HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-12-05, Page 5Bruce event reports made public
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• residential d•siga Due � s deeaand for in- Toronto, the Ontario Legislative prp�iw �, ���0��� resolution
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• •erahitectoral drafting Ballon gn incidents at 8�e�q Building's library, and at BNP- HYm'o ogldals MW as rapaU sa�►I Ut Qn it � da hepar
a Proi•ct managam•nt Nuclear Power Deve,14t ee'! D's library. areavallabletoam # job. he eb•
free estimate, _ (BNPD) significant event There are 14 reasons for P�9sw and O .�"Y� bin* t e11t
as •Aligauon g answer p a query fr+aa ills pews • ca tl * a0mmsat tulle er r tee
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TOWI aaalOiNrlal oeslow reports are being written and swat event report babas said employees are 0' against � U� I'zat' were. "a pr'e'y sal the I"-
usrowEL ast-,4.a �� Pum• compiled, and the reasons range OnaCtOrS
The significant event reports from lost employee time because I anotred that all stallion a �, let them cositsadwo
are made available in a sum- of an injury, injury to the public operators view the them..,
mary form in quarterly reports (bas not happened), a Was of avert an further BY Siena• Diets equalization factors bad been .Allen taid oollaeo�srs tisefne
�— Hydro's head office in heavy water, Y problsans. Huron ConantBW lip, said reeve n Morris
bas is a discrepancy iwAin way at Mario H to the bas of ' My are act available for bens indicated them mem- icting4^The since the raeolutoneuiy la'lOs. Township,
said his township
has think beeawe rural and urban
,,.r a* Zff 2W # -,,, casual reading," said Vern opinions regarding tax council criticim the �_ �� its aasewment areas oonlheL 'lows are payer
- , Austman, station maei W of equalization fetors when they tation of the tactors based on the new factors. `T* more than their don and some
'� • _ Bruce Nuclear Generating Y factors are already set,,' be said. are not payigg t6str stere."
' Station A. wed a resolution asking do not resolve the problems "What good is an appeal? He eornoseot•d it is better to go
' that the province rescind the created ' the lack of
BNPD project manager Elgin factors �Prppsi'tY It is unfortunate our ahead wbh equaWultlen until
• s s Horton said security mattws council m last Thursday's tax reform and also do not relate assessment is in such a gum,and another system is developed•
ng. m population or abWty of a a meas it is," he added, "W the rural arses lobby that
� � would be restricted and dr- A resolution from Woolwich municipality to PaY•
• , culated amongst Ontario Hydro Townshi Sedorth Reeve Jahn )I'lanoary adlbasoo taxes should not be
�'. S 5 a I T E S 1 0 R E ° en►Y• As an sample he P, which coiuleil sup- The resolution states that the said was on council when ttY• bast as psypsrty, lases,•
0000 said U special security equip- Pow' �� the province to proposed phasing of tax in-
mentfailed, it would not be made rescind the factors as published creases does not resolve
eh—i n g h a rr. 7 n t a r r o in June and to move quickly to problem of weighting of
public. implement a full program of agricultural as omments for
• The reports have always been assessment of agricultural lands purposes, but acts only to slow
levy
mandatory for review by the and their relative values. the implementation of unfair
Atomic Energy Control Board Five townships in the county shifts of the tax burden.
O (AECB). have appealed the
O Watch � equalization Deputy Reeve Bob Allen of
:1� factors because they expect costs Goderich told council he felt
S to rural taxpayers will increase those representatives whose
for our more rapidly than those to urban township councils had already
•• municipalities. There is a con- approved the equalization factors
• "� Mrs. R. McCurdy and Mrs. R. cern that the rural factors have would be contradicting them -
Withrow of Moose Jaw, changed more than in urban selves H they voted to support a
w e e k Iy "t &Rt�ewan, were guests with areas since the Price of land has resolution asking the province to
Mrs. H. Sherbondy while in increased drastically, par- rescind the factors.
H, Ontario to visit with their aunt, ticularly in rural areas. Tax
1f u Miss Janet Murray, at
sale on name brand and some Brookhaven last weep. Former fireman
The first Sunday of Advent was
observed with special Com- New editor comes bad for
TV
i1j munion service at St. Andrew's
advertised A
Presbyterian Church. Rev. Dr. Christmas Iia
Robert H. Armstrong officiated. named to'
former member of the
Five new members were Wingham Fire U.C. Department,
Chrl*stmas"
welcomed into the fellowship of U C Observer P
St. Andrew's A. Kappler and • Wilfred Gilkinson, now of St.
Glenna Marr by profession of Catharines, returned to
faith, Mrs. Kappler and Mr. and Hugh McCollum has been R'ingham Saturday,night to be
Mrs. Don Montgomery by selected to head the team which guest speaker at the annual
ktransfer of certificates. Special for the past 10 months has kept Christmas Party held by the
Watch for ourserver the firemen.
liic �,• music was provided the United Church Ob
by MicaMr. Gilkinson is an in-
• � Sylvia Beard who played an magazine it became under the vest' ator with the Ontario fire
f lye rs ! autoharp solo. leadership of the late Dr. Al ig
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AS Miss Diane McLew of Angus Forrest. marshall's office and told the
& Street, a first year Secretarial face some examples of cases
• S �O Arts student at Fanshawenix. McCollm ucomes from a Much the office is called upon to
College, London has received a strong media background, inclu- investigate.
ding stints as sports writer, Fire Chief Dave Crothers
• $00 Royal Arch Masons Bursary political writer, news editor and wishes to remind everyone that BUSINESS
James F. Watt Holdings Limited. Josephine St. S. Box 10. . Wingham # to assist in her studies. The cit editor, and his e
• NOG 2W0 Tel: (519) 357-3714 WSWpresentation was made by John Y ' experience the Christmas season brings
• gives him a broad range on which many fire hazards. People are
. _ A Blackwell, past superintendent of to draw in his new role. asked to carefully check their LIGUIDATION
%•+i the Royal Arch Masons, London. �•i,,,;Qh„e „_. �_
. ndosi relevant is his � "6•a arse watch for
background with the Canadian Ye wires and overloaded
Churchman, an Anglican circuits. Real Christmas trees
must be kept watered and lights
publication similar to the Ob- must never be left on in a home
server, on which he worked in while occupants are awe .Fires
various roles between 1964 and
�' 1975. His work hhim are also frequently caused by
SALE III
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as seen
cover elections, World children searching in closets for
�. _
hidden Christmas gifts and
- Congresses on Evangelism, the playing with matches while
Special iddle East crisis, U.S.
iscopal conventions, the parents are busy °• MAYERS
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gerian civil war and the James festive activities.
Hay hydro development. Chief Crothers also advises JEWELLRY
that Christmas may be the ideal
Currently adjunct -professor. of time to invest in a smoke
journalism (part-time) at the detector. The joyous Christmas Brussels
University of Western Ontario, season must not be marred by11 a IN
he will assume his new role with tragedy. Everyone must co -
the Observer at the end of June, operate to make this a safe and
^ 1980: fire -free holiday.
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SCHOOL BUS SAFETY
We should respect our school
buses and our school bus drivers.
After all would you rather walk to
school in winter blizzards instead
of in the heated bus, or walk to
school in the intense summer
heat. I think all of us would
rather go in 'a bus. And what
about the . drivers? -Well, they
should have as much respect as
the buses. Would you rather have
a slow — thinking robot driving
when you round a sharp turn —
So, respect our yellow and black
vehicles.
—Shirley Boonstra
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Did you know that the Dionne
quintuplets' father died last
month?
On the 26th the senior ukulele
band went to the Fordwich Nur-
sing Home. The senior ukulele
band is made up of grade seven
and eight -girls and boys. The
group is under the direction of
Mr. Parsons, the music teacher.
I'm sure that the performance
was enjoyed by the performers
and the audience.
—Marsha Tersteege
JOKES OF THE WEEK
What man do you always take
your hat off for?
ragasq a%L :aa,wsod
—Nanc
Why did the chicken crossththet
road?
fury Ruiomp sum
9"Pu@S -too asneJog :.tabsad
—Greg Horton
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