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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-03-15, Page 16..b Page 16—Luelcsow Sentinel, Wedaesday. March 15, 11189 a s ligew wider d*h available in =sally styles. Take „a 'hike In Wolveilte Hikers ilk Lades ani Ten Boots IES PET"SH LVCKN W IUEII1C MEET1NG AFFECTING THE ViNN 1P OF A'SHFIELD TO DETERMINE THE NEED FOR REVISIONS TO THE ASHFiELD TOWNSHIP SECONDARYPLAN — TO CONSIDER A PROPOSED ,OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT TAKE NOTICE that the Council .of the Corporation of the County :of Huron and the ----Council-of the Cerpraratiowef-the- cship f Ashfield-wlll-ketch mblicTneeting—on Thursday, ,April 27, 1989 at 8:90 p.m. in the Council Chambers (Township Shed) to consider the following: 1. To allow the public to comment on the need for revisions of the Secondary Plan for the Township of Ashfield under section 25 of the Planning Act, 1983. The Plann- ing Act requires that municipalities :provide the public with the opportunity through a special meeting of Council to comment on the need for revisions to the Secondary Plan. This meeting is an opportunity for persons with comments of suggested changes to make their thoughts known to Council. 2. To consider a proposed official plan amendment under section 17 of the Planning Act, 1983. The .proposedeplan amendment would update the existing Secondary Plan and includes the following: (a) Agriculture policies dealing with -farm •viability, surplus residences, temporary dwellings, .and site plan control; •.(b) NaturaI Environmentpolicies to establish .a required setback for rnew cot- tages above the top -of -bank; (c) Urban policies dealing with residential, commercial and industrial uses, site plan control, and new maps of the hamlets. (d) Extractive Resource policies dealing with new :operations, -extractive industrial uses, 'and site plan control. (e) Recreational policies tiealing°with :campgrounds, a largerse+tbackfrom the top -of -bank 1or new cottage developments based :on the 100 -year -erosion -hazard, and :severance poticies for recreational areas. (1) -New policies for -Heritage Conservation, Community Improvement, Energy Conservation, and -Municipal Services. ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written or verbal represen- tation =either in support of or in :opposition to the proposed official plan amendment. ,ADDITIONAL `INFORMATION relating to the proposed official plan amendment pis • available for inspection between :8:30 a.m. and -.4:30 p.m. at the=Huron CountyDepart- rnent of Planning and Development,(524-21:88) or at the Tow . shipof Ashfield Municipal Office "(529-7383). DATED AT THE ,COUNTY OF -HURON THIS 13th DAY OF MARCH, 1989, Harlly Clerk, County Of Huron :Court House, The Square 430 ® ICH, Ont. N7A 1M2 13 12 11 10 7 3 2 Todd Park on OPP plcicement Todd Park, 20 year cad son of Bill and Marie Park is this month en field ,place- ment with London ,detacl hent of 0.P.P. On completion he will return to Peter- borough in April. Sandra D'aoust, Dungannon captain of The March of Dimes campaign, extends her special thanks to the following can- vassers, Kelly Brindley, Jo -areae Wilkins, (Ashfield) Karen Roberts, Penny Hodges, Gwen Copeland (West Wawanosh) . It was a most successful campaign. The Dungannon Senior • Citizens held their Wednesday night card party with 14 tables. High lady - Adeline Allin, low lady - Aileen Tronuner, high man tie between Cliff Menary and Carman Pollock with the winner being Cliff Menary and low man John Harris. Mary Ann and Sheldon Martin, New Hamburg were mid -week viisiters with her sister Margaret and Jim Errington; also, her brother Earl and Ruby Dahmer, Cambridge. Jane and Robert Shetler,'St. Catharines, are visiting Mrs. Lee Shetler. World Day of Prayer The World Day of Prayer was held at Dungannon this year, on March 2, and in- cluded joint worship with the ladies of the following churches for the annual service, Port Albert, Kingsbridge, North Ashfield, Trinity, St. Au e, Donnybrook and Nile. -I lin-Dawson-anddMargaret-E ngton- met the ladies at the door, while organist Jean Elliot was playing the organ, she also played the hymns during the service. Gloria Pearson welcomed all. Sincere thought was then given to all who are sick from our different communities, also those who have passed away in this past year. After a moment of silence, the Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison. This year's program was prepared by a 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111110111111111111111111 UNGANNON by 'Bonnie Hodges small band of Christian wornen in Burma, the theme was Lord, Teach us to Pray. After the opening hymn, the ladies from each church read scriptures, while the congregation read the response and dif- ferent prayers were read by all. Shirley Marten, Virginia Stright, Cecilia Miltenburg, Laurie Dalton, Betty "Lou Dalton of Kingsbridge supplied the special music. Two also played guitar, while the collection was being received by Linda Curran and Elsie Pannabecker. Gloria Pearson gave the offering Prayer. You would have to had heard these ladies to ap- preciate how beautiful they sang. Guest speaker was Karen Roberts from Dungannon. She spoke on prayer, how prayer is needed in all our lives, nothing is too small or too large to pray for, and our children are never too young to be taught to pray. She gave an inspiring message. All repeated the benediction. Gloria Pearson then thanked those who had taken part in making it such a meaningful after- noon and all were invited to the basement for refreshment and coffee. Following lunch Betty Lou Dalton rnov- -ed- a--mt -o titt-to--Duna an --f hosting the service and to all who had taken part. She mentioned how she felt God was speaking to us, when this world wide service was on Prayer and we are in this controversy on taking Prayer out of schools. In her report the was going to make a suggestion if this service could be moved to April so weather would be better. Next year the service will be held in Donnybrook. CVL looking for participation The prayers and thoughts of the com- munity continueto be with Carl and.Lissett Stanley and family following the recent serious accident involving their daughter Laura, who continues to recover at Children's Hospital of Western Ontario. As well ,the community .continues to munember in their 'prayers Lori Howard. Patrick Hogan .and Maryetta Martin who are continuing :to convalesce. St. Joseph's C.W.L. held their reg rlar monthly .meeting in St. Joseph's Parish Hall on Monday evening March 6. Among items discussed were the upcom- ing convention in May, the World Day of Prayer which was held in Dungannon on Marchi and ways of increasing participa- 'tion in the league. The nominating committee is now ,get- ting things prepared 'for the upcoming elections to be held at :the April meeting. Varicw convenors gavetheir:reports in- cluding eresa Courtney on visiting the sick and shut-ins and Clarice Dalton on Pro -Life. St. Joseph's Folk Choir, consisting 1 Betty Lou Dalton, Laurie Dalton, Shirley Martin, Cecilia Miltenburg and Virginia Stright, 'performed at the World Day of Prayer where they were much enjoyed and appreciated. Several other members of the C.W.L. also attended the World Day of . Prayer service. Bible study classes are continuing in the MSHSCHC'i by Louise Martin school each Thursday evening from 7.30 - 9:30 p.m. The focus of attention now are the Prophets who preached .a message, still very relevant in our world today. The students and teachers of St. Joseph'sSchoolhad the opportunity to par- ticipate in a fun -filled Winter Activities Day on Friday, March 3 at the school. Teams were made up to Include students from every grade who then competed against each other in a variety of games and activities. It proved to be a ;most en- joyable day. Or. £..arch 6 second term report cards VirP114 hen -ie with the students. Parents given the opportunity totalk to the tee rs about the reports on March 9. Aero on March 9 the zone Boor; hockey tournament was held at St. Joseph's with St. Joseph's, Clinton, Sacred Heart, Wingham, St. 'Mary's, Goderich as well as St. Joseph's Kingsbridge participating. Kingsbridge Blizzards did •very well finishing second, while top spot went to Sacred Heart, 'Wingham. Congratulations to •all. EVERY OFFICE SHOULD HAVE ONE. CO6 Javaork :,.anal C3Pset A . PRINTJNG ':UDKNOW