The Wingham Advance-Times, 1974-03-28, Page 74
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Cariatliaaltadio.
Commiesion will begin sort*
out who is applying for Albstt
when cable tfor -19.
*twos and viler in, f%,,
Perth, Wellington and Oris
Cole are •'conte at a
hear: in Ottawa ti': week.
Of the five applicants . only ray t. �o
'have. wed the►tne territory,
-Robert
.Wenger of Listower,
W a, . under Wenger Brothers,
Ltd,. lobes lir el. -
BE R, VE --- A successful
euchre and dance were , held in
the Institute Hall on : ' Friday,
March 22 with 19 tables'of euchre
being played. Prize vvinners were
Mrs, Donald McCormick, Mfrs.
,Bert Johnston, Mrs. Ross Taylor,
Clarence Rath, Lorne Jamieson
Harold. arold'• Keting.
Music for dancing was°supplied
by the Blenders. Lunch' was serv-
ed.
The Institute is grateful for the
supRert received.
Woments Institute
'euchre winners
Mrs. Gershom Johnston and:
Jack Doig were winners of high
prizes when the Wingham
Women's Instituteheld its regu-
lar euchre party in the council,
chambers on Friday evening.
Five tables were in play.
Margaret Foxton won the prize
for high lady playing as a man
and lucky draW prize went to
Mrs. Jardine. .
Another euchre party will be
held this Friday evening, the
29th, at 8:15 p.m.
imd.erway
Confederate Is
towel licence.
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rawly of 4dlhr Cable
►mas, and back by Mr: 1141..
, : I also biddinglor the,,
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seeking to Serve
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est under onegsystem
Raymond R. Gowdy of , iia;
named' as heading an .a�ppliea�w
tion to 'serve Wingham,, Behind
Mr. Gowdy is E. H. Walden, sole
owner of Kincardine Cable TV
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Ltd,
John C. Wa14, Listowel'
chartered d a oun ant, ' vdl "be
making his bid to service Mit-
chell, 5.orth and the villages of
Dublin, Egtnondville, Harpurbey
and St. Columban.
Ronald
McIntosh' Jr of
God
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errch with cable service in
strathroy, `Clinton, Goderieb and
Holm it
esv Ielicences
is seep' n
aarts >ce lCeS
to
serve Exeter, Centralia, Huron
Park,Port
Elgin
and Southamp-
ton.
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ton.
Mr. Mcintoshais president of
Com Cables Ltd. and of Com
Cables' two operating - com-
panies, Airland Communications
Services Ltd, and Bluewater TV
Cable Ltd.
Sew -age inspection cost
will hicr�ase by 2
Although some .'rennbera of
Huron .County Connell were still
cgneerned about the wording of
the plumbing bylaw, in .a record
ed vote the bylaw passed 4044 ut
a recent council meeting.
Actually there were two
recorded votes on - the matter.
The first was on an amendment
to the former -bylaw from 1961 to
make changes in fees, passed
easily with only one negative
vote.
The segond half, however, alot-
ting the funds which will finance
the department to implement the
bylaw, was, not so well received,.
having 14 opposition votes.
.Those members opposed were
John Baker;Allan Campbel,
Warden Bill Elston, Lloyd, Fer-
guson,, John Flannery, Joe !loft -
man, Robbie Lawrie, Bob Lyons,
Jim Mair; Walter McBride, Jack.
McCutcheon, Ralph McNichol"
and Jack Tinney. .
, Dr. Frank Mills, Huron Med-
ical officer of Health, told council
Resolutions is theme ,\
of Institute meeting
Tne regular meeting of the
Hingham branch of the Women's .
Institute was held on Thursday in
the council chambers at 2:30 p.m.
The first vice president, Mrs. •
William Taylor, welcomed the
members and visitors.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read by the secretary, Mrs.
Jacklin and correspondence in-
t. eluded
n-
i..eluded an;announcement ' of the •
executive' meeting in' Auburn on
April 3 at 1:30; an outline of
activities at the Erland Lee
Home for the . summer; and a
letter from the president of
FWIO, Mrs. Noblitt. •
The euchre parties for March
22 and ' 29 were discussed d it
was decided to inquire about the.
craft short courses. The roll call,
"What fancily traditions do your
family continue to observe?",
was well answered. , '
The program, with . the theme
"Resolutions", was in charge of
Mrs. Jacklin. She explained that
Resolutions was the first con-
venership formed under the,,
Federated Woranen';s'Institutes.. ,;,�,
discussion'then followed and Mrs.
Jacklin spoke on the motto,
"Resolve to Live Up to the Mary
Stewart Collect'.
Mrs`. Sewers and Reuben.
Appleby gave several piano and
violin selections and the hostess
scuss an served lunch. -
that after April 1the Ministry of
the Environment will be.taking
over inspection of septic tanks
and weeping tile beds. He said the
cost for such inspection will be
$125.
Mrs. Helen Jermyn of Exeter
asked Dr. Mills what such inspec-
tions cost at the present time. Dr.
Mills estimated $35 at the most.
"How strongly did we oppose
this move?"asked Jack Mc-
Cutcheon of Brussels. Dr. Mills
said the -ministry still has not
made the announcement official
although Huron's opposition has
been registered through his of-
fice. "Public Health pedple are
concerned about it," said the
doctor. - "They are taking our
budgets, our jobs."
He also said the ministry has no
field staff; as yet and for the pres-
ent time, the health units have
been asked to carry on. "It has all
been very quiet," said Dr. Mills.
"Even our local members of par-
liament didn't know."
Dr. Mills said the rumors are
that the revenue from this branch
of the Ministry of the .Environ-
ment will be $2,000;000 plus".
Only 50 inspectors are expected
to be hired across the province,
Dr. Mills also explained. "It will
be the rural municipalities who
will suffer.
Decision was reached to send a
strongly -worded protest to the o
government on this matter. •
The health budget is up $64,800' i
to $400,718. It is estimated the
province will put in $165,400; e
home care, $14,800; VQN $600; t
'and county ratepayers, $219,918.
chill. *'kms
for meting
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B ,LLirRAVE -- The Vitizet h p
Ming of the Women's Institut*.
was held lathe community centre
Mara 10,.with an attendance of
@
215 -The president, Mrs. Normaln.
Coultes,. presided and opened;the
meeting
ng intheusu►al aruaer nnd�
e
.thesinging. of 0 Cam ° with
Mrs. s 'William Coultes, .1t the
piano.
The secretary, Mrs. Ross Hig-
gins, gave a reppart of the pre-
viouss meeting and the treasW er's
report, Correspondence .included
a note of the district executive
meeting of the West Huron to be
held in the Auburn Hall, Apri1.3,
at 1:30 p.m. and a food forum,
"Poultry Please" to be held in
Central Secondary School, Clin-
ton, on April 10 at 8 p,im, •
The Belgrave Institute agreed
to canvass for the Canadian
Cancer Society with Mrs, Law-
rence Taylor co-ordinator of the
canvass.
The branch agreed to cater to
the road superintendents.'
banquet at a later date. The com-
mittee to arrange for the banquet
is Mrs. Lorne Jamieson, Mrs.
Herson Irwin and Mrs. Lawrence
Taylor.
Mrs. Wili,iam Coultes was
convener of the program. The roll
call was "Something I could do to
be a betterneighbour", '
• Mrs. Cou�tes introduced the
speaker, Mrs. David Webster of
Teeswater who spoke on the Mo-
hawk Indians, their customs,
their homes and, Oelihood. Some
reserves mentioned were Sau-
geen at Wiarton. Cape Croker,
Chippawa Hill and, Muncey Re-
serve out of London. '
T,l�e
convener thanked the
speaker for her informative ad-
dress. Music was provided by the
Coultes sisters who sang "It's a
Small World" and friers Go Fly
a Kite". Mrs. George Johnston
accompanied at the piano.
The collection was received
and the meeting closed with the
Queen and W. I. grace.
Lunch was served, by Mrs. Don
Hallahan, Mrs. Ivan Wightwan
and. Mrs. George Walker.
—Mrs. Mary Ryan Sr. of Tor-
nto spent :a few days with Mrs.
Elliott of 90 Alfred Street, renew -
ng an old friendship. .
—Mrs. Alexander Nimmo visit -
d with friends in town last week,
he guest of Mrs. H. L. Sher-
bondy.
A point by point
prirneron howtolos�
v�urdrivr's licence.
i
It's actually quite simple. .
All you do' is accumulate fifteen
demerit'point - , d lose your
licence for thi ' days. Do it again .
and lose your cence for six
months.
In this province, it definitely,pays
a driver to score a big fat zero.
Ontario's demerit point system is
designed to convince the poor
driver to drive properly. Drivers
who do not improve are then
taken from the road because
they're a menace to pedestrians
and to other drivers.
But the system is not at all unjust.
It's aimed at telling the driver
where he's gone wrong and
giving�im plenty of time to cor-
rect his aults.
For instance. When you've
accumulated six poinits, you'll be
notified and urged to improve
your driving.
When you've got nine, you'll prob-
ably be asked to attend a private
interview and re -do your driving
test.
At fifteen points, you'll lose your
licence for thirty days and drop
back to seven points. Get fifteen,
again and you won't drive for
six months,
However, your record won't be
5
indelibly marked. If you drive for
two years without a traffic con
viction your points are erased and
your slate is clean.
How Demerit Points Accuftulate:
7 points Failing to remain at scene of an accident
(Highway Traffic Act).
6 points Careless dnvtng Exceeding speed limit
Racing by 30 m p h or more. '
5 points Dnver of bus failing to stop at unprotected
railwaycrossings. "
4 points Exceeding the speed limit by.20 to 29 m p h
Failing to stop for school bus
Following too closely
3 points
2 points
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Exceeding speed limit
by 11 to 19mph
I)nving through, around
or under railway crossing
bamer
Failing to yield nght of
way
Failing to obey a stop
- sign, signal light or
railway crossing signal
Failing to lower
headlamp beam.
Improper opening of
vehicle door
Prohibited turns
Towing of persons
en toboggans, bicycles.
skis, etc prohibited
Failing to obey direc-
tions of police officer
Failing to report an
accident to a police
officer
Improper passing.
Crowding driver's se'at
Wrong way on one-way
street or highway
Failing to obey signs
other than those
mentioned above
Pedestnu�n cross-over.
Failing tcslshare road.
Improper nght turn
improper left tum.
Failing to Signal
Unnecessary slow
dnving.
Tile whole point is to score nothing,
keep your record clean and drive'
happily ever after.
Ministry of Transportation
& Communications
Ontario
Hon, John R. Rhodes A.T.Q. MCN&b
Minister Deputy Minister
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THIS IS HOCKEY??—Rae B.ayton, goalie for the CKNX
Try Harder team found the going rough in the opening
minutes of play against the Howick 'Hot Shots. He settled
down later and his team managed to edge the Hot Shots 9-8
in the game which earned $350 for the new Howick Commu-
nity Centre. Above "Stan" D. Ruttan of the Hot Shots has
Goalie Bayton begging for mercy. (Staff Photo)
HOWICK 'COMMUNITY CENTRE --Peeve Robert Gibson
of Howick dropped the opening puck for the benefit game
played in Kurtzville arena on Sunday for the new Howick
Community Centre. acing off were the captains of the two
Opposing teams, little Robbie Strong (No. 4) for the CKNX
Try Harder team and "George" J. Armstrong (No. 10) for
the Howick Hot Shots. Close to 450 people viewed the antics,
bringing in 5350 for the.rfew centre. - (Staff Photo)
Uro. mai I awt o ne,
Susan and Steven Willowdale
Spent last week with Mrs.
l awthorne's mother} Mrs.1Iugh
C
aiehael;.
Memberz, of the tleforth
a,
Evening Auxiliary were in
charge of the Sunday _Morning
worship service in $t, Anarines
Presbyterian. Church. Mrs.
James Armstrong delivered.the
sermon, Mrs.. ;,Raiph' Nixon
r
coed ted the
children's story woo relotool
Abs. Kenneth WOO* and MIL
Murray Gauat led la thep
pay'. Daring the'vie, a.
Murray Underarm also
(itoPlayed tae=.tea
and exPlained the mewing' ". tto
deka. Fronk Collar was go*
soloist,' -singing two
"My,,Ged is Bear
rem' Ge"
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TUESDAY APRIL
look forward to servi'n
Wingham and..grea loch
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Shirley Welker
" . The public is cordially invited to the annual '. a
University Assembly
MQndoy, April), 7' y
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Subjects to be discussed include:
"More Scholars Per Dollar"
The Hon. John White, MLA
Minister of Treasury, Economics and
Intergo'vernmentai Affairs
Canadianization and the University
- Gordon Walker, MLA •
-
member of the Select Committee on Economic and
Cultural Nationalism
The View of the University from
the Public Education Sector
•- Roger Macaulay
' Superintendent of Curriculum and Planning
' London Board of Education
The Utilization of University Facilities
William C. Heine
Editor, The London Free Press
Following each speaker, a University representative will give o'
brief response, after which questions will be invited from the
floor. An open question ani answer period will follow discus-
sion of the four specific topics.
Refreshments will be served.
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