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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1996-10-16, Page 7PidaPr=nd Anniversary SALE: WED., OCT. 16th - SAT., OCT. 26th BUY ANY ITEM AT REGULAR PRICE AND GET A SECOND ITEM' AT Choose from any regular priced Famous Brand Name item in any department... but hurry, thls is a 10 day sale only!!! 'Second Atm , W d equal a Ie1W 4k9 ANrobeew an, Communit • Harvest dance in November Loneliness video shown at At the October meeting of the St. Columban Catholic Women's League, an invita- tion was received from the. St. James Catholic Women's League to their Fall Bazaar on Saturday, November 30 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the St. James Separate School, Seaforth. Tickets for the St. Columban Harvest Dance are now on sale. Anyone wishing tickets, telephone Ann Murray at 345-2745. The dance is on November 2 at the St. Columban Parish Hall from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music is by Susie Q (Susan McAllister) and Mr. B. A motion was made to have a Christopher course graduate Happy news Happy anniversary to George and Yvonne Duchanne, Mitchell. (origi- nally from Dublin) who cele- brated on Oct. 14. All your family. relatives and friends enjoy the get-togethers. Happy Birthday to a.vcry special lady, Michelle Dixon. who celebrates today, Oct. 16. Michelle. your friendship, your smiles and your "help" means so very much. St. Columban by Cecilia Ryan 345-2028 by Cecilia Ryan 345-2028 speak at the Sunday Mass on October 20 at 11 a.m. regard- ing the W.R.A.P. campaign. The St. Colurnhan and area youth group (grades 7 and 8) are presenting a haunted house in the St. Columban Church Hall on October 26 from 7 to 9 p.m. There will be a friendly area -for younger children and a spookie area for those who can take it. Donations to the food hank would he gratefully appreci- ated.. A from Dublin Dublin .by Dorothy Dillon 345-2883 Joe 'Eckert was pleased to have a visit from Jerry and ' Marie Eckert, Owen Sound. THOUGHT FOR TODAY Recall it as often as you wish -.a happy memory. never. wears out! World traveller speaks The Seaforth and District Horticulture Society met, at Northside Church on Oct. 9 with visitors from six area clubs. The district meeting is at Auburn .on Oct. 19. It was agreed to replace the - Mountain Ash on the hospital property in place of the one- that nethat died. Our speaker was Frank Kershaw from Toronto. He is a noted horticulturalist and world traveller in search of beautiful flower gardens, which he presented for our viewing. , Our fair queen, Lisa Gingcrich, was voted ."Mks Congeniality". , Our next meeting is.Nov. 13 at 6 p.m. starting with a potluck dinner. • 1996 Fall Fair results ART & CRAFT Fall Flowers in Garden Setting. 1st Marjorie Papplc, 2nd Pat Ferry. 3rd Jean Flynn: Picture of Your Pet Animdl. 1st Pat Ferry. 2nd Janette Holmes. 3rd Marjorie Papplc' Out My Back Door. 1st Wendy Currie, 2nd Pat Ferry. 3rd Marjorie Papplc: A .Winter Scene. 1st Marjorie Dayman, 2nd Jean Flynn, 3rd . Marjorie Papple; Children At Play. 1st Pat Ferry, 2nd Kathryn Woldnik. 3rd Nancy Stewart; Fun in the ; Snow. 1st Janette Holmes. 2nd Marjorie Papple, 3rd Brenda Empcy; Picture of the Fair. 1st Marjorie Papple. 2nd Pat ferry, 3rd Marjorie Dayman: Family Picture. 1st Marjorie Papple.. 2nd Pat Ferry. 3rd Marjorie Dayman; fiumourous' Picture with a Caption. 1st Brenda Empey, 2nd Marjorie Papple, 3rd Pat Ferry; Country Scene with Farm Animals. 1st Marjorie' Papple. 2nd Janette Holmes. 3rd. Pat Ferry; Photography,of Faces. 1st Pat Ferry. 2nd Marjorie Papple: Historical Building - any media. 1st Marjorie Papple. 2nd Pat Ferry. 3rd Jean Flynn: Traditional European Style Fall Art. 1st Janet Beay. .2nd Marjorie Papple. 3rd. Mary McClure: True Decorative Painting, 1st Frances Wynja. Joanne Foster, Mary McClure; Folk Art Current Trend. 1st Joanne -Foster. Janet Beaver. Frances Wynja; Scenery, 1st Joanne Foster, 2n1l Frances Wynja, 3rd Marjorie Papplc: China Painting Jewellery, Ist Mary McClure: China Painting Plate, 1st Mary McClure, 2nd Pat Dalton; China Painting Dresden, 1st Mary McClure; China Painting Flowers. 1st Mary McClure, 2nd Carol Renck. 3rd Pat Dalton; China Painting Bird. 1st Carol Renck. 2nd Pat Dalton. 3rd Mary McClure; China Painting Scenery. 1st Pat Dalton, 2nd Mary McClure: China Painting - any other article. 1st Mary McClure. 2nd Carol Renck. 3rd Pat Dalton: Chiral Painting X- mas Article. 1st Pat Dalton; Article of Smocking. 1st Carolyn Powell; Jewellery - any media. 1st Teresa Wynja,Bea Dykstra. Regina Whyte; Article of Tatting. 1st Mary McClure; Handmade Purse or tote. Ist Teresa Wynja, 2nd Susan Dick. 3rd Jean Flynn: Knitted Doily, 1st H. Toornstra: Article of Embroidery. Ist Teresa Wynja, 2nd H.` toornstra. 3rd. Jean Flynn; Magnetic Original Ornaments. 1st Marjorie Dayman, Jean Flynn. Betty Brand; Xmas Tree Decorations. 1st Kathryn Woldnik. 2nd Nancy Hak, 3rd N. Toornstra: Christmas Tree Decoration, Ist Nancy Hak. 2nd Marjorie Dayman, 3rd. Pat Ferry; Christmas Gift Wrap. 1st Sherry Beuerman, 2nd Nancy Hak, 3rd. Barb Shannon; Christmas Tree Table Piece. 1st Marjorie Dayman. 2nd Wendy Currie; Pillowcase in crass stitch embroidery. 1st Anna Dolmage, 2nd. Bea Dykstra. 3rd Nancy Hak: Thanksgiving napkin in holder rings. 1st -Ruth Squire: Decorated Article sUk or dried. 1 st Jean Flynn; Decorated Hat, 1st H. Toornstra, 2nd Pat Dalton. 3rd Janet Beaver; Dress Collar. 1st Ruth Squire. 2nd Pat Ferry; Knitted Dish Cloth. Ilt Ruth Squire. grid Bea Dykstra. 3rd Mary McClure; Crocheted Doily, 1st Teresa Wynja. 2nd Ruth Squire; 3rd. H. Toonstra; Stuffed Toy. Ist Nancy Hak. 2nd H. Tcxrnstra, 3rd Pat Ferry; Recycle Article. 1st Brenda Empey.- Marjorie Dayman. W Toornstra:'. Plastic Mesh - any article. 1st Nita McClure. 2nd H. Toonstra, 3rd Betty Brand; Holder for Plastic Bags. Ist Jean Flynn. 2nd Pat Ferry. 3rd H. Toornstra; Novelty Article Suitable for Bazaar. 1,st Barbara - Shannon. 2nd Nancy Stewart. 3rd Pat Ferry. Article Using a Lathe (no entries); Wooden Money Bank (no.entrics): Bird Feeder (no entries); Any article of wood carv- ing, ist Tom Shannon; Wood frame for picture or collectors plate (no entries): Any 01140" project from wood. 1st Tom Shannon: Qullt with hand stitched applique. 1st Isabel Annis: Quilt cotton pieced. 1st Isabel Annis: Quilt reversible. 1st Isabel Annis: Quilt sample. (no entries): Quilt strip, (no entries): Wall quilt ready to hang, 1st Isabel Annis:'My first quilt, 1st Ruth Squire. 2nd Sharlene Brown: Group hand quilted, Ist Isabel Annis, Ind Joan Whyte; Quilt crib, Ist Ruth Square, 2nd Sharlene Brown; Wall hanging. 1st Wendy Currie, 2nd Ruth Squire, 3rd Mary J. Finlayson; ' Fabric shopping or tote hag, 1st 'Pat Ferry. 2nd Jean Flynn. 3rd Ruth Squire; Article of counted cross stitch, I st. Wendy Currie. 2nd Kathryn Woldnik, 3rd Marjorie Dayman: Cushion suitable for bed- room, 1st H. Toornstra. 2nd Ruth Squire. 3rd Teresa Wynja; Cushion suitable for living room. 1st Teresa Wynja. 2nd Ruth Squire. 3rd H. Toornstra: Cushion with country design, 1st Ruth Squire. 2nd Jean Flynn, 3rd Mary J. Finlayson; Cushion crochet that is' practical, Friendship Circle meeting Hensall United Church Friendship Circle met held Oct. 7. Shirley McAllister chaired the meeting and wel- comed all. She read some thoughts written by Bob Shrier on: "Taking Time For Others." The roll call was answered by 14 members, each telling what they will be doing for Thanksgiving. We were reminded that the visita- tion and friendship commit- tee is packing Thanksgiving boxes and that cookies and donations are needed. The Friendship Circle will he looking after Bingo at the Queensway Nursing Home for the month of October. Marg Cole told of the upcom- ing events the church will be catering: Nov. 11 - The Legion Remembrance Day dinner at the arena; Nov. 17 - lunch after the church anniversary service; Dec. 9 - Senior's Christmas dinner. It was passed, unanimously, that the Friendship Cii•cfe contact all of the youth of the church who arc attending col - ,lege or university. Shirley McAllister, Kay Elder. and Kay Mock will look into this. At the November meeting we will pack the Fall hale, make Christmas placemats for Final ,tournament for lawn bowlers The Seaforth Lawn Bowling Club held their last tournament of the season on Wednesday with seventeen greens in play. Top winner for the day was Don Breutigam and partner of Hanover with 3w + 55 +4. Second went to Bill Furlong and partner of Ingersol: 3w+53+6. Third place went to London's Fairmont rink skipped by Chuck Townsend with 3w+48. Fourth was Bob Thompson and Harry Jacobi of Exeter with 3w+46. Fifth place was Dick Gross of Thamesford 3w+43 and sixth was Exeter's Peter McFalls and partner with 2w+57+10. -Seventh prize was Joe List and Brad Fleming of Port Elgin 2w+49+1, Jack Ross' team of Stratford was eighth with 2w+47 while ninth went to Peter Falk of Hanover 2w+45. Consolation prize went to Harry Urquhart and partner of Woodstock with l w+42. Poultry Update soon The third annual "Poultry Industry Update" will be held next Wednesday, Oct. 23 at the Godcrich Township Community Centre. • in Holmesville. This seminar begins at 9, a.m. and concludes at 3:30 p.m. The following topics will be discussed: mycotox- • ins/whole grain feeding for poultry; trends and innova- tions in poultry barn con- struction; grain price tends - feed costs; farm management skills should not be over- looked; OMAFRA restructur- ing to serve you better; an international trade overview; poultry disease pressures in the United States. Advance registration is encouraged by Friday. October, 181 To register please call OMAFRA FRIGHT or DELIGHT MASKS & UJCKY TICKETS RON'S HENSALL 262-2019 Hensall by Liz Sangster 262-2715 Queensway and each bring food for a potluck lunch. A video on "Loneliness" was shown by Shirley McAllister and following the video each member was given a hasti noteto drop a line to some- one who is lonely. Mary Brintnell's devotion was on Thanksgiving. We read in unison. Marg Cole and Mary Brintnell served delicious pumpkin pie and whipped cream. On Sat. Dec. 9, the Hensall Horticultural Society hosts a bus trip to the new butterfly conservatory in Niagara Falls. Please contact Doris Jantzi for further details. THE HURON KXPO$ITOR, October 1e, 10111-7 Tradition sinre 1924 MEW , LADI HIL a 10 or MAIN STREET, MITCHELL 348- 4„, . s Ma Jay to Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 8:30 p.m, / Fridays anti NOTICE OF THE PASSING OF A ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT BY THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF GREY TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the TOWNSHIP OF GREY passed -By -Law 23-1996 on the 7th day of October, 1996,, under Section -34 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990. AND TAKE NOTICE that any person or agency may appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board in respect of the By-law by filing with the Clerk of the Township of Grey. not later than the 13th day of November, 1996, a notice of appeal setting out.the objection to the by-law and the reasons in Support of the objection, accompanied by payment of the fee prescribed under the Ontario Municipal Board Act, AMOUNT OP FEE payable on appeal is $125.00. Only individuals, corporations and public bodies may appeal a zoning by-law to the Ontario Municipal Board. A notice of appeal may not be filed by an unincorporated association or group. However, a notice of appeal may be filed in the name of an individual who is a member of the association or the group. - AN EXPLANATION of the purpose and effect of the by-law, describing the lands to the by- law applies is provided below and a Key Map showing the location. of the affect ds is attached. The complete by-law is available for inspection at the Clerk's office during regula , office hours. DATED at the Township of Grey this Purpose and Effect: This By-law Amendment 23-1996 represents a general housekeeping of Comprehensive Zoning By=law 12-1985 for the Township of Grey. This zoning by-law amendment proposes a number of changes to various sections of. text within by-law 12-1985. In general the majority of these amendments apply to the entire township. These amendments can be summarized as follows: Section 1.19.8. is amended to allow for the extension of existing zoning to include abutting lands that are being severed and merged on title with the existing parcel for minor lot enlargement purposes. This provision would remove the need for a rezoning as a condition of consent for minor lot enlargements where lands zoned D are being severed and merged with lands zoned VR1, RC1 or where lands zoned AG1 or AG2 NE1, NE2 or NE3 are being severed and merged with lands zoned AG3, AG4.. . - 2. Section 2.144. is hereby amended by the addition of wording to clarify that an unopened or unassumed road allowance is considered a road, street or public highway for the purpose of setbacks and other applicable regulations. - 3. Section 3.4. (non -complying uses) is amended by the addition of a provision indicating that the legal non -complying status of an existing building or structure continues even after a rezoning or severance has been approved. Any non-compliance that exists prior to application for severance or rezoning is intended to continue following approval of a rezoning or severance application. This does not include any additional parking requirements that would result from a rezoning or severance. 4. Section 3.11 (Accessory Buildings) is amended to allow for the -location of accessory buildings in the front yard in the AG3 and AG4 zones. Further, this section is modified to allow for an accessory building to be no closer to the street line than the setback required for the main building. For lands zoned AG4, the front yard setback of an accessory building or structure shall not be less than. 7.6 metres from the front lot line except for buildings or structures housing livestock which shall satisfy the setback for the main building. 5. Section 4.2. is amended by deleting reference to the need for, home occupations and home industries on lands zoned AG1 (General Agriculture) to be accesory to an agricultural use. 6. Section 7. (AG4 Zorfe) is amended to identify that Section 3.11. (Accessory Building) should also•apply to accessory buildings on lands zoned AG4 (Agriculture Small Holding). 7. Section 7.5. (Regulations for home occupation and home industries on lands zoned AG4) is amended by permitting a home industry in an accessory structure provided the minimum lot size is not Tess than 2:023 square metres. Also, if a home occupation is permitted _within a dwelling the area used for -home occupation purposes shall not exceed 25% of the tbtal floor area of the residential use or 55 square metres, whichever is greater. The additional regulations of Section 2.79. and 2.80. shall apply to the location of home industries and home occupations in the AG4 (Agriculture Small Holding Zone). 8. Section 13 (ERI Zone) is amended to recognize the existence of .residences, accessory storage buildings and barns on lands zoned ER 1 which were erected prior. to the date of passing of the ,Township Zoning By-law. Such buildings or structures may be expanded or' enlarged in accordance with the provisions of Section 4 (AG1 Zone). 9. Section 15 is amended by the addition of the following provision. On lands zoned VR1 (Village Residential - Low Density) one accessory building or structure may be constructed prior to the main building or structure being erected provided the location of the accessory budding or structure is appropriate to allow for the construction of a permitted structure in front of the accessory building or structure, in the future. 10. Key Map 7 of By-law 12-1985 is amended to change the zoning on part of lot 61, Concession • 1, Township of Grey from AG1 (General Agriculture Zone) to AG4 (Agriculture Small Holding) to recognize the existence of a small holding property that has existed for some time. All other applicable provisions of by-law 12-1985 continue to apply. 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