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-More than 248 people were maned winners
onSeptember 28 at the annual Clinton Public Hospital A ux-
illary Penny Sale.
While the financial! figures are still being tallied.
organizers believe that the 31st annual sale was the most
successful held.
Prize winnerstineluded : four draws for tray s, donated by
the Village Guild, Bayfield, Michele Tyndall, Bob Sperling,
Mary Lauzon and Rita McMichael; Phibpine Wooden serv-
ing. trays, Village Guild, Pat Bylsrna and Carol Cofftll;
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alarm clock, Vtklragt: Gelid, Mabel ilarvey,
toys, Village Guild, Heather Hart; Currier and Ives well
plaques, Viliage,914ldVillae, Debra Cuthill. bean pot, g
Guild, Ray Foster; Royal Doulton set, Village Guild, Gayle
Brownridge; $20 voucher, The Little Inn, Bayfield, Don
Bartltff;'Cart, The Red Ptainp::ift Shop, Bayfield, Becky
Hiltz; needlepoint kit, Ted Red Pump, Harry Smith;ao;;
silk scarf, The Treasure Tree, Bayfield, L,aurine
Stacey Fleet, of Clinton, was just about the last person to put her tickets in the boxes dur-
ing the Clinton Public Hospital's penny sale on September 28. Stacey thought she'd like to
win the Care Bear. The penny sale was held by the Clinton Hospital Auxiliary. (Anne
Narejko photo)
After all the tickets were in, the doors to St. Paul's Anglican Church were closed and the
winning tickets drawn. One of the ticket selectors was Peggy: Menzies. She was assited
by Marg Coventry. ( Anne Narejko photo)
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Beauty Den, Bayfield, Joan McGela n;, antique class eom-
pote,Memurryy lute, Bayfield, A1109410,4.; 3Swirl Away,
Snell's Plumbing, B.ayfiejd, Cheat TheMpSon; 2 bats, Nip
and Tuck, Hayfield, Oda Skov; a kettle,- pop Haw,
Bayfield, J. Inthout Sports socks,.Chevron's, Bayfield,
Evelyn Budie; wine goblets, Addy Mc e%, Bayfield,, Don-
na Hardie; 2 perch dinners, Albion Hotel, Bayfield, Ann
Cox, pr. Brian Baker; brass eats, May's Decorating,
Bayfield, Wilma McMichael, chocolate candy, Sugar and
Spice, Bayfield, Bob Snarling; bun basket, anonymous
donor, Marie Johnston; Itady Finelle Cosmetics, Marilyn
Warner, Bayfield, Muriel Lockhart; pottery jug, The
Bayfield House Gallery, Susan Law; tennis club member-
ship, The Blue Anchor Motel, Bayfield, Shirley Mon-
tgomery; chain saw bar cover, Steve Argyle,°Bayfield,
Beecher Menzies; $10 voucher, McLeod Fishery, Bayfield,
J. Wilkinson; $20 voucher, Captain's Cove, Bayfield, Susan
Lehnen.
Medium pizza, Pizza Palace, Bayfield, D. Jefferson; $20
voucher, Bayfield Village Inn, Helen Dale; fish and chip
dinner,. Tank and Tummy, Bayfield, Wihna Vincent:
breakfast for 2, Sugar Bush. Inn, Bayfield, Dorothy Cox;.1
free oil undercoating, Bayfield Garage, Bev McClinchey; 2
chicken dinners, Woodland Drive -In, Bayfield, Mary
Trick; dinner for 2, Harbour Lights, Bayfield, Howard
Hicks; gold voucher, Bluewater Golf Course, Bayfield,
Cam Addison; 2 caps, Nip and Tuck, Bayfield, Mary
Elliott; candle foral centre piece, Country Flowers,
Bayfield, Edith Anne Johnston; Shell mobile, Brandon's
Hardware, Bayfield, Leah Cappelli; knitted toys, Gam-
mage's, Bayfield, Isabel Majors, Barb Dale, Mary Lou
Driscoll; oven pads, Gammage's, Margaret Trevena; 2
Swirl Away, Makins' Plumbing, Bayfield, B. Williseraft;
tea pot stand, George's Gift Shop, Bayfield, Neil Mustard:
2 egg cup salt and pepper, George's Gift Shop, Bayfield,
Russell Desch; towel ring for bathroom, Bayfield Building
Centre, June Boussey; shampoo and set, Bayfield North
Hair Styling, Florence Ludwigsen; shampoo and set, Clip
and Curl, Bayfield, Donald Jenkins; mugs and mug trees,
Clinton Kinettes, Pat Armstrong; nickled plated trays.
Trading Post, Brucefield, Glennis King, Pat Hubert.
Velveteen paintings, Fraser Repair, Brucefield, Shelley
Reinhart; chicken dinners, Farmer's Dell, Brucefield,
Cheryl Flynn; lawn and gardnel fertilizer, Agrico,
Brucefield, Harriet Tyndall; chain nil, Hensall Co-op,
Mark Walker; anti -freeze, Ross Scott Fuels, Brucefield,
Bert'Lyon, Gwen Pemberton; light bulbs, Hummel's Feed
Mill, Val Hulbert, Elsie Shaddick; smoke detector, Bryan
Levis Insurance, H. Laverne Powell; coffee mugs, Clinton
Body Shop, Cathy Murray, Sam Castle; 1 large pizza,
Pepi's Pizza, Carol Finch; $15 voucher, Clinton Meat
Market, Diane Murphy; Cuprinal, Ball -Macaulay Ltd.,
Lois Tebbutt; $25 voucher, Norholme Decorating, Lorna
Antoine; $15 voucher, Clinton Pharmacy, Grace Duggan;
anti -freeze, Royal Maintenance,. Sharon East; 31 silver
dollars, Royal Bank, Margaret Farquhar; groceries, CIin-
ton IGA, Rosalee Wilson; dinner for two, Damien's, Julie
Pugh; shampoo and cut, The Hair Shop, Kara Hiltz, Cindy
Kershaw; manicure and pedicure, The Hair Shop, Marj
Smith; $20 voucher, Lorne Brown Motors, Mrs. Tiesma.
Tooth brush holder, Diane Freeman, Ruth Talbot; 50
silver dollars, Clinton Credit Union, Gladys Stanlake;
Calculator, Vodden, Durst • and Bender, Mary Ann
Hallenbeck; cooking sets, Board and Batten, Sue Mclay.,,
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Preliminary List of Electors
1985
TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY
Clerk's Notice of Posting
Preliminary List of Electors
Notice is Hereby Given that in accordance with Section 25 of The Municipal Elections
Act, on.Oc.tobel 15, 1985, we will be posting, in our offices and such other places as set.
out below, a list 9f all persons entitled to vote in the ,said municipalities at the
November 12„1985 Municipal Election.
And Whereby Coll upon all persons who are eligible voters to check the list for any er-
rors or omissions and any person whose name has not been included in the preliminary
list for a polling subdivision may file an application with the Clerk to have such error or
omission corrected. The Last Day For Filing Any Such Application Is Wednesday, October
23, 1985.
And Further Take Notice that the Revision of the List will commence in the Office of
Clerks,at the Municipal Offices set out below on Tuesday. October 15, 1985, at 9:00 AM
and continues until all applications have been disposed of,.
LOCATION OF LIST OF ELECTORS
Municipal Office, RR 1 Varna, Ontario
Telephone No. 4827907
Mel Graham
CLERK TREASURER
DATED: This 301h day of September 1985
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adys.I le•.tu; dinner for two. Village Rggtaarapt, ,..M1 ,
Helen Dale; blanket, The QM Milll, Waniip V.,'' ; ,meial
snips, -r nmmng's L4 _ .bar, WWI, .arae U`an Seen en' ilm-
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WWII; en; eancjy dish, Wilson',a Health and Gifts, Biot Cion-
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na V►'oad, first aid kits,13ank ok Gattnth , o , Rl U
Jerome, June BouSsey; cup and eau-cer, Mini Mat, Blyth.
B. I.iathout; pastry flour, Snell's Grocery, Blytb, ' S.
Watkins.
Wool blanket,. Batnton Original Old Mill,' Blyth; Irma
Mason; tool set, Gore's Home Hardware, Blyth, Conte
Brand; bulk food, Blyth Bulk Food, Mary Sutter; soap, The
BlythSaga, Muriel Grigg; Irish tie, Webster's Men's Wear,
Blyth, Joe Whalen; picture frames.,, Walden
P..hotography, Blyth, Mildred Pounder,,Marie Vanstone;
pet anit-ilea kit, Blyth Veterinary, Ray Foster; turkey
pies, Wallace Turkeys, Blyth, Cleta McGregor; dinner of
two, Triple K Restaurant, Blyth, Betty Millar; $20 voucher,
Blyth Inn, Audle Bunn; hand cleaner, Huron Tractor.
Blyth, Clete McGregor; case of Diet Coke, Holmesville
General Store, Kristy Blair; buffet for two; White Carna-
tion. Bess Fingland: windshield washer, Clere-Vu Apto
Wreckers, Paul Garron; anti freeze, Carter's West End,
Jean Hohner; windshield washer, Clinton Gas Bar, Joan
Disher; motor oll, Sunoco Gas Station, Howard Hackwell;
' Willy Burger, fries and drink, Willy's Burger Stop, Rose
Hummel; antifreeze, Murphy's Bus Lines, Frank Mutch;
Purina Dog Chow, Durst's Feeds, Alice Quick; light bulbs,
Durst Feeds, Carol Hoy.
Antifreeze, Don's General Repair, Joe Atkinson; wool,
Vanastra Factory Outlet, Michelle Govenlock, Bob
Caldwell; screwdriver set, Langford Lumber, Michael
Wood; door bell kit, Harold Wise Ltd., Jessie Hart; chain
saw ad, H. Lobb and Son, Dorothy Cox; toy ammonia tank,
H. Lobb and Son, Sharon McKenzie; rechargeable utility
light, Hy Test Ready Mix, Clara Scott.
Chimney cap, Tri County Brick and Tile, Marlene Hart:
bushel of apples, Don Middleton Farm, Fred Anderson; cat
food, Roth Feed, Varna, Barbara Betties; Melitta Coffee
Maker, Peck Appliances, Varna, Lorna Antoine; paint pro-
tection, Body Shop, Varna, Mary Shepherd; Pepsi, Varna
General Store, Lana Jones;, oil change, grease and filter,
Haugh Tire and Muffler, Joe Atkinson; bushel of apples,
Marg Middleton, Scott Koetsier; lawn ornament, Harold's
Hobby Hut, Varna, Angela Murray; oil painting, Eileen
Staddon, Kay Hesselwood; perch dinners, Hillcrest
Restaurant, Londesboro, Dianne Elliott; flashlight and
batteries, Radford's Garage, Londesboro, Paul McLean.
Ladies mitts, Hanks Small Engines, Londesboro, Vic
Hargreaves; dog food, T.B. Allan Feed, Londesboro,
Maryse Wilson, Dr. Harrett; posy pot, Anstett Jewellers,
Laura Roy; wood stain, Pro Hardware, Roy Wheeler; slip-
pers,. Wuerth's Shoe Store, Hazel 'Collins; man's sweater,
Herman's Men's Wear, Kaleigh Slade; calculator, Huron
Business Machines, Jeff Brown; tote bag, Aiken's Bros.,
Paul Westlake; hair alive gel, anonymous, Mrs. McLarty;
note paper, Clinton Commercial Printers, Marianne Men-
zies; perm and cut, Reflections by, Design, Pam
Brownridge; $15 voucher, Blue Fountain Restaurant, Les
Howatt: circuit tester, McKerlie Millen, Donna Hallam;
light bulbs, Clinton Electric, Mrs. Ray Foster; case of cola,
Beckers, Helen LeBeau; door grill, Clinton Glass, Hilda
Geirger; 20 nickel dollars, Bank of Montreal, Jessie Hart;
stuffed dog, Burgess Department Store, Lauralee
Johnston; toy motorcycle kit, C&E Variety, C. Rosenluhd.
Plaid skirt length, Mary's Sewing Centre. Ethel Poth,
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Coke, eM.ilkl achy Lahti; oil, Shell Service Sta-
,•bon, Fay Wilson; $2 voucher, G tIdsworthyMotors, Paul
Gautier; windshield washer, Peal: Kerrigan Fuels, Hazel
Brown, Andy Petetsont„ free bowling, Crown Lanes,
Michael Josling, Norm Gowirig, Delores Howatt: oil, Clin-
ton Auto Parts, Harriet Tyndall, Marg Coventry, Martha
Parker.
Sweater, Campbell's Men's Wear, Yvonne McLean:
shampoo, cut ape .style, -files Ciseaux, Dianne Elliott.
Donalda Fkynn;n era, Jervis Photo. Michael Roth;
frames, Jervis ,. Ruby Webster; pedicure, Karen's
Aesthetics, Betty liar; Care Bear. John Duddy Real
Estate. Jessie Tyndall; Mr. T, Doll, John Duddy Real
Estate, Stuart Harman; Walkman, Galbraith TV. Lynn
Moffat; microphone, Galbraith TV, Kara Freeman: $20
voucher, My'F it Lady,. Shelley' Reinhart: subscription.
Clinton News -Record, .lennle Miller: afghan kit, Dutch .
Store, Heather Royal; cook book, Radiant Life Book Store.
Lynne Flynn; dinn$i' for two, Pepo's Restaurant, Gieny
Tiesma; egg rolls, Maey Mee Restaurant, Don At'mstrdng:
table, Ball and Mutch, Pat Townshend; cap. Rad Shop.
Peggy Strong; plate holder, Middaugh's Collectibles, Ron
Verhoef; lantern, Edward Fuels, Raymond Wilson: dinner
for two, China Palace, Ethel Poth.
Groceries, Corrie's Red and White. Mrs. Elgin Thump -
son; boots, Ray's Shoe Repair, Harold Howard. Ken
McDougall, Bertha Gibb, Nellie Van Ninhuys, Amanda
Elliott; grill griddle, Groves TV and Electric. David
Wilkinson; vouchers. New Orleans Pizza, Pat Hubert,
Shirley Montgomery; Cabbage Patch Doll, Peter Roy In-
surance, Pam Brownridge: Bauer sports bag. Heywood's
Sports, Karen Cudmore; hair dry r, Triangel Discount.
Shirley Watkins; planters, Verbeek's Farm and Garden
Centre, June Howse, Brenda Dowson; hair brushes.
Riley's Barber Shop, Ethel Hill. Jeff Ball; mugs and tray
set, Riehl Advertising, Bruce Miller; candy, Everything
Good. Catherine ,Rosenlund; 10 silver dollars, Cale
Doucette, Ray Foster; director's chair, Beattie Furniture,
Milf Parker; taxi voucher, Clinton Taxi, Peggy Strong.
Irene Cantelon; picture frame, Summerhill Ladies' Club.
Kathy Dallas; earrings, The Dresser, Bayfield, Dorothy
O'Connell; Barbie Doll, The Dressers, Marlene Forbes:
antique Spanish class pitcher, The Wardrobe Bizaar.
Bayfield, Marion Powell: fruit cake, Bartliff's, Raymond
Beierling; picture, Raintree, Helen Bisback: floral ar-
rangements, SS4 Community Club, Brenda Atkinson: ar-
rangements, Special Effects, Val Van Rooy; toy horse.
Bayfield Country Store. Tammy Fraser; 1 dozen roses. Dr.
Steed and Dr. 'Salsbury, Donna Woodall: arrangement.
K.C. Cooke, Bill Riehl.
Phone, Draper Brothers and Reid, David Roorda; floral
arrangement, Tom Duizer, Londesboro, Bill Riehl; Ag-
gravation Toy, Fran Porter, Bryan .Gross: old time
photograph, Focus, Bayfield, Brenda Radford: floral ar-
rangement, SS4 Community Club, Peggy Porter; 31 silver
dollars, CPH Auxiliary, Jessie McKenzie; birch tree.
donated by Jim Cox, Bayfield, Ruth Howatt; handbag,
donated by Ethel Taylor, Clinton, Bess Fingland; blouse.
Ethel Taylor, Ethel Gollen; groceries, Bill Thompson's
General Store, Jessie Jones; Filter coffee maker,
anonymous donor, Myrtle Glazier; eggs, Koostra Farms.
Patti Fuhr, Gladys East, Dorothy O'Connell. Rosemary
Armstrong; bushel of apples, Clinton Produce, Sherry
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PUBLIC MEETING
CONCERNING A PROPOSED OFFICIAL
PLAN AMENDMENT AFFECTING THE
TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the County of Huron will hold a
public meeting on Tuesday, November 5, 1985 at 8:00 p.m. at the Stanley Township Com-
munity Centre Complex (1 kilometre west of Varna on the north side of County Road
No. 3), to consider a proposed Official Plan Amendment under Section 17 of the Plann-
ing Act. •
A The proposed Official Plan Amendment would
• provide policies for the following:
Site Plan Control - Agricultural Commercial/industrial,
s Natural Environment, Urban, Extractive Resources,
Recreational and Institutional land uses are proposed to
have a policy statement which would enable Council to
pass a by-Iaw.designating an area as a site plan control
area where required. Site plan control can regulate such
issues as access, -storage areas, buffering, ,and planting
strips.
Z• Natural Environment - The addition of a policy section is
proposed for the rezoning of non -sensitive Natural En-
vironment to allow for certain types of buildings. The
policy will allow applications for rezoning to a special
Natural Environment Zone for an accessory residence to a
farm operation, accessory residences to an agricultural
commercial operation, expansion of existing farm
buildings accessory to agriculture or forestry. in-
stitutional buildings or structures related to the protec-
tion/maintenance of the Natural Environment, a single
family residence on an existing lot and a recreational
residence on an existing lot along the Iakeshore. These
rezonings would only occur subject to Council's review of
the situation.
3 Section 3.5,c.1.c.v. - re: Mobile homes in Brucefield, Kippen
o and Varna. The proposed official plan amendment Changes
the section to read as follows: ”-mobile homes will be re-
quired to locate in mobile home parks."
4 Section 3.5.c.2.c.iv - re: Mobile homes in Lot 36, Conc. 1. The
° proposed official plan amendment changes the Section to
read as follows: "-mobile homes will be required to locate
in mobile home parks."
5 Section 3.10.d.v. - Rural Residential - density provision -
o The proposed official plan amendment changes the densi-
ty'provision from 1:1.5 to 1:1. That is. there Is a maximum
development density of 1 residential unit per 1 gross acre
of area to be developed.
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The proposed Official Plan Amendment
• amends Schedule 101', Land Use Plan map by the
addition of the following:
The designation of "Extractive Resources" areas, as
1 ° follows:
Lot 14, Conc. 5
Pt. Lot 2, Bayfield Rd., N. Conc.
Pt. Lot 1 & 2, Bayfield Rd., N. Conc.
as shown on the attached map.
ZThe designation of existing woodlots and nqtural environ-
° ment areas as "Natural Environment". These areas are
shown on the attached map. The areas are similar to the
NE1 zone areas on the recently circulated zoning by-law,
The purpose of the amendments Is to bring the plan into
conformity with the recently circulated zoning by-law.
Any person may attend the public meeting and/or make
written or verbalrepresentation either In support of or in
opposition to the proposed Official Plan Amendment.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, Including detailed maps,
relating to the proposed Official Plan Amendment is
available for inspection at the Township Clerk's Office
(Stanley Township Community Centro Complex) (482.1907)
and the Huron County Planning and Development Depart-
ment, Court House, Goderlch, between 9:00 a.m. and 4:30
p.m.
Dated at the Town of Goderlch this 26th day of September.
1985.
Clerk, County of Huron
Court House, The Square
GODERICH, Ontario
N9A 1M2
Telephone: 524-8394 (Clerk)
524-2188 (Planning)
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