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Wingham Advance-Times, 1981-10-28, Page 11Tile '4dvll<i w.: Mrs. Alan Whytock of Teeswater and Mrs. clad Edgar visited Greenwood relatives at Durham, Rev. George ''Sac. of Beanslie, 'Mrs. lrgaret Thoinpsop and Jeremy of Ri,pley called- on Mr, -' and Mlrs.. Gordon Edgar and other friends in the village on Sunday. The 4,11. Actltev ettt Day will.:be held Novehher Ilk at Howick 'Central Scheel at 7 Mr. and Mrs. Ja`rhes Austin, Jeffrey and Derek of RI ni ra, visited Sunday with Mrs William Austin, Miss Diane Calder of Caledonia spent a couple of Even Witches Will Look Well Groomed After Using Readman Cleaners - & Men's Wear Take your horrors out of the closet and have thelia cleaned to look like new. - AN EAGER BUNCH of Grade 6 students from the Wingham Public School gathered around Jan Heinmiller and Jeanette Scott for their allotment of spices last Fri- day afternoon. Ricky Leachman, Dwayne Scott, Julie Ontario The Consolidated Hearings Act, 1981 (S.O. 1981, c.20) Notice of Public Meeting ONTARIO HYDRO -SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO TRANSMISSION SYSTEM EXPANSION PROGRAM IN THE MATTER OF sections 2 and 3 of The Consolidated Hearings Act, 1981, - and- IN THE MATTER OF sections 7( 1 ® 12(2) and 3) - 190 8 a -es and (�a7 ®7 6 rG3 ¢Piir�5F11iGi il—Bi'iYcll ASsessmeat ACPs (r-'l.�.V. e, c.14o), - and- IN THE MATTER Of sections 13,14,15,17 29, 39 and 49 of the Planning Act, (R.S.0. 1980, c.379), - and- IN THE MATTER OF sections 6, 7 and 8 of the Expropriations Act, (R.S.0. 1980, c.148), -and- IN THE MATTER OF sections 10,11,12,24,25 and 26 of the Niagara Escarpment Planning and Development Act,. (R.S.0. 1980, c.316), -and- N THEMATTER OF section 2 of the Parkway Belt Planning and Development:Ad,'(Ii.SA.1980, c.368), —ned • iN THE MATTER OF an undertaking of Ontario Hydro consisting of the planning of; selection of locations for, acquisition of property rightslor, and the design, construction, operation and maintenance of additional bulk electricity system facilities in Southwestern Ontario consisting of switching and transformer stations, communisation and control facilities, transmission lines and related facilities. Notice Notice in writing dated the 18th day of September, 1981 was given to the Hearings Registrar by Ontario Hydro in accordance with sections 2 and 3(1) of The Consolidated Hearings Act. By order doted the 30th day of September, 1981, the Chairman of the Environmental Assessment Board end the Chairman of the Ontario Municipal Board established a joint board with respect to a hearing on the undertaking. Ontario Hydro has advised the Hearings Registrar that it will, by October 31, 1981, submit to the Minister of the Environment an environmental assessment of an electric transmission system expansion program for Southwestern Ontario and that coPies of the environmental assessment may be obtained free of charge after that date from: Mr. J. E. Wilson Manager, Public Hearings Department, Ontario Hydro, 700 Uniiiersity Avenue, H19 E16 Toronto, Ontario MSG 1X6 (416) 592-3724 • The Minister of the Environment is required, in accordance with section 7(1) of the Environmental Assessment Act, to cause to be prepared a review of the assessment and to give notice of the receipt of the environmental assessment, completion of preparation of the review, and the place or places where the review may be inspected. The Ministry of the Environment has advised the joint board that this notice will be published in a newspaper having general circulation in the area which is or may be affected by the undertaking. The purpose of the hearing is to enable the joint board to make any decision and order regarding: (a) (i) the acceptance or amendment and acceptance of the environmental assessment; (il) whether approval to proceed with the undertaking in respect of which the environmental assessment was submitted, should or should not be given; (iii) whether the approval mentioned in clause (ii) should be given subject to terms and conditions, and if so, the provisions of such terms and conditions; (i) all official plan amendments and restricted area by-law amendments which may be necessary for this undertaking; (ii) nil consents which may be required pursuant to section 29 of the Planning Act for the acquisition of property rights for this undertaking; and (iii) all minor variances which may be required pursuant to section 49 of the Planning Act for this undertaking; (c) whether the taking of lands is fair, sound and reasonably necessary in the achievement of the objectives of Ontario Hydro; (d) whether approval of such expropriations, with or without modifications, as may be required to carry out this undertaking should or should not be given; (e) (i) any amendments to the Niagara Escar iihent Plan which may be necessary for this undertaking; and (ii) any development permits which may be required for this undertaking in accordance with the Niagara Escarpment Planning and Development Act; and any amendments to the Parkway Belt Plan which may be required for this undertaking. TAKE NOTICE THAT the joint board hereby appoints Wednesday, the 2nd day of December, 1981 at 11:00 o'clock in the morning, local time, at the following location: Market Annex Building Stratford Fairgrounds 20 Glastonbury Drive Stratford, Ontario NSA 6T1 for a preliminary meeting in this matter. THE PURPOSE OF THE PRELIMINARY MEETING 1S TO CONSIDER SUCH MATTERS AS, BUT NOT NECESSARILY RESTRICTED TO, IDENTIFICATION OF THE PARTIES AND PARTICIPANTS, PROCEDURAL MATTERS, DETERMINATION OF ISSUES, AND SETTING AND ANNOUNCING THE DATE AND LOCATION(S) FOR THE HEARING. ANY PERSONS WISHING TO MAKE REPRESENTATIONS TO THE JOINT BOARD REGARDING THESE MATTERS OR WISHING TO PARTICIPATE IN THE HEARING SHOULD ATTEND OR BE REPRESENTED AT THE PRELIMINARY MEETING, OR, IF THEY ARE UNABLE TO ATTEND OR BE REPRESENTED, SHOULD MAKE SUCH REPRESENTATIONS IN WRITING TO BE RECEIVED BY THE HEARINGS REGISTRAR NO LATER THAN NOVEMBER 2Z 1981. NO REPRESENTATIONS REGARDING THE UNDERTAKING, OTHER THAN FOR THE PURPOSE OF THE PRELIMINARY MEETING, WILL BE CONSIDERED BY THE JOINT BOARD UNTIL THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE HEARING. FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT the joint board will give notice of its decision and reasons by placing them in the record of public hearing. If you do not attend at the preliminary meeting or make a written representation, the joint board may proceed with the hearing in your absence and you will not be entitled to any further notice in the proceedings. Hearing No. CH -81-04 (h) (f) Dated at Toronto this 19th day of October, 1981 T. M. Murphy, Hearings Registrar, 1 St. Clair Avenue West, Slh Floor, Toronto, Ontario M4V1K7. (416) 965-2531. Leedharix Terri Shaw, Paula Rintoul, Kevin Beecroft, Arjun-GhoRllhi and Steve Templeman .were all eager to get those .spices deliveted. Bcinquet closes golfing, opens curling season There was a full house' at the Wingham Golf and Curling Club Saturday evening for, the banquet that marked the close of the 1981 golf season, but raised the curtain on curling. In . his treasurer's report, R. J. Kaufman told members the club enjoyed a very, successful year = its best to date — with gross revenues in the neighborhood of $73,000 and net . income of $7,700. Doug. . Neil, outgoing president of the golf club, said the executive has been very ' pleased with its decision to hire a golf pro this season: Th'e move'.' paid off ley providing more ser- vices and , getting more people -interested in golf, he said. 4 He added that while the irrigation project has stalled for a lack of funds, it will have to be'taekled by the in- coming executive. "We do need irrigation. It must be done. It's only a matter of time." He .also noted that the future of the club is in its junior `program and a top priority of future executives should be Y` getting' "young people interested in golf. John Cullen'' the incoming golf president; issued a call for energetic,"people to join committees; "people who make things, Ark." Dave Ablett, president of the . curling division, in-. •McKINNEY`TROPHY—R. E. McKinney .was present Saturday night to present the McKinney Trophy for 18 -hole net play to Sheila Cameron during the closing banquet of the Wingham Golf Club. troduced his executive of Jim Beattie, Hugh Clugston, Marlene . Leedham, Bill ilanula and Carol Beattie. ' He noted there has been a dramatic • drop in • curling membership — to about 80 from 143 last year — adding he hopes it will pick up as the season gets underway. The industrial lean :es are strong, he said, but the regular members are the ones who hold the . club together. Curling is on the decline' in many areas, he commented, pushed along by the increase in other types of winter activities. Roger Keay, chairman of the board of directors for the golf and curling club,. paid tribute to retiring directors Lee Grove and Mary Williams, both of whom served on the executive for many years. John Mann and Mr. Neil were acclaimed to fill their spots for a three- year term. Mr. Keay told members thay have a good club, commenting he would like to See it expanding into tennis and squash as well. A number of trophies were presented to the club's top golfers du ri ng 'the season. Mary Ann Cruickshank is the club's ladies' champion, while the Conron Rose Bowl went to Myrla Frank, the McKinney Tray to Janis Creeden and the McKinney Trophy to Sheila Cameron, Ed Daer is the champion on the men's side and Bob Richardson won the McKibbon Trophy. Junior, awards went to John Leedham, the juntor club champion, and to Rick Scrimgeour, and Jason Goodall forVieir placing in the Optimist tournament. Smell business seminar scheduled for Stratford A business seminar primarily for people in- terested in small business will be held; at the Festival Motor Inn, Stratford, on Nov. 12. Arranged by the manage- ment services department of the Federal Business Development Bank (FBDB), the seminar will be one of several hundred conducted in smaller cities and towns across Canada. Some 25 to 30 people in- terestedin business are expected to attend the seminar. They will be using the case study method to examine a small business, "The Corner Store", its financial statements and the effect an expansion would have. The bank's management services has three main spheres of activity: manage- ment training, management counselling and .an in- formation service. The . information service provides details of ap- MRS. ALLAN GRIFFITH Wroxeter 1 Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hunter of Armow and Mrs. Reg Davey of Kincardine visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Petrie last week. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Musgrove visited at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Doug Weber, Mr.' Weber and family, Alliston, on Sunday. Mrs. Allan Griffith visited Mrs. James Robertson in Goderich a couple of daytis last week and was a Sunday guest with Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Green and brother, Ross Green, in Teeswater. Winners of ri-Lotto Teeswater Agri -Lotto draw was conducted October 20 with the top prize of $300 going to Lloyd and Shirley Lamont, of Teeswater. The $200 prize was won by Don Kuntz, Mildmay. The five $10 prize winners were Doug Wall, Holyrood, George and Berdella Kieffer, Teeswater, Gordon and Leotta Stobo, Teeswater, Mrs. Diane Nicholson, Brampton. and Gary Ballagh and Debra Kim- berley, Teeswater. proximately 100 federal government assistance pro- grams to business. There also is a pamphlet series titled "Minding Your Own Business", which now com- prises 22 pamphlets' on various subjects. The Small Business News is issued quarterly. Management counselling provided by the bank is done mainly by retired executives and concentrates on solving the problems of small business which cannot afford to employ experts full-time. The service is provided at a nominal daily rate. The training program, . in addition to providing seminars on various subjects of interest to business people, also provides courses at provincial educational institutions for the owners and managers of small businesses. Game ©Duple honored on andversary • GORRIE — A surprise party for the 40th wedding' anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Taylor was hosted Sunday by their family at the home of their son . and daughter-in-law,. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim ,Taylor, RR, 1, Gorrie. Other 'members of their family are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pehlke, Kim 'and Janice, RR 1, Monkton, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Taylor, Jeremy and Erin, and • Mr. and Mrs. Allan Taylor; RR 1, Gorrie. Relatives and friends from Wingham, Stratford, El- mira; Scarborough, Ford- wich and Gorrie were guests. Hien Mr, alt Sparlin f (.. teintled the tuner, Sperling an spent the wee.:.. and . Mrs Jack germ r Ferguson .Jalt' Glen Wil,O** same horme Mrs. i#+Marg Wroxeter spl. Mr. and''Mrs 1j Mr. and Mims. MOM) P pe'of Brussels visited Thursday• at the same home. • Mr. and Mrs James Fudger spent the week dot the home of Mr. arid:- _:Mise Dan Heffernan of Solute- ampton and attended bap- tism service for their infant son; Dan, on Sunday. A number of Gorrie . WO" Men's Institute members attended the :',Area • c,n'fr. vention of the WI'in'llrussels on Thursday and Friday.. Mr. and Mrs. Ian owes, Marcie, Mandy;and Lana. of Peterborough, spent Lana, 9f. with Mrs. Cecil Grainger and also visited Cecil Grainger in Listrnvel. Memorial Hospital a Mrs. Lewis Taylor,- Laurie and Cheryl of, Hawkesvillle, . visited over the weekend with Mrs. Lloyd Jacques.' Mr. and Mrs.. Richard Thacker and Shawn of London visited 'Mrs. Eimer Farrish on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Farrish and Mrs. Elmer Farrish"visited Elmer Farrish in Wingham and District,, Hospital` on Monday. Mir: and . Mrs•.' :George Brown visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mulloy of Paris. Miss Isobelle Gray Of Windsor, Miss Linda Gray; Toronto, Douglas Gray of Kingston, spent Thanks- giving weekend with Mr. and Mrs. James Gray and Robert. Mr. . and Mrs.. Harvey Clark of Toronto ,. visited Tuesday at`the same: home. R. W. Bell OPTOMETRIST Goderich The Square 524-7661 KNITTERS Family and , Children's Service Christmas Bureau are in need of knitters to make hats, mitts and slippers. Please contact Captain Wilson Perrin of The Salvation Army at 357-1367 or 357-1951, for the material. These items will be used for our local needs at Christmas. Please give us your support. THINKING OF CHANGING FROM OIL TO GAS? gage 'A) fii• GOLFING TROPHIES were presented to winners in a number of categories during Saturday night's closing banquet. Myrla Frank won the Conron Rose Bowl for the 36 -handicap, nine -hole tournament; Sheila Cameron won the McKinney Trophy for 18 -hole net play; and Janis Creeden won the McKinney Tray for nine -hole match elimination. For the men, Bob Richardson won the McKibbon Trophy for match Play Doug Neil, golf club president, was in charge of the trophy presentations. Absent were Mary Ann Cruick shank, the women's club champion in 36 -hole gross score, and Ed Daer, the men's club champion with r,� Megasave I is number one inBY efficiency in Canada today It lets you cut your fuel bill by up to 63% over conventional oil tired furnaces. and up to 47'a over conventional gas furnaces Clare FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL LeRoy Jackson Plumbing & Heating 191 Josephine S1.. Wingham 357 2904