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Home My WebLink AboutTimes-Advocate, 1988-12-21, Page 28Page 6A Times -Advocate, December 21, 1988 Briefs from council EXETER - Newly elected councillor Ervin Sillery reported to council Monday night that Carolyn Bradford of Usborne ;lownship.would represent Exeter and the townships of Usbornc and Blansshard fora two year term on the Ausable-Bayfield Conserva- tion Atuhority. Sillery said representatives from the three municipalities met December - 15 to interview three of• six original candidates. The others interviewed were Gordon Robinson of Blanshard township and Exeter cotfncillor Harry Klun- gel. * * * * - Membership in the Southwest - cm Ontario io Travel Association at a cost of S300 for 1989 was re- newed. The -membership was originally taken out in 1988 as part of • the Economic Develop- ment budget. . * * •* * Deputy reeve Lossy Fuller ob-'• jectcd to a recommendation from the towi's planning advisory that decisions made following public hearings be made "in camera" • Fuller said , " We passed a by - five years ago that all com- nttce meetings should be open. "rhe decision is up to council." A motion was received from the planning committee that the matter be tabled until the January 11, 1989 nieeting at which time planner Richard-Zelinka would have a full- report and legal ad- vice.. Ben Hoogenboom, a member of the committee was asked to pass on council's feeling on the matter. * * * * On the subject of planning ad- visory committee meetings, new councillor Harry Klungel said he was impressed with the quality 01 members of this group. Klingel continued, The build- ers and contractors should be con- gratulated. They are the movers and the shakers. i was impressed with the plan of Gregus construc- tion to make use of large back- yards between Marlborough and Carling streets." Councillor. Morley Hall said " • 1 see the light at the end of the tunnel for our mewling program." The public works report includ- ed setting up a committee of Hall, Hoogenboom , recycling Co- ordinator George McEwen and works superintendent Glenn Kells to prepare a tender form for the re- • cycling program. Councillor Dorothy Chapman said she was impressed with a re- cent editorial in the London Free Press which accused -government of "pushing more costs on us." Chapman added, " There have been so many changes in town and we need more. We need to look past now and costs to 10 years from now." * * * * A donation of S200 was given to the Exeter Lioness club to can- vass for the March_ of Dimes dur- ing the month of January. * * *.* • Councillor Dorothy Chapman asked council to take immediate action to change the wording in the town's official plan to allow local residents to provide bed and breakfast for visitors and tourists. Deputy reevfe Lossy Fulelr agreed saying, " This should be discussed at die next meeting-" prs; 0.se n,ac t 'N GIC Rates for 35 Trust Companies 524-t773 2-5 yrs. ann. - Security Trust Seasons C.ree.tings 1 yr. ann. 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Grand Bend last Monday evening, from this are, were Leola Snyder,- Lucille and Michelle Vi - anent, Gloria Beicrling and Annie Morenz. r • ' Other churches attending and par- ticipating in the program were Im- maculate Heart or Mary Cattail( Church, Anglican, Greenway Unit- ed, Grand Bend United and Dash- wood United. Other guests were several ladies from Dashwood Lutheran Church. Guest speaker was Doris Sinasac, wife of Rev. R. Sinasac, Dash- wood, on the theme of "Peace." • • Personals Don, Sharon and Jamie Baker, hosted a surprise 65th birthday par- ty for Don's mother, Ortha Baker, Friday evening. Familymembers attending were Ken, Carol, Tracy and Shellic Baker, Shipka, Sandra and Tony Regier, Chris, Heather and Jill, Mount Clemens, Michi- gan, son-in-law Mike Yarrow, Win- nipeg, Manitoba, Mrs. Emma Schilbe, Lou and Dolores Schilbe, Zurich, Elsie and Jake Roder, and Bcrt and Doris Schilbe, Bayfield, Marg and Bob Reid, Varna, Lor- raine and Roland Ncil, Ailsa Craig. We learned of the death of a cous- in -in-law Willi; m Thornton, of London last week, His wife is the former .:: oth y Mason, of Dash- wood. ' Funeral service was held last Wednesday from McFarlane and Roberts Funeral home, Lambeth with interment at Woodhull Cemet- ery, Kilworth. Congratulations to Roxanne Woods, daughter of Wayne and Kar- en Woods, who graduated from Carleton University in Ottawa, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Honours in Psychology at .the Fall Convocation Exercises. She has been holidaying in the South Pacif- ic- A number of parents and friends attended the South j-luron District High School, musical concert in Exeter last Wednesday .evening. Young people from this arca partic- ipatingin the concert, playing in- struments anis singing in the choir were Angie Zielman, Connie Rus- sell, Michelle Vincent, Susan Ratz and Julie Schadc. Their Christmas music was a de- light to hear and the large audience joined in to sing Christmas carols. Congratulations to Nancy Volk and Richard Vandcrhock, who were married December 16. Mrs. Annie Zielman and Angie, hosted a "Janzen" family pre Christmas dinner Sunday. This in- cluded Annie's brother, Bill and El- len Janzen, sisters, Susan Janzen, Helen Stadler, Erich and Kacthe Fricter an their families totalling - 42. Guests c from Leaming- ton. Essex, Zurich, Windsor, Lon- don, Dashwood, Exeter and Toron- , 10. • Hugh and I and our son Bill of London, attended a pre -Christmas Coleman family dinner Sunday at John and Carol Coleman's home at Kippen. Others attending were Les, Jane and Suzanne, Elizabeth Cole- man, Bruceficld arca, Don Jackson, Hensall, Bill and Norma Coleman Kipper). > • - A "Merry Christmas" wish .to all my readers. Court., Continucd from front page • 12 -month driving suspension. Ken Marchand, Huron Park, had - four months added to a sentence df two years less a day he is currently serving for taking a car belonging to Ralph Wells for a joy ride. Alan Clark, Ingersoll, pleaded guilty to stealing five hams and seven slabs of bacon; the property of Darling's IGA, from a truck parked at the back of the store on July 28. Clark was not in court to , hecppr that he must make S150 resti- `tufion within one month, and pay a S300 fine within the next four months. Another man who also took part in the theft has made resti- tution of S150. All charges against Gordon McDonald resulting from a confron- tation with police in Exeter on May 28 were withdrawn when McDonald agreed to a three-year prohibition under section 101 of the Criminal Code. This prohibits him from owning or possessing any firearms, ammunition or explosive device during that period. rit..1Mm,*—III...a+tioviwtlarts ria r'ttshtfartvimIra To the Ratepayers of Stephen Township Granton by Mrs: E. Summers GRANTON - At St. Thomas Anglican Church, the Rev. Bever- ley, Anne Wheeler was in charge of the fourth Sunday of Advent ser- vice and the Lessons and Carols. The children's focus was the light- ing of the Advent candles by Susan Acres, Colleen Moore, Lorne Har- rison and Melanie Beatson. The seven lessons were read by Scott Hodgins, Muriel Lewis, Jim Hodgins, Jeanene French, Melanie Bcatson, Kenny French and Sylvia Bcatson, followed by prayers of thanks over the gifts.. Following the service, the Sun- day School pupils favored the con- gregation with an interesting con - main the church hall and directed by Linda Hodgins and Deanna Beatson. Piano instrumentals were given by Philip Hodgins, Scott .Hodgins, Jeanenc French, Kenny 'French, Melanie Bcatson and Kay - leen Roloston followed by two musical playettes when everyone took part. An appetizing pot luck hot dinner was en joy&l. Rev. Wheeler announced the Christmas Eve candlelight service to be held 8:30 p.m. on Saturday, December 24. Happy Holidays from a policyholder's best friend — Metropolitan Life. dd MARK McLLWAIN SEAFORTH 527-2268 GET MET. 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