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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-05-23, Page 124 Si,. )L2—Tbo Wingham Advance -Times, May 28, 1878 40 — , WILLIAM SOTHEIM N6tes from Fordwich 1 ]IIr. and Mrs. Brent Wylie of weekend with friends at Lion's Hanover were holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wylie. Head. Scott Laframboise spent four Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ridley of days last week with his grand - Belle River visited with Mrs. mother, Mrs. Florence Wilson. Dora Ridley. Mr. and Mrs. David Schneider, Mrs. PhebelHaverfield and Mr. Mark and Barbara of Kitchener and Mrs. Brian Jefferson and spent the weekend at their home Susan of Woodstock visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. here. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Finley and Haverfield family of Acton spent the of farm produce has been raksed weekend at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Elliott of Jim Hadley was a patient a Flora visited Sunday with Mr. couple of days last week in and Mrs. Doug Holt. Listowel hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Eade and George Pittendreigh is this family of Wallace Township week confined to Westminster moved to their new home which Hospital, London. they recently purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Finley. returned home over the weekend Friends will be sorry to hear after spending a week with Mr. that Mrs. John Winkel is a patient and Mrs. Doug Wildfang in in Listowel hospital where she Mississauga. underwent major surgery. James Vittie is a patient in • and Mg's' les Halliday Listowel hospital where he un- spent a few days last week at derwent surgery last week. Dunkirk, New York. Tim and Tracy Sothern of Mr. and Mrs. Don Elliott of Palmerston spent the weekend Niagara. Falls were weekend with their grandparents, Mr. and guests with Mr. and Mrs. Mel Mrs. Bill Sothern, while their Allan. parents were on a bus trip to Mr., and Mrs. Bill Sullivan of Nashville. " Kingston spent the weekend with Wally Nixon was a patient last relatives in the area. week in the Wingham hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ron McClement, Weekend guests with Mrs. Eva Sandra and Tom spent the Harris were Mr. and Mrs. Les weekend at Port Elgin. Watkins and Erin of Bolton and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Martin, Mr. and Mrs. John Harris of Donna and Brenda. scent the Bramalea. Cre-�gi`���T�TI1�L CQ1UX_iTDiQ-V___V'X The Mothers' Auxiliary to Wingham Minor Hockey has agreed to operate a food booth in the Wingham Arena for special events held in the arena during centennial week. The food booth is needed in order to get a liquor license for a large number of people in the arena. The Wingham Junior Citizens approached the centennial committee at the committee's weekly meeting Thursday to suggest that a teen dance would be better attended the Friday before centennial week, rather than opposite the centennial ball. Many teenagers will be called on to babysit the night of the ball and some of the older teens may want to go to the ball themselves, they argued. The senior citizens will be entering a float in the big parade Aug. 4, seniors' representative George. Taylor reported. The seniors will soon hold a wW WBS %jet Provincial police at the Wingham detachment report a fairly quiet Victoria Day weekend with no serious ac- cidents and few other oc- currences. Only two accidents were reported, with minor injuries reported in one of them. Richard German of Blyth was treated for abrasions at Wingham and District Hospital after he was apparently thrown off his motorcycle and onto gravel on Dinsley Street, Blyth. An increased number of traffic charges were laid because of the volume of traffic passing through the area but liquor seizures were down, police reported. SENIOR CITIZENS got a lift to and from the centennial police concert last Wednesday night. Members of the Wingham Police Department, their wives and others transported the seniors, many in wheelchairs, to F. E. Madill Secondary School to see the Waterloo Regional Police Choir, the OPP Pipe Band and the Hamilton -Wentworth Regional Police Choir. progressive euchre, with By Murray Gaunt, MPP for Huron -Bruce proceeds to the centennial committee. They are also in- vestigating Park the possibility of organizing a g g g sin along during Report from Q centennial week. METRIC SIZE REPLACES I PRICE ~ \ \ Gail Holmes, billeting corn- This week the ministry of 75 per cent of the cost of his tile mittee chairwoman, reported agriculture and food estimates drainage installation. there has been a poor response so have been before the resources To take account of inflation and far from people offering -their development committee. The other factors the qualifying value homes to visitors during the Aug. minister during his comments of farm produce has been raksed 1-6 centennial week. Only a few highlighted the programs the to $4,000 from $2,000 under the have phoned to offer a place to ministry has undertaken and farm tax reduction program. The stay and none of these live in supported throughout the year. y 1978 program rebates half the Wingham, but live in the In � In regard to income municipal property taxes aid b P P Pe Y P Y surroundingarea. More homes stabilization Ontario instituted farmers who produce $4,000 are needed for the many people its first stabilization program in worth of agricultural goods returning to town to visit, she 1977. In 1978 the ministry in- annually. said. troduced the three-year plan. March 31, 1979, saw the end of Based on the experience gained the 12 -year capital grants'. St. St4phenrs with these plans, as well as the program. A new program or* experience in the cow -calf grants—the five-year Ontario Guild meets at program, an amended three-year Farm .Productivity Incentive plan will be introduced. Program—has been announced,. Jarvis home Under the new arrangements aimed at retaining soil the producer will pay a fee equal ', productivity and reducing GORRIE— On May 9 the ladies to one-third of the total possible erosion. Farmers who did not use of St. Stephen's Anglican Church payout and if a year goes by and their full entitlement under the met at the home of Mrs. Hugh there's no payout the fee for that capital grants program may Jarvis. The meeting'was opened year will be applied against the apply for grants to assist in the by all members repeating the fee for the next year. In some building of livestock barns, milk Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Jasper cases that could mean there houses, poultry barns, silos, Farrish gave the devotions based would be no fee collected in the greenhouses, tobacco kilns and on Chronicles: "A time for second or third year. maple syrup facilities. To qualify everything under heaven". Each participating producer a farm must produce $8,000 worth It was announced that the will have his own account in the of agricultural goods annually. Great Chapter Deanery of South fund. If there is a balance in his The minister of transportation Saugeen is Wednesday, May 23, account at the end of the three- and communications, James at 8 p.m. in St. Paul's Church, year plan he'll get a refund which Snow, announced a new, man- Wingham. On June 5 the group is will include any interest earned datory bus inspection prpgram to invited to attend the annual on his money. become effective in Ontario Oct. Deanery at Trinity Anglican The Ontario government will 31, 1979. Church, Fordwich. The next noon continue to contribute two-thirds Under the new regulations a luncheon is May 31. of the fee. If a federal plan is bus means any motor vehicle A mystery gift was won by introduced during the next three with dual wheels or tandem rear Mrs. Beryl Stuernol. Auctioneer years the Stabilization Com- axles designed to carry 10 or Mrs. Wm. Bennett auctioned the mission will simply pay back to more passengers, other than plants and Rev. Laramie closed the farmers whatever money is those fitted with a truck or the meeting with prayer. All in their individual accounts and delivery body. joined in saying the grace. let the federal program take It includes all buses operated The next guild meeting will be over. by or under contract to a at the home of Mrs. Harry For 1979-80 there will be four municipality or other transit Zimmerman and will be a stabilization plans: corn, authority; buses licensed as miscellaneous bridal shower for soybeans, white beans and winter public vehicles under the Public Brenda Bennett, bride -elect. wheat, which is new this year. Vehicles Act; and vehicles used Crop insurance is another for the transportation for com- program aimed at the boom and pensation of persons in bust problems of agriculture. The wheelchairs, regardless of the f h if th designed seating capacity. The armer pays a e premium TOGETHER and the federal government pays new inspection program covers the other half, with the province nearly all bus categories, in - carrying the administration eluding buses privately owned TO SERVE costs. and operated by colleges and The tile drainage program is to universities, church and service rou s s its org nizations a d be continued, whereby the far- g P , Po n mer can get a 10 -year loan from industry. his municipality to finance up to Vehicles which meet the • regiored standards will be issued MRS. DERRILL HALLMANtwo stickers: a safety inspection Lakelet sticker and a special brake ng spection sticker. Buses carrying passengers after Oct. 31 of this year without valid safety and C:ood weainei over the hchda,y ~rake ingnection stickers will be --J weekend brought out the cam- removed from service until such Buy your home, life, boat, and auto pers in Lakelet. Fireworks on time as inspections are carried insurance from a friend Sunday night got the season off to out. 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 Josephino St.I Winghom, Clint. Noah Huron Credit The Co-operators Union 367-2311 357-3739 a good start. Mr. and Mrs. John Inglis of Toronto and Masters Kevin and Michael Inglis of Formosa visited over the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Inglis. Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Murray and Mrs. Sandy Murray over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Gary Giles and family of Don Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Rae Ziegler and Mrs. Gertrude Giles of Lambeth. Visiting with Judith Anne Murray were Hugh Douglas, Miss Debbie Lou Creighton, Walkerton, Bruce Dickert, Toronto, Joanne Koeslag, Mark Auger, Mary Ellen McKenzie, all of Kitchener. Miss Kim Sisson of Harriston spent the weekend with Miss Mary Beth Hallman. WINGHAM BODY SHOP SID ADAMS Complisto RADIATOR SERVICE for Automobilist, Light Trucks, Farm Tractors Now Rad Corot Rodding Clioaning A Flushing 14 North St. 357.1102 Transportation Minister Snow released the most recent statistics concerning motor vehicle accidents in the province, indicating that driver -passenger fatalities have climbed a tragic 76.5 per cent during the first three months of this year. Taking into consideration that cars and trucks are generally safer than ever before, these statistics point to Ontario's drivers as the culprits. 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