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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1985-10-02, Page 20Page 8A Times -Advocate, October 2, 1985 Lions Club to canvass for RNIB on October 7 The Lions Club will be holding their annual C.N.I.B. door-to-door canvass on Monday Oct. 7 between 6-7 psn before their.meeting and dinner at the hotel. Newcomers Welcome to town to Dennis and Geraldine Charette who have moved into the home across from the mill on Nairn St. Attend Auxiliary Donna Klopp, Anne Flaxbard, Eleanor Lawrence and Gertie Fleischauer all attended the annual Auxiliary -Waterloo Lutheran Seminary, held last Wednesday at St. John's Lutheran Church in Waterloo. Golden Agers Trip Last Tuesday Sept. 24 a group of Zurich Golden Agers travelled to St.. Marys to participate with seniors from Huron, Perth and Middlesex for the Th -County Ontario Senior games. A delicious beef dinner was served, _ followed by a program given by the Bells of St. Mary's seniors. The Golden Agers are planning to go to Kitchener by bus on Monday Oc- tober 14 to attend some of the Oc- toberfest activities and see the parade. If interested in going phone president Gen at 236-4088 as soon as possible. Baptism - Little Timothy Joseph Klopp, son of Paul and Heather, was baptized on Sunday October 29 at St. Boniface Church by Fr. Paul Mooney, follow- ed by a family get-together at the home of his grand 1 • rents, Jerome ,E .... 11111,,t Now r'J111to• ei .IATIICI ;000: 4 4 ^ .1 WORKING TOGETHER — Hot dog days at Zurich Public School operate on the buddy system. Grade sixers were paired with new kindergartens for the first hot dog day of the new term. and Carmel Sweeney, for aunts, uncles, cousins, grand and great grandparents coming from Oakville, Waterloo, - London, Vanastra, Michigan, and the Zurich area. Timothy's god -parents were, Beth Sweeney and Douglas Klopp. Showers Several Bridal showers were held recently for Linda Zwaan, fiancee of Peter Bedard Jr. of Hensall, with many relatives attending from Zurich. One was held at the home of her future mother-in-law, Mrs. Theresa Bedard in Hensalf for the Bedard relatives and another was held at the home of Denise Schroeder (future sister-in-law) for relatives on the Ducharme side. Peter and Linda are to be married on October 12. _ Birthday A family birthday supper was held for Mrs. Margaret Hess on Sunday September 22 at her cottage. The card club girls (nine in all) got together at the home of Gertie Fleischauer in her honor last Thurs- day - evening. All enjoyed playing a few games of euchre, and having bir- thday cake and ice cream. Personals A Stag and Doe dance was held for Janet Regier and Doug Willsie on Fri - Zurich girl on VS term Darla Gingerich, daughter of Melvin and Mary Ellen Gingerich, Zurich has begun a one-year term of Voluntary Service (VS) with Men- nonite Board of Missions, Elkhart, Ind. Darla, a member of the Zurich Mennonite Church is in the discipleship program at Richmond, Va. Darla is a 1982 graduate of South Huron District High School and at- tended Georgian College, Owen Sound, for one year. Before entering service she worked for Para -Med '1/4a,Oft/ aritdTh'‘ ,figg./,%1/ lS1L'rY� GETTING READY — New student council members Kathy Schenk (left), Joy Kuepfer, Kelli MacBeath and Heather Consitt get some goodies ready for the first hot dog day of the new term at Zurich Public School. FLOORING If you're looking for carpet or vinyl for o small area or an entire house w - • Save Time • Save Money fi►''�'tl • See us First Do it yourself or have our installer Ed Allen do it for ou 335 Maln St., S.. Ex•ter IF "BEST OF THE BOOKS" SALE May f air Wullcowrn»gs ,hr, 1,,, 1„RI SAVE 25% OFF BOOK PRICES Dave's Decor Sales and Service Zurich 236-4941 I MITE() TIME 011111 CM CK 51011 SAL 1 DAT1 S Health Services in London, Ont., as a nurse's aide. Some 100 volunteers commit themselves each year to serve in VS households throughout North America. They are involved in a variety of assignments ranging from professional services such as teaching and nursing to social ser- vices such as day care and home repair. Mennonite Board of Missions is an agency of the 110,000 -member Men- nonite Church, the largest of the Men- nonite groups in North'7America. Zurich Figure Skating Club Registration Zurich Arena Oct. 5, 1905 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. or call 236-7703 262-5070 f Skato Exchango 1 Canadian Figure Skating Association r Interlocking Paving Stones for driveways - patios - walks - pools - landscaping accents equipment rental for do-it-yourselfers - discounts available on larger purchases - delivery available ALSO patio blocks lawn edging sidewalk blocks park benches curbing picnic tables Pfgi,daetoa 4e4 2 Parkside Ave. Zurich, Ontario Phone 236-4305 day at the Dashwood Community Centre with several friends and relatives from town attending. Mrs. Gertie Fleischauer spent the weekend in London with her daughter, Marion and Larry Rogers and two children. They also enjoyed taking in the various "Kava) Kade" festivities going on during the weekend. Sharon Baker and Joan Ducharme attended the municipal finance con- ference for Clerks and Treasurers in London at the Holiday Inn from September 25 to 27. Mike and Gen Doyle returned home recently from a nice week's vacation to Bobcaygeon (it's along the Trent Canal) and visited with Mike's son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Doyle. John and Bridget Groot RR 1 Zurich returned home recently from a very enjoyable trip to Europe. Mrs. Eileen Consitt returned to her apartment at the Spruce Villa recent- ly after a lovely two-week trip to Pilot Mound, Manitoba and Winnipeg where she visited with several relatives. She noted that in that area the crops are above average yeild, but due to wet weather a lot is still to be harvested. Theresa Davies, London, spent the weekend in town visiting with her sister Julie and Moz Gelinas and family and her mother, Mrs. Nora Corriveau at the Spruce Villa Apartments. Ken and Dorothy Breakey have returned to Zurich after spending the past two months touring the midwester United States, returning home by Western Canada. Doug and Mary -Lou Turkheim along with Joe and Marilyn Kenda Jr. spent the weekend with Mary-Lou's sister and husband, Suzanne and Dave Bell in St. Catharines, and while there enjoyed going to Niagara Falls. Several relatives from town attend- ed the wedding of Anita Overholt and David Tingley on Sat. Sept. 28 in Lon- don at St. Andrew the Apostle church with reception held at the Hampton Court Hotel. A large funeral was had for the late Gabrielle Brisson (Cantin) on Mon- day at St. Peter's Church, St. Joseph's, with lunch following at Hessenland Restaurant. Any children from age 6 to 7 in- terested in bowling on Saturday mor- nings from 9 to 11:30, who missed registration can still participate by phoning Sandra Dickert at 236-4426. The cost is $2.50 per morning. UCW REGIONAL — Anne White of Birr was the guest speaker at Thursday's UCW regional meeting in Dashwood. She is at the left with South Huron president Donna Greb, Huron -Perth Presbytery presi- dent Alma Langford and Dashwood president Maida Gaiser. PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT AFFECTING THE TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the County of Huron will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, November 5, 1985 at 8:00 p.m. at the Stanley Township Community Centre Com- plex (1 kilometre west of Varna on the north side of County Road No. 3), to consider a proposed Official Plan Amendment under Section 17 of the Planning Act. A. The proposed Official Plan Amendment would provide policies for the following: 1. Site Plan Control - Agricultural Commercial/Industrial, Natural Environment, Urban, Extrac- tive Resourses, Recreational and Institutional land uses are proposed to have a policy state- ment which would enable Council to pass a by-law designating an area as a site plan control area where required. Site plan control can regulate such issues as access, storage areas, buffering, and planting strips. 2. Natural Environment - The addition of a policy section is proposed for the rezoning of non - sensitive Natural Environment to allow for certain types of buildings. The policy will allow applications for rezoning to a special Natural Environment Zone for an accessory residence to o farm operation, accessory residences to an agricultural commercial operation, expan- sion of existing farm buildings accessory to agriculture or forestry, institutional buildings or structures related to the protection/maintenance of the Natural Environment, a single family residence on an existing lot and a recreational residence on an existing lot along the Lakeshore. These rezonings would only occur subject to Council's review of the situation. 3. Section 3.5.c.1.c.v. - re: Mobile homes in Brucefield, Kippen and Varna. The proposed official plan amendment changes the section to read as follows: "-mobile homes will be required to locate in mobile home parks." 4. Section 3.5.c.2.c.iv - re: Mobile homes in Lot 36, Conc. 1. The proposed official plan amend- ment changes the Section to read as follows: "-mobile homes will be required to locate in mobile home parks." 5. Section 3.10.d.v. - Rural Residential - Density provision - The proposed official plan amend- ment changes the density provision from 1:1.5 to 1:1. That is, there is a maximum develop- ment density of 1 residential unit per 1' gross acre of area to be developed. B. The proposed Official Plan Amendment amends Schedule '8', Land Use Plan map by the addi- tion of the following: ,1. The designation of "Extractive Resources" areas, as follows: Lot 14, Conc. 5 Pt. Lot 2, Bayfield Rd., N. Conc. Pt. Lot 1 8 2, Bayfield Rd., N. Conc. as shown on the attached map. 2. The designation of existing woodlots and natural environment areas as "Natural Environ- ment". These areas are shown on the attached map. The areas are similar to the NEI zone areas on the recently circulated zoning by-law. The purpose of the amendments is to bring the plan into conformity with the recently circulated zoning by/law. Any person may attend.the public meeting and/or make written or verbal representation either in support of or in opposition to the proposed Official Plan Amendment. ADDITONAL INFORMATION, including detailed maps, relating to the proposed Official Plan Amendment is available for inspection at the Township Clerk's Office (Stanley Township Com- munity Centre Complex) (482-7907) and the Huron County Planning and Development Depart- ment, Court House, Goderich, between 9:00 o.m. and 4:30 p.m. Dated at the Town of Goderich this 26th day of September, 1985. 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