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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-07-07, Page 11Cal! for Professional LAND CLEARING Bulldozing & Heavy Equipment ' Rentals WESLAYNE Company Ltd. 294-6933 Parkhill, Ont. People of Sarnia really know good value when they see it. SOLD OVER 50% OFOUR ENTIRE PROJECT IN LESSMAN 2WEEKS. At$31,900forthris uhfulh ► me4ttlewonder. "A woman's eyewear must be as correct as her vision . ." You're assured of the latest fashions when you choose frames by Diane Von Furstenberg Easy, effortless good looks — they make Diane Von Furstenberg fashion eyewear so outstanding. NOW ON DISPLAY AT Carpenter Optical Shoppe 405 Main St. 235-0511 Exeter EYE APPOINTMENTS ARRANGED Lucan council has been in- formed by the Ontario Ministry of the Environment that the present sewage system will be at full capacity when the presently approved subdivisions are completed. Reeve Ivan Hearn said at Monday's regular meeting of council that the system was designed for 2,000 residents, He added, "We are now at 1,400 and when the two approved new subdivisions are completely occupied we should be at a population of about 2,000, At the same meeting council adopted a statement of policy regarding land severances. In presenting the policy statement, councillor Norm Steeper said, "Council recognizes a need to exercise control on the The Clandeboye ladies softball team won their game from Ailsa Craig Wednesday night 12-9. The Lucan game was called after one inning because of rain, Thursday night, so will have to be rescheduled. They play in Nairn Wednesday night and meet Denfield at Arva Park, Thursday night, SCHOOL. GRADUATIONS McGillivray Central School held their graduation ceremonies, Tuesday night. Mr. & Mrs, Jim Scott attended for their son, Dean, who was the master of ceremonies for the evening. Elaine Cunningham, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Roy Cunningham shared the Valedictorian Honors with Marilyn Amos, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Bill Amos. Michelle Cunningham, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Bev Cunningham was also among the graduates from this area. Biddulph Central School graduation was held Wednesday night. Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Carter attended for their daughter, Joanne, and Mrs. Toni Richards and Maria for Barbara Richards, St. Patricks School, Biddulph, held their gra,duation Tuesday night and Mr. &Mrs. Hans Rosch attended with their son, Reynold. ;.i. , , k CHURCH NEWS ; The A.C.W. meeting was held at St. James Anglican Church formation of parcels of land that could be used for housing and recognizing a need to not place demands on our existing sewer system greater than capacity and should establish a policy to control land severance. Following are the stipulations of the new land severance policy: Land severance applications must be reviewed by Planning Board and Council prior to any recommendation being made to the Middlesex County Land Division Committee. Severance applications that satisfy the following conditions will be granted; all appropriate sections of Zoning By-law 13-72 are satisfied for both the residue and severed portions; the lot is serviced with water and sewage; Tuesday night. Barbara Carter was in charge. Peter Laenen, a resident of the village, showed pictures of Australia, where they lived before coming to Clan- deboye. Lunch was served and a social time, enjoyed. The next meeting will be held in Sep- tember. The U.C.W. held their meeting at the home of Mrs. Gerald Lynn Tuesday. The devotions were prepared by Linda Feke and taken by the president, Mrs. Ethel Donaldson. Plans for Karen Darling's shower to be held at Clandeboye United Church July 18 was discussed, also plans for the two weddings to be catered to in August and one in October. The hostess served lunch and a social time was enjoyed by all present. PERSONALS Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Carter and Mrs. Viola Carter spent the holiday weekend in Gravenhurst with Mr. & Mrs. John Brownlee and family. Mr. & Mrs. Jim McKinley, Donna and Joey, and Mrs. Emily McKinley, all of Toronto were Saturday visitors with Gerald and Florence Millson. Saturday evening they attended the Mills reunion held at the home of Debbie and Eugene Glavin, near Centralia, where a surprise, 75th birthday party was held for Mrs. Emily McKinley. Mr. & Mrs. Bill Cowling of Toronto was weekend guests of their nephew, George and Donna Hindmarsh. Bonnie Lynn, daughter of Irene and Gerald Lynn underwent surgery recently in St. Josephs Hospital for a tonsillectomy. She was home for two days but complications set in and she had to return to hospital for a few days. She is now convalescing at home. Mr. & Mrs. Derek Ropchan, Jason and Jamie visited the former's mother, Mrs. Betty Ropchan and family at North Lancaster, Ontario, near the Quebec border, for the holiday weekend. Mr. & Mrs. Tony Markus and family visited Saturday with their cousins, Mr. & Mrs. Gary Petrie, Ingersoll. the lot is an existing lot generally classed as in-fill; the lot is not affected by drainage problems; the lot is on an opened street; and the application will be approved by the Ministry of the Environ- ment, Severance applications that create new lots will not be ap- proved until such time as the Ministry of the Environment has sufficient sewage capacity., Severance applications that create lots for multi-family developments will not be ap- proved until such time as the Ministry of the Environment has sufficient sewage capacity, Severance applications creating more than three lots from an existing parcel will not be approved without a sub- division agreement and the approval of the MOE. Severances that amend lot size and do not create new lots will be approved provided that all other conditions of this policy have been met, TOURING SCOUTS — Six Lucan scouts were packed and ready to leave for a ten-day jamboree in Prince Edward Island, Thursday. Left to right, front, are Tony Amies, Jeff Liley, and Jeff Niven, Left to right, back, are Don Liley, Bernie Avery, Donnie Avery, and troop leader Henry Kaune. The scouts left for Prince Edward Island, Saturday to attend the Canadian National Jamboree. T-A Photo Well the first registration for the Lucan. Pool is over and classes have begun! The enrollment numbers were good in most classes. There are three more sessions of Novice through to Survival from July 8-July 29, August 1-12 and 15-26, with two more sessions of Junior, Inter- mediate & Senior Red Cross awards from July 25-Aug, 12 and August 15-26, There will be another Bronze Medallion Course from Aug. 1-19 and a Leaders' Course will be offered from August 1-26. There was a very low interest level in the new awards in- troduced this year, Life Saving I, II, III, We were disappointed as they offer more rescue techniques for the person and others, as well as permitting a higher level of fitness. If you come out to our pool teams you're guaranteed a lot of fun and activity. The swim team has started and will be continuing every day from 12 - 12:30, Syn- chronized swimming is every Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 12-12:30. Water Polo is every day from 4:15-5, The Diving Team meets each Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 4 :45-5 :30. Skin diving will be held every Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 11:30-12:00. There will also be a "Backyard' Pool Owner's Course" run from July 25-August 5 from 8 to 9 p.m. It deals with understanding your pool better and general laws concerning pools,Field trips are planned. Families are en- couraged to come out, as the pool is a family concern. ENJOY PICNIC The Lucan United Church' Sunday School held a very suc- cessful picnic in the Lions' Club Park Sunday to finish off ac- tivities until September. Adopt severance policy Sewage system at capacity Times-Advocate, July 7, 1977 Page 11 Swim classes start, little interest in rescue Clandeboye girls win, area students graduate Conestoga Semi ART ST CONCEP Will you be the lucky one? Only 18 more families will be able to take advantage of this outstanding offerafter that it's all sold out. Think about it today. Only $1,600.down to one mortgage. Combined family income from $15,000. FEA'TURESTHAT MAKE THIS HOME SEM FAST- • Beautiful Broadloom throughout • Large Family size living room • Separate dining room • 3 full size bedrooms • Decorator designed kitchens • Large master bedroom j • Style built patio doors Wh Homes *PcitKiNt witntSTATinSibtxmil$It Kin e3 FROM ONLY Sold by Marten Boersrnan Real Estate Ltd. 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