Zurich Citizens News, 1981-05-06, Page 2Page 4
Citizens Netws May 7, 1981
Detroit trip enjoyable
Congratulations to Bili11
Cheryl Pole (nee Rau) who
were married on April 25 at
St. Peters Roman Catholic
Church, St. Joseph's. The
dinner and reception were
held at the Exeter communi-
ty centre. Cheryl is the
daughter of Mr.and Mrs.
John Paul Rau RR 2 Zurich.
Zurich
Carmel Swreeney
Also to bride and groom
Audrey and Doug Meidinger
(nee Dobson) who were
married on May 2 in Cam-
bridge.
Doug is the sone of Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Meidinger.
A nice. restful two week
vacation was enjoyed by
myself (Carmel Sweeney)
and four year old daughter
Renee as we visited for a
week each, in Detroit and
Windsor seeing mother,
sisters, relatives and
friends.
The highlight of the trip
was going to the
Renaissance Center in
Detroit - being the world's
tallest hotel and plaza and
going up in a glass elevator.
Also enjoyed going to my
aunt and uncles 40th wedding
anniversary celebration in
Tilbury and the baptismal of
my cousin's baby in Windsor
besides the re -uniting of
these old girlfriends from
school days.!!
Several students of
separate schools from the
area took part in a program
held in Mt. Carmel on Sun-
day as it was the beginning
of Education Week.
Little Joseph Paul Debus
son. of Doug and Julie was
baptized on Sunday May 3 at
St. Boniface Church. Fr.
Paul Mooney officiated with
his god -parents being, Paul
and Shirley Bedard.
Franklin and Leona
Corriveau of Windsor
recently spent the weekend
in Zurich and attended the
wedding of their niece
Cheryl Rau and Bill Pole on•
April 25. They also visited
with a son and family
Donald Corriveau in
Goderich.
Mrs. Ellen Horn is home
from Victoria Hospital and
Earl Yungblut has returend
home from being a patient in
St: Joseph's hospital last
week.
And Anne Willert is now a
patient in St. Joseph's Lon-
don.
Joe and Rose Regier of
RR 2 Zurich are,happy to an-
nounce the arrivalof agrand-
.son, Jason Allen. Born on
April' .29 to proud parents
Charlene and Rodger
Finkbeiner of Dashwood.
A lovely sunny day on Sun-
day enabled everyone to
have a nice time at the of-
ficial opening of the Blue
Water Rest Home
Apartments.
The Zurich Choir directed
by Dorothy Steckle sang
several beautiful hymns.
The opening took place out-
side on the grounds.
Grace Martin presided on
the organ and Ron Heimrich
sang a solo part 'for Bless
this House. Refreshments
were served by the ladies
auxiliary.
Several people from town
went by bus to Waterloo on
Sunday and were on the TV
show "Polka Time" which is
on every Wednesday evening
at 7:30 p.m. on channel 13.
Be sure to watch for our
gang about 3 or 4 weeks from
now.
Ross Fisher attended the
Mahoney Road School from
May 3 - 6 at the University of
Guelph.
Spring meeting
Tuesday May 5 was the
W.M.SC. spring meeting
held at Rockway Mennonite
Collegiate in Kitchener.
Guest speaker was June
Schwartzentruber.
It was enjoyed by all those
who attended.
Ladies bowling
The ladies bowling ban-
quet tookplacelast Saturday
May 2 in Dashwood with a
delicious roast beef dinner.
MR. AND MRS DANIEL McIVOR
Marianne Mathonia, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Mathonia, Zurich, and Daniel McIver, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald McIver, Bayfield, were united in marriage on October
25, 1980. The wedding ceremony took place at St. Peter's
Basilica, London, with Reverend R. ionise officiating. Judy
Ducharme was the maid of honour, and Lisa Rivers, Linda
Mathonia, and Carmen Mathonia were bridal attendants. The
best man was John Gould, and guests were ushered in by
Brian Rivers, Doug Shannon, Peter Mathonia. The fold choir of
St. Peter's Basilica provided music for the ceremony. The cou-
ple are now residing in Owen Sound, Ontario.
Photo by Cam Vassablo
Congratulations to 'the win-
ning teams who received
trophies! Our team the
"Pin -Poppers" were only
lucky enough to be picked M
next years executives . Dan-
cing was enjoyed by all to
the Country Vnlimiteds.
Church news
Mr. Archie Andrews of
Clinton, a social service
worker,. was our guest
speaker on Sunday morning.
He chose as his sermon topic
"The Power of God".
The United Church women
were in charge of the ser-
vice. The president, Birdie
Finkbeiner, was chairman
for the morning. A group of
ladies sang the hymn "Make
me a blessing." •
Mrs. Laird Jacobe very
ably talked to the children
about Noah and his Ark.
With the aid of a prism she
demonstrated the colours of
the rainbow and explained
God's promise concerning
the rainbow.
A special number "Far
from the fold" was sung by
Dorothy Breakey and
Beatrice Rader.
Coming events
May 6-10.m.- First ofa
ZURICH `A' CHAMPS -- The Red Devils won the 'A' championship of the Zurich ladies
bowling league. Back, left, Pat Wilson, Diane Ducharme, Donna Lesperance and Brenda
Harburn. Front, Hilda lansbergen, Sandra Dickert and Charlene Ducharme. T -A photo
series of five Bible studies
on the topic of "Prayer".
Everyone is welcome.
Babysitting provided.
Sun. May 10 - Mother's day
- Baptismal service.
County approves
Bayfield project
Huron County Council ap-
proved an amendment to the
county's official plan, Thurs-
day, providing for a 76 unit
condominium development
on Bayfield Concession, just
north of Bayfield.
The amendment changes
the land use designation and
sets forth policies for the
development of the area for
condominiums.
The developer R. Peever
of London proposes a three
phase development. Each
phase consists of six groups
with four luxury townhouse
condominiums in each
group. The .condominiums
will be sold and will likely be
used as summer residences.
The development will have
its own recreational
facilities including swim-
ming pool and tennis courts.
The land use designation
will be changed from rural
residential to urban. The
amendment points out that
when the Secondary Plan
was prepared, the area adja-
cent to the Village of
Bayfield was designated for
low density residential
development.
Recreational development
in the Bayfield River for
marines and associated
commercial development
has led to the opportunity for
higher density residential
development in the form of
low rise condominiums.
Although the amendment
allows for a density increase
over the existing allowable
density. the permitted densi-
ty of six units per gross acre
is low enough to be in keep-
ing with surrounding
development.
The design and landscap-
ing will also serve to keep
the development to a
"village scale." The
organization of the develop-
ment as condominiums in-
dicates it will not unduly im-
pact on the Bayfield housing
market.
There are several site con-
cerns which were outlined to
county council by county
planner Gary Davidson.
The most contentious is
surface and subsurface
drainage. The problem, ac-
cording to Davidson, is
whether the faster drainage
created by the development
will cause increased erosion
on lakeshore property at
Jowitts Grove. The
developer proposes to build a
storage pond which will slow
the runoff of water and
decrease erosion.
County council
recommended that drainage
provisions be ensured by
placing the area under site
plan control and a develop-
ment agreement with the
Township of Goderich be
entered into to control the
servicing and staging of the
development.
Bayfield reeve George
Fellows tabled a motion to
clarify the agreement with
the Township of Goderich
asking that the agreement
include the assurance of
proper surface and subsur-
face drainage according to
the ' stipulations of • the
township engineer. Fellows
said he trusts the township
engineering firm, B. M.
Ross and Associates, will
protect the interests of the
Bayfield residents at Jowitts
Grove.
PEE WEE MIP the most
improved pee wee player in
Zurich this year was Danny
McKinley. He was awarded
by the Zurich minor athletic
association, Thursday.
Parkins & Erb Garage
Sunoco Sales and Service
Specializing in Gasoline, Tires, Batteries;
Exhaust Systems, Brakes and Servicing
Summer hours:
Monday to Friday - 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Saturday - 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Closed Sundays
"See us for your Summer Tire Needs"
Jim Parkins - Charlie Erb
16 Main St., Zurich, Ont. 236-4812
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BUSINESS 1
LUQUIDATION
BY AUCTION
We have been instructed to sell by
public auction all assets for Gerald
Shantz on Thursday, May 21, at 7:00
p.m. at the location,11/4 miles west of
Zurich, and 2 1 mils north.
CONSISTING OF VEHICLES - 1979 F150, 1.1 ton
pick-up c/w topper, low mileage, 1978 F350 1 ton
c/w flat rack, 1976 -4 door LTD loaded.
EQUIPMENT - Clark fork lift, 4000 Ib. capacity with
700-12 tires, 20' gooseneck .tandem axle trailer c/w
vacuum brakes, MF 65 c/w power steering, 3 pth. &
14.9 - 28 tires, Magnate 15,000 - 30,000 K.W., 3 pth
generator, Dettson 7' snow blower, landcaster 12'
or 18' silage distributor, 2 portable cdment mixers
on wheels with motor, Lincoln 225 amp welder, 12
speed heavy duty bench drill press with 'iii h.p.
motor, Kroshel power hack saw,White transite level,
impact drill, quantity of cement forms, wheel
barrows, sump pump, 20 gallon water heater, shelv-
ing.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT - Johnston 2 way radio, 2
mobiles, base, 64' self supporting tower, double
pedestal desk, swivel steno chair, 2-4 door filing
cabinets, Smith Corona electric typewrIter,Victor ad-
ding machine, Phonemate answering service with
controls, card file, Holiday 8 track with dual
speakers.
No reserve - Business sold
For more information contact
Cl(nteell 61 c..A41.4ocea. lei
AUCTIONEERS, LIQUIDATORS, APPRAISERS
77 MAIN ST. • SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1WO
(519) 527-1458