Wingham Advance-Times, 1980-09-03, Page 10ala
ce-Times, September 8, 1980
rri
pii,'!County Land
aitinmittee has
tris Township
reconsider its
ihq for a 66 -foot
e for sever -
roadways.
BARN COMPLETELY DESTROYED—If Is unknown
what caused the barn fire at the farm of Ron Shelley,
Lot. 56, Con. 4, Wallace Township (Howick-Wallace
boundary) which was completely destroyed on Thurs-
day afternoon of last week, The Shelleys lost 383 pigs,
of which 41 were sows, 200 bushels of grain and tools
and small items. In the .photo, Mr. Shelley leans
Business
and
Professional.
Directory
Kalri •C. Lentz
Chartered
Accountant
Box 305
toriw
NOM 1 HO
Tel. 523-9589
WINGHAM
MEMORIALS
Guaranteed Granites
Cemetery Lettering
Reasonable Prices
Buy Direct and Save
Bus. Ph- 357-1910
Res. Ph. 357-1015
Frederick F. Nemeth
Phae.s.; R.O.
Carol E. Hometh. O.D.
Mrs. H. Viola Home*. O.D.
Optometrists
Harriston, Ontario
338-2712
against the pole while talking to Listowel Fire Depart-
ment Chief Tom Blackmore. The Liistowel.detachment
of the Ontario Provincial Police also responded to the
call. An OPP,officer, Const. Charles Morris was 'on
routine patrol, when he spotted the flames and turned
in the alarm as did the Shelleys. Neighbors assisted by
providing beverages for the firemen. (Banner Photo)
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read 'a
anee negro
'The Committee asked that
eIF.C.eptir?ns la, the width be
made >or J't)lds necessary
for aintera.nce.
Tl je yew* was made
aftei a, s+cv@rance
Caiion subiiiitteda by Williamappli-
T Arthstreng, was not
reconimiencJed by council
,because the Janeway was 25
feet. Council felt the road
Wild be blocked by snow
duiring.the winter, making a
severe[/ property inac-
cessible.
The committee suggested
the council accept the 25 -foot
road allowance and a 41 -foot
easement, for a total of 66
feet.
Councillor Clare Van
Camp explained that
easements are in effect only
for 24 years. Reeve Bill
Elston added that he didn't
think accepting easements
for a road allowance is legal.
In other business Clerk -
Treasurer Nancy Michie
said several ratepayers have
enquired about the Ontario
Home Renewal Program.
She said they don't under-
stand - why the plan, ad-
ministered in a similar man-
ner to tile drainage loans, is
not being made available to
►a
c�ming events
BLUEVALE CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE..
The Bluevale and District
Chamber of Commerce will
meet Monday, Sept. 8 at 8:30
p.m. in the Bluevale Com-
munity . Hall. Mr. Harold
Parker from Ontario Hydro
will speak on Energy Con-
servation. Everyone wel-
come.
GARAGE SALE -
Saturday, Sept. 6 from 9 a.m.
to. 6 p.m. Turn west on
Victoria Street and follow
:� :signa:.Ne :Airport. Sp af1-
items include water skis,
treadle sewing machine and
chrome set.
'TAKE IT HUM M HE TOP
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John Kudelka runs the 1200 acre Glenville dairy
farm in Newmarket, Ontario. The operation centres
around 150 Guernseys and employs four full-time
employees.
"We feed corn silage and haylage with high
moisture corn mixed in," says John. "At September 1
last year we began a Goldtin Blend feed test
program because we found we were losing butterfat
on the new corn silage feed. By the end of
September our butterfat had climbed from 4.65 to
5.25 with the New Life product. I intend to keep on
feeding Golden Blend as longas it keeps on
producing results like that!"
New Life and Golden Blend: two names that mean
incomparable service and a complete range of high
quality, hiperformance dairy feed products and
programs for the successful dairyman. They've
both been proven for years by customers like John
Kudelka. Thanks, John!
new -life
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Innerkip 1-800-265-9279 (toll free)
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DANCE
Teen dance Cranbrook Com-
munity Centre, Friday, Sept.
5, 8:30 to 12. Admission $2
each. Music by Stevens Disc
Jockey. Everyone welcome.
REGISTRATION FOR 1ST
WING. SCOUT GROUPS
Registration for Beavers,
Cubs, Scouts and Venturers
will take place at the Wing -
ham Public 'School auditor-
ium on Monday, Sept. 8'from
7:30 to 8:30 p.m.
BEEF BARBECUE• cx..
1n conjunction with
Thresher Reunion on Sun-
day, Sept. 7 at the' Blyth
arena. Serving from 12 noon
to 2 p.m. and 5 to 7 p.m.
Adults $5; children under 12,
$2.50; pre-school free.
DANCE
In the Belgrave Community
Centre on Saturday, Sept. 6
from 9:30 to 1:30.• Music by
Brian Elmslie; $6 a couple,
lunch provided. Lottery
draw to be held for $1,000.
SUPPORT
Auxiliary to Wingham and
District Hospital, fall lunch-
eon date Monday, Sept. 15, at
12:30 p.m. at Wingham Golf
and Country Club; price $5.
Speaker Mrs. Cae Roberts.
3-10
Seminar for industrial
nursing or safety staff
To all occupational nurses
and safety staffs in the coun-
ties of Huron and Perth. On
Monday, Sept. 15, Dr. Ray
Kosan of the Ontario Lung
Association will be in Strat-
ford to conduct a Seminar for
Industrial Nursing or Safety
Staff. The Seminar will be
two hours in duration begin-
ning at 2 p.m. and will be
held in the Conestoga Nurs-
ing School, Stratford.
AUCTION SALE
Wingham Lions Club are
holding an auction sale of
furniture, household arti-
cles, etc, at their new picnic
shelter in Riverside Park at
the foot of Patrick Street,
Saturday, Sept. 13 at
Jack Alexander,
Auctioneer
3-10
BROWNIE AND GUIDE
REGISTRATION
Brownies age 6 to 9; Guides
age 9 to 12; Monday, Sept. 8,
at St. Paul's Anglican
Church, Wingham from 4 to 5
p.m. Fee $6. Parent please
accompany.
LIKE TO SING?
Join a new, mixed com-
munity choir under profes-
sional direction at the Blyth
Centre for the Arts. Rehear-
sals begin Monday, Sept. 8 at
8 p.m. in the Blyth Memorial
Hall. For more information
call 523-9589.
WINGHAM DAY
In Standish, Michigan, on
Saturday, Sept. 71. Anyone
interested in going to Stan-
dish phone ;:,;.72290.
TEESWATER
EX TOGGERY
Will open for the fall season
on Thursday, Sept. 4. Open
Thursdays 10 a.m. to 12 noon
and 2 to 5 p.m.; Fridays 2 to 5
p.m.; Saturdays, 2 to 5 p.m.
Good clean seasonal clothing
only please. Please make a
list of clothes and have them
priced when bringing, them
in.
27-3
PRENATAL CLINIC
The Huron County Health
Unit invites you to attend the
Expectant Parent Education
classes, being held in the
Clinic Building, Wingham
and District Hospital, com-
mencing Wedliesday, Sept.
10, from 7:30 to 9:31:1., p.m.
These classes ' will rufor
eight weeks. Would anyone
who is interested please
register by calling 1-800-265-
4252 toll free or the 'Health
Unit office at -357-2264. Both
husbands and wives- are
invited to attend and partici-
pate in the discussions. The
winter series will begin the
week of January 5, 1981:
27-3-10
GARAGE. SALE
Howick Legion ladies gerage
sale, Wroxeter Park, Satur-
day Sept. 13, 12 noon to 4 p.m.
27-3
VARIETY
MUSIC CONCERT
At Howick Central School on
Sunday, Sept. 7 at 8 p.m.
Sponsored by Trinity ACW
Fordwich. Admission, adults
$2, children 12 and under 50
cents.
YARN YARD SALE
Good color selection of vari-
ous kinds and weights of first
quality yarns and other mis-
cellaneous articles, Friday,
Sept. 5, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Coulter's Corner, Gerrie,
335-3345.
45Th ANNIVERSARY'
The family of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Ward Will hold an
open house in honor of their
parents' 45th wedding anni-
versary. It will be held at the
home of Norman Reibeling,
RR 1, Bluevale, (335-3603) on
Sunday, Sept. 7 from 2 to 5
p.m. and 7 p.uir.
them throb; iethip.
The , ne,edu B 401014.
require pwar401014.ding a
resojuttonl Orta lu;
Housing so' townshi .
could participate #10)0144
n the 1 '+,
gram, appointing an , in-
spector and the ratepayers
applying, to the ell711forloans.If its �w ..thea hy,f take
advantage. of it?" asked Mr.
°Van Camp.
Mr. Elston explained that
many ers 10 MZ
could takeratepayadvantage, oOT1Sf the
loans and.. because Of their
low taxable, into es they
would also be eligible for a
forgivable portion.
"Someone has to pack that
up; the money has to Come
from somewhere," he said.
"But if you compare it to
tile drainage loans we don't
help that many people out,"
said ` Councillor Ross
Proctor.
After a lengthy discussion
it was decided that the mat-
ter would be investigated
and reconsidered at a later
date. .
A bylaw prohibiting the,
littering of refuse and debris
on private and public
property without permission
of the property owner or
occupant was passed during
the meeting. Those •con-
victed of Littering will be
subject to 'a fine of between
$50 and $500.
Another bylaw was passed
recognizing .,the Morris
Recreation Committee as
being under the 'Ministry of
Culture and Recreation Act,
1975. It was changed from
the regulations of Ontario off
1970. The committee consists
of seven people — five
council members and two
ratepayers.
During the meeting it was
reported that debris and con-
crete had been placed in a
surface inlet of the Coultas
Municipal Drain.. Andy
McBride, an engineer from
Maitland Engineering,
reported after inspection of
the drain that the debris
would eventually cause ero-
sion and other damage to the
banks, which could result in
unnecessary repair costs for
the township.:,-' .. ; ; ter:
Mr. Van Camp, drain
SCOUTING DAY AND
BEAVER APPLE DAY
Saturday, Oct. 18 in Wing -
ham. This day will be the fall
paper drive, newspapers and
magazines accepted. Also
collecting clean 4 and 6 quart
baskets. For further infor-
mation phone 357-2492 or 357-
2471.
3-10
BINGO
Howick Lima' Bingo will be
held on Friday, September 5
at 8:00 p.in. iii Wrimeter
Community Hall; adMistion
41; 12 Regular pinta for
410; 2 Share theta ; one
Special; leapt* $00
Purplei 1111®;
am/ ennselatina plaza.
altCar..
erized : the
,r v�
ode aware
the eimer'ete would ea e a
problem and ' prmired to
remove int,
Z'Ji>�Ct�,lGil� ,,na'Jil�,
Cverance ap
plieation submitted ' by
Ronald and Morin lags -
bury. Mr. Elston .explained'
the severance.* conditional
.T a sl .zoningbylaw Would
have to be approved first
The couple asked that the
zoning. he changed, _from
agricultural to agricultural.
commmercial, •
There was some confusion
as to when ratepayers in.tttat
area would have a chance to
•
a +.lend,
idelegation o
summer alp East Wa4i?aahileh
Town hi.pp peweii
All I'fnl'concernedwith is
that Abe people in that area
ve chance to .okay or.:.
not, ok y
Procter, adding that he
couldn't understand by some
ratepayers were notmade
aware the severance"e was
requested and turneddown.a
second time. -
George Penfold, a county
planner, was contacted
during the meeting to dis-
cuss the matter. He said if .a
spot zoning bylaw, which will' --
be initiated. by 't'he
King-sburys and their
lawyer, le bolt ell
by Council the matter W
..oared -blf tom;, Ont#
Municipal040.# kilt. wt
time Ta epayelt i could
press their concerns.
ft was decided that ,
McBride be aippointea as
engineer of the D.ockett •
4,funicipal'Drai afteran.e,1-,
tension to it Was regttestede
by Thomas Schoonderwwoerd.
A $25 donation was granted
to .:the iyif iiseinfir Dystrophy'.
Associutionof Canada.
W.
O.PTOMETRiST
, Goderich
The Square 524-7401
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BACKHOE
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Work
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WINGHAM
357-3819
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SALES AND SERVICE
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Hwy. 86 east of Wingham
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PLUMBING
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Wingham 357-2904
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