Times Advocate, 1998-07-22, Page 8f
Lots to do at Fun Day
There was lots to see and do at the Crediton Optimist's
Fun Day on Saturday. There were dog obedience and ka=
rate demonstrations, car and tractor "displays, games,
• horse rides and a dinner and dance- among other. activ-
ities. Above, Orland . and Laurabelle Reichert. of Hensall
show off their 1932 Chev Sedan Deluxe. •-Below, Ron Bow-
ers - (centre) from Bernardo Karate in Crediton. gem--
onstrates the skill of dynamic tension.
Bell ringers perform in Grand Bend
GRAND, BEND - The musical-
. presentation at .Grand ,Bend United
,Church on July I2 was-by•The
• Ccjcbration 13d1 Ringers from
Colborne and Centennial Uniied
Church in London. Director of the
-;- gro(rp. Cathie B'anks. sang a sold'.
" Bist;Ou-Bci. Mir".
Scriptures were read by Bob
Southcott. The meditation given by
• Rev. R. Putman was titled "Hearing
the real message''. ide spo,ke on -
being. neighborly. Lucy • Sage led,
' • the oaten hymn sing with_ requests
from the eongregation. _
- At the Open air service On July .
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Trues -Advocate, July 22, 19‘04
Zurich prepares for fair weekend
Hy Cannel Sweeney
Zurich correspondent
• ZURICH - Tickets are available
for the elimination draw and dance
to be held July 24 at 8 p.m. in die.
Zurich arena. The cost is SIO with
chances to win as much as $I.000.
The ticket includes Tune -h. The
Lions Club and Zurich.Fair Board
arc sponsoring this.event:
The official opening of -the,
Zurich Fair starts in the auditorium
this Friday at 7;30 p.m. with a vari-
ety pr }gram. •
On Saturday the parade gets
underway at 1.1-30 a.m. with the
the.me "Community Partnerships"..-
There
artnerships"..There will be several.activities
throughout.the day. -
'On Sunday the horse show
begins at 11 a.m. at the fair grounds
while at 2 p.m. in the Community
Centre there will be an. Old Time
Fiddler's Jamboree. A buffet sup-
per will be served from -5 to 7 p.m.
Tickets are available (pr the
chicken barbecue at the Mennonite
Church tW. Thursday from 4:30 to
7..30 p.m. The cost is $9.50 far
adults anal 55 for children under 12.
Phone 236-4933.
• The annual fundraising golf tour-.
nament hosted by Don (Corky) and
Shirley Bedard was held on July 18
followed by a'barbecue supper-.
Proceeds from the day will be sent
to Bro. Bob Mittleholtz io jndia.
The Zurich Library has new
hours for Friday. It is now -open.
from 2 to 7 p.m. - • - -
Forty children- are participating
in the Zurich swimming program.
They go -.by bus every. Wednesday
and Thursday morning to the pool
in Vanastra. Parents are welcome to
conic:- and:watch their children.
Phone ahead if -any of the children
will not be .attending, Carmel at
'-36-4702 or*Katie at 236.4567. • .
The Women's Institute held an
executive Meeting fast -week at the
Spruce Villa Apartments. Plans are
(Icing Made by President Bridget
Groot and committee, to have a -tea
room. in. the township hall on
August 22 -during the bean festival.
"Platt to make some homemade
soup to enter in -the Zurich Fair
"Soup of:the Match' conipetition.
fntgnnation is-on-pagenight of the
prize Jist booklet. Each fair in
Huron County will hoose a winner
- of the hest soup made front local
products. The- winners will. then go"
to. the "Best of:the-Fair" competi-
tion in October -in Exeter: From
there the overatl champion soup
wilt become the "Soup of•.thc
Match" for. 'the international
Plowing Match to he held near
Dashwood from September .2.1 16
23.-1999.
• Personals
Kevin ,and Shelley. Geoffrey and
their three- children enjoyed .a
week's .vacation in northern
'Michigan at a cottage, along with -
friends Pat and Gail•Cyr. '
The family. of Nora_ Corrivcau•
held their. annual •summer reunion
in Dashwood recently. , .. ,
• A house warming party .was held
ifGrand Bend for Carrie and Dan
Eybergen of Oakville on -Saturday
'evening.'The Gybergens had just
. returned from a vacation to Georgia
where -they visited friends..
The family of Phil and Linda
,Regier helped themecelebrate their
•3Oth wedding anniversary:on
Saturday at .the home of daughter
. Patti and Joey Groot. They enjoyed
a.garden party and pig roast. On
Sunday a Mass was said for their
intentions at Si..Boniface Church
followed by a family brunch at the
Regier home. -
Ruby Church from London visit-
19 at Grand Bend United church.
the special music presentation Were.'
solos by May Dolinan of London-. a
blind woman accompanied by het_
seeing eye Golden Labrador ,dog.
Rev. R. Putman's nieditari(n.was
on "Staying"focused." He corn-..
-pared worldly things to spiritual
things. '
-Frank. Loscornhe gave the scrip-
ture readings. Lucy,Sage conducted
the open hynrr> sing and.gave the
prayers for the people. - .
The U.C.V. hake and craft sale
will bethcld August 5 at 11_ a.m.,on
the church lawn. -
Warm weather great for
outdoor meals at Queensway
'- HENSALL. Fun,and Fitness started ,the .week off for residents ill' '
Queensway Nursing Home on Monday morning. _ • r -
Theair conditioning allowed thein to carryon with their regular pre-:
grams in conifort during this hot. humid spell. In the aftcrnoon.an
cream parlor was held outdoors. Marg Cole provided assistance.
Winnie Hutton. Pastoral Care Volunteer, Ted the church and memoriaj'
- service Tuesday.afternoon. Belva Fuss was'the volunteer organist. . •
Several nursing home residents took part in a picnic dutdobrs
Wednesday afternoon. They had planned a country drive and picnic but
the weather was just -too hot so they decided to enjoy,their meal under the
shade trees. Edna Deiti provided assistance.
Thursday afternoon residents stirred up -h batch of rice krispie squares.
under the direction of Nancy Young. -
. Rest Home residents'gathcred outdoors for a bafbec•,ue Friday at noon as
Administrator Ted Underwood and Connie Townsend (lipped'the burgers"
and hotdogs. The Auxiliary volunteers help at these weekly barbecues py
• helping residents' outdoors and serving the meal. • • • '
A video was scrcened•Friday afternoon, a Readers Digest Travelogue.
In the evening resident's and visitors took part in a card party during
Friendship Friday.. • . •
The Highland Dancers will entertain following the Senior Diners on
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• ed with her twyi sister Ruth Church
at Queensway Nursing Home in
Hensall this -past week. They were
celebrating their 83rd birthdays on
July 22. She also visited with
brother Bruce and Louise Church:
Andrea and Mark Watson of
Barrie visited with her parents Bob
and Linda Hendrick on Sund4Y.'
A buck and doe was held for
Cathy Jacobs' and Ron Wilson in
Exeter 'on July 17. She is •the
daughter of John and Mary Jacobs.
Hensall and plan to he married on
August•.I5. ' •married:
A buck and due for -Jodi Erb and
Mark Weigand was held at the
arena.on July 17. Jodi'is the -daugh-
ter of Chuck and Tanya:•Erb,
Zurich. The couple are getting -mar-
ried In October:
A buck and doe. was -enjoyed -by
several friends and relatives on July
18. for Amy Wildfong and' Rob
• Burk at the- arena;'Amy is the
`daughter. of Susan wildlong' in'
Ztfrich. T . ' couple are planning
wedd '..aur September. •
Lauren Danielle Reg, • . daughter
of Tim and Jacqui, was baptized at •
Si Boniface Church by - Fr.
Wionski on July 12. •
Tyrell Deckan Schroeder, son of
• Alicia Schroeder, Hensall, was bap
-tined on July. 19. .. •
:George and Rosalie Harvey from
Redford, Michigan spent last week
--at their cottage north of St. Joseph.
.:They visited his sister.Marie and
Mozart (,,clings Sr: and friends- in
the arca. •
Laurene C-orriveau recently spent
three weeks -in California.visiting
her two sons Peter and -.Doug. and a
sister in 'San Francisco. Grandson
Kyle =Corriveau returned with
Laurene for holidays.
-Happy belated 40th birthday
wishes go to Phil Erh: and to. Paul
•Morrison on his recent 50th birth -
•day.' -
Family "and friends helped
Jennifer Erh. daughter of -,Rose and
Dale, to celebrate" her I9t11 birt!ida,
on July 12 with a party..;
- Happy anniversary to barren and
Aimee Rau ori, -July 22; and to
Rosje and Jeff Rothenberg on July.
24,.. - _ - -
• An afternoon tea was field on
July. 12 for brides -to -he Michelle
Steckle and Julie Restemaycr at
Hessenland Country Inn, hosted by
Christa lhrig and former co-work-
ers. -
Ron and Sharen Schroeder host-
ed the annual band jamboree antj
summer party on Saturday at -
Homestead Trailer Park. The chil- -
dren swam in the pool and all
enjoyed a supper meal.
Best wishes for a speedy recov-
ery go to Ron Heintrich, Louella •
'Willem and George Haggett.
Ruth and.. Dave Siebert recently
enjoyed a.trip on their motorcycle.
•They visited friends Clayton and
Amy Kuepfer in Toronto and spent•
a few. days in Kingston with son --
Pastor Jared Siebert and wife --
Kathy.
Kathy. They. also travelled in the
Bancroft and Ottawa area.
The Merrier family. reunion was
held recently -near. Dashwooct at
Black Bush School House.
. Relatives from the:area-helped
Charlie and Marie LaPorte (Dee
Overholt) celebrate their 45.th-.
anniversary in London on July 18. .
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TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL
ASSESSMENT REPLACEMENT OF HURON PARK SEWAGE
TREATMENT- WORKS NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF
ENVIRONMENTAL SCREENING RE1ORT
It has been identified that the existing sewage treatment facilities at Huron Park require significant upgrading to
repair deficient components. There is also considerable overloading at the main sewage pumping station at times
of peak flow, causing periodic bypassingof raw sewage to the receiving stream: A.sttidy was •urtder-taken to
examine alternatives to resolving these-problems;The -Township is proposing a•project which invotves'the following
components: _ -••
• construction of a new main sewage pumping station at the same location as the existing station: complete
with standby power'supply.•
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• construction of a sewage forcemain. from the new pumping station to the Exeter -sewage tteatment plant. The
. forcemain will be constructed in existing road allowances and through the Goderich-Exeter. Railway right -of -Way.
• the expansion of the'Exeter sewage treatment plant to accommodate flows horn Huron Park
,• the decommissioning of the existing Huron Park sewage treatment plant—
The -estimated cost of the project is $4,400, 000. The Township has received provincial funding assistance of
$2,316;000, under the Provincial Water-Protection-funt!. • •
The.Township has planned the project under the Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Water an
Wastewater Projects. This project is identified as a Schedule B Activity, Approved Subject to Screening.:An
Environmental Screening Reporthas been completed -.which documents the planning and design process
undertaken as part of the screening process. By this Notice the Report is being placed in the -public record for
review. Subject to comments received as a result of this Notice and the receipt of necessary approvals, the
Township intends to. proceed with the construction of the works. •
- .The Environmental Screening Report is available for review at the following locations:
Ontario Development Corporation
Huron industrial Park,
Huron Park
Township of Stephen
Municipal Office
38 Victoria Street East
Crediton, Ontario
NOM 1MO - -
Telephone: (519) 234-6331
A Public Information Meeting at which the Report will be presented by the Township's Consulting Engineers, will be
held on:
Tuesday, July 28th, 1998, 7:30 p.m.
, Township Council Chambers
• 38 Victoria Street, Crediton .
Further information maybe obtained from the Township's Consulting Engineers, B.M. Ross & Associates Limited,
62 North Street, GoderiCh, Ontario, N7A.2T4, Telephone (319) 524-2641. Attention: Steve Burns, Project Engineer.
Please provide written comment to the Township Clerk within 3O calendar days from the date of this notice. It
concerns regarding this project cannot be resolved in discussion with the Township, a person may request that the
Ministry of Environment 'bump -up' the project to an individual environmental assessment.."Bump-up' requests
must be receivedby the Minister at the address below by August 14, 1998. A copy of the 'bump -up' request shall
be sent to the Township Clerk. If there is no 'bump -up” request by August 14, 1998, the sewage, works prbject
may proceed to construction as outlined in the Environmental Screening Report.
Minister 61 the Environment. '
This Notice issued July 15, 1998
135 St. Clair Avenue West •
15th Floor, Toronto, Ontario M4V 1P5
Reeve Harvey Ratz
Township of Stephen
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