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Zurich Citizens News, 1980-07-10, Page 151 i Grand Bend dentist, wife injured Citizens News, July 10, 1980 Pogo 15 Two die in area car crash Two London residents died from injuries sustained when their car left Highway 83r west of DashWood late Sunday afternoon and smashed into a tree. The vehicle was driven by Hugh • . MacKinnon Shuttleworth. 154 Central Ave., and his passenger was 43 year-old Mary Ellen Eynon: 114. ,Arbour Glen Cres.. They died about an hour after being taken to Univer- sity Hospital by Hoffman's Ambulance. Exeter OPP report that the vehicle was westbound when it crossed the highway and struck the tree on the south side about 3.4 km. west of Dashwood. The couple was trapped in the vehicle for some time and the Dashwood fire department members were called to assist at the scene. Medical assistance was provided by Dr. L. O'Con- nor. Grand Bend. and Dr. P. Englert. Exeter, who happened upon the scene of the crash shortly after it oc- curred. OPP Constable Jack Straughan. who investigated along with Cpl. Dave Woodward and Constable Al Quinn. said the 1971 Valiant was demolished and he set damage at $1.000. The motor of the vehicle was pushed back into the front seat and couple suf- fered massive injuries. An oncoming vehicle was only 100 feet from the Lon- don car when it crossed the highway and struck the tree. The witnesses said the vehi- cle hit the tree. recoiled and hit it again. The victims were pronounced dead at the hospital by the coroner, Dr. Keith Johnston. London. Police were called to the scene at 4:55 p.m. Two Grand Bend residents Bean Team Continued from page 1 times during a game." Expected to be in the starting lineup for the audio squad will be John Boles, Brian Bourke, Dick Sinclair, Gary Allen Price,Dan Walker, Jeff Gilhooly, Gayle Woods, Ron Wilken, Don Ambrose and Marles. Calling the balls and strikes will be veteran Zurich umpire Ray McKinnon. After the ball game there's a dance to the song stylings of Tom Destry at the rear of= the arena's ice surface. Compromise Continued from page 1 Johnston for the uvering of a gravel pit had been turned down by the Huron county planning department. Passed a bylaw for the borrowing of up to $100,000 for emergency purposes.. Made no comment on letter from Exeter lawyer Chris Little on behalf of Bayview residents com- plaining about the deteriora- tion of their privately owned water system. A delegation from Bayview who had in- dicated earlier that they would attend the meeting failed to show. Revise names for Bayfield LACAC Several Bayfield members of the Huron County Branch of the Architectural Con- servancy of Ontario attended the annual meeting at the Falls Reserve Conservation area on Wednesday of last ,week. They were greatly impressed with the beauty of the park which is part of the 3,014 square kilometres under the jurisdiction of the Maitland Valley Con- servation Authority. Bayifield Bid Sturgeon byGwen Pemberton After a delightful picnic supper a brief business meeting was held, when reports were received from the LACAC committees in Huron County. From Bayfield it was reported that the Ratepayers' Association has presented the Village Council with a list of names for a revised LACAC com- mittee which will meet in the near future. Guest speaker was Mrs. Lobb of Clinton, who as a Collegiate student in Goderich had been engaged as one of a team of students to research the history of Ben Miller under the guidance of Mr. Jack McLaren a Ben Miller resident. Mr. McLaren was promoting ideas for newly formed Huron County Historical Society to en- courage historical research in the secondary schools. Mr. Charles Kalblfelsch a history teacher at the Goderich Collegiate.. gavehis support of the plan. Mrs. Lobb's account of how first knowledge of Ben Miller's history was obtained through interviews and archival research was most in- teresting. Those attending from Bayfield were Miss Kay Reid, Mrs. Elva Metcalf, Mrs. Marie Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Norma McHolm, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Willock, Mr. and Mrs. Alec McAlister, Mrs. Helen Owen, Mrs. Gwen Pemberton and guests of the Willock's, Mrs. Elizabeth Dillon and Mrs. Lois Wightman. Ontario scholars Continued from page 14 Dietrich, Ted Oke, Cathy Patterson, Don Kells. Grade 10 - Sarah McClure, Esther Little, Susan Deichert, Kathy Love, Rob Gratton, Jim Ward, Corrine Weernink, Stuart Hodgins, Maja- Gans. Jeff Greb, Karen Brand, Jackie Baptist, Jamie Chaffe, Susan Bies, Cheryl Cann, Vicki Schroeder, Jacqueline Sullivan, Lynn Cronyn, Kevin Traquair, Marilyn Brand, Missy Sandilands. Grode 11 - Kevin Glasgow, Judith Mellecke, Matt McClure. Dave Woodward. Brenda Riddell. Jacqueline Riehl. Aran Triebner, Ronnallee Bogart, Kim Gaiser, Betty Bax, Shelley Little Steve Miller, Greg Prout. Grade 12 - Paul McAuley, Arndt Vermaeten. Mary Anne Hogan , Tracy Ann Johnston, Paul Perry Susan Fleming, Barbara Rader, Betty Neevel, Kim Heather, Liz Scotto. • suffered minor injuries in one of the other" three ac- cidents, investigated by the Exeter OPP this week. At 2:39 p.m.. Sunday, a vehicle driven by Russel J. Lingard.. went out of control on the Crediton Road west of concession 6-7 of Stephen and struck a hydro pole. The local dentist and his wife. Pauline. were taken to South 'Huron Hospital for treatment. Constable Frank Giffin in- vestigated and set total damage at $4.500. There was one accident on Friday. it occurring on Highway 21 south of Highway 83. involving vehicles driven by Doris M. Byers. London. and Tracy A. Landrey. RR 1 Dashwood. The latter was entering the highway from a private drive and was in collision with the northbound London car. Constable Al Quinn set damage at $1.3(0. The other collision was reported on Thursday near the post office on,Wellington St. in Hensall. involving vehicles driven by Earl W. Love and Darlene 1.1yl. both of Hensall. The Uyl vehicle was pull- ing out of a parking spot and . f was in collision with the northbound Love vehicle. Constable Don Mason in- vestigated and set damage at $450. PARTIALLY CONNECTING — The representation from Zurich. Taking a Martin. Dashwood peewee baseball squad has aood swing Tuesday in a game against Exeter was Darcy Staff photo l HAY TOWNSHIP Notice of Public Meeting Friday, July 1 1 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 "B" 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 lot 12, Lake Road West Concession - changer 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 "Restricted Agriculture" to "Urban" to permit future residential development. SCHEDULE "C" i) Extension of "Core Area" policy zone one block westerly along Helen Street to Elma Street. TEXT CHANGES Section 3.3c - AGRICULTURE c)iii) - to retain Class 1, 2, 3 and 4 soils for agricultural and agriculturally related purposes. • d)viii) - all farm operations as well as non- farm buildings and structures will com- ply with the minimum distance separa- tion provisions of the Agricultural Code of Practice. 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 1) 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 8500 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 3.8.2.1 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 parcels 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 (236-4931) in Zurich, or the Huron County Planning Department (524-2188) in Goderich. 1` 0