HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1976-06-02, Page 19Agre ment etween park
and township reached
A registered agreement was
signed Thursday night between
Stanley township and the devel-
oper of a 140 -acre resort east of
Bayfield. The agreement has
been registered against the pro-
perty and is binding on anyone
wanting to develop the property
at any time according to Reeve
Anson McKinley.
A certified cheque for $10,000
was deposited in the bank Thurs-
day afternoon by the developers,
332595 Ontario Ltd. of London,
to be used to fix the single lane
approach to the campgrounds.
"The township will build the
road, but we are using the
developer's money to do it,"
says Reeve McKinley. "We ex-
pect the road will get a lot of
Bayfleld happenings
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and Mrs. Ken Pollock, Jim and
Jane of Hensall; Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Pollock, London and Mr.
Ernie Pollock of Varna, and Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Blackie. Mrs.
Bertha Turner and Mrs. Robert
Turner called on the former's
sister on Friday afternoon to
offer her their birthday congratu-
lations. Best wishes from all of
us too, "Aunt Susie".
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lynn,
Diane and Debra, Etobicoke,
spent a few days at their resid-
ence on Bayfield Terrace, and
called on his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Lynn.
Mr. Ray Schell was a Sunday
evening dinner guest of his
granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Dunning in Woodstock.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Merrill,
Sudbury, visited for the week
end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Merrill. Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Cantelon of R.R. 1,
Bluevale, joined her family for
Sunday.
Mrs. Elsie Sullivan, Sparlings-
ville, Michigan, visited Monday
with her brother and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McLeod,
Dawn, Emma and John.
Little Merry Potter, of R.R. 3,
Clinton, visited for the weekend
with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack B. Sturgeon and uncles
Bud and Andrew while her par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Gary Potter
attended the wedding of Mrs.
Potter's cousin; Gavin Woolever
to Miss Betty Jean Burrill at
St. Matthews Lutheran Church,
Bridgeport, Michigan and the
reception in the Thomas Town-
ship Hall.
40TH ANNIVERSARY—James and Madeline Dalton, of Grand
Bend, celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary Saturday at a
dinner with theft family. News Photo
Local groups involved
as seniors organize
Mary Grigg of Clinton has been
named elected president of newly
formed Huron County "Zone 8"
United Senior Citizens of Ontario,
Incorporated.
The clubs incorporated in the
new zone are the Golden Gate
Club of Goderich, the Senior
Citizens Club of Exeter, the
Friendship Club of Brussels,
the Ever Young Club of Bayfield,
The Golden Radar Club of Clin-
ton, the Golden Age Club of
Grand Bend and the Swinging
Senior Citizens of Blyth.
Also waiting to have their
applications processed by the
United Senior Citizens of Ontario
Incorporated, are the clubs
from Hensall and Dashwood,
The meeting to form the new
zone was held last Thursday,
May 20 in the Clinton Town
Hall with Mrs, W.J.: Zerback
of Stratford, a board member
of the USCO executive, guiding
the meeting.
The USCO, is the governing
body for the senior citizen's
clubs. It doesn't interfere in
the clubs but when asked for
advice, the USCO helps out.
"When Louis St. Laurent was
in parliament, the senior citizens
asked for nothing and received
nothing. The pension cheque
used to be 520, now I get 5134.
Things have improved because
the USCO goes to parliament
and demands action on behalf
of all Senior Citizens," Mrs.
Zerback said.
Other members of the newly
formed executive are: honourary
President, Leona Lockhart, Clin-
ton; first vice president, Harry
Baker, Bayfield; second vice
president, Bill Snyder, Goderich;
secretary, Rosa Harris, Hensall;
assistant secretary, Marion Wrig-
ht, Blyth; treasurer, Charles
Martini, Dashwood and assistant
treasurer, Ross Love, Dashwood.
traffic and we want a good road
built."
A building permit has been
issued to the developer by the
township. Two weeks ago the
township issued a stop -work
order against the developer be-
cause they'had failed to sign the
development agreement which
would allow them to get a build-
ing permit sooner. The developer
ignored the work order, but
reconsidered its position when
Stanley township threatened to
take the matter to court.
Project manager Dick Lehnen
says about 100 of the project's
400 campsites will be operational
this summer, beginning June 15.
Citizens News, June 2, 1976 -Page 19
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OFFICIAL OPENING
of
PORT BLAKE
CONSERVATION AREA
Wednesday June 9, 1976
1:00 - 2:00 p.m.
Port Blake Conservation Area is located at the junction
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1:00 p.m. - Official Opening Ceremonies
2:00 p.m. - Tour of Lake Huron Water Supply System
Tree Spade Demonstration Literature Available
Take time to visit this new conservation area. It may be
the answer to your picnic, swimming and sun bathing needs.
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