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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1987-12-08, Page 01W FIRST SECTION ..o c y��. y. �I, �,K � 4 y ,•,w. fy.��-h 9�A •pr �,' }� .,. to r, a S Y .`�., r1 eirr 9 4 r A,9:r�'.�.` L Y Wingham, Ontario, Tuesday, Dec. 8, 1987 int.erest., is keen at mi%-,: f■ 0 about business deve'l 0 n. Single Copy 50c A great deal of interest in main is to actively street development appeared toe y Pursue all possible people in rural generated at a, meet' Wants which may a available. He communities shop in economic committee did not let it mg held last said, most cities. However of the positive side become a catastrophe. Monday evening at the Wingham have government agencies he also learned that sma11 towns grant money available for an P They went Town Hall • _ Y offer , merchandise at competitive out looking for another industry to number of projects, such as Pe locate in the town and as of early last Tom Lemon, co-ordinator of a modernizing upstairs apartments in Prices with city stores. week, he said, they were " three-year Heritage Canada project downtown buildings, re-pointin The recent closure of the Genesco cwt certain" another industrypis at Seaforth, addressed ap_ brick or even re-trainingemployees, shoe plant at Seaforth was a major set -back, admitted Mr. J coming to the Seaforth. proximately 20 business and council to name just a few. Lemon. But Mr. Lemon presented a representatives on the topic of He also has taken an active role he and the other, members of the economic development of the attracting new business to town(Please turn to Paae 2A) downtown core. Councff Just over one year ago when Mr. hesitant Seaforth currently is en Lemon came to Seaforth, �pass Y gaged in a th, there were revitalization project through nine vacant stores on the, main dumptempo,rarymuseHeritage Canada, he said, altho street. Today, there are four.° �b law Cher local groups also are Lea involved. The town also a good creel several Lemon de thl has overseen' East Wawanosh Council has hesitated on Pealing the zoning of the dump site Of its funding to run P studies into the would Passing a bylaw which under the township's comprehensive promotions for economic health of the general gi'8t7t temporary use of the toting bylaw, for which a public special events, such as Canada Day, community. To It one's surprise, he Wingham waste disposal site, meet' Another part of Mr. Lemon's role said, the studies found that, many located in the township. A will a held Dec. 14. Township council members hada temporary use bylaw would Boardapplies chance to review a Permit the town to continue its waste forentryin taemporary use disposal obylaw at their regular December tics Perationand eventual meeting. However, m'e of the site, even thou it Hanover, they agreed to contravenes the townshi 's to wait and ask, ministry of the eA_ rehe ' P tom viro t naive tonin . nment officials their opinion of tow g However, such a move. asluP council members say they The Wingham Board of Police ' records. 'are not certain if they are in a legal Commissioners has ,made formal The Hanover The Town of Wingham is ap- (Please application to join the Hanover radio times each year meets four So turn to Page ZA) Y dispatch system. suggested a contingent from the and Mr. McGee pe � ■ ■ ■ The formal application war, made Wingham board attend pleinjured at the first regular December boar m its next ■ in meeting. It follows a d seting in February. Ix Police com- As far as the decision to leave the acci ent mission decision late last month to county dispatch system, nearWaltonleave the Ys , Mr. Mc Goderich system due to said h Gee costing concerns. Wingham will join ment from the e "man on the strlittle eet". a Six people were injured in an Marie Douglas, 69 of the Hanover system April 1, 1988. However, Holly Keil said any Walton. An On Atwood, was accident last Tuesday evening near eastbound on County Road 25 at 7:40 Fred McGee, chairman of the comments she had heard were in Police spokesman at Provincial Police board, also said a notice of the favor of the board's decision. road conditions w t Win P.M.on Dec. I. While attempting to decision to leave the Goderich "We're not operating to gham said make a right turn onto County Road were icy at the time 12, say the OPP, the Do system should a sent to the Ontario g be and are sus ogles vehicle Police Commission as well for its nice to know the blit ' petted to have been a encountered icy road conditions, popular," said Mr. McGee. "But it's contributing factor. Pu is with us. According to the entered the westbound lane and police, Rub struck k Y c a car driven - n b 69 -Year-old ar ..:...:::.: Y :.........._::::::r<:; :: :.......::..::.....::.... ...r:.:::..:;,:.:..:- Hodges of RR • Hoath H d 1 t•}r^:} :::::'i\t`:%::`:;: :1�'{:..?.... •} . ice";:: ............. .... ....... n A non s .:•�.<;}�.if.::>�'-. ..�::�;: ,.;max.:—.;;.rr v�4r +ir;.}i:;.'.:r; }r:::4:?•r '-. :: :. ...... :: :'•:. .; :• .' ::}rv'`i: r' 'rf :v:. r' $/:.. .� ?r. :•'.:Sti-.�.rr:Y.}}{. {.-:{r-r/+:f::. c.:}. .::,r%r. .rf.;. ,.•r{�r.r.;r •ii :: >r.::f5?`:✓:Fy?::f i�.f,:t:-:r}::i.-.!- ;r�,��:..:,.r., fr.. Mr3 Douglas d Mr. Hodges;c ' ir' :.:.::,,r..r�- f�`•� r f }•• ' were taken b w#s ' n. ' •• Y ambulance to the Seaforth Communit Y � later transferred and } to Stratford General Hospital, where Mr. Hodges was listed in serious condition Press time Monday, morning and Mrs. Douglas was in good condition. , .< A Passenger in the Hodges' -'Y..... } ...... ` vehicle 69 -year-old Elizabeth .: Hodges of RR 1, Dungannon, was taken by ambulance to Wingham and District Hospital, but later transferred to University Hospital, Landon, where she was in serious condition Monday morning. Three passengers in the Douglas I vehicle, 52 -year-old Karen Cardiff of Brussels, Jacqueline Gowdy, 55 and ry 61 -year-old Nadine Cathers, both of Gorrie, have been released from ahospital. r 1 xfr Library closes •••. ;:��xS ��� for one week s f re -opens Dec. 15 The Wingham Branch Library will CERTIFICATE PRESENTED -- Dale Edgar, centre a closed for one week, beginning complet/ng his course recently at the T. J. Mahoney Road School. Colborneentad with a certificate for today, Dec. 8r g Kern/ghan, left, chairman of Huron County Council's roads committee r Township Reeve Russe/ When it re -opens on Tuesday, Dec County roads department e Presents the certificate to the 15, the branch will be locates in the mp/oyee while Cbunty EfVireerDennit Merra#16oks bn new library building on Edward Street. a -AL. r a; a Aka .T y� + 77 FIRST SECTION ..o c y��. y. �I, �,K � 4 y ,•,w. fy.��-h 9�A •pr �,' }� .,. to r, a S Y .`�., r1 eirr 9 4 r A,9:r�'.�.` L Y Wingham, Ontario, Tuesday, Dec. 8, 1987 int.erest., is keen at mi%-,: f■ 0 about business deve'l 0 n. Single Copy 50c A great deal of interest in main is to actively street development appeared toe y Pursue all possible people in rural generated at a, meet' Wants which may a available. He communities shop in economic committee did not let it mg held last said, most cities. However of the positive side become a catastrophe. Monday evening at the Wingham have government agencies he also learned that sma11 towns grant money available for an P They went Town Hall • _ Y offer , merchandise at competitive out looking for another industry to number of projects, such as Pe locate in the town and as of early last Tom Lemon, co-ordinator of a modernizing upstairs apartments in Prices with city stores. week, he said, they were " three-year Heritage Canada project downtown buildings, re-pointin The recent closure of the Genesco cwt certain" another industrypis at Seaforth, addressed ap_ brick or even re-trainingemployees, shoe plant at Seaforth was a major set -back, admitted Mr. J coming to the Seaforth. proximately 20 business and council to name just a few. Lemon. But Mr. Lemon presented a representatives on the topic of He also has taken an active role he and the other, members of the economic development of the attracting new business to town(Please turn to Paae 2A) downtown core. Councff Just over one year ago when Mr. hesitant Seaforth currently is en Lemon came to Seaforth, �pass Y gaged in a th, there were revitalization project through nine vacant stores on the, main dumptempo,rarymuseHeritage Canada, he said, altho street. Today, there are four.° �b law Cher local groups also are Lea involved. The town also a good creel several Lemon de thl has overseen' East Wawanosh Council has hesitated on Pealing the zoning of the dump site Of its funding to run P studies into the would Passing a bylaw which under the township's comprehensive promotions for economic health of the general gi'8t7t temporary use of the toting bylaw, for which a public special events, such as Canada Day, community. To It one's surprise, he Wingham waste disposal site, meet' Another part of Mr. Lemon's role said, the studies found that, many located in the township. A will a held Dec. 14. Township council members hada temporary use bylaw would Boardapplies chance to review a Permit the town to continue its waste forentryin taemporary use disposal obylaw at their regular December tics Perationand eventual meeting. However, m'e of the site, even thou it Hanover, they agreed to contravenes the townshi 's to wait and ask, ministry of the eA_ rehe ' P tom viro t naive tonin . nment officials their opinion of tow g However, such a move. asluP council members say they The Wingham Board of Police ' records. 'are not certain if they are in a legal Commissioners has ,made formal The Hanover The Town of Wingham is ap- (Please application to join the Hanover radio times each year meets four So turn to Page ZA) Y dispatch system. suggested a contingent from the and Mr. McGee pe � ■ ■ ■ The formal application war, made Wingham board attend pleinjured at the first regular December boar m its next ■ in meeting. It follows a d seting in February. Ix Police com- As far as the decision to leave the acci ent mission decision late last month to county dispatch system, nearWaltonleave the Ys , Mr. Mc Goderich system due to said h Gee costing concerns. Wingham will join ment from the e "man on the strlittle eet". a Six people were injured in an Marie Douglas, 69 of the Hanover system April 1, 1988. However, Holly Keil said any Walton. An On Atwood, was accident last Tuesday evening near eastbound on County Road 25 at 7:40 Fred McGee, chairman of the comments she had heard were in Police spokesman at Provincial Police board, also said a notice of the favor of the board's decision. road conditions w t Win P.M.on Dec. I. While attempting to decision to leave the Goderich "We're not operating to gham said make a right turn onto County Road were icy at the time 12, say the OPP, the Do system should a sent to the Ontario g be and are sus ogles vehicle Police Commission as well for its nice to know the blit ' petted to have been a encountered icy road conditions, popular," said Mr. McGee. "But it's contributing factor. Pu is with us. According to the entered the westbound lane and police, Rub struck k Y c a car driven - n b 69 -Year-old ar ..:...:::.: Y :.........._::::::r<:; :: :.......::..::.....::.... ...r:.:::..:;,:.:..:- Hodges of RR • Hoath H d 1 t•}r^:} :::::'i\t`:%::`:;: :1�'{:..?.... •} . ice";:: ............. .... ....... n A non s .:•�.<;}�.if.::>�'-. ..�::�;: ,.;max.:—.;;.rr v�4r +ir;.}i:;.'.:r; }r:::4:?•r '-. :: :. ...... :: :'•:. .; :• .' ::}rv'`i: r' 'rf :v:. r' $/:.. .� ?r. :•'.:Sti-.�.rr:Y.}}{. {.-:{r-r/+:f::. c.:}. .::,r%r. .rf.;. ,.•r{�r.r.;r •ii :: >r.::f5?`:✓:Fy?::f i�.f,:t:-:r}::i.-.!- ;r�,��:..:,.r., fr.. Mr3 Douglas d Mr. Hodges;c ' ir' :.:.::,,r..r�- f�`•� r f }•• ' were taken b w#s ' n. ' •• Y ambulance to the Seaforth Communit Y � later transferred and } to Stratford General Hospital, where Mr. Hodges was listed in serious condition Press time Monday, morning and Mrs. Douglas was in good condition. , .< A Passenger in the Hodges' -'Y..... } ...... ` vehicle 69 -year-old Elizabeth .: Hodges of RR 1, Dungannon, was taken by ambulance to Wingham and District Hospital, but later transferred to University Hospital, Landon, where she was in serious condition Monday morning. Three passengers in the Douglas I vehicle, 52 -year-old Karen Cardiff of Brussels, Jacqueline Gowdy, 55 and ry 61 -year-old Nadine Cathers, both of Gorrie, have been released from ahospital. r 1 xfr Library closes •••. ;:��xS ��� for one week s f re -opens Dec. 15 The Wingham Branch Library will CERTIFICATE PRESENTED -- Dale Edgar, centre a closed for one week, beginning complet/ng his course recently at the T. J. Mahoney Road School. Colborneentad with a certificate for today, Dec. 8r g Kern/ghan, left, chairman of Huron County Council's roads committee r Township Reeve Russe/ When it re -opens on Tuesday, Dec County roads department e Presents the certificate to the 15, the branch will be locates in the mp/oyee while Cbunty EfVireerDennit Merra#16oks bn new library building on Edward Street. a -AL.