The Huron Expositor, 1977-03-31, Page 17THE HIIROP1 EXPOITQA, MARCH 31., 1077 —17
Bertha MacGregor and Hilda Payne CorrespondentS
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Mrs. Mary Chessell
There were some anxious
parents in the area on Sunday
when they heard of the bomb
exploiion in the airport in the
Canary Islands t where a plane
load of students were getting
ready to leave for home. Sandra
Webster, Anne Marie Heard and
Beverly Cantelon were among
about 30 students of Clinton High
School who spent last week in the
Canary Island with students from
Many parts of the province. The
wall of the room where they had
,seen a little earlier was blown in.
They 'arrived home safely 'on
Sunday night, a little shaken from
their close call.
Misses, Laurie and bail Keys of
"Clinton . and Jeanette Keys
holidayed . with their grand-
`mother, Mrs. Laura Keys last
,'• Brian Chessell spent a few'tliys
with his. cousins, Michael, Bruce
and Jimmy Riehl near Mitchell,
Kelly Laycox spent a few dayk
with Mr. and Mrs. Roger Laycox
of Egmondville. •
.Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stephen-
sen, Mr.—and Mrs. Perce John-
ton and Mrs. Geo. Reid attended
'the funeral of Mrs. Reid's
brother-in-law, Winford Cable of
Windsor, a week ago Tuesday.
Mr. Cable was the husband of
Mabel Reid, who predeceased
him eleven years ago.
Thirty-six members of the
Sunday School enjoyed a party on
Saturday, with the older students
going bowling in Clinton and the
little ones to the movie in
Goderich. Dale. Stephenson had
the high score for bowling with a
214, and Mark Taylor bowled a
182 game. On their return they
were treated to hot dogs, squares
and pop. Thanks to everyone who
helped with the party in any way.
The final Orange Lodge euchre
party of the season was held on
Friday evening with 15 tables in
play. Winners were: Ladies'
high, Mrs. Alden Crich, Clinton;
low, 'Mrs. Fred Mote, Clinton;
Men's high, Bill McAsh, Varna;
low, Mel Webster, Clinton.
The draw prizes were donated
by Peck Appliances, John Ostrom
and Ivan McClymont, and won by
Miss Jean McEwen of Brucefield,
Mrs. Dick McCowan of Clinton,
Ross Whittaker of Varna, Bill
Rodgerson of Hensall and Mrs.
Cecilia Edgar of Clinton.
Please remember the dance
which the Lodge is sponsoring at
Hully Gully on May 14.
Gerald Hayter of R.R. 1, Varna
was the lucky winner of a CB
radio and antenna, and Rhea
Cardiff of Goderich won a
macrame planter and fern during
the grand opening celebrations at
R.K. Peck Appliances
Stanley Township council has
told Tuesday night, that
recreational development should
not expand beyond the 901)-acres
it now occupies in the township.
A crowd of about 130 attened
the third workshop on the
township's secondary plan, which
will outline the township's
Present and future land use. •
The 900 ._ acres under
recreational development
represents 2,5 percent of the
township's total 46,000., acres.
Almost all of the land is located
along the lakeshore, 90 percent of
which is privately owned, with the
rest being unusuable gully land,
Huron County _planner George
Penfold told the audience,
Township farmer Phil Durand
said the secondary plan should
follow the Huron County plan
which limits recreational
deyelopment along the lake. He
said a lot of good agriculture land
located near the lakeshore must
be protected from further
development and suggested other
sites be found for recreation.
Farmer_Bey _ agreed that
recreational development should
be restricted but questioned
whether the township's landfill
site could support further
development even it it was
allowed.
"We shouldn't allow any more
vacant land to be developed
recreational or .residential, until
weve come, to grips with the
garbage disposal problems. The
Landfill site shouldn't be over
burdened," he said.
Township reeve Tom Consitt
said thdlandfiltsite is designed to
meet the township's needs for 20
years under' the present rate of
development.. After several years
of no population growth, clerk
Mel Graham said the number of
residents grew slightly in 1976 to
just over 1,600 people.
County planner George Penfold
said he hoped some decision
'would be made on furhter cottage
developinent along Lake Huron
and that . regulations would be
established as to how far back
from the lake cottage
development should be allowed.
In some areas, cottages are in two
and even three tiers, he said.
When councillor Don Brodie
suggested that tIo- furhter
recreational development 'in the
Huron County Council gave its
nod to $161,125 in renovations to
the exterior of the Huron Historic
Jail ,in Goderich when they met
last Thursday.
The approval was little more
than a formal go-ahead as the
County will not be paying for any
of the work to be undertaken but
had been asked. for their approval
because they are still the owners
of the structure,
Property Committee Chairman
John Jewitt told the meeting that
representatives of the -Historic
Tail Board met with the
Committee to discuss the study
and report prepared by Nick Hill,
entitled "A Plan for
Restoration."
That report was completed' for
the, Jail Board at a cost of $2 ,000
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township include no new trailer
parks or campsites, a, few. people
in the audience critisized Mr.
Brodie and the council at large for
its negative attitude toward the
secondary plan.
John McIntyre, owner of the
Sugar Bush Inn who is presently
expanding its facilities, told Mr.
Brodie that. the council members
"should not take such 'a negatiVe
attitude towards these
meetings."
The general public should be
feeding in its ideas on the
secondary plan. Mr. McIntyre
said, and council "should not be
dictating ideas,"
The controversy over council's '
control on the meetings died
down when Councillors Brodie
and Paul Steckle both said that
they were voicing their personal
opinions on the plan, not those of
the whole council at the
workshops,
Urban developemnt will be the
theme of•-the next workshop in
Varna Town Hall, Tuesday night.
to enable
accord i ng to
a cBo otnypf hde nRsei ve eand
Reeve
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Oddleifson who is also the Jail
Board secretary.
Property Committee Chairman
Jewitt said the other restorations
were "pie in the sky.-'-'- •
Oddleifson‘ told the councillors
that just because the Board was
not asking the County for funds
.now did not mean they might tiot
make such a request at some
future time.
concerted approach to the
Province and other charities for
funds to complete the restoration..
Only the exterior"renovation
phase has been given the
go-ahead. interior, restorations,
valued at $99,765, -and a .theatre
complex valued at $388,500 were
"away in the future if ever,"
by Mr. Plumsteel during a recent
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