HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-09-15, Page 18PRESENT FLOWERS — At Saturday's retirement party for Sgt. Sid
Daley of the Lucan OPP detachment, his wife Hilda received a bouquet
of roses. Above, CpI. Don Cox who organized the event makes the
presentation. At the right is a former detachment member Sgt. Bernie
Crane, now of Tillsonburg. T-A photo,
Biddulph gets grant
to cover winter costs
Meeting
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Thurs., Sept. 15
7:30
at
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FIRE HALL
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OPP HEAD RETIRES — A retirement party for Sgt. Sid Daley of the Lucan detachment of the Ontario
Provincial Police was well attended at the Lucan Legion Saturday night. From the left are OPP Inspector
G.W, Higgenbottom, Huron-Middlesex MPP Jack Riddell who presented a provincial plaque, Sgt. Sid Daley,
Cpl. E.J. Wild of Tillsonburg and Lucan Reeve Ivan Hearn. T-A photo.
Only three area accidents
Biddulph township will be
receiving an additional $7,316 in
subsidies from the Ontario
Ministry of Transportation and
Communications to cover the
abnormal maintenance costs of
last winter.
The contract on the Haskett-
Van Gaal municipal drain was let
to Hodgins and Hayter of Grand
Bend.
Council set a fee of $100 for a
SHAWS
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Grand Bend
Open
8 a.m. - 11 p.m.
7 Days A Week
land severance application and
$200 for a zoning bylaw amend-
ment.
Building permits were ap-
proved for the following
residents: Gerry Vanderhoek,
Lot 19, Con. 3, cover swim pool;
Robert Hardy, Lot 14, Con, 5,
shed addition; Michael Kelly, Lot
29, Con. 11, barn addition; Jack
Spruyt, Lot 21, Con, 3, house
addition; Floyd Dykes, Lot 24
Con. S.B, house addition; Frank
Harrigan, Lot 26, Con. 9, house
addition; Joseph Grace, Lot 20,
Con. 8, shed and Wayne Carroll,
Lot 5, Con 4, shed.
Eric Hodgins was named a
fence viewer for the township.
Countdown
Patient: "Tell me the truth—
how long have I got?"
Doctor: "Well, I don't want to
alarm you, but from now on you
pay me cash."
Lucan Council heard at its
recent meeting that the first
payment of $84,922 on the revised
grant for its new arena was on the
way, Robert Welch, Minister of
Culture and Recreation had sent
a letter to this effect. A week
earlier he announced that the
original grant for the arena had
been boosted to $523,566.
Council also learned that the
Ministry of Transportation and
Communication had granted an
additional subsidy of $465; to help
defray the exceptionally heavy
cost of snow removal last winter.
First and second readings were
given to the village's new
building bylaw, It will be based
on a model submitted by W. D,
Russell of Marshall, Russell,
Waite and Christie, an Orillia law
firm.
Lucan will maintain a four-foot
height for swimming pool fences
instead of the five feet suggested
in the model. It will also require
permits for building pools of any
kind,
A flat fee of $5 instead of $2 will
be charged for permits for
projects up to $400 and $10 for
those in the $400-$1,001 range,
with $3 more for each additional
$1,000. A scale of fines will be set
for infringements of the bylaw.
Third reading is slated for the
October meeting. Meanwhile,
council will forward $65 to W, D.
Russell as payment for use of the
model.
As of October 1, water and
sewage bills will be paid at the
municipal office, instead of the
bank. Bills, due the 16th of the
billing month, will after that date
be assessed a 1Q percent overdue
penalty.
A formal penalty clause for
delinquent payment will be
framed. It appears probable that
a $15 deposit will be required
from tenants in future when
renting accommodation in
Lucan. A number of people have
departed without paying water
bills, •
At a recent meeting in London,
in the Ministry of Environment
office,' Councillor Norman
Steeper and Clerk Ed Melanson
were told that the village's sewer
system would likely be ready by
the time its new planning
document had been prepared.
A population of over 2,000, Mr.
Steeper said, would need a very
strong planning document, ex-
plaining how growth would be
paid for, and the town would also
have to pay for its own sewage
treatment plant with a debenture
issue.
Reeve Ivan Hem and Coun-
cillor Steeper attended the
Toronto convention of the
Association of Municipalities of
Ontario not long ago. They
reported that provincial policy
allowed greater autonomy to
municipalities now, on condition
that they paid for more costs and
services themselves. When
unable to pay, they would have to
form municipal partnerships.
One way or another, the result
was some form of regional
government,
J. F. Janse, district officer for
Southwestern Ontario Region of
the Ministry of Environment, has
notified Lucan that no date can
yet be given for expansion of its
sewage system. Mr. Janse
stated that it would probably be
at least a year before anything
could be done, He also said the
village would have to cope on its
own with any problems caused by
surface water running into
homes.
Council discussed pending
legislation concerning municipal
elections. Their recommendation
will be that councillors of
municipalities take office on a
date advanced to match the new
election time, which will likely be
the first Monday in December
rather than November. Council
also questions the need for any
more than two days for advance
polls.
Public works superintendent
Bert Thompson reported that a
man had been injured recently on
the Dykeman bridge. Upon
stepping out the *passenger door
of a car, he had plunged six feet
down into the creek. Council is
going to ask an engineer to
recommend some protective
device for this site, possibly a
cement wall with railing.
No parking signs are going to
be enforced. Tickets will be
4-H club meets '
The Lucan Number 2 had their
first 4H meeting September 9 at
the home of Mrs. Vander Loo.
Main business was colour of book
which is lime green.
Election of officers —
President, Elizabeth Morgan;
Vice President. Mary Dewan;
Press Reporter, Karen Vander
Loo.
Brownies were made using
metric measurements. The
second meeting will be at Mrs. de
Brouwer's home Friday Sep-
tember 16 at 7 p.m.
By SI D DALEY
Don't forget all horse racing
fans this Saturday afternoon
September 17 the races will be
under way, post time 2:00p.m.
This entertainment is a repeat on
popular demand. It's lots of fun -
excitement, you must be present
to anticipate the extent. Come on
over and urge your favorite on to
victory, See you there,
Have you signed up for Branch
540's first annual mixed hor-
seshoe tournament to be held
Sunday afternoon September 25
between the hours of 1:00 and
5:00 p.m. The meet will be
followed with a smorgasbord
dinner (the same, deal as our
bowling do's, the ladies are
requested to bring along
something for the dinner.)
This is a fun competition so it
doesn't matter whether you have
ever thrown a shoe before or not,
just come on over and get in on
the fun and spend an enjoyable
afternoon with good friends.
Attention all sports fans -
Lucan Legion's Branch mixed
sport's program starts Tuesday
evening September 27. The
games played will be cribbage,
euchre, darts and shuffle board.
All that is necessary is to place
your' team name on the list
provided.
Please do this at your earliest
convenience to allow the Sports
Chairman ample time to com-
plete the schedule. Only your
participation can make this
program a success - All members
are eligible.
Got your Wintario ticket yet?
Remember your Branch is a
franchised dealer.
Attention All Ex Service
Persons, Harvey Percy, an ex-
perienced Service Bureau of-
ficer will be at Branch 540 on
Tuesday, September 27 between
12 noon and 12:30 p.m. Anyone
requiring assistance regarding
Disability pensions, Burned out
pepsions, treatment etc, are
requested to get in touch with Sid,
Daley, Lucan, phone 227-4216 or
one of our duty stewards at 227-
4751 and arrange for an ap-
pointment,
This is a free Legion service
and is available to all'regardless
if you are a member of the Legion
or not. Comrade PERCY is
knowledgeable and his purpose is
to give you all the assistance
possible and to follow your claim
through every phase attempting
to bring it to a successful con-
clusion. You need help - he's the
chap who can give it to you
Remember It's r'reell
printed quoting the bylaw on the
subject and fines will be imposed
on offenders.
It was decided that the old
truck used for drawing gravel
and removing snow should no
longer be used, It will be sold for
the best price obtainable. A set of
chains will be bought for the new
truck before winter begins.
Mr. Thompson was asked to
report back to council on the
metering of water at the new
arena building. Records will be
kept in future,
In other business, council
approved extension •of water,
service to the new Toronto-
Dominion bank at the north end
of town on C. H. Lewis' property
and learned that hearings had
been set for September 15 for
severances of properties owned
by Mrs. Florence Kenney and W.
H. Loyens, Council also approved
the severance of 20 feet from
property owned by Louis Decker,
so that it could be added to that of
Joanna Engel.
A letter is to be sent to the fair
board congratulating them on the
success of the Lucan fair. Letters
of a different sort will go to a
couple of citizens guilty of
maintaining untidy premises.
The young participants in
"Experience '77", who worked
for the village under sponsorship
of the Ausable-Bayfield Con-
servation Authority, will receive
letters of thanks.
Council itself was the recipient
of such a letter from Lucan's
senior citizens, expressing ap-
preciation of a $500 donation
toward their building fund.
It was agreed that Council
meetings would be held the first
Teusday of each month, instead
of the first Monday, starting in
November. The October meeting,
however, will take place on the
first Monday.
Hilda and I would like to take
this opportunity to thank all those
who organized and everyone who
attended our retirement party
held in the Legion Hall Saturday,
night. Needless to say we were
overwhelmed and words will'
never be sufficient to express our
feelings. It has been an honour
and a privilege to have been of
service and at the same time
make §o many good friends.
Thank you, everyone from the
bottom of our hearts and God
Bless.
Anyone interested in Canada's
Armed Forces - here's an item
which will be of interest to you.
The Army Recruiting' Bus will be
at the Lucan Legion Monday,
September 19 between 5:00 and
7:00 p.m. Here is your chance to
find out what it's all about, what
is expected of you, the benefits
etc. No obligation will be place
upon you, so all you young folk of
Lucan and area here is your ;
opportunity to find out what it's
all abqut.
Robert Young where were you?
Your name was called for the Pot
O'Gold amounting to $103 and you
were not registered - Tut Tut.
Meanwhile. . . the pot continues
to grow.
Winners of the Lucan Legion 2
ball foursome were Ken Woods
and Donna Parnell.
Congratulations - see you all next
year.
And thats 30 for this week -
Remember - Heaven' - 1977
wages; ' 1932 prices; 1926
dividends; 1910 taxes.
Officers of the Lucan detach-
ment of the 'Ontario Provincial
Police investigated three ac-
cidents this week with damages
totalling $3,100.
Tuesday at 11.20 a.m, vehicles
driven by Linda Earhart, RR 3,
Ailsa Craig and Kenneth Brown,
London collided on Highway 4 at
Elginfield.
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minor injuries. Constable D. R.
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A vehicle driven by William
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