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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1976-06-16, Page 2Notice to residents of the Township of Hay Please be advised that the Honourable John R. Rhodes, the Minister of Housing, signed an amendment to Ontario Regulation No. 288/74, a commercial order which affects your municipality. Although the commercial order intends only to prohibit haphazard development of shopping centres in your municipality, small-scale com- mercial uses serving local needs are also prohibited under the order. Ontario Regulation No. 334/76 which amends the original order, permits the erection or use of a building with a floor area of less than 5,000 square feet for commercial purposes. Other changes in siting requirements have also been included. For detailed information on Ontario Regula- tion No. 334/76, please contact your munici- pal clerk. Where a proposed commercial use exceeds the provisions of the order, the Minister of Housing may amend the order pursuant to Section 32 (6) of The Planning Act after as- sessing individual applications and in accor- dance with sound planning principles. Ministry of Housing - JOHN R. RHODES ; ' Ontario Minister ik , Page 2 -Citizens News, June 16, 1976 HENSALL Three Links to travel to Frankenmuth, Mich. At the regular meeting of the Three Links Senior Citizens Club of Hensall on Tuesday night, June 8, Mrs. Dorothy Mickle re- ported on the Seminare held by the Golden Age Club of Grand Bend in the Village Inn Retreat Centre on May 12, bringing back memories to those who attended who thoroughly enjoyed the wonderful day over again. Plans were finalised for a bus trip to Frankenmuth on June 29. Committee in care of arran- gements are Mr. & Mrs. Glen Bell, and Mr. & Mrs. Tom Brintnell. Bus leaving Drop-in centre at 8 a.m. be on hand. It was decided to affiliate with the U.S.C.Inc. and Rosa Harris, Secretary of Huron County Zone 8 announced that a picnic will be held at Bayfield Park on Sunday, July 18. There will be no meeting during July and August, and the Autumn season will commence with a Pot -luck supper at 6.30 p.m on Tuesday, September 13. The social committee; -Mrs. Walker Carlile, Mrs. Tom Brint- nell and Mrs. Pearl Koehler, then took charge of Euchre and Croki- nole games. Winners were gents high Clarence Volland, con- solation H. Adkins lone hands Glenn Bell. Ladies high Mrs. Elizabeth Riley, consolation Mrs. Elizabeth Alexander, lone hands Mrs. William Rogerson. Crokinole, Mrs. Eliza Kinsman, Mrs. Perce Campbell. Nearest birthday, Jim McAllister/ UCW Unit One hold interesting Cuban study On June 10, Unit 1 held their regular meeting with Will Back presiding. Her devotional theme for meditation was "Happy are the meek." Several members read the following scriptures. Cor. 14 vi, 1 Cor 13.v4, Micah 6.v8, Luke 14.v11,1 Cor 4 v7, Matt 5 vv3-5. Some thoughts were "Love is here to stay, love is a immediate central fact in the lives of each one of us, love has depth, patience and constancy. The humility to which love brings us is simply a profound recogni- tion of our independence upon a higher power. This humility is not weakness, but an acceptance of our realistic need for others and for God who made and loved us all. Only as we acknow- ledge our humility can we ap- proach greatness, happiness and confidence in the future." Helen Scane gave a very in- teresting study on Cuba. The education goal of this country is a constant transformation system. Their health care was previously run by the rich, but now is the basic responsibility of the State. Their religion is of less importance. They do not have to work, because health care etc, are free, but they work as a sense of honour. The Beef Bar-b-que was re- ported on and an invitation to Chiselhurst U.C.W. meeting on Wednesday, June 30 was accept- ed. Regional U.C.W. meeting to be held at Hensall on October 6 -light lunch to be served at noon. Unit 1 has the programme for "Lunch is Served" The programme concluded with Anita Cook giving a humourous reading "Church Bulletins" and the Mizpah Benediction was repeated by all. Dorothy Elder, our hostess, served a tasty lunch assisted by Helen Scane. ORDER Now 20% AQUA NITROGEN FOR CORN APPLICATORS NOW READY TO GO HENSALL DISTRICT BRUCEFIELD HENSALL 482-9823 262-3002 ZURICH 236-4393 Guest speaker next Sunday United Church Service was con- ducted by Rev. Don Beck with Mrs. John Turkheim at the organ. • The Junior Choir sang, "Joy is like the Rain" and "Our Father who art in Heaven" accompanied by Brenda Pepper at the piano. The sermon was titled, "Go, Then"and dwelt on the mission- ary spirit we should all have in spreading the message of Christi- anity through the world. After the sermon, Sheri Lynn Marie Ducharme was presented for baptism, Flowers placed in the church were in memory of Susan Wright. Next Sunday, Dr. Carey Joynt will be the guest speaker followed by a question and answer period and refreshments. Attend bazaar at Huronview The successful Spring Bazaar, Bake Sale and Tea held at Huron - view and sponsored by the Huronview Auxiliary was favour- ed by fine summer weather, on Wednesday, June 9 and walls attended by a large, enthusiastic crowd. The Tea Room looked very exciting with white linen cloths and flowers on the small tables, and a beautiful arrange- ment of Poenies on the attrac- tive Tea Table, where Mrs. Lester, Mrs. Muir, Mrs. Archi- bald and Mrs. Colclough poured. Many visitors are expected at Huronview on Senior Citizens week -June 20-26. The next regular Auxiliary meeting is scheduled for Monday , July 21 at 2:15 p.m. Upholstery demonstration at WI meeting The June meeting of the Hensall Women's Instituute was held on Wednesday June 9, when the members gathered at Pat O'Briens at 7 p.m. for a talk and demonstration on up- holstering. Following that all drove to the Hensall Bean Pot and enjoyed a delicious roast beef dinner. A business meeting was held at the Hensall Legion Hall following the dinner when plans were announced for a bus trip to Vineland and a winery on June 28. This being the day before the Senior Citizens trip it was decided to change the date and July 7 has now been arranged, leaving at 7 a.m. Cost $6.00 Plans were also discussed for seeing "Anne of Green Gables" at the Huron County Playhouse in August. There was a discus- sion regarding the use of the kitchen facilities in the Legion Hall and a committee was named to come up with a satisfactory solution. Programmes for the next year were discussed and the meetings were adjourned until the second Wednesday in Sep - temper. Awarded at Western U. The Faculty of Arts and Social Science of Huron College, the University of Western Ontario, has awarded John D. Blackwell, son of Mr. David Blackwell and the late Mrs. Lillie (Miller) Blackwell, a Fourth Year Award for Honours Students (1976-7). Beginning in September, John will be completing his final year in Honours History. Visitors with Mr. & Mrs. Gor- don Schwalm, Mrs. Daisy Ivey and Mrs. Elizabeth Volland included Mrs. Jim Finlay, Douglas and Steven of Exeter, Mr. & Mrs. Art Hallam of Vanas- tra, Mr. Art Coombs of Clinton, Mrs. Beatrice Taylor of Varna, Mrs. Margaret Boa of Goderich, Mr. Norman Coglin of Atwood, and Mr. & Mrs. Eldon Johnston of Brucefield, Town visitors included Derek Robinson, Mrs. Rose Pyke, Mrs. Bona Clark and Mrs. Gladys Cudmore. Call the News 236-4672 • • Notice to residents of the Township of Stephen Please be advised that the Honourable John R. Rhodes, the Minister of Housing, signed an amendment to Ontario Regulation No. 289/74, a commercial order which affects your municipality. Although the commercial order intends only to prohibit haphazard development of shopping centres in your municipality, small-scale com- mercial uses serving local needs are also `•. prohibited under the order. Ontario Regulation No. 334/76 which amends the original order, permits the erection or use of a building with a floor area of less than 5,000 square feet for commercial purposes. Other changes in siting requirements have also been included. For detailed information on Ontario Regula- tion No. 334/76, please contact your munici- pal clerk. Where a proposed commercial use exceeds the provisions of the order, the Minister of Housing may amend the order pursuant to Section 32 (6) of The Planning Act after as- sessing individual applications and in accor- dance with sound plann//ing principles. Ontario Ministry of Housing ti• JOHN R. RHODES Minister •3 {