The Wingham Advance-Times, 1979-11-07, Page 71r -
The Wingham Advsuee-Time., November T_ 1979--P— 7
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December 27 SKIERS' SPECIAL
COLLINGWOOD BLUE MOUNTAIN . , . 88
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163 Main St. West, Listowel
291-4100
9TH FIELD BATTERY—This photograph was taken in
Petawawa Dec. 16,`1942. unfortunately not all of the names .
are available. Front row, left, Fred Howson, Edward El-
liott, Frank Hopper, Bert (Porky) Mitchell, Lt. Martin,
George Malcolm, Richard Roberts, Elmer cell, Bob
Heatherington O.C., Willis Hunstein, Robert Spittal,George
Patterson, Jim McKague, Norm Allan, Alex Corrigan and
Earl (Tapper) Gray. Second row includes Bob Kenney, Al-
bert Reeves, Mr. Dynes, Mr. Hensall, Johnny, De Francisco,
Mr. Hannenberg, Joe Boreileno and Lloyd Sririi`tli. Third row _
includes, J. P. Johnston, Sgt. Brown, Stuart Jeffery, John
Dahmmer, Mr. Zadaski, John Doig and Mr. Hetslar. Fourth
row includes, Clarence Greer, E. Rupenthal, Nell William-
son, Morley Bushell and Gordon Bryce. Fifth row, Pat Solo-
mon, Lloyd Elliott, Mr. Curtis, Harold Keil. Sixth row
Raji1-110iw ciiiy, Ross iVlcGregor, Mr. Polumb0,
Ray Pennell, Bert King, Harold Johnston, Johnny Hutton
and Mr. McEwan. Seventh row includes, Albert Colwell and
Mr. Maxwell. " Eighth row, Ken Wright, Mr. Doig, Mr.
Wilson, Alfred Dahmer and Mr. Young. Ninth row includes,.
Mr. Currie and Mr. Johnston.
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Howick to hi
on reassess
GORRIE — Howick Township
Reeve Robinson.
Council will hn1d n cnan;aia
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Tie representatives Irom ine
meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 13 to
assessment office said if the
decide whether to implement a
township accepted the study,
study of the reassessment of
they would hold open houses to
property to market value.
explain the reassessment to
At the November meeting''of
''taxpayers. Council has two
council, two representatives
weeks from the date of the
from the Tax Assessment office
presentation to inform the
in Goderich made a presentation
Ministry of Revenue of its
on how the reassessment of the
decision either yes or no.
property would affect Howick
Council is holding the special
ftship. The spokesman for the
session so that all members of
o,mKen Fagan, said the study
council will be able to give their
and the proposed implementation
opinion. Coun. Stewart Douglas
of the equalization factor by the
was absent from the November
provincial government are two
meeting.
separate issues. ,
CORRECTION
The . t_ax impact study
In the news story from coun-
requested by council used the
cil's October meeting regarding
1979 tax role for the township and
cemeteries, reference was made
reassessed, each property ac-
to alt—Zemeteries within the
cording to the 1975 market value.
Township. The story should have
This revision process is done
stated that council was referring
within each class, for example,
to the Redgrave cemetery only.
commercial, farm or residential.
The Banner regrets the error.
The equalization factor
In other, news, council:
proposed will equalize urban and
Will give $50 to each police
rural assessment in relation to
village, Gorrie, Wroxeter, and
education and county taxes.
Fordwich for Santa Claus Day
In Howick, it will mean a 10 per
festivities;
cent increase in overall taxes to
Granted permission to Madgett
the County of Huron, or. $13,093
subdivision to cross Victoria
increase and an 18 per cent in-
Street in Fordwich with water
crease to the elementary board of
pipes:
education, 17.38 per cent to the
secondary board of education
and a total of $56,901 increase to
the board of education.
MRS. GEORGE BROWN
Corrie
Council has submitted an
appeal of the equalization factor
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Binkley and
to the Ontario Municipal Board,
Becky Louise of Elmira spent the
but ground$ for an appeal have
weekend. with Mr. and Mrs.
not yet been established.
Beverley Currah.
"Council is concerned about
Jack Douglas and Mr. and Mrs.
the impact on the municipality,"
Robert Gibson were in London
said clerk -treasurer Wesley Ball.
last Friday and visited with Mrs.
Counts. Bill Newton, Harry
Douglas who is presently a
Winkel and Deputy Reeve Jack
patient in St. Joseph's Hospital.
Stafford said they were in favor
The Gorrie Women's Institute
of the tax impact study. Only
members and friends are enjoy -
Reeve Harold Robinson .was
ing the short course, "Indoor
unsure.
Gardening", being given at
"How do you know if it's
Gorrie Hall by Mrs. Jack Fergu-
(reassessment) too high?" asked
son and Mrs.. Melvin Taylor.
MRS. ALLAN GRIFFITH —�
Wroxeter Personals
Weekend guests with Mr. and
with their aunt, Miss Marion
Mrs. Gordon Gibson were their
Gibson.
family, Mr. and Mrs. Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Baitley,
Gibson, Barrie; Mr. and Mrs.
Tania and Angela, spent the
Garry Gibson, Debra and Drew,
weekend with their parents, Don
Oshawa; and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
and Peggy Chatterson, Colborne,
Reffell, London.
and Shirley and Charlie Hewton,
tender of Hanna- and HAmilton
Brighton, as well as visiting other
Mrs. Clarence Clement, Mrs.
relatives.
Willys. Kalish and David Houston
" Roy Whitehead and Mrs.
were admitted to hospital last
Margaret Deakon, Walkerton,
week but friends hope for an
called on Mr. and Mrs. Allan
improvement in their conditions
Griffith Saturday evening.
soon. Happily, Allan Griffith
Sunday visitors with Miss
returned home on Friday
Margaret Griffith and Mrs.
following an eleven -day con-
George Griffith were Mr. and
finement.
Mrs. Ron Larsen and Heather of
Mrs. Elaine McIntee, Weston,
Sarnia.
was bome for the weekend with
Congratulations to Mrs.
he Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Margaret Adams who will he 90
Marks, and called on her aunt,
years old on November 7. She is
Mrs. William Hart, in Listowel
in good health and keeps very
Memorial Hospital enroute home
busy quilting, doing fancy work
on Sunday.
and making original gift items.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Dailley,
She also thordughly enjoys a
Galt, Mr. and Mrs. Owen
game of cards. Wroxeter friends
Jackson, Catifbrine and Shawna
extend beat wishes for more
Of &01111eY Creek visited recently
happy birthdays.
r.
Did meeting
meet Study
Will purchase a cheque writer
Will give a SM greet to
from MAC Distributors Limited,
Fordwich cemetery board;
Guelph at a cost of $319.50;
Was informed by; Reeve
Gave final approval to the
Robinson that the former mayor
report of Municipal Drain 18 and
of Howick, New Zealand, W.
branch. For the open portion of
Blundell brought greetings to
the drain, council accepLod the
Reeve Robinson;
tender of Hanna- and HAmilton
clothing was displayed and make
Construction Limited. ofListowel
Watched as Reeve Robinson
at a price of $12,100. The a�ppted
Presented clerk -treasurer
bid was the lowest of twolrnders.
Wesley Ball with. a diploma for
Council accepted the tender of B.
having :. � . , !,fully completed
and E. Marquardt of Moorefield
an Ontario Municipal Accounting
at a price of $.9,732.95 for the
course;
closed portion. The accepted
Approved accounts totalling
tender was the lowest of..two
$62,015.66, including a road
tenders;
budget of $199140.12.
What's new
at
Huronview?
.
Among our usual activities this
to the students afterward. They
week; we had a visit from Clothe_c
en jnyerl Seeing tligolya.,c on
Caravan. The .residents had the
TV. We would like to thank Mrs.
opportunity of .going to the audi-
'Marie Flynn and Hugh Hodgins
torium where a good selection of
for the music played during the
clothing was displayed and make
afternoon. A draw made on the
their purchases. Staff members
ceramic pumpkin was won by
were on -hand to help with the fitt-
Mrs. Cindy Fleet.
ings. In the afternoon we held a
During coffee break in Day
"mini" fashion show, and model-
Care Thursday morning there
ing was done by residents wear-
was a demonstration of creative
ing the various items selected
needlework. Residents and
previously.
clients enjoyed a cup of coffee
Grades 1 and 2 from Clinton
and a chance to browse.
Public School shared their Hal-
Mrs. Proudy held Bible Study
lowe'en party with us. The child-
in the Chapel anp informs us she
ren arrived after lunch dressed
will have a guest speaker next
up in costumes which were
week.
judged by two clients from Day
Huronview would like to wel-
Care and Les Fortune and Frank
come• Atkey Richmond Secord
Bissett, who are residents at
from Clinton, and Wallace Earl
Huronview. The judges stated the
Beckett from Wingham.
job of judging was difficult as all
Speedy recovery to Polly
the costumes worn by the child-
Wiltse, Edith Lovett, Jean Shep-
ren were excellent. The children
pard, Sadie Carter, Leah Robert -
entertained the residents with a
son who are in hospital. We would
little program with the Hal-
like to extend to Mary Ann
lowe'en theme in mind. The
Regier and family our sympathy
afternoon program was recorded
with the loss "of husband and
on the video machine and shown
father.