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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1976-01-29, Page 13Dashwood; Heather Riddell, COUNTY AWARDS — were received by five area girls last week for Crediton ; Joan Klemke, Centralia; their participation in 4-H. The girls have completed six clubs. Pictured Elizabeth Datars, Dashwood. from left to right are Elly Smeekers, Grand Bend; Donna Fleming, photo by Bagley, Ailsa Craig couple mark anniversary, UCW install new slate of officers CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF EXETER BY-LAW No. 22, 1975 A By.Law to regulate the use of land and the character, location and use of buildings and structures in the Town of Exeter. NOTICE of application to the Ontario Municipal Board by the Corporation of the Town of Exeter for the approval of a By-law to regulate land use passed pursuant to Section 35 of the Plannirig Act. TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Town of Exeter in- tends to apply to the Ontario Municipal Board pursuant to the provisions of Section 35 of the Planning Act for approval of By-law No. 22, 1975 passed on December 1, 1975, A copy of the By-law No. 22, 1975 will be made available in the Town Office for public inspection from the day this notice is printed until the date of the Public meeting which will be held on December 18th in the Town Office at 8:00 p.m. The following is a summary and explanation of By-law No. 22, 1975: The By-low is comprised of a text setting out the regulations pertaining to the various land use zones outlined in the map attached to the By-law, The By-law requires cer- tain minimum or maximum provisions, as the case may be, in each zone such as lot area, lot coverage, front and rear yard depths, sideyard widths, setback from roads, heights of buildings, floor area, parking, landscaping and permitted uses. These provisions apply to all lands within the Town of Exeter and hereafter no land shall be used and no building or structure erected, altered or used except in conformity with the provisions of this By-law. This By-law contains a provision that as a condition of development or redevelopment of lands or buildings in the Town of Exeter, the Council may impose such development controls as are set out in Section 2 of the By-law. Every property Owner is urged to examine the text and map to determine the status of his property and to note how he or she is affected by the By-law. Any person interested may, within fourteen days after the date of this notice, send by registered mail to Town of Ex- eter, Municipal Office, 406 Main Street, Exeter, Ontario, or , deliver to the Clerk of the Town, notice of his or her objection to approval of the said By-law together with a statement of the grounds of such objection. The Ontario Municipal Board may approve of the said By-law, but before doing so, may appoint a time and place when any objections to the By-law will be considered. Notice of any hearing that may be held will b3 given only to persona who have filed an objection and who have left with or delivered to the Clerk, the address to which the notice of hearing is to be sent. The last date to file an objection is, December 18, 1975. DATED at the Town of Exeter Municipal Office, the 1st day of December, 1575. .111111110111.' "E. H. Carscadden" Clerk, Town of Exeter Copies of By-law No. 24, 1975 "the Official Plan" will also be available at the Clerk's Office for inspection, • the law firm of RAYMOND & McLEAN is pleased to announce Office Hours in Zurich Our office in the Robert Westlake Insurance Building, Main St., Zurich will be open every Thursday from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. To arrange an appointment please telephone 225- 2234. ALSO Our hours in Hensall will continue to be from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. each Wednesday at our office at the Hensall Town Hall. Best interest We represent many Trust Companies. We are often able to arrange for the highest interest being offered on Guaranteed Investment Certificates. * Subject to change Gaiser-Kneale Insurance Agency inc. 'Exeter Grand Bend Office Office 2 35-2420 235-2420 238.8484 FINAL 3 DAYS OF OUR SPECTACULAR BEFORE INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE Save On Qualify Men's Wear • Suits • Leisure Suits • Coats • Slacks and a wide variety of other men's fashions Because prices are so low we must charge a nominal fee for any alterations t-4 Barnes-Hind® Wetting Solution For hard contact lenses 2 H, Ozs. (60 ml.) • 'AA alko If you wear contact lenses . . . try our solutions. Just Arrived Barnes-Hind SOFT. LENS SOLUTION (for soft contact lenses) Barnes-Hind SOFT LENS CLEANING SOLUTION Barnes-Hind SOFT LENS BUFFERED SALT TABLETS X 345 $2 49 $260 $23 Barnes-Hind SOFT LENS CONTACT DROPS EXETER j !OBRA CY Main Street 235.1570 Vrkertrtr MN; 68lleffs/ilsa, A BARNES-i.HND ® WETTING SOLUTION for Hard Contact tenses '4,1C Isolowt AntqtArtir , 40. POorryl hued l`reterrid ...I, 4..6. NOWA 0 Or-A. 1.4 1....4414.1urn um..., 11 ON% Olart, w.rily all 1.r4 veto., *a 11.01ron s• fri4 opoirwri, Nor r.100 .Cri, .... . .. • A FL, OZS. (60 b14 0„ .1e, 001 ," • 133 Huron St., East, Exeter 2354187 Two girls from Brazil speak at Cromarty By MRS, ROBERT LAING CROMARTY Two teen-age girls from Brazil, Radona Ziki and Bete Maia, described their country and many of its customs at the January meeting of the Marian Ritchie Evening Auxiliary. The girls are spending their summer holidays in the Seaforth area. Bete is with Sandra HulleY, whose mother is the former Margaret Walker of Cromarty. During their interesting talk, the girls showed slides of their country including some of a "planned" city, Brazilia which was built about 15 years ago. Brazilia built as a new capital for Brazil, has an area for gover- nment buildings, for banks, for shops, etc. and also has areas of parkland with man-made lakes to which the water has all been drawn. The government of Brazil is trying to encourage the people to move from the densely-populated area of the south-east coast to the interior and more northern parts by building universities, fac- tories, etc., there, The northern part of the country is too hot for much settlement. Brazil also has a city that is being preserved as an historical area and all buildings must conform to the architecture of a certain period, All the states of Brazil speak the same language, Portuguese, but both girls spoke very good English, Bete said she had to learn to think in English since it was too slow to think in Portuguese and then translate into English. Besides their slides the girls 'had picture postcards and samples of some of their coun- try's products. Mrs. John Miller presided for the meeting, opening it with a poem, He Is Risen, and prayer, ,Scripture was read by Mrs. Eldon Allen, Mrs. Carter Kerslake read the minutes and Mrs. Lorne Elliott gave the treasurer's report. Eight members answered the roll call, 'Forgiveness,' Mrs. Carey presided for the business when an invitiation to the World's Day of Prayer service at Thamesview United Church, Fullarton was accepted. Mrs, Philip. James was appointed representative to the Board of Managers, of Cromarty Church, Personals The annual meeting of Cromarty Church was postponed for one week because of the stormy weather on Sunday af- ternoon. s The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mr. & Mrs, Everard Kerslake and their family on the death of Mrs. Kerslake's mother, Mrs. Kenneth Drake of Mitchell. Mrs. Gordon Laing, ac- companied by Mrs. Glenn Sykes of Mitchell, spent the weekend in Toronto at a meeting of the Canadian Cancer Society. Nancy Allen, London, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Allen. • By JOY SCHEI FELE Mr. & Mrs. Russel McAlpine of James Street, Ailsa Craig; quietly marked their sixty-third wedding anniversary earlier this month. The couple were married in the bride's home on January 14, 1913 by the Rev, A. H. Brown of the United Church. Mrs. Alpine is the former Annie Belle Hutchison of McGillivray township, and the daughter of the late Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Hut- chison. With ancestrial roots in the area, Mr. McAlpine was born on the farm of his pioneer grand- father, Donald .McAlpine who .By MRS. IRVIN RADER DASHWOOD 4-H Achievement Day for the project "Let's Bake Bread" was held Saturday, at Stephen Cen- tral School with about 35 girls from Dashwood and area taking part. Elizabeth Datars and Healther Riddell received County honors; Velda Inthout received provincial honors; and Mrs. Ray Rader received her five year leadership award. Club II & III presented a skit and club I had an exhibit. Euchre party There was a very good turn out for the first euchre at the com- munity centre even if it was cold and snowy, when 11 tables were in play. Winners were: ladies high, Mrs. Charles Dickins; low, Mrs. Elgin Rader; men's high, Stuart Wolfe; low, Mervyn Tiernan; lone hands, Mark Stire. U CW Meeting The executive was in charge of the UCW meeting of Calvary United church women. Mrs. Don Gaiser, chairlady opened the meeting with a poem, "Helping Others". Theme for the evening was "Needed: More Main Street Religion." Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan read the scripture reading followed with a prayer by Mrs. Hugh Boyle. The following ladies took part, Mrs Jack , Gaiser read, "Needed: More Main Street Relgion"; Mrs. Bill Chandler, "Be a Christian in Your Block; Mrs. Hugh Boyle, "Let Your Light Shine"; Mrs, ' Mervyn Tiernan, "Religion in Everyday Shoes." A skit, "What do You do and What do You Do?" was taken by the executive. came to this area from Scotland in 1840. After settling briefly in Lobo township, grandfather Donald McAlpine and his wife, Elizabeth, moved to McGillivray township in 1850, and took up residence on Lot 21, Con 6 where they farmed till 1881 when Mr. McAlpine died, They had eleven children and son Neil, Russel McAlpine's father, remained on the family homestead, It was here Russel was born, and he farmed with his father until his marriage in 1913 to Annie Belle Hutchison. The family farm is presently run by Irwin McAlpine, the elder Mrs. Mervyn Tiernan, president, dealt with the business. Roll call was answered by 15 members, Annual reports of all committees were read , and accepted. Huron Perth Presbyterial annual meeting will be held February 3rd at Brucefield. The Sunshine com- mittee is Mrs. Hugh Boyle and Mrs. Bruce Guy. Personals Mr. & Mrs. Jim Rumball and children of Grand Bend have purchased the home of Mr. & Mrs. Chris Martin. Jim is co- owner of Rumball's garage. Old man winter has forced the postponement of Zion Lutheran Ladies' Aid until February, however, the new Altar Guild is Mrs. Albert Miller and Mrs. Lloyd Rader. Mr. & Mrs. Leo Gibson have returned home following a most enjoyable two week holiday spent in Florida. Mrs. Gibson says although the weather was cool anything was better than the weather we have been having here, Mrs. Melvin Restemayer and Mrs. Lorne Becker have returned home from St. Joseph's hospital London. Mr. & Mrs. Clare Love and family, Sarnia, were weekend visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Ross Love. Mrs. Gerald Mason undetwent surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Monday. Richard Hawley, Garden City, Michigan,was a house guest with Doug at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Jack Schade during the hockey tournament in Zurich last weekend. son of Russel McAlpine. At the time of their marriage, Russel and his bride moved to his father's other farm on Lot 21, Con 5 on the No. 7 highway right on' the edge of town. They farmed there for 33 years until they moved into their present residence in Ailsa Craig on James Street in the spring of 1946. The couple had three sons and two daughters; Irwin and Gordon of McGillivray township and Mrs. Ernie (Helen) Haskett of London. Enid. (the former Mrs. Langford Morgan) passed away in 1937, and son, Donald, died in infancy. They have 13 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Both Mr. & Mrs. McAlpine enjoy fair health, The couple frequently enjoy community events, and take great interest in local happenings. They both take great pleasure in their family and friends. Mr. McAlpine has remained fire inspector and valuator for insurance for McGillivray township. He is a member of the • Ailsa Craig Masonic Lodge and was president of the Ailsa Craig Co-Op for many years. Both he and his wife are active members of the United Church, although this year for the first time, Mr. McAlpine is not holding any of- ficial office. He has served on the Board of Trustees and the Board of Stewards in the past. Mrs. McAlpine has been past president of the UCW and is a life member. She is also a charter member of the Riverview Women's Institute. Craig's Seniors In spite of inclement weather and poor driving conditions enough of the area's senior citizens were able to attend the monthly euchre party at the Ailsa Craig Town Hallon January 21 to make up seven tables of players. Willis Dorman succeeded in achieving high score for the men again this month while Orville Hooper took home the prize for men's low score. Mrs. Verna Leitch was the winner of the ladies' high and Olive Currie was the ladies' low this month. Prize for the lone hand was Won by Sinclair McIntosh. UCW Following a postponement due to bad weather, the installation of officers for Ailsa Craig's UCW was held on January 20. The Rev, Clyde Westhaver conducted the service with the installation of the following of- ficers: President, Mrs Jack Rosser; Past President, Mrs. Marie animmitnimmineeminameininimitaz 3 • ADA IS :7! Heating & Cooling • Heating Systems of All Types INSTALLED, MODERNIZED • and MAINTAINED ▪ • General Sheet -Metal Work • Air Conditioning. 3 • Humidifiers Ventilation 77. By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE THAMES ROAD The Huron-Perth Presbyterial Annual Meeting of the United Church Women will be held in Brucefield United Church on February 3 at 9:30 a.m. with Mrs. Jean Eaton of Staffa who is doing missionary work in Bangladesh By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Miss Nancy Tindall was a weekend guest with Miss Penny Smith Centralia at the home of Mrs. Mabel Gilfillan, Exeter, Penny's grandmother. Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll returned home on Wednesday. They were visiting Mr. & Mrs. George Carroll, Detroit. The annual Vestry meeting was held January 27th at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis. Rev, Mary Mills opened the meeting with prayer. The reports were read and adopted All com- mitments were met with a healthyibalance on hand. Gote Wennerstrom is acting Rector's warden and Wayne Carroll people's warden, All officers were returned with the addition of new names on the board of managements. Rev. Mills thanked all for their co-operation and the congregation voiced their ap- preciation to Rev. Mills. Wayne Carroll moved the meeting ad- journ and the the meeting closed, with prayer. Hugh and Hazel Davis served refreshments and a social hour followed. Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Mac- Donald, Grand Bend; Mr. & Mrs, Harry Noels, Forest and Mr. & Mrs. Jack Dickins were guests Saturday with Mr. & Mrs. Heber Davis. as the guest speaker. The annual congregational meeting will be held on Sunday, February 8, The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mr. & Mrs. Barry Miller and family in the passing of the former's grand- mother, the late Mrs. Janet Drake, Personals Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Jeffery, Alan and Connie were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. & Mrs. John Rodd of Woodham, Mr. & Mrs. David Passmore, Tom and Jon were guests Sunday with Mr. & Mrs. John Batten in Elimville. Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Rohde of Toronto and Mr, & Mrs. Alex Rohde of Mitchell called on Mr. Mrs. William Rohde. Saturday evening and later visited with Mr. & Mrs. Ray Cottle of Exeter. Mr. & Mrs. Doug Rohde and Karen of Exeter visited on Monday evening with Mr. & Mrs, William Rohde. Park fire brigade on 24 hour call The volunteer fire brigade from Huron Park alternated shifts Wednesday and Thursday to provide round the clock coverage in case of emergency from the heavy snowfall in the area. The brigade felt that the 48 hour stint was necessary because of emergencies that might arise from the, snowbound town and because they may be needed in Crediton to fight fires. The brigade in Crediton was so badly snowed in that they were unable to'move their trucks. Only one call was received throughout the period, a false alarm at 3 am. on January 25. Times-AcNOCate, January 29, 1976 Page 13 Thames Road UCW plan for presbyterial Campbell' 1st Vice-president, Mrs, Charles Harmer; 2nd Vice- president, Mrs. William Sutherland; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Donald Scaff; Assistant Recording Secretary, Mrs. Fred McGuire; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Charlie Garrod; Assistant corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Lawrence Campbell; Treasurer, Mrs. Orville Hooper; Social Convener, Mrs. Guthrie Craven; Christian Education Committee., Mrs. Jack Rosser and Mrs. Marie Campbell; Manse Committee, Mrs. Irvine McAlpine and Mrs. Roy Sutherland; Pianist, Mrs. Roland Neil. Following the installation service, Mrs. B. Sutherland and Mrs. C. Harmer presented Mrs. C. Westhaver with a long stem red rose in a hand made ceramic vase as a token of appreciation in recognition of her concluding her studies in an R.N.A. course, on behalf of all the UCW members. A tape was played made by Cheryl Button who is on the youth exchange program to Korea at the conclusion of the evening. Exeter Pentecostals hold annual meet The annual business meeting of the Exeter Pentecostal Church was held Tuesday evening. Elected to the church board for two years were Dave Biemar and Iner Smith . Ken Triebner, Dawson Hayter were elected for a one year term. Remaining on the board from last year are Milford Prouty and Morley Hall. Don Jolly was returned as Sunday School Superintendent by acclamation, Assistant superintendents are Cecile Hall and Norman Tait. Rev. Don Forrest is the pastor. Dashwood girls attend 4-H achievement day I