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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1984-02-01, Page 8cape a—The Wingham Advance -Times, Feb. 1, 1984 rules against zoning change 1 . An Ontario Municipal Board hearing -into a proposed zoning .change bylaw in Morris Township was held last Thursday at Belgrave. The board ed against a zoning changeo agricultural-comme:/ al - industrial from agri p^ tural for Morris resid'` t Mel Jermyn. Mr. Jermyn ha, intended to set up a machinery repair business on the property in question. • Proximity to an existing farm unit was cited by 'The board as the main reason for denying the zoning change. • It was felt the change could restrict East Wawanosh farmer Dick Moore from future expansion. The Moore farm is directly across High- way No. 4 from the Jermyn property. Harold. Flamming of the Fergus office of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food testified that the parcel in question (Jermyn's) could restrict future expansion of Mr. Moore's farming operation under the Ontario Foodlands Guidelines for recommended distances. Last September Mr: Moore applied for a certificate of compliance from the ministry to renovate the UCW group hosts a pot luck supper BELGRAVE — The UCW hosted a pot luck supper for family and friends of neigh- boring churches January 26 at 7 p.m. in the church schoolroom. President Mrs. Ross Anderson, welcomed every- one and Rev. John G. Rob- erts asked the blessing. Fol- lowing the meal, members of the Youth Group, Patrick Cull, Steven Coultes, Cathy Dow, Angela Coultes, Donna Higgins, Alison Coultes, Ruth Higgins, Paul Coultes, Katherine Procter, Paul McIntosh and Heather McIn- tosh, sang two numbers accompanied by Mrs. Roberts at the piano. Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler thanked the group. Mrs. Janisa Coultes and Mrs. Bob Gordon conducted the worship service in the church sanctuary. Mrs. George Procter accompani- ed the hymns. Everyone took Sam Pletch, Mrs. John part in a beautiful poem, McIntosh; World Outreach, "What Have We Done To- Mrs. Ross Anderson; —dag?"—Mrs:-Co'rtltes-spolltven— istiari= -13e lep n -t; Thoughts of the New Year, Mrs. Dorothy Logan, • Mrs. The Aim of the UCW and A George Michie, Mrs. Clifton' Modern Parable. , Walsh, Mrs. Norman Cook, The offering was received Mrs. Bill Coultes. by Mrs. Les Shaw and Mrs. In -Church services, Mrs. Harold Vincent. Bob Grasby, Mrs. Bert John- Mrs. William Coultes in- ston, Mrs,' Lewis Stone- troduced the guestspeaker, house; social committee, Rev. Cheryl Ann Stadle- Mrs. Glen Coultes,.Mrs. Roy bauer-Sampa of Egmond- Taylor, Mrs. Lawrence Tay- ville United Church. She lor, Mrs. Jim Hunter,;' lead - showed slides and' spokeig7 ership development, Mrs. her experiences in Zama✓✓ Laura Johnston. where she met her husband Auditors, Mrs,,. Murray who is now attending Guelph Vincent, Mrs. John Camp= University. bell; nominating committee, Zambia has a large copper Mrs. Bruce Campbell, Mrs. vein and is a butterfly- Kenneth Wheeler, Mrs. Sara shaped country 'surrounded Anderson; pianist, Mrs. byland in Africa. Homes are George ,Johnston; archives, crowded, clothes are not Mrs. Olive Bolt. adequate and nutrition is poor. As a new country it came to us for help and we turned them away. They could not get their copper out and it has gone down in value. The slide showed the cot- ton fields, the Zambesi Ri= ver, hydro dam and Victoria Falls. Mrs. Olive Bolt thank- ed the speaker. Rev. Roberts conducted the installation of UCW Of- ficers for 1984: past presi- dent, Mrs. Ross Anderson; president, Mrs. John Roberts; 1st vice president, Mrs. Harold Vincent; 2nd vice president, Mrs. Ross Higgins. Treasurer, Mrs. Robert Gordon; assistant treasurer and stewardship and finance leader, Mrs. Les Shaw; ecretary and communica- t fns, Mrs. Ross Higgins. Church in Society, 'Mrs.. barn on his East Wawanosh farm to house 1,000 pigs and to install a liquid manure system. Mr. Moore testified that the zoning change to agri cultural -commercial - industrial could hamper his expansion plans because it is too close to the his barn. East Wawanosh council also opposed the zoning change. Another reason cited by the . board for denying the!' change was that since Morris Township has no building inspector it would be difficult to enforce the zoning. Two Morris landowners, Bill Stephenson and Harry Brydges, also were opposed to the zoning change. Mr. Stephenson testified he is opposed to the general ap- pearance of the Jermyn property. Mr. Brydges did not attend the hearing. Also testifying were Wayne Caldwell of tht*Iuron County Planning Depart- ment and East Wawanosh Clerk -Treasurer Winona Thompson. Mr. Caldwell said the zoning change conformed to the county land use plan and Mrs. Thompson outlined. the .steps taken by her council in the matter. Mr. Jermyn also testified, ' according to Morris Clerk - Treasurer 'Nancy Michie. Mrs. Michie said Mr. Jer- myn told the hoard he felt he proceeded in the proper manner • and added he in- tended to farm the property around the parcel in question until he could find a buyer for the farmland. Mr. Jermyn applied for a severance last year and it was granted by the county land division committee last June, subject to passage of a spot -zoning bylaw at the township level. The county planning department prepared the necessary bylaw and Morris council gave it three readings before circulating„ it. to landowners within 400 feet for objections. Four objections were' received, thus 'necessitating last ,_.week's OMB hearing to decide the matter. Business and' Professional ' Directory Frederick F. Homuth • Phm. B.. R.O. Carol E. Homuth, O.D. Mrs. H. Viola Homuth, O.D. Optometrists Harriston, Ontario. 338-2712 Dr Lee A Cowley. B . D C Chiropractors 197 Josephine St. Wingham By Appointment 357-1224 (&) West Wawanosh Mutual Insurance Company Dungannon, Ont t NOM 1R0 529-7961 FARMS RESIDENTIAL AUTO AGENTS: Frank Foran Lyons & Mulhern Donald MacKay Kenneth B. MacLean John Nixon Donald R. Simpson Delmar Sproul RR 2, Lucknow 46 West St., Goderich RR 3, Ripley RR 2, Paisley RR 5, Brussels RR 3, Goderich RR 3, Auburn 528.3824 524-2664 '395‘-5362 368-7537 887-9417 529-7567 529-7273 FOR A QUOTATION ON,YOUR FARM, HOME, COTTAGE OR AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CONTACT THE AGENT IN YOUR AREA. DIRECTORS: Eldon Bradley John Bryce Glen Coultes • Gerald Kerr Austin Martin Donald McKenzie Lucknow .RR 3, Paisley RR 5, Brussels • P.O. Box 62, Blyth P O. Box 304, Lucknow 163 Elgin Ave. W., Goderlch 528-2214 353-5631 887-6124 523-9275 528-3601 524-7602 CLAIMS SHOULD BE5REPORTED PROMPTLY TO THE DIRECTOR' IN YOUR AREA. Reports received at annual meeting BELMORE The annual meeting of the Belmore United Church was held in the library of the community centre on January 25 at 8:30. Rev. R. Knock welcomed the large.. turnout of the congregation, opening the meeting . with prayer and scripture. . The church work for the past year was reviewed, reports read and elections held. A new budget for 1984 was proposed and approved. Those present decided to have family pictures taken for a Church Pictorial Directory in the coming year. Church improvements were also discussed. r 101110 SELL BOY ANTT IINII The. Advance Times LEGION CONTEST WINNERS—These children from the Brussels Public School all placed highly in their respective categories in the Royal Canadian Legion's Remembrance Day poster, poem and essay contest. Don Blenkhorn and Bob Fraser of the Brussels Legion f MRS. DON EADIE Belmore Personals Miss Marilyn Renwick and Mrs. Bob Reid both wrote their registration exams in nursing last week at Western University. A memorial service for Miss Mary Farrell, who passed away recently, was held Sunday evening at Knox Presbyterian Church, Belmore, with Rev. Robert Shaw of . Teeswater of- ficiating. Miss Farrell. resided in the McIntosh - Clifford, , area before becoming *a resident. at -Rammeloo Boardiing Home, - Blyth. Mrs. Bob Reid and her - mother, Mrs. Walter Rem - wick, have returned from. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Andy `Renwick and Amanda •at Crossfield, Alberta. They' also called on Glen and Brian Hays, Ray Willitts and Tim .Heffer, former Belmore residents. Miss Linda Wilson, a senior member ' of the. Belmore Figure Skating Club, competed on Saturday at the Blue Star Interclub Competition held in Hammer,,, Linda skated in the Ladies' Junior 'Bronze Free Skate Competition and, although she did not place, she skated a good per- formance which was a credit to herself and her club. Attending the competition were her mother, Mrs. Bill Taylor, Mrs. Don Eadie and Jennifer and Miss Susan Wilhelm. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fitch visited last Wednesday with_ Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mon- tgomery, Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Raper and girls visited Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Raper, Cargill. Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Reibeling and Jenny of Drayton were weekend visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dickson. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fortune, Carrie and Julie have returned from an en- joyable 10 -day vacation in Florida. They report cool weather but one advantage: no lineups at Disney World. Miss Gail McPherson, daughter of . Mr. and Mrs: WANT ADS WORK 357-2320 IIUIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiII Douglas McPherson, returned home last week from the West where she has been employed as a ski in- structor on Whistler Mountain in' gifilest the past three months': She is now instructing at Blue Mountain in Collingwood. MRS. ALLAN GRIFFITH Wroxeter Mrs. Thomas Powell, Colin and Jason of Kitchener, spent a couple of pdays with her father, Cliff Marks, and Mrs. Marks. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Higgins, Stratford, visited with his ,parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Higgins. , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reffell, London, were guests at the weekend with her father, Gordon Gibson. Mrs. James Hammil has been .spending the past couple of weeks at the home of. herdaughter in Thunder Bay. made the presentation last Thursday morning to: back, Tim Dillow, Jeff Heibeih, Brandi Sanderson, Michelle Freeman and Danielle Cardiff; front, Sandra Marks, Gary Martin, Corrina Stephenson and Barry Blake. 1Il Service Directory SALES Forever Yours Stationery • INVITATIONS, • THANK—YOU, NOTES ▪ NAPKINS, MATCHES ▪ SOCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS - u ...-_..-The Wingila ti .... Advance -Times Office KATRINA SOMERS, a student at the Brussels Public School, was a zone winder in the Royal Canadian Legion's Remembrance Day essay, poem and poster contest. Miss Sorner's poem now will go on to the district competition. Don Blenkhorn and Bob Fraser of the Brussels Legion presented her with her winnings last Thursday morning at the school. 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