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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING
A PROPOSED ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT
AFFECTING THE VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Village of
Brussels will hold a public meeting WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13,
1993, at 7:00 P.M. in the, Village of Brussels Municipal Office,
Brussels, to consider a proposed Zoning By-law Amendment
under Section 34 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990.
The proposed by-law would change the zoning on Part of Lots
405, 406, 408, Registered Plan 192 and Lot 407, Registered Plan
192, Village of Brussels from R3 (High Density Residential) to
various R2 (Medium Density Residential) zones (R2-2 and R2-3),
and changes the zoning on Part of Lots 405 and 406, Registered
Plan 192, Village of Brussels, from R3 (High Density Residential)
to R3-2 (High Density Residential - Special Zones). The proposed
R2-2 and R2-3 zones recognize two lot depths which are deficient
from the standard of the R2 zone.
The subject property is the former Callender Nursing Home within
the Village of Brussels. Recently, applications for consent have
been approved by the Agriculture, Planning and Development
Committee, County of Huron, to allow for the creation of three
lots for single family residential development. Further, the
existing Callender Nursing Home building is proposed to be
converted to an apartment building containing up to ten units.
The rezoning to R2 is required to allow for single family
residential development on the three new lots. The R3-2 Special
Zone will allow for the development of the High Density
Residential portion for apartment units. A number of special
provisions are attached relating to the standards of development,
Including: parking, buffering, and the required yards.
The location of the affected lands is shown on Schedule "A"
attached. The location map identifies the lands within the Village.
ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written
or verbal representation either In support of or in opposition to
the proposed zoning by-law.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed Zoning By-
law is available for inspection during regular office hours at the
Village of Brussels Municipal Office, Brussels (519-887-6572) or
the Huron County Department of Planning & Development (519-
524-2188).
DATED AT THE VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
THIS 22ND DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1993.
Donna White, Clerk-Treasurer
Village of Brussels
Box 119
Brussels, Ont. NOG 1H0
(519) 887-6572
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PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1993.
Area students' schoolwork gets judges' pick
No problem
There was an excellent
annual children's tracto
Brussels Fall Fair. Here,
easy.
Continued from page 7
Arrangement of potted plants In wicker
basket, not to exceed 18" - Nanci
Ducharme, Yvonne Knight, Helen Dobson.
Man's bouquet - all round view, novel
container - Laura Barbour, Helen Dobson,
Nanci Ducharme.
Pot of baby tears - Gayle Speiran.
Tuberous begonia, grown In pot - Mrs.
Edgar Howatt, Kim Higgins.
1 potted plant in bloom, not already listed -
Yvonne Knight, Helen Dobson, Kim Higgins.
Rare plant, named - Helen Dobson, Jane
White, Kim Higgins.
African Violet, single crown, single flower -
Margaret Bennett, Helen Dobson.
African Violet, single crown, double flower
- Margaret Bennett, Kim Higgins.
African Vivlet, open to single or double
flower - Kim Higgins, Margaret Bennett,
Helen Dobson.
Coleus, any colour - Gayle Speiran, Brad
Speiran, Helen Dobson.
Dahlia basket, at least 2 different varieties -
Helen Dobson.
Basket for Church - Helen Dobson, Nancy
Exel.
SPECIALS
Arrangement suitable for BBO or outdoor
dining - Helen Dooson, Nancy Exel, Kim
Yuzwa
Mantle arrangement, using Mums and
Glade - Helen Dobson.
Roadside Beauty - weeds In disposable
container - Anna Dolmage, Kim Yuzwa,
Helen Dobson.
Hanging type plant, in hanging container -
Kim Higgins, Helen Dobson, Anna Dolmage.
Hybrid Tea Rose, 3 blooms, 3 colours -
Fran Bremner, Mrs. Edgar Howatt.
Hybrid Tee Rose, other than Peace -
Yvonne Knight, Nanci Ducharme, Laura
Barbour.
Christmas arrangement - Nancy Exel,
Yvonne Knight, Helen Dobson.
Most points In section 1 • 46 - Helen
Dobson.
let runner up In points (flower section) -
Yvonne Knight.
SECTION 0
Group Display - $10 for entering (Xmas
items) - Walton Sunday School, Walton
Women's Institute, Majestic Women's institute
(Brussels), Melville Church.
4H Displays - North Huron Veterinary Club,
Brussels I - Stitcheroonies, The Fatigued
Fingers cio Ann Uhler, 4H is 4U - Brussels
Majestic Institute cio Darlene
Seniors • 60 + over, favourite hobby or craft
- Huronlea I. Bernard (Elmer), Vera Nicholson,
Mrs. Heimpel.
Seniors - Homemade toy for grandchild -
Mrs. Heimpel, Huronlea - I. Bernard (Edna
Evers), third.
ART
Mountain, Country or Seascape - Edna
Pletch.
Painting on any medium - Edna Pletch,
Chris Fashoway.
. Local scene or building - Edna Pletch
turnout of participants for the
r pull last Wednesday at the
Danny Cochrane makes it look
Charcoal, pencil or pert ink - Lorie Ann
Black.
Painting, from a photo, any medium - Edna
Pletch, Lorie Ann Black
Water colour - Mary Ann Miners, Mrs.
Heimpel.
Open class, any medium - Mary Ann Miners,
Edna Pletch.
Prizes donated by Maitland Valley Insurance.
PHOTOGRAPHY
Family Celebration - Anna Dolmage, Mrs.
Heimpel, Florence Machan.
4 snapshots unusual mail boxes - Joanne
McDonald, Florence Machan.
Donated by Edith Pipe.
Colour snapshot of beef cattle - Melody
White, Florence Machan.
MISCELLANEOUS
A ceramic article - Peter Hagedoorn, Nancy
Russell
Arrangement of silk or dried flowers or
weeds - Melody White, Nancy Russell,
Katherine Bndges.
Wall hanging - Nancy Russell, Pauleen
Kerkhof, Mrs. Heimpel.
Needlepoint on plastic canvas - Nancy
Russell, Kim Higgins, Mrs. Heimpel.
Article of Cross Stitch - Mrs. Heimpet
Any article of podge - Laurie Brubacher, Km
Higgins, Katherine Bridges.
Article of folk art painting - Chris Fashoway,
Susie Black.
Article of crewel work - Laura Barbour,
Huronlea - I Bernard (M. Ireland), Chris
Fashoway.
Gift wrapped parcel - Katherine Bridges,
Melody White, Mrs. Heimpel.
Christmas stocking - Mrs. Heimpel, Yvonne
Knight.
Article of paper twist - Melody White, Jan
Deitner, Kathenne Bridges.
Handmade Christmas decoration - Mrs.
Heimpel, Katherine Bridge, Nancy Russell.
A gift for a child - Melody White, Dona
Knight, Nancy Russell.
A hobby not already listed, small - Edna
Pletch, Alicia Deitner, Dona Knight.
A hobby not already listed, large - Joan
Wissler, Jan Deitner, J. Bray.
Homemade jewellery or hair accessories -
Mrs. Heimpel, Susie Black.
Homemade pot pourri Item - Deitner,
Katherine Bridge, Mrs. Heimpel.
Any article of embroidery - Peter Hagedoom
(David McArthur), Mrs. Heimpel, Jane Devnes.
Any article of wood working - Melody White.
Christmas Angel - "Hanging by a Thread" -
Alicia Deitner
Men Only - handmade toy from wood
-Hanging by a Thread" - Leo Deitner.
INTERMEDIATE
Craft - your choice - Ann Uhler, Judi Bondi,
Susie Black
Article of handwork - Ann Uhler, Cynthia
DeWit, Sarah Exel.
Art - Lone Ann Black, Teresa Bndge, Cynthia
DeWit.
Photography - Christina DeWit, Cynthia
DeWit.
Most points In classes 1.4, donated by
Bessie Johnston - Ann Uhler.
Christmas Decoration, donated by
"Hanging by a Thread"- Lone Ann Black.
Freezer Jam, donated by Kathy Stephenson
and Cathy Cardiff - Cynthia DeWit, Christina
DeWit, Ann Stephenson.
Rice Krispie - Cynthia DeWit, Christina
DeWit.
Reeve's Special - an article of stitchery -
Cynthia DeWit, Krissy Dilworth, Ann Uhler.
Reeve's Special - flower arrangement In a
kitchen utensil - Christina DeWit, Cynthia
DeWit.
PET SHOW
DOG:
Brandy - Class 1, 2, 4, 5 - Rachel Elliott
Buddy - #1, #8, #11, #2 - Jennifer Acton.
Bonnie - #3 - Jonathan Patch.
Ben - #4 - Alexis Patch.
CAT:
Jack - #6, #8 - Amy Ross.
Jack - #7, #9 - Candice Ross.
RABBIT:
Lucky - #10 - Rachael Speers
UZZARD:
Spike - #1-0 - Chris Slater
Stump - Chris Slater
TURTLES:
Johnny, Leo, Splinter, Domy, Raf - #10 -
Adam and Chns Corbett.
UGHT HORSE SHOW
Showmanship, 11 yr. and under - Cindy
Fheburger, Lisa Goll.
Showmanship, 12 yr. and older - Michelle
Fneburger, Kevin Campbell, Jennifer Cucksey.
Turn out, open - Kevin Campbell, Jennifer
Cucksey, Jeff Zehr, Michelle Fneburger, Lisa
Goll.
Lead Line, rider 9 yr. and younger, handler
over 12 - Kevin Frieburger, Elizabeth Goll,
Amy Douma, Tammy Frieburger.
Walk Jog, 11 yr. and under - Cindy
Frieburger, Ellen Workman, Lisa Got.
Pleasure Horse, under 14 hands - Kara
Pepper, Lisa Got.
Pleasure Horse, 14 hands and over - Jeff
Zehr, Mandy Workman, Jennifer Cucksey,
Ellen Workman, Kevin Campbell.
Novelty, open to all youth - Jeff Zehr,
Jennifer Cucksey, Kevin Campbell, Mandy
Workman, Ellen Workman.
PARADE
Best Comic Float . First, Hillbillies - Ross
Knight and gang; Don McNeil, second.
Best Commercial Float. Maitside Orchard.
Best Organization Float. Wingham
Canadettes.
Best Theme Float. McCall Livestock.
Best Decorated Bike. Chris Slater, Cory
Chapman, Emily Cardiff, Alexis Patch, Kristen
Hopper.
Motor Bikes. Josh Jorritsma, Cory Bragg,
Trevor Wilson, Michael McDonald.
Best Clown. Jennifer and Chris Acton,
Candice McLellan, Martz Goetz, Sarah Exel.
Best Cartoon Character. Drew Thomas.
Best Wester Costume (Horse & Riders
Only). Justin Ruttan, Kara Pepper, Alyssa
Ruttan, Amber Ruttan.
Best Theme Costume. Chris and Adam
Corbett and Travis Jutit Amy Crawford, Lisa
Gilkes, Philip Graber.
GRADE 1
PRINTING
Boys: Morgan Bishop, Steven Crawford, Scott
Armstrong.
Girls: Heather Dietz,Lacey McCall, Rachel
Elliott.
MODEL
Boys: Scott Armstrong, Jamie Ross, Daniel
Laidlaw,.
Girls: Amy Bridge, Rachel Elliott, Amanda
Brodrecht.
PAINTING
Boys: Brendan Purcell, Cory Ouesenberry,
Scott Zehr
Girls: Victoria Therrien, Julia Noseworthy,
Rachel Elliott.
GRADE 2
PRINTING
Boys: Corey Passmore, Daryl Demaray,
Steven Royer.
Girls: Sally Harney, Jodi Sellers, Jenny Haller.
CREATIVE PARAGRAPH
Boys: Tyler Campbell, Joel Hemingway, Alvin
McLellan.
Girls: Erin Wildman, Maunssa Hunter, Jaclyn
Stafford.
PROJECT BOOK
Boys: Blair Smith, Tyler Campbell, Luke
Steinman.
Girls: Jenny Haller, Crystal McLellan, Alexis
Ruttan.
PROJECT
Boys: Jason Snider, Mark Crawford, Corey
Passmore.
Girls: Jenny Haller, Jenny Harrison, Maurissa,
Hunter and Sammy Jo Beimes, tied for third.
PAINTING
Boys: Jeff White, Corey Passmore, Ben
Leger.
Girls: Crystal McLellan, Jessica Kessel, Sally
Hamey.
GRADE 3
CURSIVE WRITING
Boys: Roger Haag, Kevin Smith, Matthew
Kroll.
Girts: Cheryl Armstrong, Heather Armstrong,
Katrina Reisor.
PARAGRAPH
Boys: Jamie Huisser, Kevin Smith, Matthew
Bennett
Girls: Stacey Bowles, Jill Speiran, Sarah
Knight
PROJECT BOOK
Boys: Matthew Kroll, Matthew Bennett, John
Van Beek
Girls: Stacey Bowles, Crystal Ahrens, tied for
first Jill Speiran, Richelle Jorritsma.
PROJECT
Boys: No Entries.
Girls: Sarah Knight Chrystal Ahrens, tied for
first; Richelle Jorritsma.
PAINTING
Boys: Matthew Kroll, Kevin Smith, Michael
Beimes.
Girls: Nicole Mastnak, Jill Speiran, Heather
Armstrong.
-GRADE 4
WRITING
Boys: Mark Gillis, Andrew Garland, Garry
Hussar.
Girls: Amanda Cummings, Christie Snider,
Stacey Smith.
CREATIVE PARAGRAPH
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