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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1976-08-11, Page 18Page 18 -Citizens News, August 11. 1976 Hay seeks planning grant Hay township council endorsed a resolution concerning the dos- ing of arenas in Ontario at its August 3 meeting. The resolut- ion, from Exeter council, accuses the Ministry of Labor of creat- ing a contradictory element in asking for engineering studies to be carried out on basis of the 1975 National Building Code of arenas which were built with the Ministry of Labor's approval under the terms of the 1971 Building Code. The resolution asks the Minis- try of Labor to use the stand- ards 'of the National Building Code that were in effect at the time of construction or renova- tion of an arena when determin- ing the structural capabilities of a building. That is, provided the building was originally con- structed or renovated with the approval of the Ministry: The resolution says it is not STILL BRAIDING RUGS at age of 94, Mrs. Amelia Schroeder holds one of the braided rugs she did herself at the Bluewater Rest HoMe. • Orders are taken at the home for the colors desired in a rug but Mrs. Schroeder makes only one size. She has been braiding the rugs for over three years now and even on her birthday, Monday, she was in the hobby room. Mrs. Schroeder usually works about two and one-half hours a day on her hobby. Photo by McKinley Playhouse presents popular kids' show This month, the Huron Country Playhouse presents its first full- scale children's show at the theatre in Grand Bend. A musical version of A.A. Milne's WINNIE- THE-POOH will be presented on the main stage of the theatre three Saturday mornings in. August - August 14, 21, and 28. The shows begin each week at 11:Oo a.m. Aileen Taylor Smith, a veteran Playhouse performer, directs this large cast which includes several of the Playhouse acting apprentices, some of the regular members of the 1976 acting company, and a few local young people. The world-famous WINNIE-THE-POOH characters including Christopher Robin, Pooh Bear, Piglet, Kanga and Baby Roo are all vividly brought to life for the enjoyment of young and old alike. A delightful ex- perience for the entire family. This is the 12th Playhouse production mounted for young audiences over the past five years. Several of the plays have been school shows that have toured Southwestern Ontario. The Playhouse Young Players this spring toured for. seven weeks as far afield as. Windsor, Guelph, and Southampton. Each' summer in the past there have also been children's shows and musical revues that have toured to festivals, rest homes, recreation centres, etc.WINNIE THE -POOH is the first full-size play produced at the Playhouse that is directly geared to children and to family audiences. w PROPERTY SOLD AUCTION SALE Saturday, August 21, 1 p.rn. For Mrs. Christena O'Leary, 20 Mill Street, Zurich Sale To Be Held On Premises At 1 p.m. FURNITURE: Modern china cabinet, 4 piece bedroom suite, chest of drawers, (these items are in new condition), dining extension table, studio couch and chair, step tables and others, occasional chair, continental beds, (1 headboard), iron beds, dresser and commodes, 9 x 12 rug with underpad (green), lamps, 21" TV (black and white), magazine rack, RCA portable TV, ship clock, kitchen set and 4 chairs, Sunbeam vacuum, WESTINGHOUSE FRIDGE - 2 door (ex- cellent), GE electric stove, GE heater, kitchen clock, GE wringer washer, lounge and lawn chairs, blanket box, brooder heating unit, mats. ANTIQUES: 5 small press back dining chairs, press back rocker, commode, parlor table, bow table, sewing machine, fern stand, 5 dining chairs and captains, old wooden potato masher, DRY SINK with cistern pump, meat grinder, churn, copper boiler, old iron bed, old wooden rocker washer (good), 2 Gothic stained gloss windows, old sideboard with mirror and lampstands and brass pulls, McClary cook stove (white), cream can, large 5 drawer chest, trunk, dress trunk, many more items. POWER LAWNMOWER, garden hose, step ladder, 2 wash tubs, flower pots, shovels, rakes, kitchen utensils, ironing board, other small items. TERMS OF SALE CASH Sale Director - John O'Lear, Tek 345-2309 Percy Wright, Auctioneer KIPPEN, ONT. 262-5515 PLEASE NOTE: All bidders register and receive a number. Sold items the responsibility of the purchaserat end of bid- ding, if paying by cheque supply own personalized cheque form from your bank. Proprietor nor auctioneer not responsi- ble for accidents day of sale. the intention of the Exeter coun- cil to ask the Ministry to ignore its responsibility in guarantee- ing the safety of public arenas, however, it is hard to visualize what new standards may be in vogue ten years from now. How can the ministry expect areas to meet standards adopted five or ten years after the building was renovated or constructed? In other business, an applica- tion for land severance from George Harvey to sever part six, of Lot 3, Plan 29, Council re- commended the severence not be granted as a report • from the Ausablc Conservation Authority says the lot is not a fit building lot. / The engineers report on the Datark-Logan drain was adopted' by council. Tenders have been called by Stanley township as the drain is partially in both town- ships. Hay township has re- ceived no objects concerning the drain so far. Three tile drain loans were approved for a total expenditure of $30,000. Council authorized the Huron County planning department to make application to the Ministry of Housing for a community planning study grant for the pre- paraion of a secondary plan for the township. • A resolution from the town of Trenton concerning increased vandalism and crime was endors- ed. Trenton feels stiffer punish- ments should be enforced. The next meeting of council will be held September 1 at 8 p.m, 1976 Honey Crop 6 5 c PER LB. Bring your own containers week days to our• Apiary, and have them filled. CLOSED WEDNESDAY EVENINGS & SUNDAYS 236-4979 Ferguson Apiaries GOSHEN STREET SOUTH - ZURICH FROM AUC.12 TH TO AUG. 21 ST ' 1 DO �.. F $1.00 OFF 50 LB. BAG DOLLAR DAYS PRICE $850 50¢ OFF 25 LB. BAG DOLLAR DAYS PRICE $4.55 '1.00 OFF PER CASE OF 48 CANS DOLLAR DAYS PRICE $935 50 LB. BAG DOLLAR DAYS PRICE $925 50¢ OFF 25 LB. BAG DOLLAR DAYS PRICE $4.90 EXETER DISTRICT CO-OP 235.2081 HENSALL DISTRICT CO-OP ....,00, RRUCEFIELD 482-9823 236-4393 ZURICH L.ICD UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO