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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-02-21, Page 10amical Eve Bellmore Personals is topic for Three curling rinks from Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Gorrie WMS Belmore competed last week at and Mrs. Murray Mulvey were Howick and some participated at Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mulvey and GORRIE—"Eve, the Mother of Mildmay. However, they failed to family. Us All" was the topic of a study win draws. The Huron County Cattlemen conducted by Mrs. James Belmore and McIntosh held a bonspiel on Monday of last Robinson when the Women's congregations acquired new week. The winner of the nine Missionary Society of Knox church officers on Sunday. The o'clock draw was a rink skipped Presbyterian Church met at the new trustee at McIntosh is Alan by Doug Inglis. home of Mrs. Harvey Adams. Darling. Sunday School The Juvenile Girls' hockey Mrs. Robinson was continuing superintendent is Mac Inglis and team played their first playoff the series of studies on women of stewards are Roy Douglas; Mrs. game with Wingham and won 5-4. the Bible. Everett Dustow and Graham In other play last week, the Tykes The meeting was opened by Wright. Belmore trustee is Harry were defeated 6-2 by Belgrave; president Miss Louise Matthews Mulvey and stewards are Murray the Squirts lost to Clifford 5-4 in a who read a poem, "Thou Shalt Mulvey and John Rutherford. close game; the Pee Wees Know", and led in the singing of a Organist and choirleader is Ruth defeated Belgrave 5-2 and the hymn. The Lord's Prayer and Bailey and Sunday School Midgets lost to Kurtzville in WMS aim and purpose were organist is Caroline Mulvey. another 54 game. , repeated in unison. Roll call was Mr. and Mrs. Clark Renwick At the Chamber of Commerce answered by a verse from the celebrated their 57th wedding meeting held latt Wednesday, it Bible symbolizing `beginning'. anniversary on February 16. was decided that there will not be Mrs. William A. Smith received Weekend visitors of Mr. and a skate-a-thon this year. On the offering which was dedicated Mrs. Walter Renwick were Mr. March 7, Murray Elston, a by the president. and Mrs. Brian Carroll, London. Wingham lawyer, will be the During the business of the guest speaker. Each member is meeting, a discussion was held on asked to bring a friend. The repairs and decorations in the meeting will commence at 8 p.m. church. The ladies were M\ /' NG , ^ and the guest will speak at 9. reminded of the World Day of �/ ' V `] Prayer service on March 2 in the Hydro is cutting back on new construction program Ontario Hydro will mothball vaned to have much effect on the Wesleyville generating the overall situation. The board r station now under construction reconfirmed its December near Port Hope as the first step in decision that expenditures on isn't half so an attempt to balance the con- these stations be held to, a tinuing effects of a weak minimum until a final decision is NEC I C .. economy on electricity demands, reached. the board of directors announced The decision to take these steps last week. reflects the latest electrical load When it is The board is also looking at forecast accepted by the board of followed by a other projects, including the directors Feb. 12. The forecast Bruce B nuclear plant, in a predicts an average growth of 4.7 Welcome Wagon review of its construction per cent annually to 1990 and 4.2 Call! program. The review will look at per cent from then until the turn Janet stretching out construction or of the century. Last year the Jet Little ancancelling the coal -burning forecast growth rate was 5.5 per Phone e1 �3 Atikokan generating station in cent to 1987, gradually dropping northwestern Ontario and ,to 4.5 per cent by the )Hear 2000. stretching out the construction of "When the basic shape of the (� the Darlington and Bruce B expansion program was deter 'T� /prrpmp On nuclear stations. mined in the late 1960s for the yy yyGlW���C / l These four plants were selected period up to the nid-1980s the LTD. n _ i because all other plants under economy was in good shape sell. EEO construction are too far ad- there were few signs of the economic problems which this ' country has had to face in recent years," Hydro Chairman Robert Taylor said. At that time, Mr. Taylor said, Hydro was in serious difficulty with thin reserve margins and was looking for ways to diversify sources of fuel to generate ANNUAL MEETING electricity because of un- certainties about future supplies. Surplus capacity will be reduced by more than one million Howiek Farmers' Mutual kilowatts as a result of the decision to stop and store Fide Insurance Company, Wesleyville until the early 19908. Because oil -fired stations are the Wroxeter, Ontario. most expensive to operate it was decided this is the most economic The 106th Annual Meeting of the Company will be held way to reduce excess capacity at at the Company Head Office, Wroxeter, Ontario on: this time. About f3oo million has been TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1979 committed d about tfgo milo the lionn"I so far at 1:30 P.M • spent over the next 12 months. If completed on schedule the station would have cost =860 PURPOSE: million. 1. To receive the Annual Statement and Auditor's The estimated total cost of the 1 Report Bruce B station is $2.91 billion, 2. To elect two Directors to replace Lloyd Michie and with $m million committed to Jim Moir, whose term of office expires. Both retiring date. About 1,800 trades men are now on the site, with 600 in the Directors ere eligible for re-election. engineering office off the site. 3. To approve the adoption of the following by law: Work is well underway on No. 30 - Meetings, No. 61 and 62 - Hold Harmless various sections of the plant. Agteen1wnt. Mr. Taylor said the ministry of 4. To appoint an Auditor for 1979. energy has been advised of the S. To transact any other business which may rightly board action and he expected the come before the nweRng government would make some response before the board Ron McMkhoel Randy Hutchinson reviews the alternatives on President Manger further slow downs in con- struction at its meeting next month. R CENTENNIAL BONSPIEL WINNERS—The Bevan Lind- presented Mr. Lindsay with the chamRlonship trophy' say rink won the Wingham Centennial Bonsplel held at the Other,rink rink members from left are: lead Annette Van curling chub over the weekend. Stewart- Leedham, far right, pypensecond Dave Bender and vice Carolyn Schofield. ��-.���uilllllll Georgian Oak Kitchens Treat yourself and your kitchen Upper 8 Lower Unit -54" to pre -assembled, pre -finished 95 Georgian Oak cabinets. Has an329 attractive Autumn Gold wood fin- . ish. Sparkling Trimold counter. Sink a Faucet Extra O/Amk Plus Free OFF Installation on All Custom Planned Kitchens ordered for the duration of this advertise- ment. FREE ESTIMATES. INVITED (Until February 28, 1979) Hanover Vanities -I'II1a1-31,1_, Penthouse Kitchen Attractive styling in Maple - Walnut hi-lited finish. 72" upper b lower cabinets. With Trimold counter top. 72". 35995er9gEt Lower Sink & Faucet Extra 54" Mini -Kitchen Ready to finish upper Et lower cabinets. With Trimold counter top. For kitchen or laundry room. 17A"nsEnsemble Sink Et Faucet Extra Ir, I I S III S Coronette 24" With Arborite top. White finish. . 2 � N. Vf ii Georgian Oak 16" vanity with Autumn Gold finish A9S Top Extra 0,0 Ir®':. Italian Prov. 30" vanity with tri - mold top. White. 13295 11 Georgian Oak 30" vanity in Aut- umn Gold. 11 �r5 old tol woO STORE HOURS: ! YI B F="E R Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:30 p.M. N.1111111"vaw 405 Josophino St. Saturday S m; 6" , h Winghom 8:30 a.m.=4:00 paw. ---�• Phono 3S7-2581 t Gacrie United Chin- , lli _MW Wb h+m &dvawe-Times. February 21. 1>i79, ribs. Gordon Moir geve the treasurer's report and it was \ decided to hold a bake sale and r--' NM. WILLIAM SOTHERN tea an March, 17 at " 9:80 p.tn. Highlights of the Presbytery f r o m Fordwich meeting in Wingham were given by Mrs. Smith.Notes Following a closing hymn, Miss Matthews closed with prayer and lam. and Mrs. Bill Johnston and were Sunday visitors with Mr. week in Listowel Memorial a social time followed: family of Toronto spent the and Mrs. Gary Sothern and Hospital. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jim family, Palmerston. Miss Laurie Dinsmore of visite one day last w7k in Watidl. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bride and Toronto spent the weekend with Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Vittie of Port B':Jera1e Minem of Don Mills spent the Mrs. Elsie Strong and Mrs. Miss Carolyn Colborne, Mrs. Jennie Vittie and A miscellaneous shower for weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Verna Galbraith. Mr. -and Mrs. Alex Vittie of Da le Fischer will be held in Dayle Harold Doig. Dinsmore is also spending some visited Thursday with Bluevale United Church on Mr. and Mrs. Jinn Warrell time at the same home. Gibson was a last Mr. and- Mrs. James Vittie and Wednesday, February 26, at 8 visited recently with Mr. and Mrs Graff and M r. and Mrs Blake patient also attended the funeral of Mrs.; P.maryl Schult of Knox College, Robert Connell in Hanover. On Mrs. Ray Seniors', euchre William Taylor in Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Johnson Toronto, was in charge of the in the Presbyterian Monday, Mr. and attended a birthday dinner service Fleischauer and Mrs. Cun- Ken Sunday in honor of the latter's church on Sunday. ningham of Stratford visited at . WROXETER—Mrs. Mrs. R. Williamson, held Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Men- the Warrell home. Bennett (playing •as a man) took mother, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed rung were supper guests of Mr. Mrs. Gordon Goldrich, Grant high prize at the senior citizens' at Neeb, Kitchener. and Mrs. Fred Lewis on Tuesday. and Paul of Guelph visited euchre party in the community Rev. and Mrs. Bill Richards of Saturday with Mr. sud Mrs. hall on Wednesday evening of last Clift Marks captured Speers, Saskatchewan, were Anson Demerling. week. weekend visitors with their Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Miller, Waterloo, spent the weekend with the low prize. � Ladies prizes went to Mrs• grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. gr Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller and William Dettman and Mrs. Harry andptin Stinson. Other guests Rev. Tom Mr. and Mrs. J. Douglas, - had dY. yko birthdatenearest St Sunda were Fleetham, Mr. and Mrs. Laverne �� Friends of Harold Doig were the Valentine's Day and received a Stinson, Shelley and Jason bf y \ pleased that he was able to return novelty prize. Minto. home last week from Listowel Conveners for the evening were Memorial Hospital where he had Gina and John deGroot, Mrs. been confined for some time. Mildrdd Coupland and Harvey Mr. and Mrs. William Sothern Simmons. • • amical Eve Bellmore Personals is topic for Three curling rinks from Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Gorrie WMS Belmore competed last week at and Mrs. Murray Mulvey were Howick and some participated at Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mulvey and GORRIE—"Eve, the Mother of Mildmay. However, they failed to family. Us All" was the topic of a study win draws. The Huron County Cattlemen conducted by Mrs. James Belmore and McIntosh held a bonspiel on Monday of last Robinson when the Women's congregations acquired new week. The winner of the nine Missionary Society of Knox church officers on Sunday. The o'clock draw was a rink skipped Presbyterian Church met at the new trustee at McIntosh is Alan by Doug Inglis. home of Mrs. Harvey Adams. Darling. Sunday School The Juvenile Girls' hockey Mrs. Robinson was continuing superintendent is Mac Inglis and team played their first playoff the series of studies on women of stewards are Roy Douglas; Mrs. game with Wingham and won 5-4. the Bible. Everett Dustow and Graham In other play last week, the Tykes The meeting was opened by Wright. Belmore trustee is Harry were defeated 6-2 by Belgrave; president Miss Louise Matthews Mulvey and stewards are Murray the Squirts lost to Clifford 5-4 in a who read a poem, "Thou Shalt Mulvey and John Rutherford. close game; the Pee Wees Know", and led in the singing of a Organist and choirleader is Ruth defeated Belgrave 5-2 and the hymn. The Lord's Prayer and Bailey and Sunday School Midgets lost to Kurtzville in WMS aim and purpose were organist is Caroline Mulvey. another 54 game. , repeated in unison. Roll call was Mr. and Mrs. Clark Renwick At the Chamber of Commerce answered by a verse from the celebrated their 57th wedding meeting held latt Wednesday, it Bible symbolizing `beginning'. anniversary on February 16. was decided that there will not be Mrs. William A. Smith received Weekend visitors of Mr. and a skate-a-thon this year. On the offering which was dedicated Mrs. Walter Renwick were Mr. March 7, Murray Elston, a by the president. and Mrs. Brian Carroll, London. Wingham lawyer, will be the During the business of the guest speaker. Each member is meeting, a discussion was held on asked to bring a friend. The repairs and decorations in the meeting will commence at 8 p.m. church. The ladies were M\ /' NG , ^ and the guest will speak at 9. reminded of the World Day of �/ ' V `] Prayer service on March 2 in the Hydro is cutting back on new construction program Ontario Hydro will mothball vaned to have much effect on the Wesleyville generating the overall situation. The board r station now under construction reconfirmed its December near Port Hope as the first step in decision that expenditures on isn't half so an attempt to balance the con- these stations be held to, a tinuing effects of a weak minimum until a final decision is NEC I C .. economy on electricity demands, reached. the board of directors announced The decision to take these steps last week. reflects the latest electrical load When it is The board is also looking at forecast accepted by the board of followed by a other projects, including the directors Feb. 12. The forecast Bruce B nuclear plant, in a predicts an average growth of 4.7 Welcome Wagon review of its construction per cent annually to 1990 and 4.2 Call! program. The review will look at per cent from then until the turn Janet stretching out construction or of the century. Last year the Jet Little ancancelling the coal -burning forecast growth rate was 5.5 per Phone e1 �3 Atikokan generating station in cent to 1987, gradually dropping northwestern Ontario and ,to 4.5 per cent by the )Hear 2000. stretching out the construction of "When the basic shape of the (� the Darlington and Bruce B expansion program was deter 'T� /prrpmp On nuclear stations. mined in the late 1960s for the yy yyGlW���C / l These four plants were selected period up to the nid-1980s the LTD. n _ i because all other plants under economy was in good shape sell. EEO construction are too far ad- there were few signs of the economic problems which this ' country has had to face in recent years," Hydro Chairman Robert Taylor said. At that time, Mr. Taylor said, Hydro was in serious difficulty with thin reserve margins and was looking for ways to diversify sources of fuel to generate ANNUAL MEETING electricity because of un- certainties about future supplies. Surplus capacity will be reduced by more than one million Howiek Farmers' Mutual kilowatts as a result of the decision to stop and store Fide Insurance Company, Wesleyville until the early 19908. Because oil -fired stations are the Wroxeter, Ontario. most expensive to operate it was decided this is the most economic The 106th Annual Meeting of the Company will be held way to reduce excess capacity at at the Company Head Office, Wroxeter, Ontario on: this time. About f3oo million has been TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1979 committed d about tfgo milo the lionn"I so far at 1:30 P.M • spent over the next 12 months. If completed on schedule the station would have cost =860 PURPOSE: million. 1. To receive the Annual Statement and Auditor's The estimated total cost of the 1 Report Bruce B station is $2.91 billion, 2. To elect two Directors to replace Lloyd Michie and with $m million committed to Jim Moir, whose term of office expires. Both retiring date. About 1,800 trades men are now on the site, with 600 in the Directors ere eligible for re-election. engineering office off the site. 3. To approve the adoption of the following by law: Work is well underway on No. 30 - Meetings, No. 61 and 62 - Hold Harmless various sections of the plant. Agteen1wnt. Mr. Taylor said the ministry of 4. To appoint an Auditor for 1979. energy has been advised of the S. To transact any other business which may rightly board action and he expected the come before the nweRng government would make some response before the board Ron McMkhoel Randy Hutchinson reviews the alternatives on President Manger further slow downs in con- struction at its meeting next month. R CENTENNIAL BONSPIEL WINNERS—The Bevan Lind- presented Mr. Lindsay with the chamRlonship trophy' say rink won the Wingham Centennial Bonsplel held at the Other,rink rink members from left are: lead Annette Van curling chub over the weekend. Stewart- Leedham, far right, pypensecond Dave Bender and vice Carolyn Schofield. ��-.���uilllllll Georgian Oak Kitchens Treat yourself and your kitchen Upper 8 Lower Unit -54" to pre -assembled, pre -finished 95 Georgian Oak cabinets. Has an329 attractive Autumn Gold wood fin- . ish. Sparkling Trimold counter. Sink a Faucet Extra O/Amk Plus Free OFF Installation on All Custom Planned Kitchens ordered for the duration of this advertise- ment. FREE ESTIMATES. INVITED (Until February 28, 1979) Hanover Vanities -I'II1a1-31,1_, Penthouse Kitchen Attractive styling in Maple - Walnut hi-lited finish. 72" upper b lower cabinets. With Trimold counter top. 72". 35995er9gEt Lower Sink & Faucet Extra 54" Mini -Kitchen Ready to finish upper Et lower cabinets. With Trimold counter top. For kitchen or laundry room. 17A"nsEnsemble Sink Et Faucet Extra Ir, I I S III S Coronette 24" With Arborite top. White finish. . 2 � N. Vf ii Georgian Oak 16" vanity with Autumn Gold finish A9S Top Extra 0,0 Ir®':. Italian Prov. 30" vanity with tri - mold top. White. 13295 11 Georgian Oak 30" vanity in Aut- umn Gold. 11 �r5 old tol woO STORE HOURS: ! YI B F="E R Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:30 p.M. N.1111111"vaw 405 Josophino St. Saturday S m; 6" , h Winghom 8:30 a.m.=4:00 paw. ---�• Phono 3S7-2581 t