HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal Star, 1976-05-20, Page 7•
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•Dee opers Frust .
•have, all.the facts
The Goderich Area Plan-
ning Board adopted a new
format for,- processing, sub-
division plans., amendments
to the official plan and
changes in; zoning.bylaws that
should speed up the process
considerably. =At:. the' same.'
time. it should make effective
decisions by the board easier.
The fgrrnat, .,prepared by
HuronCounty planner • Gary
:.Davidson, requires,
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'developers submitting
requests to planning board to
be more thorough in their
presentation and requireS
planning board members to
acquaint themselves with the,
request prior to the,meeting.
Mr. Davidson said the new
process. will not change the
role of the two parties. but
should serveto speed up the
process considerably and
due toia lack of information.
He explained that the
procedure will Save time only
if planning board is willing to
..make decisions which they
should be when they have the
properinfor•m,ationat their
;, fingertips before they meet;
"The Splanning .department
Will get the plans three weeks
before .-the ;presentation and
make .a report based on the
board .members a week
before they meet, ,eXplained
Davidson. `"The chem
Mr. Dav died. the
bers should have 's1 , , he
lan prior to the meeting and
c •uestions
can � discuss any ' •q .
they liave at the. meeting and
should be able to Or
a
decision that night or at: the .
next meeting,'"
.The planner; s.aidhe was
asked to present the .format
prevent needlo"s,tinic loss niiana i?lvincr. hoth.tr, planning p: `
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for presentations by planning first meeting an t ey have o.
board chairman Dave Gower . .retrace their steps;
after a recent board meeting "Thisprocedure does not
at which three e separate r.. to mean that ail planning board
s
pre entations were 'made. de. decisions'. will be absolutely
s a
said th
One of the three was basically correct."e-•;Planner.
a verbal 'presentation, one ..• "You have to face the fact
was made by_°an. architect that you are. going -to . be
who supplied sketches of the wrong some of the'time.
1inj fed. proziuct and. one was
Made by former county
planner Nick Hill: The latter
was a thorough presentation
showing surrounding land
uses, explaining services:
present and required and
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-"It' was obvious to the
board after seeing Mr, Hill's
Don and - Shirley McMillan educated in Goderich and.'
and ..,their three children, later attended Quee'n's
Ernie; Eleanor and University in Kingston where
Elizabeth; have a new record he studied English literature,
on the market entitled history and philosophy and
"Reach Out..." received his Bachelor of Arts
This is the second McMillan degree.
Family Fortress record in aid During his .years at
of favoritemission projects. university, Rob decided to get
The first record, 'cut in into .church work and after
support of a mission in Haiti, consultation with. Dr. Robert
netted .'about $2,200 for the McClure, at that time
people in that southern clime. Moderator of the United.
Money from the 'sate of this Church of Canada, he wentas
present record on the Tip Top a short-term missionary to
label will•g=o to a Goderich Japan in 1969.
: man and wife who are In 1970 he became a teacher.
fulltiine missionaries, of The at . the Hokusei .Gakuin
United Church of Canada. and Training School, an
The United Church of Christ educational •institution where
in Japan. • . 5,000 stildents of juniorand
Rob Witmer, the 'son of senior high school, junior
Mrs.. Jean Witmer of college and university level
Goderich, and the late Neil ' attend. Rob taught English
Witmer, moved with .: his literature,, conversation . and
"family. 'from. Mitchell to composition there.
Goderich when he was one. In was there •'he met his
-and a half years old,Rob was wife, the•former„Keiko Kirin.
ladies:
invited to Brick
Thankotfering
The. Donnybrook ' United
• Church --Women met at the
home :of. Mrs. Morley: John-
ston on Tuesday afternoon,
May 11,
.Mrs. E. Robinson opened
the meeting.with, the theme
on' "Untended , Gardens".
Mrs. :H. Jefferson gave a
poem "`Mother's Love."
Mrs. E. Robinson lead in
prayer'' followed with a
responsive reading. Mrs. W.
Jefferson gave a poem' "The
Housewife and God."'
• . Mrs. S. Chamney. read the
scripture and Mrs:. -E.
Robinson :gave the
meditation. Mrs.'Otto Weber
read. a poem "Fun-
damentals."
Everyone took part in the
"Family Beatitudes". Mrs.
Wm. Hardy gave a prayer.
Mrs. E. Robinson took as
her topic "The Hudson
W. J. Deno.mme
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from hospital after surgery.
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presentation resentation that something
.The customers . had to be done to make
• They were married in the �coun
theter
ryo
summer of 1973 in Goderich: share their experiences,
presentations bydeelors
more thorough,” said= -Mr.
..
Shortly after their inarriage,;,
they' returned to Japan as
full-time missionaries. Rob
continues- to tech in Japan.
Keiko is also a teacher there.
The Witmers are also very
active ''in °..``coffee house
evangelism. Here with other
Christian volunteers they
• wait on tables or work behind
,,,
ms anal hopes wi
dreg
Christian proprietors.. Rob He added, that the three
also gives guitareoncerts.and presentations all
has,been actively translating repeated for wereariety of
many of his.favorite Bible reasons. The airst riet . in-
setting
verses into Japanese and complete, the second needed
setting them to music ain further information and the
"Reach Oiit. ' .El abeth third had been•based on some
tures Ernjestatistics t at were i
Da�v
idson.
Donnybrook
fea and iza h n error. ,_
on trumpet. Ernie, 18, n. has "If the planning. depart=
always played lead trumpet men, had seen the presen-
with the group, but with tations before they went to
Ernie's plans to leave home the board all three would
this fall to attend university, , have been corrected prior to
the trumpet duties. will fall to the meeting, Davidson
12 -year old Elizabeth. She has pointed out.
a trumpet solo' on the album The new format does not
. and according to the rest of • alter any plan of. subdivision
' family; she has done well. submitte-d' nor does it change
- Sixteen -year old Eleanor any zoning bylaw changes or .
plays the, high tenor part of .amendments to the . offici.al -
the arrangements on clarinet plan. :It merely requires.,
and does the recitation for the anybody'requesting action.
record's title "Reach Out . •. from a planning angle to
. She also plays saxophone gather all the necessary facts
and will•. likely devote more and figures before starting
• time to this instrument. when the wheels of approval in
Anna -Marie Harrison,
daughter of George and Ruth
Harrison of 345 ':Corhox Cr.,.
Family from ,Brazil",' taken Goderich, recently graduated
from `Mission, Profile. They .from Centralia .College of
are missionaries who train -Agricultural Technology in
lay people . and •open.openeda the Animal ".Health
medical `clinic to take' care of Technicprogram.
Technician Anna
the people. They also built a Marie plans to . pursue her
.chapel A discussion' followed. career. in a veterinary
•
The offering was taken and practice or a breeding kennel.
Mrs. E.. . Robinson gave the
dedication prayer. This was
followed with a reading "The
Meanest Mother in .the
World." by Mrs. H. Jefferson:
The business was taken
over by Mrs. H. Jefferson., .
The ; ladies are invited to
Brick Thankofferi.ng on June.
Let 8:15 p.m.
Mrs. E. Robinsorr'closed the
meeting with prayer.
Mrs. Ray Hanna and ,Mrs
S. Chamney assisted and the
hostess served lunch.
TON All
the family rearranges the, motion.
instrumental parts for next . Mr. Davidson pointed out
ar's-prograrris. This .ver= that in many ' instances,
satile youngster has aIso been planning board fears making
part of a. vocal •
trio, with lien, a decision because, they have
parents. ..not. received all 'the in
Mrs Shirley McMillan plays formation at once. He said'
and writes they get their questions an -
alto saxophone
instrumental arrangements. swered but over a period of
Don McMillan plays trom -
several months • The time
bone and carries .the bass lapse usually causes diem to
portion ' of the . in- forget what they heard at the
strumentation. Organ°soloist
and accompanist on the
album is Lorne . Dotterer,
director.. of music .for North ..: ,
Street United•Church.
There are 22. -songs in : all
on the record, ranging from
The. Sound' of Music to All Hail -
The Power. '
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