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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1991-09-11, Page 18Page 18 Times -Advocate, September 11, 1991 Varna Sunday School holds presentation of certificates By Joan Beierling VARNA - On Sunday Varna Sunday School had their presentation of Awards and Certificates. Joe Lau- rie, Superintendent gave his address on the last year of Sunday School and then introduced each teacher and class. Next Sunday, September 15 will be Anniversary Sunday in Varna with a combined Varna Goshen Ser- vice at 11 a.m. There will be an activity downstairs for the children. Bridal shower Lori Hayter was the recipient of many beautiful gifts at a Community Bridal Shower held in her honour at the Goshen Church last week. Agnes Lampiere welcomed everyone and Mary Anne Hayter and Leanne Keys accompanied by Anna Keys sang Aba-Daba Honeymoon. Then the Babylon ladies working overtime this sum- mer stole the show with another hilarious skit. Linda Keys acting as mother Marjorie, Nora Keys a neighbour trying to straighten the meat order out for the wedding supper, if they couldn't have turkey, they would have elephant stew which would serve 3800 people and if you needed more you added two rabbits or they could have turkey dressing which had some wild ingredients. Anna Keys then followed with a stand up quiz, it ended up Lori the bride-to-be the only one standing to win the prize. Jo Anne Hayter read the address and gifts were opened. U.C.W. Marg Lince of Bayfield was guest speaker at the Varna U.C.W. meeting last week. President Carol Si- mons announced the Executive Meeting to be held in Clinton on September 9 and the Fall Rally is in Lon- desboro on October 21. A Bridal Shower for Laura Roy was planned for Sep- tember 23. The U.C.W. has planned to take the Church Service on October 27 in absence of Rev. Phillips. Eleanor McAsh and Mona Stephenson were in charge of the Worship Program with the theme based on Making Mountains out of Mole Hills. Mona introduced Marg Lince and she began with Australian Greeting Goodday, Marg travelled with the Bayfield Lions and Lioness and others in all of Onta- rio. they were attending the International Convention. Six days were spent in Brisbane where they took part in the Lioness Parade. She visited New South Wales, Port McCorries, Syd- ney which had the most spectacular Honey Harbour, Canburn, the Capital of All Australia, Phillip Island and saw the Fairy Penguins. Stan -Lee On September 3 at the Stanley Complex, the Stan - Lee Club chaired by Anna Keys resumed their meet- ings after two months off with a lovely pot luck dinner. Rev. Phillips gave the grace. After dinner a half hour of Brass Music by Don and Shirley McMillian of Goderich with Floyd McAsh at the piano. They played oldies like "Who's Sony Now", "When My Sugar Walks Down the Street", "When the Saints Come Marching In", to end with four band themes. The bands were easily named by our members. Bob Reid thanked the players and after a short busi- ness meeting they heard a report of the Seniors Con- vention in Kingston. Bob and Marjorie Stirling were sent as delegates and they felt it was the most enjoya- ble trip as well as a learning experience. Many good speakers were there. Among them Bob Rae who spoke at the main banquet to approximately 500 seniors from across Ontario. The meeting closed with eight games of euchre. Winners were Bernice Reid, Elmer Hayter, Olive Phil- lips and Anna Keys. The shuffleboard resumed in the Stanley Complex on September 4. Everyone is welcome. This is not a Seniors Event. Any age adults who would enjoy a night of games with a social hour afterwards every Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. is asked to come. Sunshine and Busy Buddies holds first meeting CENTRALIA - The first meeting of the Sunshine and Busy Buddies club opened with a potluck dinner. Gordon Clubb, the newly -elected president welcomed everyone back after summer recess. A minute's silence was observed for Marie Veal who passed away recently. It was proposed to have business meetings on the first and third Thursdays only with alternate Thursdays to have euchre, croki- nole or any game of choice. Pot luck dinner will be on the first Thursday of each month at 12:30 p.m. A card of thanks was received from the Veal family, also from the Palliative Voluntary Care Program for donations received. Jean Hod- gins, tour convener reported on the upcoming trip to Frankenmuth, De- cember 8, dinner at the Bavarian and concert at the Lutheran Church. The meeting adjourned for cards and crafts, Winners were High score Pat Davis, Jim Davis; Lone Hands Dorothy Bullock, Gordon Clubb; Low Marion Noels, Murray Carter; Crafts Josephine Elliott - a guest. Queensway News HENSALL - The highlight of our past two weeks was without a doubt our August birthday party, with Clare Masse, Walter Knowles, and Jack Simmons. We enjoyed all the Old Tyme favour- ites, and also the many requests that they played for us. Birthday greetings to Rene Van HovcnLaken and Jeanette McDonald. Happy an- niversary to Lewis and Bona Clark. They celebrated their 65th. Pastor Alles of Zurich Lutheran Church with GcrtieFlcischauer as pianist led our worship service last Tuesday. Rev. Wright of Hensall United with Deb Wood as pianist lcd our service this week. Several women of the Zurich Mennonite Church provided mani- cures for interested residents. Fol- lowing the extra special grooming attention the women served assort- ed muffins with tea. Library films have been enjoyed recently as a change from videos. Residents viewed "The Okies" a Fresh Honey Honey H oney H oney Honey Mon. -Sat. 9 - 5:30 Closed Sunday Ferguson Apiaries Hensel) 236-4979 film about the mass exodus of ten- ant farmers from the land during the great depression. "Crisis in the Lakes" enlightened many who watched it last Wednesday. It was an excellent film about acid rain, its causes and effects. Baking club has been busy bak- ing spicc cookies and carrot muf- fins. Coming events: September 13, Information session "Blyth"; Sep- tember 26, 7 p.m., Birthday party with Marie Flynn and Stepdancers. Pot luck dinner for Good Companions DASHWOOD - Dashwood and Area Good Companions Senior Citizens are inviting all seniors to a Pot Luck dinner on Monday, September 15 at 5:30 p.m. in the Dashwood Commu- nity Hall. New slate of officers will be held and fees will be collected for the coming new year. Thank You We wish to convey a special thank you to the many people who passed through our volun- tary toll booth on Friday, Au- gust 31, and so generously do- nated to the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Many thanks to the Town of Exeter Police and Works Dept. for their cooperation and approval. Thanks again Danny L. Smith President Exeter Firefighters Association CHOOS THE BES IN HOME COMFORT in Ilam' Comfort Cash of ui) ttt $NOO in in't.tnt whales! Now you can choose the home comfort deal you want with the Lennox Best Choke Bonus Card. Scratch and save with instant rebates or Home Comfort Cash on dependable, high efficiency Lennox heating and air conditioning. Or you can defer payment until May '92...it's your choice! Call your local participating Lennox dealer for details, but hurry — offer ends November 16, 1991. l BAILEY'S OF IIENSALL LTD. Highway e4 262-2020 Your horns comfort psopto .....r.... Cannot i•e combined with any ntfier t.ennm otter. Deterred payment subject M credit appmv.t. LENNOX �C . Npaing Lennox is A Proud Sponsor Of The CBC Olympic Winter Games Telecast A new Sea -Doo was won by Dennis Petersen (right) of Mount Carmel as a result of a summer - long draw sponsored by the Grand Bend Chamber of Commerce and CKSL radio. The Bombar- dier Sea Doo was provided by Barry Vincent (left) from Grand Bend Water Sports and Vincent Farm Equipment. Petersen said he had never ridden one of the machines before, but was go- ing to learn. PLANNING ACT, 1983 NOTICE OF PASSING OF AN INTERIM CONTROL BY-LAW THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF EXETER TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Town of Exeter passed by-law No. 44 of 1991 on the 3rd day of September 1991, under Section 37 of the Planning Act, 1983,. 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 Town of Exeter, not later than the 2nd day of November, 1991, a notice of appeal setting out the objection to the By-law and the reasons in support of the objection. By-law No. 44, 1991, has the following purpose and effect: (i) By-law No. 44, 1991, prohibits the establishment of an adult entertainment parlour within the Town of Exeter. (ii) The By-law will be in effect for one year from the date of its passage. The Planning Act permits an amendment to the By-law to extend the By-law period provided the total period of time does not exceed 2 years from the date of the passing of the original Interim Control By-law. (iii) By-law No. 44, 1991, is an "interim Control B -law". Council has directed a land use study be undertaken during the time the By-law is in effect so that land use policies and zoning provisions can be considered for enactment. the full By-law, as adopted by Council, is reproduced below. if additional information is required, please contact the Municipal Office between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday to Friday. DATED at the Town of Exeter, this 11th day of September, 1991. Elizabeth Bell, Clerk Corporation of the Town of Exeter P.O. Box 759, 406 Main Street South Exeter, Ontario NOM 1 S6 Telephone - (519) 235-0310 THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF EXETER BY-LAW NO. 44, 1991 An Interim Control By-law to prohibit Adult Entertainment Parlours. WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Exeter has by resolution directed that a study be undertaken in respect to land use policies and regulations concerning the potential es- tablishment of an adult entertainment parlour within the corporate limits; AND WHEREAS Section 37 of the Planning Act provides for the adoption of an Interim Control By-law; NOW THEREFORE, the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Exeter ENACTS AS FOL- LOWS: 1. All lands within the Town of Exeter are hereby designated as an interim control by-law within which an adutt entertainment parlour whether as a main use or as an accessory use is prohibited. 2. For the purposes of this By-law, an adult entertainment parlour shall mean any building or premises or part thereof used for the purpose of a live performance, exhibition, or activity purpose of a live performance, exhibition, or activity designed to appeal to erotic or sexual appetites or in- clinations. (i) of which a principal feature or characteristic is the nudity or partial nudity of any person; and (11) in respect of which the word "nude", "naked", "topless", "bottomless", "sexy" or any other word or any picture, symbol or representation having like meaning or implication may be used in any sign, advertisement, or advertising device; and without restricting the generality of the foregoing, includes any performance, exhibition or activity involving stripteaOdncers, exotic dancers, table dancers, wet clothing contests or best body parts contests. 3. This by-law shall be in effect for a period of one year from the date of its passage. 4. This By-law shall come into effect pursuant to Section 37 of the Planning Act. 5. Passed in Open Council on 3rd day of September, 1991. Bruce Shaw, Mayor Elizabeth Bell, Clerk, FIRST READING - September 3, 1991 SECOND READING - September 3, 1991 THIRD READING - September 3, 1991. LOCATION MAP FOR BY-LAW NO. 44, 1991 TOWN OF EXETER i AREA TO WHICH BY-LAW APPLIES