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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1980-07-03, Page 16Varna binary CL...+B l Page 16 Citizens News July 3, 19$0 Celebrate Sunda The 200th Anniversary of Sunday Schools was celebrated at Varna United Church on Sunday with students, teachers and of- ficers taking part in the service. Robert Raikes attendance diplomas and seals were presented by the superin- tendents, Doug McAsh and Jim Kirton Co' bark Web- ster - first year; Mary Ellen Webster, Susan and Scott Kirton - third year; Krista McAsh - fourth year; Jeanette Keys - fifth year; Darryn McAsh - sixth year; .Nancy ,Webster - seventh year; Jlie Webster - ninth year and Lori Consitt and Jacquie Taylor - 10 th year.' Five of the students, Jeanette Keys, Lori Consitt, Julie Webster, Jacqui and Steven Taylor, collected pledges for memorizing. Bible verses and realized sixty dollars for their efforts. It was divided between the Sunday School and our Vietnamese family. Sherri Chuter was thea marrator for a lively skit about the beginning of Sunday _ Schools in Gloucester, when Robert T. Raikes gathered up the ruffians from the street and attempted to better their chances in life by teaching them the Bible lessons for living. Later on, Francis Fox taught them' to read the bible themselves. Religion and Life Badges were presented to the Cubs by their Akela, Carol Fisher of Bayfield, and Dave Roy, who assists. Those who earned them, under the leadership of Rev. Wilena Brown, were John Kalb- fleisch, Jim Hill, Jon Lep- pington, Scott McAsh, Scott_ Consitt picking UD the win. Kirton and Doug Rpy. Gordon Hill reported on _the family from Vietnam which is here under the s • • nsorship of the Varna and hen communities. They left Saigon in January, and after experiencing great difficulties, arrived in. Burners best league leaders In Zurich rec fastball league action this past week the Oilburners defeated the Pontiacs 11-8. The Burners jumped out .to 6-0 lead in the first inning and picked up another two runs in the second inning. The Pontiacs came back with one run in each of the third and fifth innings, another two runs in the sixth inning and another four runs in the seventh inning. The Burnerstook the game with a single by Dale Erb SPORTS e SPOT by Marlene and Tony Bedard and NIXase' hit by John Minor softball The Cubs got by the Expos 17-14 in minor softball action last week. Hitting home runs for the Cubs were Paul Bedard and Paul Smith -while JCff Laporte had two four - baggers in a losing cause for the. Expos. The winning pitcher was. Marty Merner with John Regier taking the loss. In the others game, the Orioles clobbered the Pirates- 34-18 with Steve Opening a 1busin�stOs Financial assistance Management counseling Management training Information on government programs for business See our Stratford Office Representatives BILL SCHUTZ AND/OR BOB PEARCE AT: The Devon Building Building, Main Street, Exeter ON: The 1st & 3rd Tuesday of each month. (Next Visit Date: Tuesday, July 8) If you require financing to start. modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. FEDERAL BUSINESS V VFIDRIVFNT 8A For an appointment or further information on the Bank's services call 271.5650 (collect) or write 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford. Thailand where they were in camp for five months. People who have met them find these friendly and anxious to fit into ouraociety. Hiep, the mother, taught high school French and speaks good English. Her brother enjoyed working with a stone -picking crew on Friday, and on Saturday both men helped return the picnic tables used for the pork barbecue. ., Joyce Dowson held a reception for Hiep on Monday afternoon so the ladies would have an op- portunity to get acquainted with her. Please be reminded that joint summer services begin in Varna this coming Sunday at 11:00 a.m. The Viet- namese family will be present, and a social hour will follow the -service, with lunch being- served. Serve 1,450 The annual Pork Barbecue on Wednesday catered to the., ross $1-,200 s ch o o 1 a n n iv ers a r y largest crowd ever, about 1,250 ticket holders plus many pre-school children. Persona Is Ikon, Debra and . little David Ftathwell have moved into the- home they bought and renovated on the Elliott place. A number of people from this area went to the Old Tyme Jamboree at the Mohawk Raceway on Sun- day. $ ortunately; the good weather held until the show was almost over, then It poured rain. Charles and Bernice Reid attended the Blake reunion - .at Bill and Maidne Seers', cottage near Ball's Bridge on Sunday. '. .• HELPING 0 — e .annua pork -barbecue 'sponsored by Varna United Church was another big success thanks in 'large part to the volunteer help. Separatin'g' some frozen chops were Jim Curtain and Ron Taylor. Staff photo • IP Notice of Public MeetIng• Friqlay,JuIy11 at 7:30 p.m. - in the Hay Township Hall Zurich, Ontario . to consider . Amendment No. 21 to the ` Official Plan -for the County of Huron Planning Area: The Township of Hay Secondary Plan a) PURPOSE -OF THE MEETING A public meeting to consider a draft Secon- dary Plan for the Township of Hay was held October 16, 1978. Since that time, several requests for changes to the Land Use Schedules "B" and "C" have been received, and several changes to, the text of the plan are also being considered. The purpose of this meeting is to publicly review these proposed changes. • b) PROPOSED CHANGES, . Following is a summary of the changes to the Land Use Schedules "B"and "C" and to the text, which are being considered: SCHEDULE i) Part lot 8, Lake Road West Concession - change from "Restricted, Agriculture" to "Recreational" to permit expansion of an existing mobile home park. ii) Part tot 12, Lake Road West Concession - change from "Restricted Agriculture" to "Recreational" to permit future develop- ment. iii) Part lots 21 through 28) Lake Road West Concession - change from "Restricted Agriculture" to "Recreational" to permit future development. iv) South West part lot 10, Lake Road East Concession - change from "Restricted Agriculture" to Urban to recognize ex- isting residential and commercial uses. v) West part lot 15, Concession 15 - change from "Natural Environment" to "Recreational" to permit the establish- ment of a recreational vehicle park. vi) Part lot 2 and 3, South Boundary Concession - change from "Rest tr cted Agriculture" to "Urban" to permit future residential development. SCHEDULE' "C" i) Extension of"Core Area" policy zone one block .tvesterly along. Helen Street to Elmo Street. • TEXT CHANGES Section 3.3c - AGRICULTURE c)iii) -, to 'retain Class 1, 2, 3 and 4 soils fot agricultural and agriculturally- related_ purposes. • d)viii) all formoperations as `well as non- farm buildings and structures will com- ply with the minimum distance separa- tion provisions' of ' the -‘'Agricultural Code- of Practice. r ' d)ix) Restricted Agriculture - rewriting of this section to clarify the intent of this policy' area is proposed. d)x) Provisions of adequate sewage dis- posal and water supply services for rural small holdings. Section 3.4.d) - NATURAL ENVIRONMENT i) clearing, except as permitted by the Huron County Tree Cutting -By-law will be prohibited. Section 3.5.c.2 - DASHWOOD iv) - lot sizes of -8300 square feet (790 square meters) will be permitted when municipal water service is supplied. Section 3.6.d) - EXTRACTIVE- RESOURCES vi) (New Section) - Ready mix and asphalt plants will. be permitted conditional upon proper zoning, and a development agree- ment with the Township. Section 3.6.2.1 INSTITUTIONAL This section has been rewritten to permit utility corridors to establish either by plan amendment .or by a review under the En- vironmental Assessment Act. Section 5 - LAND DIVISION POLICY 2(vii) - consents must conform to the minimum distance separation provisions of the Agricultural Code of Practice. 3(a)i) - both the severed and retained parsecs must be viable units. 3(a)vi) - conveyances for mortgage or charge purposes for the establishment of residences for full-time labour necessary to operate the farm. Section 6.2 INTERPRETATION iii) (New Section) - A section, to outline how the :boundaries of "Natural Environment" areas will be defined, is- proposed. c) ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Further information on the proposed changes is available from the 'Township of Hay (236-4031) in Zurich, or the Huron County Planning Department (524.2188) in _ Goderich. •