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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1997-03-05, Page 12Page 12 . Tunes -Advocate, March 5, 1997 GO MM UNLTY Young hoopsters. This year's Public School Basketball tournament yielded three champion- ship teams with Usborne winning the girls tournament hosted by Exeter while Zurich and McCurdy tied for first in the boys tournament held at McCurdy. Zurich Public School boys basketball team. From back row left, Matt Littlechild, Jamie Beck- er, Jonathan Miller, Brant Boshart, Nick Haberer. Front row, Kevin Ford, Josh Verhoog, Brent Morrison, Mike Fisher and Kraig Eckel. McCurdy Public School boys basketball team. Front row from left, Ken Rattana, Chad Smith, James Atkins, Joey Richards, Brent Tatara, Gary Sauder, coach Doug Pearson. Front row, Tom Phouttharath, Colin Sauder, Vanasaha lnthisorn, Matt Pfaff and Hung Vo. Trends youth group going .bowling . Parents are needed to help that evening. By Joan Beierling Varna correspondent VARNA - Varna -Goshen church service was • held in Varna on March 2. A church service will he -held in Varna next Sunday, March 9 also. The Trends will meet Friday night to go howling in Clinton at 7 p.rn. Any interested parents wish- ing to stay and help at the howling alley arc most welcome. February busy month for Dining for Seniors EXETER - Seniors who attend the Dining for Seniors program in Exeter enjoyed tasty dinners and a variety of entertainment. Keyboard players for Fchruary were Jean Hudgert. Maxine Sereda, Josie Ryckman and Wilma Davis. Draw prize winners were Ruth Skinner, Alma Langford, Bill Smits. Mary Van Roesscl, Louise Carson. Annie Packham, Josie Ryckman. Maxine Screda, Helen Hindle. Gerry Dobrindt, Audrey MacGregor. Georgina Engler, Es- telle Chalmers. An deRijk. Marion l:r ync and Ann Wilson. . At the Fehruary • program, Mary Smits led in a lively sing song. Also Muriel Marshall demonstrated how to make something from noth- ing - a small box from an old greet- ing card. Fchruary 11, Valentine decora- tions and red candy hearts were a setting for Knobby and Cactus. two active clowns, who made us laugh. Fehruary 18 Eddie Cammack hrought hack memories with his showing of some silent Charlie Chaplin movies. Fehruary 25, Max- inc Scrcda introduced four promis- ing orators who delighted us with their winning speeches - intermedi- ate winners Kevin Overholt and Mary Gregus and Jur:-,r winners Mark Dietrich and Jasmine Screda. The Teens will meet March 9 at 2 p.m. in Vanastra to go swim- ming. The brochures for Camp Bimini and Camp Menesetung are availa- ble by contacting Tracy Crick. London Conference will he held in May. Any children or adults wishing to go can contact Crick for more information. "i-hc crokinole tournament hosted by the Varna Crokinole Club is to he held March 8 at 1 p.rn. at the Goderich Museum. The Stanley Township Rec Com- mittee are hosting the annual canoe rally on April 6. The last early bird draw of $250 will he held April 6. The 'Teens are hosting a spaghetti supper on April 5. Varna 4.J.C.W. will meet March 6 for the World Day of Prayer. Gosh- en U.C.W. and any other interested people are invited. The Five Alive committee have planned the next "Five Alive" to he held in Varna on June 8. They are looking for any interested local tal- ent. Contact Deb Rathwell if inter- ested. Usborne Public School girls basketball team. Front row from left, Marlene Thornton, teacher supervisor, coach Meagan Ratz, Courtney Smith, Kelly Miners, Robyn Etherington, Alicia Bugyrn, Kelli Fulton, Stacey Snow, Jayne Ballantyne. Front row, Maggie Miller, Heather Par- sons, Kristy Bray, Megan Parker, Kerri Fulton, Sarah Verhoog with mascot - bun- dles. Residents enjoy aromatherapy and massage HENSALL - Monday after- noon. residents at Queensway Nursing Home hid farewell to the •• Kippen United Church women who supplied prizes and assistance for Bingo games each Monday in Fehruary. Rev. DeGraw of Faith Taber- nacle in Centralia led Worship Service on the last Tuesday in Fehruary. Wednesday morning ,evcral residents henefitted from r - Family Style Breakfast Club. In the afternoon. aromatherapy and massage proved to he a relaxing experience for some residents. On Thursday, 20 Senior Din- ers visited the Home. Most stayed for the Fehruary Birth- day Party with "Max and The Town Liners Birthday greet- ings to Marguerite Baker and Edna Waters. Friday morning volunteer" Winnie Hutton chaired the Resi- dent Council meeting when up- coming events for March were discussed. Grace Dinncy is presently in a London hospital. Coming events March 5. 1:45 p.nr.. Choir practise with Hensall Public School: March 7. 7:30 p.m. Friendship Friday in Retirement Hume Lounge with Clare Masse and Andrew Rau; March 10. 7 p.ni.. Girl Guide Buddies visit: March 13. 7 p.m. Focus on Ire- land. Seip's valu-mart wins Foodland Award Winners of the Foodland Ontario Best Seasonal Display Award, independent store category, are pictured here with Ontario Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Noble Villeneuve. From left to right, Tom and Cathy Seip, store owners, Seip's valu-mart, Exeter, the Minister and Dwayne Laporte, produce manager. THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF LUCAN NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Village of Lucan • 161 Main St..P.O. Box 449, • LUCAN, Ont. NOM 210 Date: March 03, 1997 TAKE NOTICE THAT AN APPLICATION HAS,BEEN MADE FOR A REZONING BY: Dr. Walter Lock 188 Frank Street, LUCAN, Ont. NOM 2J0 LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY, Lot 2, 3 and 4 Plan 187 PURPOSE - to rezone the subject property from Central Commercial Exception 1 (C1-1) to a zoning that allows for Commercial as well as Residential uses. - AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT the Village of Lucan-has - appointed April 1. 1997 at 7:20 p.m for the purpose of a Public Meeting into this matter to be held in the Municipal Building, 161 Main Street, Lucan, Ontario. If you wish to be notified of the decision of the Village of Lucan in Leppect of, the proposed rezoning, you must make a written request to Council. • If a person or public body that files -an appeal of a decision of the Village of Lucan in respect of the proposed rezoning does not make written submission to Council before it gives or refuses to grant the rezoning, the Ontario Municipal Board may dismiss the appeal. Signed written submissions regarding the application will be accepted by the Clerk prior to or during the meeting. This is a Public Meeting and if you are aware of any person, interested or affected by this application who has not received a . copy of this Notice, it would be appreciated if you would so inform that person. . Additional information relating to this proposed rezoning is available for inspection at my office during regular business hours. Mr. Ron. J. Reymer AMCT Clerk, Administrator - VILLAGE OF LUCAN LAND DIVISION • COMMITTEE NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING Village of Lucan 161 Main St. P.O. Box 449, LUCAN, Ont. NOM 2J0 • Date: March 05, 1997 Application No. B 1/97 TAKE NOTICE THAT AN APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE FOR SEVERANCE BY: Dr. Walter Lock 188 Frank Street, LUCAN, Ont. NOM 210 LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY, Lot 2,3 and 4 Pian 187 FOR CONSENT • - to sever a parcel measuring 8.4 m x 29.6 m from the existing parcel which measures 33.6 m x 29.6 m to allow further development of the property. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE THAT the Village of Lucan Land Division Committee has appointed April 01, 1997 at 7:15 p.m. for the purpose of a Public Hearing into this matter to be held in the Municipal Building, 161 Main Street, Lucan, Ontario. If you wish to be notified of the decision of the Village of Lucan Land Division Committee in respect of the proposed consent, you must make a written request to the Committee. If a person or public body that files an appeal of a decision of the Village of Lucan Land Division Committee in respect of the proposed consent does not make written submission to the Land Division Committee before it gives or refuses to give a provisional consent, the Ontario Municipal Board may dismiss the appeal. Signed written • submissions regarding the application will be accepted by the Clerk prior to or during the meeting. This is a public hearing and if you are aware of any person interested or affected by this application who has not received a copy of this Notice; it would be appreciated if you would so inform that person. Mr. Ron 1. Reymer AMCT Clerk, Administrator