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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes-Advocate, 1987-08-26, Page 15QUEEN STREET I:1' :1! 11111{1:11111 SEE KEY MAP 7 w tLi m `1 0 m M 3 w — lands proposed to be rezoned from HC1-1 and hi) to R2 (vlcdium Density Residential 1 Hay gets grant Municipal Affairs Minister Bernard Grandmaitre this week announced the $1,640 final payment -of a $10,933 community planning grant for the County of Huron on behalf of the Township of Hay. Grandmaitre said the grant was us- ed by the municipality to prepare a comprehensive zoning by-law for the Township of Hay. Community planning grants are designed to encourage municipalities to review and update their planning programs; zoning bylaws and other planning documents. The grants may also be used for special studies on local issues such as lakeshore development or commer- cial development along highways, and for energy -conserving planning measures. .blouse of Commons discusses boundaries The Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission issued their final pro- clamation concerning the boundaries for the next federal election should it be called after 13 July, 1988. Harry Brightwell. Member of Parliament for Perth, based on the size, extent and services of a rural riding in com- parison to an urban riding, filed an ob- jection with the Commission regar- ding the proposed federal riding of Perth -Wellington -Waterloo. Because this recommendation has been turned down by the Commission, the riding will officially be expanded for the next- federal election i called after July, 1988). The new riding of Perth -Wellington -Waterloo will . in- clude Perth County, Maryborough and Peel Townships from Wellington • County and Wilmot and Wellesley Townships from the Regional Municipalitiy of Waterloo. "I would have preferred not to ex- pand from the 66,000 population in Perth riding to the more than 90,000 in Perth -Wellington -Waterloo riding because I believe that rural based ridings, due to their size and lack of facilities should not be as large as ur- ban ridings," Dr. Brightwell added. • "But'now that the decision has been made, I look forward to working with all constituents in Perth -Wellington - Waterloo." LAST TO FIRST — The Hensafl atom girls ball team has made a dramatic improvement -in one year. Last season they foiled to win a single game, this year they're tournament champs. They won the Usborne Minor Ball Association Atom tournament August 15-16, defeating Hibbert in the 'A' final by a score of 5-0:Back rbw; left; Lisa•Campbell, . Debbie Rimmelzwaan, Janet Traquair, Leann Consitt, Lori Gould, Carollprt Rimmelzwaan, Louise Wood and Krista Gags. Front row, left: Layne Consitt (coach), Shari Towton, Katie Seaton, Melissa Masse, Jennifer Allan, Karrie Consitt, Cara Gardner; Kari Taylor and Louise Allan (coach). Trophies were provided by Gerri Glenn of Gerri Glenn Inc. HERE'S THE BEEF — W. G. Thompson hosted a crop tour and beef dinner for almost 300 customers. Hensall manager Dale Good (right) and Jim.Cleave, and Morten Mommersteeg, Boyfield,`Albert f ostma, Varna and Axil Andresen and Uwe Wisch, Kippen anticipate eating some delicious beef. 4 CHEF — Ron Williamson, assistant manager of the W. G. Thompson Seoforth branch, headed the crew that prepared a beef dinner for almost 300 customers invited to a crop tour. You Can Vote Before Election Day! I hursday, September 10th, 1987 If your name is 00 the list of Voters, or on a Certificate to Vote, but you expect to be away or unable to vote on Election Day, you can take advantage of any Advance Poll in your Electoral District. BUT YOU MUST VOTE IN YOUR ELECTOR AI. DISTRICT. Except for those locations marked • ground level locations have been chosen for easy access bf the elderly or disabled in wheelchairs. Advance Polls to he held at the lo( ations 1itite(I, on Thursday, Saturday, Monday, Sept. 3rd, 5th, 7th II :00 i.ni. tO t;:OO p.m. • \(l5,111( a Poll Noting in the 1 I(•( tions Ontario ()flit e from Aug. 29th thru Sept. Sth. Sundays ex( luded. In the Alectoral District of Huron • Senior Citizens Apartments, 134 Sanders St., Exeter • • McKoy Centre for Seniors 10 Nelson 5t., Goderich • Maple leaf Villa Seniors Apartments ;) Market ST., Seoforth • Winy am Armouries 2'3 Edwards St., Wingham * 89 Don St., Clinton Ballots cast at the Advance Pills will be counted at the close of the regular Polls on Election Day. PUBLISHED ON BEHALF OF THE RETURNING OFFICERS FOR I141,, ABOVE ELECTORAL DISTRICTS BY Warren R. Bailie. CHIEF ELECTION OFI ICER Elections Ontario KEEPING YOU INFORMED A P 1, t4 Gun club plans shoot. beautiful gifts and lunch was enjoyed by all. On August 9 a wine and cheese par- ty was held in honour of Ron and An nelte at the home of Tony and Mar) Vandenhengel, RR 5 Seaforth. It way a cosy get-together and the futur( bride and groom were presented with many useful gifts. The happy after- noon closed with pot luck supper. The sympathy of the community is extended to the family of Eleanor Thomson who passed away on Tues- day August 18. Weekend visitors with the Hoggarth Family were Susan Weprajetzki from Agincourt and Annette Losereit from Auburn. Al and Margaret Hoggarth attend- ed the Greene family reunion in Mit- chell on Sunday August 23. Mary Greene was the former Mary Hog- garth, sister of Al's father Archie. by \largaret Hoggarth Kippen Gun ('luh The shoot on Tuesday August 18 saw 21 shooters taking part, with Glen Mogk capturing the top score of 25. Other scores were: Jack Mills - 24; Wayne McBride, Dwight Monck, Lloyd Venner, Don Glazier, Ed Steegstra, Fred Brall, all with 23 points; Harrison Schock, Paul Mid- dleton, Bert Mahaffy, Tom Allen, and Bob Baker - 22; Jim Butcher and Brent Dawe - 20; Al Kyle, Ron Lam- port, D. Long - 19; Neil Voskamp - 17 and last but not least, Grant McGregor with 16. The. 10th annual Kyle -Cooper Memorial Shoot will be held on Sun- day August 30 at 10 a.m. Place - Kip - pen Gun Club. Everyone is welcome. Food and refreshments will be on hand for noon. There will be a beef and corn roast to close the day. Kippen United Church - A joint service was held of the Kip - pen and Brucefield churches on Sun- day August 23 at 10 a.m. Barbara Cooper accompanied the hymns on the organ. Rev. Lorne Keays presid- ed in the pulpit. The lovely flower ar- rangement in the sanctuary was plac- ed there by the Thomson family in memory of their dear mother Eleanor Thomson. Personals Congratulations to Annette Blom and Ron flak who were married on August 15 in St. Boniface Church, Zurich. Annette is the daughter of Nick and Annie Blom, IIR 2 Kippen. Ron is the son of Harry and Catherine Hak of Seaforth. Before their wedding the bride and groom were honoured with several showers. The first shower was given on July 22 forAnnetteat the home of - a dear neighbour, Peggy Ferguson of Exeter. Peggy was assisted by Betty McGregor and Tove Bell. Annette received many lovely gifts and a delicious lunch was served by thc- hostesses. Another shower was given by Wil ly Groothius of Kitchener, sister of Annette. A funny poem was read and gag gifts were given out to inform An - nette of hold to run a household Following this she received many Comp -Account Computerized accounting For small and medium sized businesses, private corporations, manufacturers • Financial statements - projections • Accounts receivable payable • Payroll - management reports • Complete manage- ment accounting and bookkeeping services. Don't fly by the seat of your pants! Let us help you manage your business better with accurate, timely management reports. CALL NOW 262-3431 Hwy. 4, Hensall, Ont. NOTICE Township of Hay Hwy. 21 Main Trunk Waterworks Project No. 7-0160-1 The Flat Rate, Service Connection & Mill Rate Charges Recently Mailed Out To All Persons Affected By The Waterworks Project Is Due: Flat rate and service connection pre -payment option can be prepaid only until September 1, 1987, otherwise will have to be ammortized over a 10 -year period. SEPTEMBER 1, 1987. Times -Advocate, August 26, 1987 Qtifeestiwwat Hello! Welcome to Queensway news. • Monday morning got started with current events in the day room. Choir practice took place in the afternoon followed by drawing club. We have some talented artists here at Queensway, though most are too modest to admit it. Tuesday morning we met for bak- ing club. We produced delicious rhubarb custard pies. Fun and fitness loosened us up later in the.aclivity room. Several of our exercises re- quire repetitions of five to 10. Our residents counted time in German, Dutch, English and French. A lot of fun. In the afternoon Reverend Alles led our worship service. Gertie Fleischauer was pianist. -- - - Wednesday afternoon we had library time with everyone browsing through the numerous library books. Luella Hall read a humourous story to everyone from a book about the old time school houses and some of the student antics: Thursday evening we played bingo with the Zurich Mennonite ladies. It was fun and everyone thoroughly en- joyed the special cupcakes they shared with us. "A Walk In the Forest- was our movie of the week on Friday. It was an excellent nature film on wildlife and plants found in the forest. "The victories of yesterday are less important than the plans for tomorrow."- Canadian Farm Home Almanac . The L igh t Touch By JACK LA VENDER Page 15 Most people never forget a favor --especially if they did it. • i Some of us remember when a camper was a person on vacation and not a truck. Humor is the hole that lets the sawdust out of a stuffed shirt. • • • They soy if -you take a Euro- pean t(ip, it shows you have money.. Wrong. It shows youd HAD money. • • • World politics is like a squore dance. Just when it seems to be - going smoothly, everybody changes partners. • • • • Do si do and have that saw chain sharpened of - Jack's Small Engine Repair Service 107 Queen St. Hensall 262-2103 REMINDER NOTICE VILLAGE OF HENSALL PUBLIC MEETING A Public Meeting will be held on Tuesday, September 1st, 1987, at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the Hensall Town Hall to discuss a proposed official plan amendment and zoning by- law amendment as shown on the maps below. PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT V/LLAG£ LIMITS lands proposed le be rcdcstgnated from Special Commei _ill to Residential . m,.riyw.w :— • :;•::;r::•:•: u) W U - _J U MILL Sl:' 57 45 56 55 46 51 47 203 ?02 201 200 199 198 197 196. 123 QUEEN STREET 1 I-1— T T i r f ;-T-r I SEE KEY MAP 7 PROPOSED ZONING IiY-LAW AMENDMENT 128 I 1 1 h • V/LLAGE LiM/TS .• • SCF-IEDULL A KEY MAP VILLAGE OF _=33- Ni2 4 HE NSA LL �� N • R R MILL ST 2 R I-1 R2 ) )