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Exeter Times -Advocate
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St. Patrick's presents a
By Hazel Davis
SAINTSBURY CORRESPONDENT
SAINTSBURY — Hugh
Davis visited with cousin
Gladys Davis at
Queensway Retirement
Home, Hensall on
Monday. Later in the
week, Davis enjoyed visits
from daughter and daugh-
ter-in-law Heather and
Suzanne. Visitors with
Hazel this week in London
were Ralph, Joyce and
Darren Simpson and
daughter Heather
MacGillivray.
St. Patrick's was deco-
rated for Advent and
Christmas when the con-
gregation and friends
along with Rev. Stanley
Jay and his
wife Liz Jay
arrived for
the Advent 3 holy
eucharist service at 6:30
p.m., Saturday evening.
Chrismon symbols
Candles decorated each
window along with the
white lights and the beau-
tiful Chrismon symbols
decorated the Christmas
tree. A Chrismon is a
monogram of Christ made
in a combination of white
of gratitude for special guidance
and gold. White—the litur-
gical colour for
Christmas—refers to our
Lord's purity and perfec-
tion. Gold
refers to His
majesty and
SAINNSBURY NEWS
glory.
We point to Christ as the
Light of the World by
using tiny white lights on
the tree and throughout
the church. Candles
adorned the altar and
tables. Again this year at
St. Patrick's the tree is
decorated with these sym-
bols (handcrafted by the
women) from Christian
Proceeds from last year's Canada Day celebrations in Exeter were recently donat-
ed to benefit the community. Canada Day chairperson Casey Zeehuisen stands
third from right while, from left receiving $500 each for their organizations were
Jeff Musser of the Exeter Firemen's Association, Nancy Rader of the Exeter
Lioness Club, Jo -Anne Fields of the Children's Aid Society Booster Club, Huron
County Christmas Bureau manager Joan Agnew and Glenn Kells of the Exeter
Lions Club (receiving the cheque on behalf of the MacNaughton - Morrison Trail).
(photo/Scott Nixon)
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history which refer to the
Lord and Saviour, Jesus
Christ. They tell us the
story of God's plan for our
salvation: through faith in
Jesus Christ, we might all
be restored to the Father
in a community of love—
the Christian church.
The Advent candles for
hope, peace and joy were
lit by Hazel Davis. Rev. Jay
was assisted by Bob
MacGillivray. Crystal
Ellerington and Margaret
Carroll read Scripture and
prayers. Katie -Scarlett
MacGillivray was lay assis-
tant for the holy eucharist
and Starr Davis presented
the offering.
Presented with a gift
A letter of thanks was
read from Gladys Davis.
Rev. Jay and his wife Liz
were presented with a gift
of money for their love,
concern and guidance
they have shown to all of
us at St. Patrick's.
Following the service
everyone enjoyed a meal
of chili, buns and cake—
thanks to the MacGillivray
family—and all the extra
goodies from the remain-
ing families.
Hugh Davis and his
granddaughter Katie -
Scarlett MacGillivray
enjoyed the hockey game
in Lucan between the
Lucan Ilderton Jets and
the Durham Thundercats
with the Jets winning 8 to
7. Kristy Blane visited with
Starr Davis on Saturday
and the girls also attended
the hockey game.
,,-'FARM MUTUAL
FINANCIAL SERVICES INC.
5 YR.GIC
WEEK OF DEC.11
-DEC. 19/04
3■ 9 % RATES SUBJECT
TO CHANGE
WITHOUT
NOTICE.
Don Thompson
235-4000
MllPdlCll'41P1Y of
Municipality of South Huron
Notice of Adoption of a
Development Charges By -Law
December 6, 2004, Council of the Corporation of the
adopted By-law #64 - 2004 under Section 12 of the
1997, to establish development charges.
has prepared a development charges study and
development charge is to generate revenue to finance
because of growth or development. Development
residential accessory structures including a garage,
shed, swimming pool, small additions, and residential
50% expansion of any industrial or farm building.
The
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TAKE NOTICE THAT on
Municipality of South Huron
Development Charges Act,
Purpose and Effect: Council
by-law. The purpose of a
municipal services required
charges do not apply to
storage building, garden
conversions, nor to the first
DEVELOPMENT CHARGES FOR RESIDENTIAL
AND NON-RESIDENTIAL USES
Municipal Service Residential Charge per dwelling unit Non -Residential
Charge per ft.2
1 Transportation (Exeter only)
2 Sewage System (Exeter only)
3 Water Supply System -Exeter,
Huron Park, Dashwood,
Crediton and Centralia
4 Recreation and Culture
5 Development Charges Study
Total Charge
Area 1(Hazelton Lane) - $1,200
per Dwelling Unit
Area 2 (Snider Crescent) - $1,000
per Dwelling Unit
$729/dwelling unit
$2,380.68/dwelling unit
$397.50/dwelling unit
$72.72/dwelling unit
1. Rural area - $470.22
2. Huron Park, Dashwood, Crediton
and Centralia - $2,850.90
3. Exeter - Area 1 -$4,779.90
4. Exeter - Area 2 - $4,579.90
5. Exeter -outside of Areas 1
or 2 - 3,579.90
6. Apartments of 2 or more bedrooms,
townhouses and mobile homes
- 87% of above residential charge
or $3,114.51
7. Apartments with bachelor or 1
bedroom - 75% of above residential
charge or $2,684.92
nil
nil
$2.361m2
$2,380.68/unit for
residential equivalent
based on projected water
consumption
nil
$0.024/ft.2
1. Rural area -
$0.024/ft.2
2. Exeter, Huron Park,
Dashwood, Crediton and
Centralia -
$2,380.68/unit for
residential equivalent
based on projected
water consumption +
$2.36/m2 in Exeter.
The complete by-law is available
regular office hours.
APPEAL:
for inspection in the office of the Clerk, during
may appeal By-law #64 - 2004 to the Ontario
Section 14 of the Act, by filing with the Clerk of the
Appeal setting out the objection and the reasons
of Appeal to By-law #64 - 2004 is January 17,
Any person or organization
Municipal Board, under
Municipality a Notice of
supporting the objection.
The last date for filing a Notice
2005.
of South Huron this 10th day of December
South
Dated at the Municipality
2004.
Sandra Strang, Clerk
Municipality of South Huron
Box 759, 322 Main Street
EXETER, ON NOM 1S6
Tel. 519 235-0310
Fax 519 235-3304
Email: s.strang@town.southhuron.on.ca