Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1993-12-22, Page 12Page 12 Times -Advocate, December 22,1993 New executive for Zurich Lutheran Church Women ZURICH - The Zurich Lutheran Church women and visitors en- joyed the program presented by committee members Marie Deichert, Leona Reichert and Mar- garet Hess assisted by Marlene Taylor, at their December 14 meeting. The program opened with music and song provided by Laurie Erb and daughters Ashley and Sepha- nie. Marie then presented the "Mes- sage of the Angels" a combination of hymns, prayer, and dialogue. Mrs. Margaret Deichert installed the executive for the coming year. Phylis Deichert as president, Marilyn Heimerich as vice presi- dent, Doris Hamilton as secretary treasurer. 0110A1 GRTINGS May the warmth and wonder of this joyous season embrace you and yours, now and throughout the year. To our loyal friends and customers, thank you for your valued patronage. Davey Construction Crediton 234-6447 `� 6 A. uxiliaiy quilt winner From left: Marjorie Johns, president Exeter Auxiliary; Mary Fisher, gift shop convenor; Karen Snow, Audrey Zachar, hospital office staff; Donna Thiel, quilt winner. Hospital Auxiliary entertained EXETER - The South Huron Hospital Auxiliary was entertained last Tuesday for Christmas by the Hospital Staff. Joanne Bowen and Brenda McDonald along with other staff provided a lively skit followed by Mary Lynn Hetherington playing for a sing song of Christ- mas carols. A lunch was served by the Staff. The Hospital Auxiliary members moved to give the Hospital board $25,000.00. Donna Thiel was the winner of the quilt with Don Currel, hospital administrator, drawing the lucky ticket. Mary Carlton presented Marjorie Johns, president, with a cheque for $2,500.00 from the gift shop. A successful bake sale was held before the meeting at the gift shop. December meeting for UCW EXETER - Marian Dougall president presided for the Decem- ber meeting of the UCW afternoon unit and opened with the Purpose, roll call was answered with some- thing reminding the members of Christmas. The minutes were read and treasurers report given. Plans were made to buy Christmas gifts for Braemore. Profit from the ba- zaar was $4075.51. Oliver Thomson gave the quilt report - six have been done since October and there are several to do CHRISTMAS GREETINGS May our sincere holiday wishes ring true for you now and throughout the year. To all of you who've been so kind, we say, "thank you for being there!" We greatly appreciate your business and your support. . WALPER'S Service Centre Ltd. 99 Thames Rd. W., 235-0225 by April. Mavis Atthill reported on the general UCW meeting and thanked everyone for - their co- operation and help during her two years as President. Marian expressed her thanks to Mavis. Anne Brodie entertained with a piano solo Star of the East Alma Langford convener of pro- gram read a Christmas.story. Versa Mills read about the Innkeeper and lit a candle. • Hazel Miller read about eight 1 TOWNSHIP OF McGILLIVRAY Residents Landfill Site will be Clos9d Sat., Dec. 25, 1993 and Sat. Jan. 1, 1994 Will Be Open On Mon., Dec. 27, 1993 and Mon., Jan. 3, 1994 Trees accepted on Saturday, January 8, 1994 for chipping. Shirley Scott Clerk ViiPttaiti GRt?tTIflijS From the Management and Staff, LONDON FORD NEW HOLLAND if l r. .: Y 022 - West of Hyde Park Road, tlydo Park, Ont. Ph 1641.820 days later and lit a candle for Sime- on. Doris Sillery read scripture and lit a candle for Anna. Luella Taylor also read a story. Laura Dickey read a story about Herod and lit a candle. Marian Dougall lit a candle for Mary, Joseph and babe. PCW hold meeting EXETER - The Presbyterian Church Women met Monday, De- cember 13. Margaret Strang opened the meeting with a reading and Rev. Charles Henderson called the group ` to worship with a hymn "0 Come all Ye Faithful". ' Maybelle Cann read from the Bible and we • then sang "0 Little Town of Bethlehem". The Bible was read by Floy Fore- man and we sang the carol "As with Gladness Men of Old" fol- lowed by prayer. Several members gave readings about Christmas customs. Honorary Membership in the Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Canada was presented to Helen Bridge, Floy Foreman, Hazel Pryde, Lois Learn and to Edna Simmons. The offering was dedicated by Margaret Strang and the business 4411 4,;u • • was conducted by Bea Erman. The Secret Pal Christmas gifts were given out and Rev. Henderson closed with prayer. A social time followed. May your home be filled with Cheer this Holiday Season D=E -S -1 -G -N -S 190 Thames Rd. E., 235-3633 J8..•••- O!' NEW moo, 6, affadpic€rum Pi, 619, GottaNO, o e /Ve aata 7L- Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year 141; from C1);-%-N Exeter Variety.,y�y Gr At Comer of Wellington and Main St. Exeter, Ont. OrliPt 4 *1446 NOTICE OF PU.BLIC MEETING CONCERNING A Air PROPOSED OFFICIAL PLAN AMENDMENT TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Hibbert will hold a public meeting on January 24, 1994 at 8:00 p.m. at the Township Hall in ZTAFFA to consider a proposed Official Plan Amendment under Sections 17 and 21 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990. The proposed Official Plan Amendment consists of several changes in policy that are of a general nature and it has been initiated by Hibbert Township Council. Most of the land in the Township will be affected by the proposed Official Pian Amendment. Outlined below is a brief summa(' of some of the changes that are being proposed. Copies of the actual Official Plan Amendment document (with related maps) can be obtained at the Township Office in Dublin during office hours. 1. Supplementary farm housing policies are to be amey,ded to limit the type of dwelling to a mobile home or a granny flat within the "Agriculture" designation subject to specific criteria. 2. Secondary farm occupations are to be permitted in the "Agriculture" designation subject to specific criteria. 3. Hamlet boundaries are to be adjusted 4. Bed and breakfast establishments are to be permitted in the Agriculture" designation subject to specific criteria. 5. "Environmental Protection" designation and related policies are to be replaced with a "Flood Constraint Area" designation and a "Flood Plain" designation and related policies. Policies for the "Flood Constraint Area" and "Flood Plain" designations are intended to be more permissive than the former 'Environmental Protection" designation policies. 6. Policies relating to Ontario's Wetlands and Aggregate Resources Policy Statements will be added to the Official Plan. 7. Agricultural consent policies that will prohibit the division of original 40 hectare farm lots into two parcels will be added. 8. Surplus farm house severance policies are to be amended to require that both farms subjec to the severance shall be localied in Hibbert Township. 9. New policies will be added to the "Implementation" section of the Official Plan to deal with housing !one prcv &cllP ttmpern.y bylaws, prim •",til by-law, d Community .,p r•-..�.�..v1 .rrv.b.. � VW V�-IV.�s, interim �/y/lVw V�'1a A, and Community Improvement policies. Please note that the descriptions in Items 1 to 9 above are Intended to be a brief summary only. You are encouraged to obtain a copy of thegproposed amendment document or review the amendment document at the Township Office in Dublin. 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. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed Official Plan Amendment is available for inspection during office hours at the Township Offices. DATED AT THE TOWNSHIP OF HIBBERT THIS 22ND DAY OF DECEMBER, 1993 Patricia Taylor, Clerk Township of Hibbert Dublin, Ontario NOK 1E0 Telephone: 345-2931 ALSO. PLEASE NOTE that Hibbert Council will hold an Open House concerning the above -noted proposed Official Plan Amendment from 3:00 - 7:00 p.m. on January 24, 1994. The Open House will be held in the Township Hall inALWA end Township and Planning Office staff will ,be in attendance to respond to questions concerning the proposed amendment et that time.