Wingham Advance-Times, 1981-12-02, Page 12Paj4,e 12 ,The Wingham Advance -Times, December 2, 1981
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resident
Leonard Houghton,
passes at London
Robert Leonard Houghton
of 439 Saul St., London,
formerly of Wingham and
Teeswater, passed away at
his home on Wednesday,
November 25, following' a
brief illness. He was 58 years
of age.
Mr. Houghton was born at
Cromarty, Perth County,, on
J nuary 23, 1913, a sot ±, the
fate Mr. and Mrs.,l tam
.Houghton. He was'formerly
employed by United
Farmers' Co -Operative,
Wingham, and later owned
and operated a restaurant
business in the village of
TeesWater.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Helen Phelan of
Wingham; two sons,
Leonard of Wingham and
Peter of Windsor; eight
grandchildren; one sister,
Mrs. Jack (Gladys) Kemp of
Mitchell; and two brothers,
Ross of Seaforth and Gor-
don, London. He was
predeceased by one son,
Frank (Fled) Houghton
(Base Borden).
The -late Mr. Houghton
rested at The Currie -Walker
Funeral Hdrne, Wingham,
where complete funeral and
committal service was con-
ducted Saturday at two
o'clock by Rev: Paul L. Mills'
of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church. Interment followed
in Wingham Cemetery. •
Mrs. Kay Murray
passes suddenly
at her residence
Family and friends were
shocked last week to learn of
the, sudden passing of Mrs.
Kate (Kay) Murray at her
home, Frances Street,
Wingham, on Monday,
November 23. She was in her
78th year.
Mrs. Murray was the
former Kate Thompson, a '
daughter of the late James
and Esther Thompson. She.
was born in Culross Town-
ship on December 2; 1903,
Her Husband, William Cross
Murray, predeceased her on
March 1, 1968. She was also
predeceased by two sisters,
Merle and Mary, and one
brother, Duncan.
Service
held for
M. Trench
Funeral services were
held in •Listowel at • 2 p.m.
Tuesday, Dec. l l for Morley
M. Trench.• •
Mr. Trench died Nov. 29 at
Hanover . and District
Hospital. He was 74 years of
age.
Born. March 7, 1907. at
Teeswater, he was the son of
Robert and Wilhelmina (nee
Paisley) Trench. .
... On Sept.' 30; 1939 at
Hamilton, he and Elizabeth
Hughes were married.
Before moving to Listowel.
several years ago„ the couple
resided in -Oakville. Mr.
Trench was retired from the
casket manufacturing
business.
He was a member of
Trinity United Church in
Listowel and was a member
of Full Gospel Business-
men's Fellowship.
Besides his wife, Mr.
Trench is survived by a
sister, Mrs. Helen Buck and
by a brother, R. Douglas
Trench, as well as by several
nieces and nephews. He was
predeceased by his parents
and by a sister.
Rev. John Anderson of
Trinity. United Church
conducted the funeral ser-
vice. whichwas held at the
'Robert Trench Funeral
Home in Listowel.
interment is in Teeswater
Cemetery.
The pallbearers were Brad
Hughes, .Ron Smyth, Evan
Smyth, George Gr•asby,
Fraser McNeil and Harold
Sriglev.
DIED
STAI'FFER—Passed away
Wednesday. November 25,
at the Wingham and
District Hospital., Ernest
Stauffer of Bristol
Terrace. Wingham, in his
54th year Born in Culross
Township, Mr. Stauffer
w;is the beloved husband
01 the former Eileen
Smith; dear father of
Verna, Nancy. Russell.
Larry and Rosemary, all
of Wingham. He is also
survived by four sisters
and one brother. He was
predeceased by his
parents and one daughter
Funeral service was
cbbnducted by Rev. Arnold
Proud • on Thursday
evening at 7.30 at the
MacPherson Funeral
Chapel, Teeswater In-
terment followed in
Baptist Cemetery.
Greenock Township
Mrs. Murray was+
member of the Wingham
United Church and was ac-
tive in many town organiza-
tions. She was a member of
the Wingham Lawn Bowling
Club,. Ladies' Afternoon
Bridge Club, a member of
the Hospital Auxiliary which
she served as treasurer for
three years and a member of
the Order of the Eastern Star
of which she was a Past Wor-
thy Matron. She also served
as a volunteer . at . the
Wingham Cancer Clinic,
Before her retirement about
ten years ago, she had been
emplgyed for 'about ten
years as an office recep-
tionist at The Wingham
Advan e -Times.
Left to mourn her passing
are two sons, Ronald of
Toronto and Douglas, Lon-
don; and six grandchildren.
The late Mrs. K Murray
rested at The Currie -Walker
Funeral Home; Wingham,
where. funeral service was
conducted Friday at 1:30 by
Rev. Cecil Jardine. 'Inter-
ment followed in Teeswater
Cemetery. ,
Pallbearers were Stephen
Murray, Murray Kerr, Jack--
Alexander, Ernie Hanna,
Dan Devison and Robert
Schmidt. Her floral tributes
were carried by Colleen
Murray.
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TURNBERRY CONTEST—Lynn Hoy, chairman of the
advertising committee for the Turnberry 125th an-
niversary celebration, and Allan Harrison, Grade 6
teacher at the Turnberry Central School, presented
cheques to two Grade 6 students Tuesday morning.,
BY MURRAY ELSTON, MPP (HURON -BRUCE)
Andy McDougall received recognition for his prize-
winning anniversary logo and Erika Hooftman compos-
• ed the anniversary slogan, "Turn Up in Turnberry in
'82"
Report Queen!sPark
Debate on the Suncor mat-
ter has moveddirom the floor
of the House to the pages of
the Globe and Mail. A letter
to the Globe from the min-
ister of energy evoked re-
sponse by way of letter from
both Opposition Leader
Stuart Smith and House
Leader Robert Nixon.
The energy minister
charged that his position had
been misrepresented, and
indicated that he had no in
tention of hurting -the com-
petitive position of Suncor,
or of disclosing information
that would jeopardize 'at-
tempts to find a buyer or
buyers for a further 26 per
cent of ' the ,company's
shares.
In fact, there has been no
request for disclosure of in-
formation that is normally
seen as sensitive and secret
data.
A call has again been
made to have financial ad-
visers from the government
and from McLeod, Young,
Weir and Price Waterhouse
attend and review the trans-
action with Legislative
members.
ONTARIO AGRICULTURE
The task force report pre-
pared by a group of five Fed-
eration of Agriculture ap-
pointees, including Murray
Gaunt from Wingham, was
presented to the annual
meeting • of the federation
this week.
The report demonstrated
that Ontario agriculture is
operating at a disadvantage'
when financial assistance
which Ontario farmers re-
ceive is compared to as-
sistance from other prov-
inces.
Several recommendations
were made in the report, and
we are awaiting government
-response to the report. To
this point, requests for aid to
.farmers have been met with.
a request for proof of need.
The report certainly meets
that request and goes further
to suggest ways to alleviate
the problem.
ASTRA TRUST
The matter of the Re -Mor -
Astra .Trust collapses has
a r
CHILDREN'S THEATRE WORKSHOP—Members of a theatre workshop for children
being run by the Wingham Recre4tion Department are busily rehearsing their produc-
tion of "The Bear Who Slept Throbgh Christmas", to he presented this Friday at 7
p,m. The children have been working since October to make their costumes,
reported Anne Campbell, workshop director
arisen again. This time a
Grimsby man who thought
he was investing $30,000 is in
danger off losing his home.
• The $30,000 which the man
thought was going to Astra
was channelled to Re -Mor,
and when he went to with-
draw the money he was told
•he could not. Instead, Astra
loaned bim-$27,000, for which
the' company is now suing
him. The government has
been asked to look into this
matter.
VAUGHAN APPEAL
The famous Vaughan
Township land matter ,has
been raised in the Legis-
lature and in committee. Ap-
parently an executive dir-
ector in the provincial..hous-
ing ministry called the
mayor of Vaughan: --to ask
that the Township of
Vaughan withdraw support
for the residential develop-
ment of a parcel hf farm-
land. -The appeal, to cabinet
From the Ontario Municipal
Board's decision to reject a
zoning change has been with-
drawn.
McMiCHAEL
COLLECTION
The matter of the dismis-
sal of Robert McMichael by
the government is one step
closer as Reuben • Baetz
introduced his' bill in the
Legislature,' The opposition
voted against the till on first
reading, a step almo$t never
taken except in the most
serious situations. The
Minister of culture and rec-
reation continued to attack
McMichael.
SENIOR CITIZENS'
PROPERTY TAX
PROGRAM
Internal difficulties con-
tinue in the sending of che-
ques to seniors under this
"program. The system has
not worked well, and all
members of the Legislature
have been inundated with
inquiries. The quickest way
to resolve problems con-
•tinues to be through the con-
stituency offices, and we in-
vite your inquiries.
Teacher
talks
continue
No definite meeting bet-
ween Huron County
secondary school teachers
and the Huron County Board
of Education has been set,
but negotiations will con-
tinue.
Prof. Jeffrey Gandz,
mediator appointed by the
Education Relations
Commission, said on
'Tuesday both parties are
still considering their
positions. He 'anticipates a
meeting in the next couple of
weeks.
"I'll call the parties
together .. basically when 1
think there is a possibility of
some movement to be
made," said Prof. Gandz.
Negotiations, he said, are
still active and are not
heading towards a work
stoppage
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NOTICE FOR ROAD • CLOSINGS'
In The Township .of Turnberry
Take notice that the Council of the Corporation
of the Township of Turnberry will on the 12th
day of January, 1982, at the Township Hall,
Bluevale, Ontario, consider a proposed bylaw
to stop up and close certain parcels of land, be-
ing streets, lanes and parts of streets, lanes,
being public highways in the said Township of
Turnberry and more particularly described in..
the schedule published herewith this. notice.
Council will, at the said time and place, hear in
Schedule "A" (being a list of streets, lanes, etc.
proposed to be closed)
ALL AND SINGULAR those certian parcels or tracts of land
and premises situate, lying and being in the Wingham Town
Plot (W.T.P.) in the Township of Turnberry, in the County
of Huron, in the Province of Ontario, and being composed
of:
,FIRSTLY:
That part of Green Street according to Registered Plan
umber 2, Town of Wingham, Township of Turnberry more
particularly described as follows:
COMMENCING: at; the North West angle of Victoria Square
according to said:•>riegistered Pian Number 2;
THENCE Westerly along the Westerly production of the '
Northerly limit of said Victoria Square, a distance of 66.00
feet to a point; .
THENCE Southerly, parallel to the Westerly limit of said
Victoria Square, to the Northerly high water mark of the
Maitland River; .
THENCE Easterly along• the said high water mark to the
Westerly limit of said Victoria Square;
THENCE Northerly along the Westerly limit of said Victoria
Square to the North West angle thereof, said angle also be-
ing the point of commencement of said Firstly Part herein
before described. -
SECONDLY: •
That part of Victoria Street according to Registered Plan
Number 2, W.T„P., Township of Turnberry, more par-
ticularly described as follows:
COMMENCING at the North West angle iof the aforemen• •
tioned Victoria Square;
THENCE Westerly along the Westerly production of the
Northerly limit of said Victoria Square a distance of 66.00
feet to a point;
THENCE Northerly, parallel to the Westerly limit of Victoria
Square a distance of 66.00 feet to a point;
THENCE' Easterly, parallel to the Northerly limit of Victoria
Square to the North West angle of Lot 231, according to
said Registered Plan Number 2;
THENCE Southerly along the Westerly limit of said Loi
_D,1, a distance of 66.00 feet to a point;
THENCE Westerly along the Easterly production of the
Northerly limit of Victoria Square, to the North East angle of
Victoria square;
THENCE continuing Westerly eland 'the Northerly limit of
Victoria Square, to the North West angle thereof said angle
being also the point of commencement of said Secondly
Part herein before described.
THIRDLY:
That part of Alice Street according to Registered Plan
Number 2, W.T.P., Township of Turnberry, more par-
ticularly described as follows:
COMMENCING at the North East angle of Victoria Square
according to said Registered Plan Number 2;
THENCE Easterly along the Easterly production of the Nor-
therly limit of Victoria Square 132 feet to a point on the
Westerly limit of Lot 231; said point being distant 66.00
feet Southerly from the North West angle of said Lot 2
as measured along the Westerly limit thereof.
THENCE Southerly along the Westerly limit of ots 23
230, 229 and 228 and along the Southerly produgtio
said Westerly limit of said Lots, to the NortherlRy, high w. er
mark of the Maitland River;
THENCE Westerly along said high water mark to the
Easterly limit of Victoria Square;
THENCE Northerly along the Easterly limit of Victoria
Square, to the North East angle of said Square; said angle
being also the point of commencement of said Thirdly Part
herein before described.
FOURTHLY.
That part of an unnamed Street according to Registered
`Plan Number 2, W.T.P., Township of Turnberry, more par-
ticularly described as follows:
COMMENCING at the South East angle of Lot 276 accur-
ding to said Registered Plan Number 2;
THENCE North Westerly along the Southerly limit of Lot
278 and along the North Westerly production of said
Southerly limit as it crosses a taneway, to and” along the
South Westerly limit of Lot 228 to the South West angle `of
said Lot;
THENCE Southerly along the Southerly production of the
Westerly limit of Lot 228, to the Northerly high water mark
of the Maitland River:
THENCE Easterly along the said Northerly high water mark
to a point of intersection with the Southerly production of
the Easterly limit of Lot 276;
THENCE Northerly along said Southerly production to the
South East angle of said Lot 276: said point being also the
point of commencement of said Fourthly Part herein before
described.
person, or by. his Council,.. Solicitor, or Agent,
any person who claims that his lauds would be
prejudicially affected by the bylaw and Who ap-
plies to be heard. Following the final passing of
this bylaw, -the said lands will be sold and con-
veyed pursuant to the provisions of the Ontario,„
Municipal Act.
Dated this 2nd day of December, 1981.
DOROTHY KELLY
Clerk
ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land and
premises situate, Tying and being in the W.T.P., in the
Township of Turnberry, in the County of Huron, and in the
Province of Ontario, and being composed of all of that part
of a laneway situated South of Victoria Street, North of an
. unnamed Street, East of the tier of Lots Numbered 228,
229, 230, and 231, and West of the tier of Lots Numbered
273, 27,4, 275, and 276, all according to Registered Plan
No. 2, own of Wingham, Township of Turnberry.
ALL AND SINGULAR that certian parcel or tract of land and
premises situate, Tying and being in the W.T.P., in the
Township of Turnberry, in the County of Huron, and in the
Province of Ontario, and being. composed of. all of that; part
ofralaneiwajl situated South of Herbert Street, North of Vic-
toria Street, East of ,Lot 232 and West of Lots 271 and
272; all according to Registered Plan Number 2, Town of
Wingham, Township of Turnberry.
ALL AND SINGULAR those certain parcels or tracts of tend
"and premises situate, lying and being in the W.T.P., in the
Township of Turnberry, in the County of Huron, and in the
Province of Ontario, and being composed of
FIRSTLY:
That part of Herbert Street, according to the Registered
Pian Number. 2, W.T.P:, Township of Turnberry, more par
ticuliarly described as follows:
COMMENCING at. the South West angle of Lot 232 accor-
ding to 'Registered Plan Number 2;•
THENCE North Easterly along the Southerly limit of Herbert
Street, to the North East angle of Lot 270 according to said
Pian 2; - • `
THENCE North Easterly along the North Easterly produc-
tion of the South EaSt limit of said Lot 270, to the point of
intersection of said line with the Northerly limit of Herbert
Street; •-
THENCE South Westerly along the Northerly 'limit of
Herbert Street to most Westerly angle of Lot 233 accor-
ding to said Registered Plan Number 2;
THENCE South Westerly along the South Westerly produc-
tion of the South West limit of said Lot 233, to the South
West angle of said Lot 232, said angle also being the point
of commencement of said Firstly Part herein before
described.
SECONDLY:
That part of Herbert Street according to Registered Plans
17 and 19, W.T.P., Township of Turnberry, more par-
ticularly described as follows.
COMMENCING at the most Southerly angle of Lot 42 ac-
cording to Registered Plan No 19; •
THENCE Southerly along the South Easterly Firoduction of
the South Westerly limit of said Lot 42. to .the Southerly
limit of Herbert Street:
THENCE North Easterly along the Southerly limit of Herbert
Street, to the North East angle of Lot 38 according to said
Registered Plans 17 and 19;
THENCE Northerly, to the most Easterly angle of said Lot
42; :.
THENCE South Westerly along the said Northerly limit of
Herbert Street to the most Southerlangle of said Lot 42,
said angle being also the point of commencement of said
Secondly Part hereinbefore described
ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land and
premises situate, lying and being in 'Ott. T P , in the
Township of Turnberry, in the County of Hurd'n, in the Pro-
vince of Ontario and being composed of tiff
FIRSTLY. That part of the laneway, having a,perpendicular
width of 19.80 feet, lying North West of and abutting the
tier of Lots numbered 233. 234, 269. 268 and 267, said
lane extending North Easterly from the easterly limit of
Alice Street, to the South Easterly production of a line
drawn parallel to and perpendicularly distant 66 feet
Souttlerly from the Northerly lira is of Lots 237 and 266.
said line also marking the Southerly limit of a Road
Allowance as opened by Registered Instrument No 1 1 92,
all according to Registered Plan Number 2. Town of
Wingham, Township of Turnberry.
SECONDLY. That part of the laneway having a perpen•
dicular width of 19 80 feet. lying Northerly of the Firstly
described laneway. Easterly of Lots 237 and 236. Wester
ly of Lot 266 and Southerly of the parallel line in the Firstly
herein described part, all according to said Registered Plan
Number 2, W T P . Township of Turnberry
ALL AND SINGULAR that certain parcel or tract of land and
premises situate lying and being in the W T P , in the
Township of Turnberry, in the County of Huron, in the Pro-
vince of Ontario. and being composed of
FIRSTLY all of Church Street according to Registered Plan
Number 19. W T P , Township of Turnberry. and.
SECONDLY all of the laneway according to Registered
Plan Number 19 aforesaid bounded on North by Lot 31
and on the South by Lot 39. said laneway extending from
'the Easterly limit of Church Street to the Easterly limit of
said Plan 19