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Little opposition for new county plan Times-Advocate, July 22, 1971 Wage 3
Very little opposition to the
proposed official plan for Huron
county was voiced at the first of
three public meetings held at the
U Exeter town hall, Tuesday night.
The two-year study costing
$58,000 was presented by J, A.
Nicklom and T. S. Keith of G. V.
Kleinfeldt Associates of London
to about 40 residents from the
southern part of Huron county.
Exeter's mayor Jack
Delbridge was given an op-
portunity to ask the first
question.
He asked what effect the new
land severance committee would
have on the committee of ad-
justment and was told,"you can
stay in the land division
business."
J. L. Wooden, principal of
South Huron District High School
and a member of the Huron
planning board questioned the
plan's quoted figures on the
potential capacity figures for the
five secondary schools in the
county,
Wooden said the plan's
capacity figure of 1,505 for South
Huron was unrealistic. Said the
local high school principal,
"These figures are grossly
exaggerated. Our capacity is
more like 1,180,"
Gary Davidson, Huron's
planning director said he would
investigate the difference in the
school figures.
In reply to a question con-
cerning existing town plans,
Wooden was told that an official
plan, like the one now in effect in
Exeter would be a subsidiary to
the county plan.
Exeter lawyer Elmer Bell said
he was concerned that the plan
seemed to discourage people in
establishing homes outside of
towns. "You have severe
restrictions here, If people want
The measure of a man's real
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Doctor: "It's a bad sprain, but
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Patient: "Fine — if your knee
was sprained, I wouldn't worry
about it either."
to live in the country they should
be able to do so."
He was told by the planners
"we are trying to prevent
subdivisions from springing up
all over, We are not against
houses here and there in the
country."
Jack Malone, manager of the
Ontario Development Cor-
poration at Huron Park asked
several questions regarding his
community and was told, "We
recognize the park as a
significant element. It will
require co-operation between the
two agencies."
lgin Hendrick of Hay town-
ship questioned the practicality
of the plan's minimum size of lots
at one-half acre where all ser-
vices are not available,
He suggested that the half
acre lot requirement would
restrict recreational living and
curtail expansion. •
Similar meetings are being
held to-night, Thursday in Clinton
and Monday night in Wingham,
Any residents of Huron are
welcome at any or all of the
upcoming meetings.
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A DEAD HEAT — During play in last week's open pairs tournament
at the Exeter lawn bowling club an unusual situation presented
itself. One bowl from each pair rested very solidly against the kitty.
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JAMES ARTHUR DOBBS
James Arthur Dobbs died July
16, 1971 in Pomona, California in
his 55th year.
He is survived by his wife
Dorothy and three sons, a
stepson, and a daughter and
several grandchildren. His
mother, Mrs. Elva Dobbs,
resides in Niagara Falls, Ontario.
He was born in McGillivray
Township and attended Lucan
High School. He was a veteran of
the second World War and served
as navigator in the famous
"Goose Squadron.
Funeral was at Pomona,
California, July 19.
BERNADINE MADDEN
Bernadine (Bernie) Madden,
52, passed away suddenly at the
rectory in Mount Carmel, July 11,
1971. She was the sister of Mrs.
Winnifred Dignan of London and
daughter of the late Ellen and
Michael Madden.
Miss Madden had been the
housekeeper at the rectory for 14
Owners change
at Exeter Grill
Jimmie Lee, who operated the
Exeter Grill for the past 11 years,
has disposed of his business and
retired to London.
New owner of the restaurant is
Wally Hem. She formerly
operated a restaurant in
Fredericton, New Brunswick,
The new owner is having
renovations undertaken and
plans to open for business next
month.
She will continue to specialize
in Chinese food.
Car overturns,
three injured
Three young men were inured
early Saturday when their car
left Highway 4 about four miles
north of Lucan, hit a culvert and
rolled over.
The three, driver Gordon
Berry, 19, of Londesboro, and
passengers Murray Walsh, 21,
and Ronald Carter, 20, both of RR
3, Blyth, were taken to St.
Joseph's Hospital in London.
years. To show their appreciation
and respect, many of the clergy
she had served were present for
the funeral. They included Rt.
Rev, A. P, Mahoney, London,
Father J. Kelly, Clinton, Father
A. Jansen, Harrow, Father Hugh
Fleming, Aylmer, Father Cyril
Doyle, London, Father
Caraunna, Parkhill, Father A.
Durand, Zurich, Father J. G.
McGraw, Lucan and Father
Donald Mooney, Detroit.
The mass was said by Father J.
Mooney, parish priest, while
Father Jansen preached the
homily. Father Kelly led in
prayers and directed the singing
of hymns.
Many Ursuline Sisters were
present from London as well as
friends from surrounding
communities.
The pallbearers were John
Mahoney, Patrick McKeever,
Hubert Carey, Jack McCann,
Donald Ferguson and William
McCann.
A honorary Catholic Women's
League guard consisted of Mrs.
W. Regier Mrs. Jack McCann,
Mrs. Frank Trainor, Mrs. Joseph
Carey, Mrs. Hubert Carey, Mrs.
John Mahoney, Mrs. Jack Hogan
and Mrs. W. McCann.
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