The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-05-02, Page 11Glen Martin's Garage
Thank You.
We wish to express our sincerest thanks
to all our friends and customers who have
patronized us over the past 24 years,
Our best wishes go to the new owners,
Bill and Linda Miller, for success in the
future. Under their management, the business
will be known as Miller's Garage.
Glen & May Martin
Fordwich
TOGETHER
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insurance from `friend
The Co -Operators
your credit union sponsored
insurance company
Co-operation among Co -Ops.
Located in the
Credit Union Building.
8 Alfred St., [corner of
Josephine St_] Wingham, Ont.
North Huron Credit
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The Co-operators
357-3739
Co rMulations
The Wingham AdvancislUmm, MW t, *-*— 111
Report. fromQueen's Park
to million Canadian to make that Mayor
THE WINGHAM BIBLE CHAPEL Ukelele,Band played a couple of religious numbers at payment this year, showing an
the Lions Talent Hunt Show Thursday night. The group had one of 15 acts at the second exchange loss of about $5 million,
Hyndman Italent show. with more losses to come in the
future.
�"- MRS. ALLAN GRIFFITH , "The fastest , growing
ad
Rockton, visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hart, Mrs.
budgetary item is the interest on
the provincial debt — the Davis
!aY !>fIJRRAY ftil►tJN?
'DIV ."V
Milian. It is am pro*tdsd to be The Lfberai i1INnItIrMAiI 4B'lljt
$13.3 billim by the end of the condemned tw � li�lrs
her aunt, Miss Marion Gibson.
Bob Bradshaw, also Mrs.
• Vinyl and Aluminum Siding
on the opening
itiJitOltl "E)
Meal year, an increase of 3g per Developteeet � - Ilb . "ve
I s
years have added $11.1 billion to
this debt, which is now costing us
occasion was Mrs. Coulter's 80th
returned home after spending the
of their new
terminal.
Best WIS'heS for the f�lture !
Oppodow PW Rise have caped
cent. Tiflis represents as increase best a tax dw tier do A&
million a day in interest
and this is probably a low
estimate.
"This amounts to $1.388 billion
a year, 9.2 per cent of the current
budget and an increase of 12.6 per
cent over last ear A d
h
,
4.
Vestrou
last Tuesday of their aunt and, the
for a provincial foreipo - is-
from INN per capita in IM71 to Itllasey wW not So Wwo 0 is
,
latter's sister-in-law, Mrs. Angus
g
• Esfen Insulation
vestment review agency attar
a projection of =1,791 per capita needed — to aasid new COmWim
Carmichael.
Mrs. Bill Wintemute is a
NEW I Esfen 1'/4" Insulation can be applied
Listowel. She enjoys good health.
Liberal UPP Jack Riddell
for this fiscal year." ventures. Like ft l�iippme t
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on the outside of home.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark have
l
Ein Toman- Plattsville, and
g,
( Huron -Middlesex) revealed that
Ur • Peterson criticized the Development FUnd, ft~ to a
your
returned home following a few
Mrs. Ivan Sararas, New Dundee,
a West German family had
proposed Employment misdirected aii�► edam& ltRe
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were Sunday guests at the home
of their brother. Ross Toman,
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enough money deposited in
Development Fund, describing it gove'mumtblassalssstlttloX40k
t`
Huron County banks to buy the
4s "little more than a t1200 million on both corsets. We tlaltr fist two
Columbia
Mrs. Elaine Mclntee and friend
.'f
equivalent of two townships of
slush fund with no provision for government's pe+upsad' is be
Mr. and .".:r s. Roo Higgins and
°f "'cst:,n were weekend guests
HOWiCK-TURNBIER11Y
farm land. The minister. of
legislative scrutiny or ac- restrictive and wdll teeth in a
family of Stratford visited
x0h her mother, Mr. and Mrs.
HORSE AND PONT'
agriculture said he would need
countability. If the treasurer complicated, bursas erallte
y
Sunday with his parents. Mr. and
Clifford Marks.
facts and figuresconsidered
before. anything
it anything other than
Y n8 nightmare with no mere ebla�se .
could be done and that a study of
a political porkbarrel, hg would oL success than its pre vioOs st-
The first meeting of the
land ownership in Huron County
be willing to introduce legislation tempt two years ago (the ill-fated ,
_
Howick-Turn berry 4-H Horse and
Rick Gibbons
is in progress.
setting out the criteria by which Venture Investment Cotpera-
-
K
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Pony Club was held at the home
loans and grants will be con- tions program) whieb att=ateltad'°
l
Mr. Riddell noted that four
sidered." ^ rot a single registrant."
"State Farm
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Canadian provinces have laws
on April 16, with 21 members in
has
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restricting foreign ownership of
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land.
Ontario Hydro will complete
the first half of the third heavy
water plant at the Bruce nuclear
y
generating station, but it won't go
k
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into operation until the extra
power is needed, according to an
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announcement by Hydro
Now have
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Chairman Robert Taylor. He said
`
the decision to mothball the plantis
y .
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on lower forecasts of
DONUTS
electriscal demand growth as well
as continued uncertainties about
the future of heavy water sales in
Fresh Every Day Monday thru Sunday
Canada and abroad.
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Duringthe Liberal
StopIn and have a donut and coffee - or -take
formal response to theBTnew
some home for dessert.
u
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provincial budget, Financial
Critic David Peterson (MPP
London Centre) referred to the
NOW OPEN FROM
government's latest commitment
8:00 A.M. MONDAY TO SATURDAY
t'
TASTES GOOD—A School Mass followed by a hot dog lunch wrapped up Education Week
to balancing the budget by 1984 as
NOON SUNDAY
at Scared Heart School last Friday. Enjoying the treat are Kelly and Tracy McInnes,
a sham.
,
Joanne. Doerr, Heather Ritchie, Mary Anne Hallahan, Sherilyn Allen, Jason Steffler,
He pointed out that if the
Healy Hallahan and Jason Schmidt, members of Mrs. Mary Kinahan's Kindergarten
government's own projections
Special Orders Taken
class. (Kelly was just visiting.)
are correct and if the current
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a
rate of decline of the deficit (2.2
per cent) continues, it would take
some 43 years before revenue
matched expenditures. In ad-
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dltion this year's forecast doesn't
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e
even include an estimate of
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revenue loss from uptake of the
r t w f N G f -f G M t S
proposed Small Business
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Development Program.
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"Moreover, of we don't soon
�NcORPORaTl o
start creating new wealth in
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Ontario we shall necessarily be
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committing ourselves to ever
higher levels of taxation in the
PROCLAMATION
$ ,
years ahead,,, Mr. Peterson said.
"There is no way around that
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inevitability.
WHEREAS the United Nations has declared 1979 as The Inter-
some part, in the past been
national Year of the Child;
financed by loans taken out in
AND WHEREASt
he United Nations marks the twentieth anni-
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German deutschemarks (DM).
versory of the Declaration of the Rights of the child, passed
These loans were taken out ata
on November 20th, 1959; ,,,�
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AND WHEREAS the preamble states in "the child, by recti-
on of his physical and mental immaturity, needs special
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and payable in 1975, it produced
safeguards and core, including appropriate legal protec-
an actual loss for the province of
tion before as well as after birth"
r
r.;, �,
$9.55 million. The province still
AND WHEREAS Principle No. 4 states "the child shall be en -
x
has outstanding two loans in DM
titled to grow and develop in health. To this end special
P
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and we face even more severe
care and protection shall be provided both to him and his
k
losses due to the continuing rise
mother, including adequate pre -natal and post -natal care"
in the value of the DM. For in -
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stance, this year a portion of one
BE IT DECLARED that the week•of May 6th to May 13th be de-
\
of he loans became due t)n Feb. 1.
clared Respect for Life Week in the Town of Wingham.
This was equal to $4 million
Canadian when we took out the
loan and it required over to
Wm. E. Walden It
to million Canadian to make that Mayor
THE WINGHAM BIBLE CHAPEL Ukelele,Band played a couple of religious numbers at payment this year, showing an
the Lions Talent Hunt Show Thursday night. The group had one of 15 acts at the second exchange loss of about $5 million,
Hyndman Italent show. with more losses to come in the
future.
�"- MRS. ALLAN GRIFFITH , "The fastest , growing
ad
Rockton, visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hart, Mrs.
budgetary item is the interest on
the provincial debt — the Davis
bidin'g
her aunt, Miss Marion Gibson.
Bob Bradshaw, also Mrs.
• Vinyl and Aluminum Siding
on the opening
Wroxeter
"$3.8
Person a
I s
years have added $11.1 billion to
this debt, which is now costing us
occasion was Mrs. Coulter's 80th
returned home after spending the
of their new
terminal.
Best WIS'heS for the f�lture !
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Allan Griffith has
Jack Clarke for dinner on returned home after spending a
Saturday evening were Mr. and week with her cousin, Mrs.
Mrs. Adam Coulter, Tiverton, James Robertson of Goderich.
Gl C It f Mr and Mrs G D Dailley
Burlington, and Mr. and Mrs.
Crawford Gibson, Barrie, were
recent guests with their parents,
Mt'. and Mrs. Gordon Gibson.
Mr and Mrs Allan Griffith
million a day in interest
and this is probably a low
estimate.
"This amounts to $1.388 billion
a year, 9.2 per cent of the current
budget and an increase of 12.6 per
cent over last ear A d
h
,
4.
Vestrou
Courtesy of
Wilson-13
Trailer Sales Ltd.
10 Forwell Road, Kitchener, Ont
N2B 3E7
ou er o Owen Sound, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Machan, Mrs.
Rockton, visited recently with
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hart, Mrs.
Y ec a ago
the funded debt stood at $4.2
Edith McIntosh and Mrs. Clara
her aunt, Miss Marion Gibson.
Bob Bradshaw, also Mrs.
• Vinyl and Aluminum Siding
Coulter, all of Listowel. The
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Allan have
William Hart of Listowel, at-
• Soffit and Fascia
occasion was Mrs. Coulter's 80th
returned home after spending the
tended the funeral in Goderich
•Shutters and Awnings
birthday, Mrs. Coulter formerly
winter in Florida.
last Tuesday of their aunt and, the
lived in Wroxeter n
and now
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Isabelle
latter's sister-in-law, Mrs. Angus
g
• Esfen Insulation
resides in the senior citizens'
apartments on
p Queen Street.
and family, Mississauga, were
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Carmichael.
Mrs. Bill Wintemute is a
NEW I Esfen 1'/4" Insulation can be applied
Listowel. She enjoys good health.
Clarence Clement.
patient in Listowel Memorial
'
on the outside of home.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Clark have
l
Ein Toman- Plattsville, and
g,
Hospital.
your
returned home following a few
Mrs. Ivan Sararas, New Dundee,
weeks' vacation with their son,
Terry Clark, Mrs. Clark and little
were Sunday guests at the home
of their brother. Ross Toman,
:
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daughter in Vancouver. British
and Mrs. Toman.
Columbia
Mrs. Elaine Mclntee and friend
Mr. and .".:r s. Roo Higgins and
°f "'cst:,n were weekend guests
HOWiCK-TURNBIER11Y
family of Stratford visited
x0h her mother, Mr. and Mrs.
HORSE AND PONT'
Sunday with his parents. Mr. and
Clifford Marks.
CLUB
Mrs. Stewart Higgins.
bl rs. Bonnie MacDougall,
The first meeting of the
_
Howick-Turn berry 4-H Horse and
Rick Gibbons
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Pony Club was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dinsmore
"State Farm
V
on April 16, with 21 members in
has
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Hm there's a better way... attendance. LIFE insurance,,
��►�� The meeting opened with the 4- oath..:Wi►.-
Misider oumf one 4U$• H
- The lection of the officers was too! Call me `
Open a V&G Chequing or Savings ACCOVnt. We believe our services as follows: leader, Mrs Jean
are the best: Savings Account — 9'/z% interest, Chequing Dinsmore; assistant leader, for details:'Marjorie McMichael; president,
Account 4% interest plus free Cheques and much more.Carolyn Dinsmore; vice presi
Come in and ask us about them. It's a crime you don't know. dent, Rodney Van Engen; secre-
tary, Lorraine Dinsmore; press
reporter, Alison Edgar. "`"""` : CONTINUOUS - SEAMLESS EAVESTROUGN
11%�Ti�RIA Contact our office: Topics discussed were when
ANDt�! Main Street East and where to hold the meetings, LikeavW bor, "Factory On Wheels"'
and what the club would like to do stat iii t
Listowel A* in the coming year. Mrs. Dins- We manufacture 5" aluminum seamless eavestrough.
TRUST
291 1450 ;,,,, more suggested trail rides, camp We install or deliver any length.
l _ *. outs, trips to horse shows, and 25 A�rAd �i• E•
Sync �� ��� Coll Ed now before the spring rush 1
j many more exciting things. Wjn9nam
C,, A 11 The 4-H meeting closed with
ChNuing or Savings Accounts the 4-H motto: "Learn to do by 357-328-0
Mamm, Canada OapoUt In wnp.ce Cmpnralfnn .. doing„ Sbfr fenw lib -0,
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Following a snack, the caedhn�o�r..wa..Womwft 335m6341
memtrr•s vfaited the horse barn.
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