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Courity-Wkle Planning
Huron County Connell, at its
next meeting on November 13-
i4. will receive a further Fe -
Port from its Industrral and
Tourism Committee following a
conference regarding a Plan-
ning Program, requested by the
committee from a firm of Kit-
chener planning consultants.
The committee held an. PPS
meeting in the Court ,HouSe,
Qoderich, last week, :With. OP-
reisentatives present from Or-.
tous local nuiniciPalitieS in 114e,
county; representatives A Oa
consultants; Onterin littlt-
ment of Mini/144 Affekr§1.... r
westernDevelbinent
tion; and Kilehenc . tax:goo,
Subtutan Planning Bd 'it
Calm .-Kranter, Ttepyo
31110414, 44411144 -tee 0I,B4*,
PrAlited 41.1* ,1,4414 hltn 4(10:VI*
eoltrklittee. 14 ' here y
Ott, V§Imap ..P.,'., P - AI
004110Y/it ". ' er-4, '
and.Tarden 'Deriald M eritie,
Aahfield.
• eOr CeOntY eetthoillera '1)e-
sent "On thei.r',oWn tinfLw
ie" ere
Carl Dalton ,E01.01 W 1
aforth; Stewart Pketer/Mbr-
ris; Leroy Thiel, Zurich; Elkin
Thompson, Tuckersinith; and'A.
D, Smith, Turnberry,
hand was Harry Strang, Clerk
ef Usborne.
Howard S. Smith of Dryden
and Smith, planning consultants,
Kitchener, presented a compre-
hensive .appraisal for a plan-
ning program for the County a
Huron. •
The outline submitted includ-
ed: physical features, such as
geology, physiography, and top-
ography, soils and land capabili-
ty, climate and natural resourc-
es; historical background; trans-
portation and communication,
population; economic base and
development; housing; public
services and utilities; land use
studies, both urban and rural;
schools; community facilities
and services; parks; recreation
and conservation; and local
government. .
"The development plan is
meant to act'as• a general guide
for the orderly and logical dev-
elopment, of an area." Mr. Smith
stated. •"By its very nature,
such a plan is comprehensive in
scope rather than detail. It pro-
vides the necessary larger un-
derstanding of planning prob:
lems, the establishment of a
framework within which ,to
work and the assurance of con-
tinuity and compatibility 'of lo-
cal proposals."
Mr. Smith advised that a full-
time planning and development
officer would be required to
implement planning proposals.
He estimated that the .cost of
the study, analysis anti draft
plan preparation, as outlined in
the appraisal, would range be-
tween $55,000 and $60,000 spread
over 18 months of the contract
Final costs, however, could not
be fixed accurately until a de-
tailed. program has been agreed
upon between the County • of
Huron and the consultants.
The report Concluded: (1) that
a planning program is vital to
the -future growth and devel-
opment of the County- of Huron
and its 'municipalities; (2) that
this program should be under-
taken as soon as possible; (3)
tliat only the County has the re-
sources required; (4) that costs
involved are, minor in relation-
ship to the costs, both financial
and social of an uncontrolled
and unguided growth; (5) that
the emphasis must be toward
positive rather than negative
,programs of control; (6) that
implementation undoubtedly
will require at least one addi-
tion to the permanent staff•of
the County, and that reorganiz-
ation of municipal functions..be-
tWeen the county and its mem
ber municipalities may be in-
dicated.
Mr. &filth recommended that
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the appraisal and program be Municipal Affairs asking
accepted in principle hy the to defin - a platutiog. area.
rnclustrial and Tourisiti COM- There SIOUld 'be a for.anwunt
ttee, and that the latter re; at Justification for establf,shhig
port to County Connell and re- ..11 planning unit.
quest council's aPnreval. to Call '.!.1 think the Comity of Hilron
a meeting o all county municl- is a logical unit to undertake,
palities to discuss the program. 4.nlanning program, as a plan
-
The rePert noted existing de- lung area," he shoested.
plitauin areas nd POI: lVfr: Gontme tate d it would
trols: Clinton', inactive plan- ,be the resPenaihility of the'
fling board; Exeter, plAynippg 'County Cowl' to appoint a
•bop.rd; golokrich, tplaWne Phinning Nail:1411one Mendes
Ward; Winghant, 104 pAgif, would require the aPproVal of
nbig board With 'Worm Turn." ,the Miiiiater. -the Manning
at
,wpWt101ii4;7 FO4lTicted 'Yit#,I(',;`,,hy4') *ration betWeett'COUnell an
;roeyri;yrr:7an;c1/,:E.t.,,tasoit41;t);00,04anoRate.lot: Bard 1:osadtv:Se :uct-oulaele:00.ed,
1:911/1Ash.s. Arqa, sibdlvlstim :gotincil, but do net have.the.,
borne, gifiltrie ANtontia,„$ .°9tber Aoolo:be
rteh 1th ,anft 101N: tugs as seri* statteas
ePtrel., la3v. rat ';,p(f.wer to decide *here su
AritYnsi and'4Stiplq., ar4ing'0001i40
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1.14ps.
-koentiot
%mg .q.71#* the ,,kkBa
fora;ritulitfirt;',
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',am* tot 4* uttlItib‘
littinunt
l'91311e'd ouoty.., titiat ,'to • ttay.
rdt#A. *ked za,lidut „ants, 'lie.' "'s,00
here Wete.npiie atriiresent and
:upnrloessrrot eca1otheer.ewouldi
...
Ie reanitmended strongly
that "`lbefore you praceed, be
,sufe the •time, is' ripe. You may
need a Plaitinfrig Program here,
but on the. other hand, you must
Consider the whole matter care-
ftilly or perhaps suffer in the
long run.'
• Donald Snider, chairman, Kit-
chener -Waterloo County, Sub-
urban Planning Board, related
the experienees ir his area
with 13 municipalities -He said
the area is expanding rapidly
and conditions had become al-
most intolerable.
Mr. Goinme felt any local
planning program could be in-
cluded, in the overall County
plan, if adopted. This was in
answer to Carl Dalton, Reeve
of Seatorth, which is embark-
ing on a plan -locally. •
t '4
4 rqf it
Jn
'tuttoin.11).alifif!•.1)r
how the iaays
benefit, how mists 'es Can
"A' lan'Von't solve
priililerns but it will solve ,some.
of them," he declared). 41 tlitok,
it is vitally needed and urge
the County of Huron to . adopt•
•
E. A. Gomme, division head
for 'Community Planning, „On-
tario Department of Municipal
Affairs, declared that the ap-
praisal as. submitted offered a
very fair outline if the County
of Huron ever decided to pro-
ceed with it The firm was a
highiI respected firm of consul-
tants.
-Indicating steps to be taken,
Mr. Gommesaid the county,
Mice- it had decided to proceed',
must apply to the Minister of
4. AREA WEDDING '686
•• BOOCOCK - PINDER
Gladioli and mums decorated
St. Andrew's Church,- Oakville,
on Saturday, Oct. 21st, 1967, at
11 a.m., when Karen Joyce Pin -
der, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Pinder was united in
marriage to David Gerald Boo -
cock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
McKenna
. Reverend,- Father Olinsky of-
ficiated. Mr. Edward Castledine
was 'Soloist, accompanied, by Mr.
John B. Younger of Oakville.
The bride, given in Marriage
by her father, chose a floor -
length gown of French crepe,
straight skirt draped from a
lace yoke, long lace sleeves, a
full length train 'falling from
the yoke of French crepe. Her
headdress of flowers and seed
pearls held a boufant shoulder
length veil and she carried red
roses.,
Maid of honor was Miss Kaye
Charters of London and brides-
maids were Mrs. Robert Liley,
sister of the bride and Kathy
McKenna, -sister of the -grown,
wearing identical gowns of Cran-
berry sheer over taffeta, empire
waistline, Velvet top, short
sleeves, with sheer train falling
from the neckline. Their head-
dresses were cranberry wedding
ring, with short veil and car-
ried.a cascade of white mums.
Best man was Mr. Debnis
Dunn and guests were ushered
by Mr. Keith Thorton and Mr.
Paul 'McKenna.
FolloWing the wedding, a
dinner was held at the Knights'
of Columbus Hall with the rec-
eption later at the home of the
bride's sister, Mrs. Robert Liley,
Sandhurst Drive. The bride's
mother received- in a dress of
jade green lace over taffeta,
matching velvet and feather hat
with brown 'accessories and a
corsage of yellow and white
mums. The groom's mother
chose, blue ,brocade with navy
accessories and corsage of pink
mums.
For their -wedding trip, the
bride chose a white wool dress
with brown_accessories.
The couple will ride in
Oakville.
Guests -were present from
Peterborough, Welland, London,
Kitchner and Seaforth:.
Prior to her marriage the
bride was entertained at a mis-
cellaneous .shower ,given.. by
Mrs. Helen Thomson as hostess,
assisted by Marilyn Acheson,
Oakville. A surprise shower,
given by Jam Jerimea and
Joy Dunn and another shower
given by Mrs. Gerry Cobper,
Seaforth, assisted by Miss Kaye.
Charters, London., ,
Seaforth ;LOVion PIII9Oft
atandings: ;0118afers, 29;.
rya, 20; Apips, lor;
PeS, 12; untouchables, 12;
•bot Owls, 7.
• Iiaclieshigh single and triPle,
411n NY9fldi ge45 and 617. Men's
4igh $V,410, -Woo; high-,
'triple, orm MacLein, 691.
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IntenTaven League
Team. ,Standjngs: ^doderith,
4p; LOA*"
34; ,,SeafOrth,. 'CIFS, 9; '.ZUN
'144.40.
High fives, over...i212430 Ift;
.371.0114717.45;15/.' Johnston; 120-..
AllinA4e, R. VauToreseJaer
; 'high 'single,. C. BhMati
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This 'is a%1111:016h1ubgue..There
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a lhee Iteanis -IrcanotSeafoith
-aridLthree
`04.,,ZPaItiS tramvSotttarth itro.
the AoStets, Euckyetrikes‘ mid
Blue 'from. Mitchell;
Beatles,1:'in 41usters and Nigitti
lit:nu standings: Mitchell, 34i
$eafOtth, 29.
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St. Jame? League
Team standings: Gannonb,alls,
22; King Inns, '22; , Alley Cats,
20;.Lueley Strikes, 14;, Whistles,
14; Hippies, 13.
Ladies' high single and triple,
Jeannine McCue, 283, 660. Men's
high single, John Coleman, 254;
high triple, Gord Noble, 653.
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Seaforth Mixed League
Team standings: Corn Cobs,
11; Carrot Tops, 10; Lettuce
Leaves, 8; Pea Pods, 5; Cabbage
Heads, 4; Pumpkin Seeds, 4,
Ladies' high single and triple,
Linda Coleman, 232,, 611. Men's
high single, Mel Merriam, 301;
high triple,' Ivan Nielson, 779.
Egmondville League
Team standings: Eva .Brown,
19; Betty MacLean, 18; Wilma
McLean, 17; Mabel Strong, 5;
011ie McGeoch, 2;. Annie Sal:
lows, 2.
Ladies' high single and triple,
Sandra Hugill; 297 'and 787.
Men's high single and triple,
Don Eaton, 261 and 725.
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