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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1987-07-15, Page 14A14 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JULY 15, 1987 31. NOTICE 31. NOTICE COUNTY APPOINTMENTS The County of Huron in conjunction with the Ministry of Community and Social Services has established a Seniors Care Facility Committee. This is a volunteer committee which w11I_revlew the futu e needs for care facilities for seniors In the County of Huron. This committee will Include. (4) four members of the public. If you are interestedinbe- Ing considered for appointment, submit detailsin writing (including telephone number). Submissions to be received by the undersigned by August 19, 1987; ' Clarence Rau Chairman, Huronvlew ' Box 219 CLINTON, Ontario NOM 1L0 Required: Executive Secretary. for the ''Seniors Care Facility Committee." Under the direction of the. Committee chairperson and the Program Super- visor of the Ministry of Community and Social Services, the Executive Secretary wilt: 1. Co-ordinate meeting arrangements in respect to, the Agenda, Minutes, meeting, locatiorTs, advertising, etc.; 2. Draft the report or portions thereof for the Committee; 3. Conduct background research, e.g. literature search, speakers and arrange visits to other facilities if deemed necessary; 4. Establish liaison with the County officials and those other organizations having an interest in this issue; 5. Act as the resource'persori to community groups wishing to make presen- tations to the Committee; - 6. Undertake to inform the public of the Committee's mandate and operations. All applications with resumes will be received at the Main Office of Huron - view no later than 2 p.m. August 19, 1987. Clarence Rau Chairman, Huronvlew Box 219 CLINTON, Ontario NOM ILO TOWNSHIP OF McKILLOP PUBLIC MEETING CONCERNING A PROPOSED COMPREHENSIVE ZONING BY-LAW TAKE NOTICE that rho Council of the Corporation of the Township of McKillop will hold a sarins of public open houses, as indicated below, to consider The proposed comprehensive zoning by-law 'under section 34 of the Planning Act, 1983. ,OPEN HOUSE SCHEDULE Drop in anytime during the following hours Wednesday, August 19, 1987 1 - 4:30 p.m.; 7 - 9 p.m. • Thursday,. August 20, 1987 7 - 9 p.m. at the McKillop, Township Office, Winthrop The open houses ere deemed to be public meetings under section 34(12) of the Plan. ning Act. They provide a flexible timetable to suit the majority of ratepayers and an opportunity to consider' and discuss specific concerns. Everyone is welcome to drop in to discuss the by-law with Council or a County Piannor. The proposed zoning by-law affects the entire Township of McKillop as shown on the map below. It implements the McKillop Township Secondary Plan by establishing land use controls and zones in the Township. ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written or verbal represen- tation either in support of or in opposition to the proposed zoning by-law. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed zoning by-law is available at the Township Office during normal- business hours or by tconfaNtnn the Huron Coun. ty Department of Planning and Development (524.2188). In addition. a draft copy of the proposed by-law is being sent, for information purposes, to alt owners of pro- perty as noted on the Latest revised assessment records, DATED AT THE TOWNSHIP OF McK1LLOP THiS, 13th DAY OF JULY, 1987'. C4- Co', 13 fon '2 Co, 1; Co. Con 9 Con 8 Con? Cad„ Con 5 Con 4 Con 3 Co. 2 Cont Marion McClure Clerk -Treasurer TOWNSHIP OF MCKILLOP R.R. 1, SEAFORTH, Ont. NOK 1WO (519) 527.1916 • �Couniq Rd. No, 25 - 11111111111 wdiloR 3: t1 3t '5 • :, 4 >5 23 21 9 s 17 16 Lead5uy 111111 ? 111 111111 1®1111 B III wintroo 'l '2 0 1: i3 11 Munn v,9e 111u111111 County Oct, No 17 0 3v I!!!iI- inirnurnniiiuu 17.-11 •Nils 1 ®�11111111h11i 1� 1• No. B 111 falar f prat Hcvy ... - . 8 i'791) f) : (00 111,trei 700 :woo 0 4000 /lnnn 31. NOTICE OE YOU LIVING with ,a. drinking Al Anon can help. 527-1650. Firsttime county Epilepsy problem? fundraiser termed a success NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the Council of the Corporation of the Township of Hellen will be meeting on Tuesday, July 28, 1987 at - 8:00 p.m. inopen session. at the Council Chambers to fill the office of Councillor. This Is to fill a vacancy on council due to the resignation of a member of council. Any elector of the Municipality who ' is interested in servingas a council member for the remainder of the current term, and Who is qualified to, do so, should notify the clerk In Writing prior to 4:30 p.m. local time, on Monday, July 27th, 1987 in order to be considered by council at the above mentioned meeting. Harry Lear, Clerk -Treasurer 40. IN MEMORIAM KYLE In loving memory of a dear husband,. father and. grandfather, David Emerson Kyle who • passed away one year ago, July 17, 1986. • Our love for' him will always keep, It cannot fade, it lies too deep The gates of memory never close We miss him more than anyone knows. As. long as we live, we'll cherish his name In memory we see hint, ever the same: in our hearts he is living yet • , We loved him too dearly to ever forget, Lovingly remembered by his wife. Mabel and family. : 40-28x1 42, ENGAGEMENTS McGREGOR & SCOTT Mr. and Mrs. John McGregor of Kippen and Mr. and Mrs. -Duncan Scott of Staffs are pleas- ed to announce the forthcoming marriage of. their children, Carol and Kevin. The wedding'. to take place,in Hensall August 8, 1987. Open reception to follow. 42-28x1 KRAMERS-LOUGHNANE Norm and Clpra Kremers are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Marlene to Kevin Loughnane, soh of Helen Loughnane. Wedding to take place Sat. July 25, 1,987 at St. James Roman Catholic Church, Seaforth at 6 o'clock,42.28-1 SEAFORTH - A first time venture for the Huron -Perth Chapter of Epilepsy was a • driving success. The fund-raising golf tour- , nament was held June 28 at the Seaforth Golf and Country Club, Attending from Loh - don was Judge John McGarry, Chairman of the Epilepsy Ontario Midwest Board, board member John Copp,' Cathy Pratt, who is' a" counsellor at University Hospital, and Bill Heslop.' ' • Clinton Councillors Gord'Yohn and Don Eastman joined in the tournament with their wives Joyce and Claudia. Dinner guests included Bill and .Marg .Fleming, Raymond and MaryGaron,,Bob and Audry McKinleay, Betty Doherty, Father . Dan • Vere: and Alice . Brochu, who was kind enough to help with the registration. • Fund -raising -chairman Jerry Hiltz was the master of ceremonies for the .evening and presented the prizes which were generously donated by area businesses, First place in regular golf went.to Seamus Doherty. First place in two 'ball foursome went to Suahne Smith and Dennis Vere. Win- ner of the closest . to the pin was Gus Boussey. Winner of longest drive was Paul • Dawson, Goderich and Winner of, shortest drive was Betty Dalzell. Other winners in Two Ball foursome were: Karen De Jong and Terry, Vere; :Janet and Gateau Blanchette; Peggy Jones and Trudy Hill; Marj Vere and Ruth Buffinga; Jennifer Buffinga and Barb Guse and Claudia Eastman and Betty Dolzell, "'Other winners in regular golf were: • Don Eastman, Clinton; Marj. Baker, Hen sall; Rob Baker, 'Hensall Jim Fleming, Clinton; Rene Brochu, , Clinton; Bert Dietrich, Kitchener; Bill Baker,, Hensall; Dr. David Parrott, Stratford; 'Dr. Keith Hay, Clinton; Charles Kelliher, Belleville; Miehelle-Dietr-ieh; Stra'tford;-Mickey-.ere, Clinton; Gail Hiltz, Clinton; John Cameron, Clinton; Jerry Hiltz, Clinton; Frank Pyke; Joan Baker, Hensall; Mike Moriarity; Ran- dy Vere, Clinton and Paul Vere, Clinton. A special thanks to our sponsors. and donors. Lee's of Clinton , Dixie Lee; Star Time Video; Groves TV and Appliances; Fleming . Feed Mill•; Bank of Montreal; Mac's Milk - Betty Stanley; Heywoods Sporting Goods; Clinton Auto Parts; Clinton News -Record; Shenleys; Seagrams; Sandy's Card Shop; Coca Cola; Willies Burger Stop; The Met - Goderich; Stratford Fest; Royal Bank;. Brights Wines; Andres;. Bacardi; " McGin- nis;' Little Inn Bayfield; George Brophy • Law Office, Lucknow; Rob Baker, Herisall, Bill and Marg Fleming; Bill Vodden; Jerry .Hiltz, (Law office). Thanks to all who helped to make our first golf tournament such a great success. Huron County library promoting talking books This spring the Huron County Library has been actively promoting its talking book service: To reach potential talking book patrons (anyone who is unable to read print due to a visual, physical or perceptual disability), more than 125 letters were mail- ed out to Huron 'County doctors, service clubs and community groups. , This promotional project has been a great success. In addition to increased communi- ty awareness, many Huron County organizations have generously donated towards the purchase of talking books. To date $1,685, has' been collected for this wor- thwhile service. Donations , have ranged from $10 to $500. A very heartfelt thank you is extended from the Huron County Public Library Board td all the groups and in- dividuals who have supported the library's talking book service. �r �Ir Illi �Ilt w A s� �tw s•us !~Is Think,blg...far better results 1 llnd YOUR fnasaape ircros the"provint a or coast 10 coast 28 ■' It's fast! it'seas yI...One:call, one bill, does if all! IV. stir, tttr r ern - --isles els, r.i. ARTICLES FOR SALE SST SACRIFICE SACRIFICE SSS Buildings priced for int - mediate liquidation. All items in stock. 28x40414 53.996, 40460414 56.500, 46,80,14 59,250. 70x90,24 S2t,789. Various sizes available up to 120 11, wido, Factory direct clearance. Serious buyers only,. 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Ontario L0R 2A0 (416) 643.4251, (416) 856.2248, (705) 435.7463.-0.28 PERSONAL DATES GALORE; For all egos 8 unattached. Thousands of members anxious to meet you. Prestige Acquain• lances call LAR free 1.800.263.9163, Hours noon 141 8 pm. -0.28 DIVORCE BY MAIL, Ontario wide. tow cost legal oc• • hon without court visits. Experienced since 1979, Free information 9.9 tndud)ng. weekends. Divorco•Aid Kit. chener (S19) 578.5959.--0.28 EDUCATIONAL FREE: 1987 guide to studyot•home correspondence Diploma cou'ses for pres ig)ous careers: Adourvting, A)rcond)lioning, Bookkeeping. Business. Cosmetology, Electronics, Legal: Medical secretary, Psychology, Travel. Granton (SA) 263 Adelaide West. Toronto 1.800.268,121,-0.28 16' W to 100' wide, fantastic choice' Ali with industrial CoMINO EVENTS doors. Call Miracle Span 1.800.387.4910,-0.27.20 WELL WATER PROBLEMS7 New Advanced Technology for efficient treatment of problem.water, offering pro. taction ihroughoul entire water system: Rutty ... 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Bakery, butcher. grocery, submarine 8 pizza equipment. refrigerators grins. fryers. sitters, sob 8 pizza tables, ice machines. steam sables. walk-in coolers 8 freezers. deli cases, stales, cosh registers, gas stoves & ovens, dishwashers for sale 61 lease. ARCT1C Refrigeration Store FixtOSes, Hamilton (416) 528.8528; Toronto (416) 2834600--28 D)STR)B'UTOR required in this areO to promote fastest growing industry in N,A, P0160501 income unlimited 10 persons willing to work. Best product in industry.. Investment of S15,000 required. (4161 656-1501.-0-28 BELLE RWER FIDDLE SINGING July 30, 31, August 1. 2. Campsites available. 57 000 prizes. Featuring The Doubleroke Group Stepdanters and (5uolfly on Top. Box 10, Bello River, Ontario NOR IAO or (519) 728.1767,-0.28 HELP RECOGNIZE Ontario's outslonding young peo- pie: nominote someone today who qualifies for on Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year award. Contact this newspaper for debits,=0.28 THE WOOD SHOW August 7, B. 9. A "Must See" for woodworking enthusiasts. 100exhibitors will hove for sate, wide variety of woodworking toots and at, cessories quality wooden crofts. Loom From the ex. pens - daily. live. free seminars. Woad art exhibi- tion. Logg rs spotts Competition. For brochure, Box 930 Town of Durham Ontario NOG 180 0.28 FRIDAY July 24th at 10 a.m. MACHINERY CONSIGN. MENT sale. Several goad pieces already consigned.. Consignments wonted- Carson's Auction Services, Listowel. Coll (519) 291.2049.-0.28 ul ons Tse o o no ow o m l_ am ® o set The OnlyYOUR way to get 1 ad in 2.5 million homes in Canada for $748.00 1 or in 1,241,807 homes 1 in Ontario for t 1 1 1 1 11 1 $250.00 Place Vour Blanket Ciaselfled Ad by calling One of our helpful elasslfled ad• SUPERMARKET !LOCATED .n progressive Central Van• visors et your nearest widkly new'apllper 1: couver Islpnd 000,).) community, 7500 sq, fl„ annual 1'. offlee for details. Lucknow 528-2822 1 Safes 52 million, business, equipment, leasehold int. Godertch 524.2614 klncadine3g5.2983 provenients 5380,000 plus inventory. Cont'tict Gory 1 Clinton 482.3443 Walkerton 881.1600 1 Reagls (604) 687.6227.-0.28 _e ®a® las laftI.!. , Seelotth 52/-0240 MitchAll HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION OF ONTARIO In order to give proper credit to all sup- porters; talking books purchased by these funds will be labelledwith-thedonor's name. The Library Board' will also apply for matching Wintario funds to further increase the talking, book budget. . In a recent survey of 27 libraries in the -On- tario Library Service area of•Saugeen, it. was -shown that only three libraries (Kit- chener, Guelph , and Cambridge I" have larger talking book collections and more registered patrons than Huron County. Huron County hasa larger number of children using its talking book service than any other library in the Saugeen area. The generosity of Huron 'County service clubs and community groups will allow the, library to maintain and increase this high level of service. The library will be able to correct some of the weak areas in its collec- tion such as the small number of children's titles currently available. If you know of anyone who could benefit from the library's talking book collection. please tell them about this completely free service. Once they have a certificate of eligibility signed by a health' professional (doctor, nurse, therapist etc.), they will become• a• registered talking book patron. Their disability may be temporary; so- meone with burned hands or broken arms. or a permanent one such as blindness. Vic- tims of strokes or arthritis are other poten- tial talking book patrons. Anyone who would tike to (earn more about talking books, can phone the Huron County Public Library headquarters at 524.2105, OCA checkoff is made non refundable The President of the Ontario Cattlemen's Association. Hugh Sharpe is pleased the Minister of Agriculture and Food has lived up to his word. According to Mr. Sharpe. "The prompt passage of the Amendment to the Beef Cattle Marketing Mt, that makes licence fees nonrefundable;' fulfills a pro- mise that the Honorable Jack Riddell made to delegates at the 1987 OCA Annual Meeting in February." The Amendment to make OCA licence fees (checkoff) nonrefundable received Royal Assent on Monday, June 29, 1987. This means that OCA licence fees deducted from producer statements on and after June 30th are nonrefundable. OCA licence fees deducted on cattle sold prior tO Jurie 29 are refundablero'vided the refund a nd claim is made within the 90. day claim period. In late November of 1986, the Honorable Jack Riddell agreed to amend the Beef .Cat- tle Marketing Act to make licence fees nonrefundable provided there was a two- thirds majority vote at the OCA Annual Meeting. Additionally, prior to the Coun- ty/District Cattlemen's Association Annual Meetings, he requested that background in- formation be provided to producers on the nonrefundable checkoff and that the local Annual Meetings provide a forum for debate on the checkoff issue. The OCA took thorough tneasures to notify beef producers of the Minister's decision to accept a two-thirds majority vote at the OCA Annual Meeting as the basis for amen- ding the Reef Cattle Marketing Act to make licence fees nonrefundable and Coun- ty/District Cattlemen's Association Annual Meetings provided for grassroots debate on the *tie. When' I began my term as President, delegates to the Annual Meeting provided our Association with a strong mandate - 85 . per cent voted in favor of making licence fees Mt. Sharpe. "In recognizing the s 5 hes of beef cattle producers, the Minister has provided the Ontario Cattleinen's Association with the ability to sustain our hatiDTlal beef advertis- ing program, along with our provincial market infdrmation program, promotion and research programs, and other Asso'cia- tion' activities. "In addition to these programs, the OCA will now be able' to build new programs to better serve the needs of beef producers in Ontario."