simon deBoer spent Friday in John Wray of RR 1, Wing- Weekend visitors with Mr. and Kitchener. ham, won the 5100 cheque Mrs. Walter Elliott and family Anniversary services will be from the Advance -Times for were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laidlaw held on Sunday, May 27, with his submission In the election and Michelle and Mr. and Mrs. guest speaker Rev. R. T. A. essay contest. Mr. Wray's Paul Elliott and Jeffery of Marshall of Strathroy. Services prize-winning essay appeared Brussels. will be at 11 a.m. and a p.m. In Iasi week's Advance Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ducharme of Harvey Osborne spent 11fta Times. Goderich were Sundav visitom qday in Toronto.