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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1989-02-28, Page 8Page 8A - IN • • •14,,,,; ••• LIONS SPEECH COMPETITION — The Howick Lions Club recently sponsored its 25th annual public speaking competition. Howick Central$chool winners are: front, Karen Bradshaw, first, Richard Watson, second, Jennifer Fenton, third,* back. Lee 13runarslii, Amy Metcalfe, Jeff Keil. ,Ontario Ontario Municipal Board Commission des affaires municipales de l'Ontario IN THE MATTER OF Section 3‘kof the Planning Act, 1983 • AND IN THE MATTER OF an appeal by CN Rail against Zo- ning By-law 14-1987 of the Corporation of the Township of Turnberry® APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING The Ontario Municipal Board hereby appoints Thursday the 13th O day of April, 1989, at the tem of L19 ..?0007CLOCK (Local time) in the f; forenoon at the COUNCIE-CHAMBEFtg MUNICIPAL BUILDINC, HAMLETOFBLUEVALE forthe hearing of this appealireferral. If you do not attend and are not represented at this hearing, the Board may proceed in your absence and you will not be entitled to any further notice of the proceedings., In the event the decision is reserved, persons taking part in the hearing and wishing a copy of the decision may request a copy from the presiding Board member or, in writing, from the Board. Such, decision will be mailed to you when available. • DATED at Toronto, this 10th day of February, 1989. J.G. Malcolm • Secretary • EXPLANATORY NOTE The Township, of Turnberry passed a Comprehensive Zoning By- law (By-law 14-1987) on October 6, 1987. The zoning by-law affects all lands in the Township of Turnberry by regulating the use of lands and the character, location, and use of buildings and structures in • various defined areas of the Township. The zoning by-law imple- ments the Township. of Turnberry Secondary Plan and provides specific land use Zones and provisions to ensure that the policies of the Secondary Plan atelealiod. The followirig objeCtiiis 'received by the Board: 1. CN Rail - has four conceiris, as follows; a. minimum 15 metre setback of dwellings from existing • railway right-of-way; requirement that seller advisepotential purchasers of CN Rail's existing right-of-way, rightlo-expand, po- tentialrioise and vibration, and that not responsible for complaints or claims; c, a drainage reportbe required for proPosals whichalter the existing drairragi3 pattenion CN Ownedlands; 00 d. a chain link fence 01 1.83 metre height be erected by property owners along Mutual property line. • This objection is outstanding. In addition to the appeal above, the following appeals were also received by the Township. The Township of TuMberry will be asking the Ontario Municipal Board, at the commencement of its hearing, that these appeals also be considered; 2. Mr, S. J. Trapp - to have By-law'amended for Lot 26 Conc. 12, by changing from Agriculture (AGI) to Recreation the zo- ning to permit a private recreational and camping park; objec- tion outstanding. 3. Mr. George Darlint - to verify that the Restricted Agriculture (AG2) zoning does not prohibit the use of the existing barn to its existing capacity; and that the reconstruction of the barn on its current bcation and to its existing capacity petmitted, resolved by resolution #98/88; objection was Withdrawn. ---- 4. Mrs. Alice Baker,. Edgar John Ranger et al - to rezone prop- erties in Lower -lawn from Developmental to Commercial or' Industrial to recognize...the existing industrisloperations in the vacinity; addressed by status Zoning in By-law 19;4988, and OfficialPlan Amendment Nit *I' jecttifedtitifillfdi 4001,Wo wo.0.11". ;OM Gnore Notes pent, Atrea tOpqreer,AMMervitris Alditakay,41,194-.4.0-44,1 tAW.t0 • ..•-•:::•9*...• Mr. and Mrs. John Coghlin, Ryan and Joel of Atwood, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown. Ur. and Mrs, Lorne Mann and Mrs. Thomas Lucas of Listowel have returned from a tWo-week holiday at Nashville, Tennestee; Dallas, Texas and Fort Myers,:Florida. Among thoseattending the funeral of Mrs. :Jam% Morden were Mr. and Mrs. George Heituniller, of White iisleitelfiiaiaton m the• 40,91!. • . , Miss Sainantha Campbell- of London spent last weekend withsher grartdparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Magill. Friends of Mrs. Clarence Carswell will be sorry to hear she is a patient in Palmerston and District Hospital and wish her a speedy return to good health. Saturday guests with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brunarsid and family were Dr. and. ,Mrs. ave Brunarski. Of, Simcoe,. Mr. and Mrs. Jon Brunei -ski of PortColbornei, and . Mrs, Bob Petanick returned home last week,after a month's vacation visiting their son, Glenn and enjoying skiing at Whistler Mountain, B.C. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Nick Musselman. Ian, Christopher and Bryan Murray of Fergui spent a• few days last week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sothern visited Sunday- with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hartman at Maitland Terrace, Listowel. Mrs. Elva Copier visited• Sunday, with Mr: and Mrs. Robert Connell in Listowel. John ' Pittendreigh of London visited one day last week with his randmother, Mrs. Annie Pit- tendreigh. ,M.rs. Gerald ,Iluether of Cam- 614itge4yirtiOd)illondgA milit# modier, -a Cooper. ' Bill Brears of Regina -and his son, Bill -of Moose Jaw, have returned eme after spending the past titre eeks with Mr, and Mrs. Paul Maher and family and other relatives in the area. Recent visitors with Mrs. Florence Wilton were John and Jill ., DUnbar and baby. daughter, Lisa, of rampton. /Mkt: Wilson- • John's • grandmother. • • • , Mr. and Mre.-• Dean Bossence oilrunity Cen .P sevral daYS last * • Mr, and Mrs. Raw Kitchener ,visited roc and Mrs. Henry Mundt called on Mr. and M*chison. Rock, B.C.,- Mr. and Mrs. John Kneale of Coquitlam Beach, Van- couver -Island;AL And 417),, Mel Plante of Owenctfultd* 04 71 Mrs. Alex Gillen, Harristori. 00 00 O Verne and Rev. Brenda Clarke recently returned from a trip to • h Victoria, B.C., where Mrs. Clarke w attended the meeting of the long- range planning committee of the r Anglican Church of Canada. They • also visit,ed with Terry and Doris Clark of West Vancouver. • Mr. and P/frs:Ivait Haskins visited B recently-at:thehonied kV. and Mrs. Ross Khig Of -Stratford. • Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons of Guelph spent Tuesday with Mrs. Joe Simmons. Mrs. Evelyn. 'Wilson„ Fordwich, spent a day with her sister, Wt. :,•• Nellie Taylor. of Jr. • • HOWIC --Henrietta Clans la- • trixtuced the Vest speaker, •Riebn at the February meeting of Howick .4tititor . Institute, held _ at Howick Central School John is a butcher and former ownee of a butcher and; in Fordwick. 'He " received five years' training as a butcher in Europe and has also worked as a federal meat andhealth inspectorin Holland. Mr. Sluis discussed federal and provincial meat- inspection,:pur- chasing meat from various sources and proper storage of meats. The members were able to taste a new whole hog sausage he is producing which-centain,s no additives. • Jane.VanderVelden thanked John O and pretented 'him with a token of appreciation. - Seventeen members answered the roll callbypresenting a meat recipe for an exchange or paying a 25 -cent fine,Ihene • foerter, and: Jane VandekVtdrichst ,,t4ttfneet Bill and Bonnie Taylor and Linda Wilson, who was the Howick Fair Queen in I attendefttio Ntafj,0* e r Rural Fate t*ocia, 40!) -tdOettloti held in Toionto. ALSO attending Were Ron and Sharon Douglas of Clifford and Holger and Marian Peldskov of Fordwich. The Fairs Queens of O OntarioWere itiattendance. Mr. and 0 Mrs. Robert Ferguson • visited Dr. and Mrs. Ken Ferguson 0 Guelph on Saturday -and visited - oveethe weekendatheininteofMr. and Mrs. notiVigbbnan of Fergus. Russell Nickel does it again! BELMORE—Hot on the -heels of a first -prize win at Fordwieh, Russell Nickel was the, high man when 26 players were, present en Feb4 la at the 13elmore euchre. party, Second high was Ken Dickson. High lady was Myrtle Metcalfe and second high Was Stella Fitch. }tarry Mulvey had the rnost.lene hands for -the men and-ildien ZajIe for theladles.- flosteSses for the evening -were Betty State Aran Engen and Darla Ha ' - the township to discuss making a .quilt , for the 25 -year reunion at Howick' Central School.• ;. • Darlene Harding eported that plans are well under way for the spring District meeting to behosted by Howick on April 8 it the Wroxeter Hall. .EHy Enimetten., Darlene Hard* and Connie Fenton offered 10 serVe on the nominating com- mittee. The ChileSe auction was won by Winnte DON'r FACE THE NEW TAX LAWS AL NE! -With the s- eping changes in the tax laws, many Canada, confused as to how their income tax • returns vvill-be affected. AtH&1 BJock, we have the O answers. 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