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Angela Pickering photo
Millennium centenarian
• Wilhelmina Oud, at front left, a resident of Queensway
• RestHome in Hensall celebrated her 100th birthday recently
with -her .•four children pictured above including at back, Peter
Dud and Ted Oud and at front, Corrie Jeppesen and Annie
Blom. She has 19 grandchildren, 30 great grandchildren and
one great great grandchild. •
Resident celebrates
z o o th birthday'
Queensway News
��'ilhelmina Oud celebrated
'her 100th birthday on •
Saturday, Sept. 16 with her
family at her side.
Wilhelmina's children
' hosted an open house in
Queensway's-activity room'
for friends and family.•
•Birthdav cake. coffee and
tea'were served as well
.wishers offered their
congratulations.
• Bingos are back'for the
fall and winter and residents
were pleased to welcome the
•Hensall Presbyterian Women
.who:proyided assistance and
prizes..Theywill play bingo
with the residents each
• :Monday -afternoon in
September.
Rey. Kevin. Rutledge of
Emmanuel Baptist Church in
Exeter led the worship
service recently with a'
messageabout the parable of
• the loaves and fishes and
. how the impossible can be
i done w ith faith. Belva Fuss
• was volunteer organist and
Marg -Cole assisted -
• residents.
Several residents travelled
to Seatk►rth Manor recently
to hear-tlie•Clinton Legipn
Pipe.Band. The weather
ciwperated and everyone
enjoyed the wonderful
performance outdoors.
' Auxiliary volunteer, Jessie
Archer joined a group of
• residents for several games
of euchre.in the sunroom.-
Following Senior Diners
group, Audibly Awesome
entertained with Len Lobb
playing guitar, Graham
• Bowker un the bass fiddle
and Bill Strong completing
.the quartet. They sang many
favourite songs. some with
the help of residents and
ukcs were shared. Everyone
enloyed.the impromptu
performance by Ed
- Galloway who favoured us
'with a tune.
4111 Gibson and Les Hills
provided the music for
Friendship Friday in the
Retirement_ Home Lounge.
Volunteer Edna Dietz -was -in
-U) assist.
• Queensway's volunteer
auxiliary members met Sept.
5 and discussion took place
regarding the upcoming craft
and bake sale Oct. 25. The
residents. staff, volunteers
and family members will be
busy preparing for it in the -
coming weeks.
Elgin Fisher and his
Nashville. Rejects provided a
terrific afternoon of
entertainment Sept. 7. .
Residents enjdy the country
and western music, usually
singing along or dancing to ,
the tunes.
Clare Masse, Andy Rau
and Bob Gilmour brought
their unique brand of music
to the Retirement Home
Lounge for Friendship
Friday. Sept.,1. They /
always draw'a good crowd
and it is nice tb see family
and friends enjoy this
program with residents.• f
Friendship Friday takes
-place the first and third •
Friday evening each month.
Pastor Elly Van Bergen
led worship Aug. 29"and
Pastor ?role Mitchell
officiated Sept. 5'with Bella
Fuss as organist for both
Setvices.
Regular prograams such as
Fun and Fitness. An Group.
Euchre Games. Mahicures•
and Plant Care had residents
involved throughout the past,
two weeks.
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Seven soccer teams play in tourney
St. Columban
• Many local people turned
into spectators on Sept. 24.
as seven teams of high
school -aged youth • •
participated in the annual
Knights of Columbus Soccer
Tournament. Teams from
Dublin, Hcsson, Lucan, -
Seafoith, St. Marys, Kinkora
and St. Columban enjoyed a
day of fun and
sportsmanship. Lucan
defeated St. Columban by a
score of 4-1 to win the "B"
championship while Dublin
defeated Kinkora 3-1 to take
the "A" championship.
Hank Van Rooijen from
Almelo, Holland. has been
visiting with his cousin. •
Janneke and Jim Murray.
This is Mr. Van Rooijcn's
first visit to Canada. He has
enjoyed his visit touring
some of Ontario's places of •
interest including Niagara
Anniversaries marked
Dublin
Congratulations
to Jim and Cathy
Meagher who
celebrate their 25th
wedding
anniversaty. •
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to another Dublin
couple. David and
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also celebrated a
25th wedding
anniversiary
recently.
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Hensall
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/scores for Sept. 19 are as'
follows:
Doris Hamilton 552. Dave
Woodward 546, Edna Dietz
485. Hazel McEwen 426,
Ethel McMurtrie 415. Pearl
McfZnigiht 389. Bill
Coleman 378. Lloyd Lovell
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me."
"Gee, that's a tough
• break."
"Yeah, I'm sure going to
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Falls. Midland. Fort Ste
Marie and thc Martyr's
Shrine and Toronto
and thc C.N. Tower.
Mrs. Wacchter's
.and Miss Nowak's
students from St.
Columban School
participated in a
Reconciliation
Service facilitated by
Father Joe Dabrowski
this past week. -
In the London First
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
CONCERNING A
PROPOSED PLAN OF SUBDIVISION
AND PROPOSED ZONING 'AMENDMENT
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the County of Huron and the Council of thf Township of Tucltersmith
will hold a putljit meeting on Tuesday, October 17, 2000 at 8:00 p.m. in the Tuckersmith Township
Council Chambers itemporarily located at 100 Main St.. Seafortl) - fotlnter Huron Expositor otlicei to
consider a proposed plan of subdivision ! nfl_proposed zoning amendment under the Planning Act. R.S.O: •
1990.
ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting `and/or make written or- verbal representation either in
support of. or in opposition to. the proposed plan of subdivision and zoning -amendment. Written
submissions are to tpe made to the addresses below. - - - -
iF A PERSON OR PUBLIC BODY t t,f►1ps an appeal of a decisions of the County of Huronlin respect tip
the proposed plan of subdivision does not !bake oral submissions al the public meeting -or make.,written
submissions to•the Council of Huron before the proposed plan(Of- subdivision'is approved car refused. the:
Ontario Municipal Board may dismiss all or pan of the appeal.
IF A PERSON OR PUBLIC BODY that files an appeal. of a.decisionof the Township of Tuckersmith in
respect to the proposed zoning by-law does not make oral submissions at the puhl)c /meeting or make
written submissions to the Township of Tuckersmith before the proposed zoning by-law is adopted. the
Ontario Municipal Board may dismiss all or pan of the appeal. l - : •
If you wish to be notified of the decision of the County of Huron in respect of this proposed plan df
subdi, ision, you must make a written request to the of Huron at the addre's below: .
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed plan of subdivision i. available for Inspection
dunng regular office hours at the County of Huron Planning and Development Depanment iGoJenchi and
at the Tuckersmith Municipal Office (Seaforth Town Hall - temporanly located at .100 Main St.. Seafonh -
former Huron Expositor office). 1 1 - •
DATED AT THE COUNTY OF HURON AND TOWNpHIP OF TUCKERSMITH THIS 27. -DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 2000.
1.A. Murray
Clerk Administrator
County of Huron
Court House
Godench, ON N7A 1M2
(519) 524-2188 (Planning)
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DESCRIPTION, PURPOSE AND EFFECT:
The proposed plan of sutsd►vision affects pan -of Lots 8, 9. & 10. Conc. 2. Township of Tuckersmith The
land is within the urban area of the Township of.'ilackersmith, pursuant to O.P.A. *284.. The development i.
adjacent to the Seafonh Golf Club.
The plan of subdivision proposes the. creation of 263 units for single family residential development. The
development is intended to be serviced by a sewer system connected to the municipal, system. The welter
supply is intended to be a piped water system connected to the municipal system: The internal road, for this
development are a,20 metre (66 ft.) allowance and are intended to be pnvate road: Storm drainage i, ro t
provided through storm sewers and storm water management detention facilities • •
The VR8 zone is a special zone designed with specific provisions for this deselopm. nt.
A private community centre is proposed for this development.
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The development is a total of 26.6 he (65.7 ac) with the following.proponiuns: 13.4 ha (33 ac) to residential
units; 9.17 ha (15.2 ac) in toad; 6.92 ha (17 ac) in blocks and reserves; and .1 ha 1.25 ac) in walkways.
A corresponding application for rezoning proposes to change the zoning on the subject area as follows
Part La 8. Concessions 1 and 3. are also affected by the zoning by-law amendments:
I. The residential areas. are to be changed from "AG2 - Restricted Agriculture"•and "D -.
Development" to "VR8•h-Retirement Community/Low Density Residential - holding". -.
2. The private community centre arta is to be changed from "AG2 - Restricted Agriculture" to "11-2
- Institutional - Special" to permit a private community centre and indoor/outdoor recreational
facility.
3. The open space areas will be changed from "NE - Natural Envirorimenl".to "05 - Open Space".
4. The Restricted Agriculture buffer zone extending onto Lot 8, Concessions 1 and 3. is to be
changed from "AG) - General Agriculture" to "A02 - Restricted Agriculture", pursuant to
Official Plan Amendment x284.
A. The golf course area on the west part of Lot 9, Conc. 2. is to be changed from "AG2 -'Restricted
Agriculture' to "AOS - Rural C,olf Course" to recognize the existing golf course.
6. The golf course areas on the east part of Lot 9. Conc. 2. are to be changed from "AG2 - Restricted.
Agriculture" to "D-1 Developmental -Special" to recognize the existing golf coupe.