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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1993-06-16, Page 29Times-AAvocate, June 16,1993 Pape 29 :.fir\ ly,,,..w ..- •`.AY �.fl Te. ha' oz's ` oyer do for you that makes him special? Greg O'Connor Grade 6 -ZPS "Dad takes me places that I've never been before like up north fishing and -golfing" u 'ich fire hies', Jamboree Jeff lovie Grade 6 - ZPS '' My dad buys me moody and takes .The fishing" Collin Shaw -Young Grade 6 - ZPS "Dad helps me practice for baseball and he takes me sailing and fishing on our boat." Alisha Van Gleam Grade 6 - ZPS "He does diferentthings like takes us out to antler and -to fairs alta stuff" Leona Maidde and Friends Mike Ottley ancHtfOzertaelinas Sr. were one of eight bands that entertained at the Zurich firefighters Jamboree and'dlnneren-Suraiay. Iffartinelesieck :ilei 6 S "My dad' takes me fishing, thte pleys /etch with me, old ttebuys me teem= arm TSS 700." �Drans Thiel a e -1EPS '‘He helps me with my math --homework. He takes me -to tihe.States every summer ane he buys me .candy and -takes me 'shopping"' .�f�.ie►y ti seder 2PS sn.4194A04411CgsIMAthrhirn when.goes4gacekt, and he took my family, up north." Exeter fire fighter Jim Jarrett offers pancakes at their breakfast on :Saturdaymorning. On the 1o4l<out OPP to target aggressive drivers EXETER - Do you Milkier percent were attributed to speeding, yourself an aggressive driver? The or driving too fast for prevailing car in front is always going too road conditions. slowly? Do you roll through stop Thirty four percent of the "at signs, pass on the right, tailgate? fault" drivers were between 16 and The OPP will be on the lookout for 25 years of age, and 31 percent you this month as they take special were over 55. aim at aggressive driving on local Thirty-eight percent of the deaths roads. occurred between 8 p.m. and 4 p.m. In the OPP's Number 6 District Exeter OPP Waft sergeant Don (Mount Forest), 38 people were McInnis explained that his detach killed in traffic accidents between mens this month will be doing more January 1 and May 20 this year. highway patrols in -unmarred cars Police note nearly a cleaner of to catch the drivers who seem to those kilki were not wearing seat- ave when cruisers are around. belts, and eight percent were eject- .,itis said the officers will be ed from their vehicles. .*Ming stop signs intersections Sixty-one percent of all dire,spore clu.Cly, will be on the look - killed were driving the car int , and will be look - volved, and 62 percent of the fatali- passing and other ties accosted on provincial high- 've driving. ways. "Wensaing to get the guy who's Alcohol was listed as a factor in more fitr i just seeding," said 19 1pipnis. .114 h• Hensall Legion HENSALL - The Hensall Legion Ladies Auxiliary meeting was June 8 in the Logan Hall. President Iva Reid was in the chair. Several donations were made to- Parkwood Hospital for veterans and to Hensel) minor softball teams. The President reminded members of banquets and wed- dings coming up in the future. Joint installation of effacers with Legion was held on May 28 . Blyth Legion and Auxiliary came down to help with installation. New officers for the coming year are president Iva Reid, first vice pres. Alice Neilands, second vice pres. Joan . Beierling, secretary Donna Smale, treasurer Lillian ;$eer, Sgt. at Arms Joice Willert And executive committee Helen men, Vera Smale, Bea Uyl, Jean slAitnn and Winnie Skea. Auxiliary members were pleased with the Zone C-1 convention which they hosted on April 25, and wish to thank all those who took part and helped make it a success. Reward offered GODERICH - A rash of thefts of tailboard boat motors has spurred the Crime Stoppers or- ganizations of Huron County and Grey Bruce to offer a spe- cial joint reward of S1,0001or information about the crimes. Came Stoppers says the thefts took place in Huron Lakeshore communities from as far south as the Pinery Park north to Sau- ble Beach and the Owen Sound area. The boat motors were sto- len between July 1992 and May 1993. A couple of motors were also taken from Exeter residenc- es. Crime Stoppers say the mo- tors arc of various makes and are in the nine to 25 horsepower range. If anyone has any information about the thefts that woukl be of help to police, contact Crime Stoppers of Huron County at 1- 900-265-1777, or Crime Stop- pers of Grey Bruce at 1.800- 265-3787. season is here, kw how to fight back By Erin Lobb T -A Staff EXETER - Whether it's pollen or grass, trees or plants, seasonal aller- gies are a problem for an estimated 5.5 million Canadians, and South Huron area residents seem to be no 'exception. An allergy is an unwelcome reac- tion, by the body, to otherwise harmless substances. A reaction of .this type occurs when the body mis- takes a substance (such as grass, tree, orpiant pollens) for a harmful :.invader, this causes the body to re- lease a range of chemicals, the most irritating of which is called hinomme. "Allergies are a science unto themselves," says Dr. David Hod- der, of Meter. "Most allergies are related to :tbe..renwiroameat, .the flowers on trees, that begin to bud this time of year, release a pollen that is very small, as do grasses certain weeds. This is what most people are allergic to." Over the counter medications are a common source of relief for most sufferers. Pharmacist Emie Miatel- lo of the Huron Apothecary recom- .atonds an antihistamine such as Claritin, Chlor-Tripolon, Seldane, or Hismanal. Miatello also sug- gests that you take the medication before the allergy sets in, as it takes time tohavean effect. There is evidence that allergies tend to run in families. According to information received by the Hu- ron County Health Unit, a child with one allergic parent has a one- in- four chance of developing alter- , gies. But, as Dr. Hodder says, al- Ilergies can be grown into and out of. For more acute cases of allergies, `tests followed by a series oldesen- sitization shots can be given/arttie- viate the symptoms of the allergies. However, seasonal discomforts can be alleviated by taking a few simple measures. Crediton garage sale r The gigantic garage sale at Crediton United Church had some two wheeled treasures for Jim Boland, on left, Michelle Boland and Stephen Osgood. Notice of Liquor Licence Application The following establishment has applied to the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario for a liquor licence under the Uquor Uoenoa Act: Application for Additional Faculties PJ's Family Restaurant, Township of Biddulph 99 Main Street, Lucan (outdoor.area) Any resident of the municipality may make written submission as 10 whether the issuance of the licence is in the public interest having regard to the needs and wishes of the residents. Submissions must be received no later than July 16, 1993. Please include your'name. address and telephone number. Note: The LLBO gives the applicant details of any objections. If you want your name, address and telephone number to be kept confidential, you must clearly state this request in your letter. Submissions to be sent to: Lioenaip9 and Paraa(ta Branch Liquor Uosnpa Board of Ontario 65 Luka Slurs Blvd. E., Toronto ON WISE 1A4 Fax: 016) a26•oaO8 Qntarjo • Execdise indoors while pollen is active. Or avoid outdoor activities -between 5.am..and 10 a.m. (chats when most poHen is emitted) • Keep .auconditioner vents closed (toprevent mitten inflow) -Don't hang laundry -outside to dry (pollens and molds can collect on the fibres) • Avoid landscaping with the big pollen -producing trees such as birch. ash, maple, poplar, and oak. Pollen seasons vary according to the kind of pollen and the location it is in. Ontario residents can ex- pect tree pollen to be prevalent from March to June, grass pollen from July to August with Ragweed overlapping in August and running through September. IN THE MATTER OF THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT, 1974, S.O. CHAPTER 122 AND IN THE MATTER OF THE LANDS AND PREMISES AT THE FOLLOWING MUNICIPAL AD- DRESS IN THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO NOTICE OF INiEtillON TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Stephen intends to designate the property, including lands and buildings, at the following munici- pal address as a property of ar- chitectural and/or historical val- ue or interest under Part IV of The Ontario Heritage Act, 1974, S.O. Chapter 122. (a) Plan 211 Part Lot 5 Reasons for Proposed Designa- tion This building was built by Henry Silber in 1888. The stain glass windows were imported from Ger- many and the pricks carne from the Crediton brick yards. Mr. Silber owned an insurance business, he was a Notary Public and Conveyancer writing deeds. mortgages, wills, etc. He was one of the founders of the Hay Township Municipal Fire Insu- rance. Mr. Eilber was also the Clerk for Stephen Township until 1896 when he was elected to the Legislature. His son Herbert was given the position of Clerk when he was 16 years old and continued to work out of this building. Mr. Eilber was an MPP until 1918, during which time he was a seat mate of Sir Adam fleck, father of Ontario Hydro. This building has 4 very large stain glass windows and a small- er round stained glass window near the ceiling. IN the bedroom is the original tin ceiling, also In the one room the original floor and chimney. All of the tin and sills are original and the outside sills and doorstep are cut stone. This building is now owned by Doug and Donelda Lewis and they are operating a bed and breakfast. Any person may, within thirty days of the first publication of this notice, send by registered mail or deliver to the Clerk of the Tpwnahip of Stephen notice of his or her objection to the pro- posed designation together with a statement of the reasons fOr the objection and all relevant facts. If such a Notice of Objec- tion is received, the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Stephen shall refer the matter, to the Conservation Review Board for a hearing. Dated at the Corporation of the Township of $)ephen this 2nd day of June, 1993. ‘,& 454. Brown, Clerk