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Times-Advocate, 1987-07-29, Page 84 Page 8 _ , Times -Advocate, July 29, 1987 UNDER FOUR MONTHS Winners in the Zurich Fair baby contest for infants four months and under were (left) Lisa Smith, daughter of'Ron and Marilyn, Zurich: Stephen Masse, son of Rick and Karen, Zurich and Mark Smith, son of Robert and Barb, Hensall. 1 FOUR TO EIGHT MONTHS - Winners in the Zurich Fair baby con- test for childreh aged four to eight months were (left) Byron Freiter, son fo Eric and Cheryl, Dashwood: Joshua Kennel; son of Ron and Linda, Nairn and Lindsay Nedza, daughter of Linda and Andy, Dashwood. OVER EIGHT MONTHS -- Winners in the Zurich Fair baby contest for children over eight months were (left) Danielle Denomme, daughter of Paul and Madeline. London: Brent Durand, son of Steve and Janet, Zurich and Tosha Green, daughter of Howard and Pat, Grand Bend. 1 PRESERVES MP Murray Cardiff and Zurich Agricultural Society president Leo Hoffman admire some of the prize-winning preserves entered of the. Zurich Fair. BLIND DRIVE A new event- added to this year's Zurich Fair is demonstrated by Richard Tickner (left) and Ian Thiel. A blindfolded driver gets directions from his passenger, who tries to spear as many green apples as possible along a winding course. TEST OF STRENGTH -- Wrist wrestlers Jodie Hoy (left) and Rose Erb, both from Zurich, are watched by Gerald Shantz, v/p of the Zurich Agricultural Society and John Becker as they participbte in wrist wrestling at the Zurich Fair. I Some of the winners from the Zurich Fair Another successful baby show was held this year at the Zurich fair. Twenty-one babies kept the mothers on their toes and the audienc enter- tained whilePhylli Deichert Treated them all to her piano music. The judges had a hard time selec- ting the winners! The judges were Patty Weber, RN al University Hospital, London, Judy McLeod, RN at South Huron, Exeter, and Sandy Davidson, RN . in Wallaceburg. Get busy for next -year everybody! Homemaking section . Zurich F'air's Champion Cooks win- ning 'the Advance' Special were: First - Mrs. Sheila Miller, R.R. 1, Dashwood with 14 firsts, 13 seconds, seven thirds for 75 points and Runner- up Mr•s. Janet Soudant, Zurich with 16 firsts; 1(1 seconds, five thirds for 73 points. Ar•va Flour Specials: Cherry f'ie - Helen Consitt, Zurich, Light Cake - Janet Soudan'. Zurich, Coconut Tarts - Lenore Ellii1t, Seaforth and Banana Cupcakes - Hazel Corbett, Hensall. 'Pasty -Nu Dark Fruit Cake Special was won by hazel Corbett, Hensall. Erb tiros. Garage White Layer . Cake Special - Janet Soudant. Zurich. lless Jewellery Banana Cake Special - .Janet Soudant, Zurich. Ontario Bean Producers' Special - Eileen Consitt, Zurich. Ferguson Apiaries Pickling Special - Janet Soudant and Anne Flaxbard, both of Zurich. Arts and crafts • Sewing and Needlework Special Gift Certificate from Albion hotel, Bayfield - Mrs. Helen from. l len- salt with 10 firsts. six seconds and one third. Arts and ('rafts Special - Gift Cer- tificate from Captain's Cove, Bayfield - 141rs. Hazel Corbett, Hensall. Cameo Paint Specials donated by Irene Hoffman. Zurich: First - Margaret ('ole, Hensall, Second - Mary Kinsman. and Third - Verna Becker, Dashwood. Best of Show Quilt was won by Margaret -Cole.. Flower shoe Flower Special Gift Certificate from Harbour Light Restaurant. Bayfield went to Joan Van Sligtenhorst. Zurich, with 40 firsts. five seconds and four thirds.. `Women's Institute Display: I. Elim- • W.I. 2. i irich W.I. Sheep show • The sheep show was excellent with entries in all classes. Seven hreeds shown by eight exhibitors competed for prize money. • Winners of Pen Classes - which is one ram and three ewes: Lincoln - Tom and Vicki Paine, Kerwood, _ JmerArmstrong, St. Pauls; -Oxford - Louis Emke, Elmwood, Donald Dearing, Exeter; Shropshire - Ed Jackson, Harriston, Elmer Arm- strong, St. Pauls; Leicester - Paine, Kerwood, Emke, Armstrong. Dorset - Nahcy De Bruyn, Ker - wood, Bert French, Palmerston, Donald Dearing, Exeter; Suffolk - ,Nancy De Bruyn, Bert.French, Tom and Vicki Paine; Southdown- Arm- strong, Emke. Poultry Champion Standard Male and Female - Clifford .Pepper, R.N. t Dashwood and Champion Bantam, - Male -and Female - Michael Becker, R.R. 1 Dashwood. Champion Pigeons, Old and Young - David Thiel, Zurich.• Holstein Ileifer Calf - Caroline Ticknor, Zurich, Sarah Tickner. Zurich. Purebred Ilaflinger horse Show Single in harness sponsored by Tuckey Beverages: I. Larry Smith, Amherstburg; 2. Garnet Shanahan. Maidstone; 3. Bob Crawford, Amhersthurg; 4. Stewart Thiel, Zurich. Ladies Single in Harness sponsored by Thorndale Farm Supply: 1. Smith: 2. Crawford..:3. Thiel; 4. Shanahan. Single 'Tandem sponsored by Ed- ward Schroeder Family: I. Smith; 2. Thiel Team in harness sponsored by Bayfield Recreational Sales: I. Shanahan: 2. Smith; 3. Shanahan; 4. Thiel Unicorn flitch sponsored by Roy and Margaret Clarke, Zurich: 1. Shanahan: 2. 'Thiel. Four Horse hitch sponsored by Hensall District Co -Op 50th Anniver- sary Special: 1. Shanahan; 2. Thiel: Best Dressed Team Special, Pail of Mineral from Ken -Pal Products, Ex- eter awarded to Stewart Thiel, Zurich. Best- Matched 'Team Special, a Screwdriver Set from Moffatt and Powell, Exeter, to Garnet Shanahan, Maidstone.- - Youth Showmanship: 1. Dan Shanahan. Maidstone; 2. Steven Geiger. Zurich; 3. Ian Thiel, Zurich. Protect yourself against cancer in two ways: know the "Seven Steps to Health" and contribute generously to the Canadian Cancer Society, which through research and public education is working to prevent cancer. .Regular paper pickup Thursday • Don't forget the . monthly paper drive. Pick-up will he this Thursday July 30 at 6:30 p.m. Fair queen Congratulations to Julie Consitt who was chosen as the Zurich Fair Queen for 1987 out of seven con- testants. She was crowned at the dance on Friday evening following the program of entertainment earlier. Bus tours Anyone interested in going on a Mystery Tour on Wednesday July 29 may phone. Gen Doyle at 236-4088. Those interested in the Niagara Grape Festival for two days on September 21-22 are also to contact Gen as soon as possible. Sunday in the park Several members of the Mennonite Church enjoyed spending last Sunday July 19 at Ken Gascho's Park RR :3 Zurich with all it s shade trees. The fun began with a picnic supper, after visiting in the afternoon, and ended in the evening with an out -door service. Personals Earl and Anne Flaxbard and Mrs. Mary Oesch and Ruth -Anne Flaxbard all attended the wedding of May McNall and Ilarry Kegs in Fergus on Saturday. A terrific four-day summer holiday was enjoyed last week by Sharon Brokenshire, Pauline Miller. Heather Klopp and Sharon Durand. They went by train from London to Kingston and were met by Diane Amacher, and, from there travelled to Amacher's lodge on Devil Lake. Joining them. were Diane's daughter Stacey and Bonnie and sister-in-law Jane. The nice sunny days were spent boating. fishing, swimming and relaxing. Melissa Beer from Ottawa is spen- ding the week visiting with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mozart Gelinas Sr. and relatives, including her mother-in-law. Mrs. Lillian Beer in Hensall. Melissa attended the wed- ding of her niece Rose -Marie Overholt in London on Saturday. Recent visitors and dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kenda Sr. were daughter Helena Kenda and friend Lilly of London along with Lilly's brother and son who were on holidays for a month from Switzerland. Kristin and Aaron Beer of Ottawa who have been spending the past two weeks with their grandparents, will be returning home with their mom. Melissa. on the weekend. Recent visitors with Mrs. Myrtle Deitz for a kw days were her three sisters from the States, and a nephew from Florida. Several relatives from town (in- cluding Jerome and D attended the lovely wedding of Rose -Marie Overholt to Jeff Rothenberg on Satur- . day July 25 at St. Patrick.'s Church in London with dinner and reception held at the Nordon. Stele and Janet Durand and three children recently returned home from a nice two-week vacation by plane out west, staying with his relatives, Max- ime and Anita Durand in Calgary and going to see such places as the Calgary Stampede and Banff. Congratulations to Dale and Carolyn (nee Hartman) Sweiger who were married at St. Boniface Church on Friday evening July 24 by Fr. Mooney. The bride is the daughter of Victor and Irene Hartman. 1 am sure everyone is thankful for the relief from the extreme heat and humidity of last wek and the chance to have a more restful sleep. The sympathy of 'residents and staff is extended to the family of the late Mr. Jacob Deichert and Mrs. Loret- ta Fahrner. Mrs. Margaret Adams returned from the hospital while Mrs. Love re- mains in South Huron Hospital. Exeter. Life goes on as usual at the home with the various activities as schedul- ed from day to day. The past week has been one of as much leisurely time as possible in order to counteract the effects of the extreme heat and humidity. We welcome Dr. Chas. Toll, formerly of Seaforth and Blyth, also Mrs. Lucinda Keller of Dashwood to the home. On Thursday afternoon a week ago Mr. Marc Chalut, our faithful volunteer, arranged a Heritage Tour of Bayfield for our interested residents. lie studied upon the history of the various buildings and stopped nearby eacb building and explained their historical significance. Perhaps the viewing of all the beautiful flower gardens was even more enjoyable for some of the residents. Thank you, Marc and wife Eileen, for taking the time to come to the home and manicure nails. Last Thursday evening, the ladies of Varna 'United Church hosted the July birthday party. A program of violin, piano and guitar music was en- joyed by the residents. Those having birthdays during the month of July and receiving gifts, courtesy of the Ladies Auxiliary, were Mrs. Eileen Gemeinhardt, Mrs. Elaine Merner and .Mrs. Oriole Westlake. Following the program, all enjoyed a delicious lunch. On Friday evening, bingo was played followed by refreshments. Rev. Stuart Miner of Exeter con- ducted the Sunday evening 'chapel service. PRESENTATION Brad Brown pound class of the Zurich Fair's receives his trophy in the 40 to 60 mini -tractor -pull from Norm Eckel. Zalyti WINNER - Benjamin Rader was the winner of the 40 -pound and under class in the mini -tractor pull at the Zurich Fair. - Mrs. Carmel Sweeney Phone: 236.4703 Best Interest * Guaranteed 1 0 1/4 Investment Certificates * subject to change Gaiser•Kneale Insurance Brokers Inc Exeter Grand Bend 235-2420 238.8484 • Clinton Hensall Goderich 482-9747 262-2119 524-2118 N®► Ontario Ontario Municipal Board Commission des affaires municipales de ('Ontario IN THE MATTER OF Section 34 of the Planning Act. 1983 AND IN THE MATTER OF appeals by Keith Westlake, Ruth Talbot and Edward J. Hughes, against Zoning By-law 22-1985 of -the Corporation of the Township of Stanley APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD hereby appoints Monday, the 24th day of August, 1987, at the hour of one o'clock (local time) in the afternoon at the Council Chambers, Municipal Office, R.R. 1, Varna, Ontario, for the hearing of these appeals. If you do not attend and are not represented at this hearing, the Board may proceed in your absence and you will not be en- titled to any further notice of the proceedings. • In the event the decision is reserved, persons wishing a copy of the written decision may ask the presiding Board Member at the hearing or contact the Board's Offices. The decision will be mailed when available. DATED at Toronto, this 22nd day of June, 1987. J.G. Malcolm Secretary • EXPLANATORY NOTE The TownshiR.of Stanley passed a Comprehensive Zoning By- law (By -low 22-1985) on November 26, 1985. The zoning by-law ,affects all lands in the Township of Stanley by regulating the use of lands and the character,. location and use of buildings and structures in various defined areas of the Township.- The zoning by-law implements the township of Stanley Secondary Plan and provides specific land use zones and provisions to en- sure that the policies of the Secondary Plan are realized. Eight objections were received to the by-law as outlined below, although several have been resolved by an amending by-law (By-law 12-1987), which was passed b'y Township Council on June 9, 1987; the appeal period for the amending By-law 12-1987 ends on July 20. 1987. The following objections were received: 1. Jim and Brenda Dejong - to zone Part Lot 20, Concession 1, from 'AG4' to 'Ag4-2' (Agricultural Small Holding - Status Zone), recognizing on existing automotive repair shop: resolved by By-law 12-1987. 2. The Ven A.E. Chovoz, Anglican Church of Canada - to zone Part Lot 7, Lake Road West Concession, from 'D' (Developmental) to '11' (Institutional - Special) recognizing a church camp and accessory uses; resolved by By-law 12- 3. Mrs.1987. Rosemary SobanskL- td zone Part Lot 5, Lake Road West Concession, from 'NE1' to 'NE1-6' (Natural Environment - Special), recognizing a recreational residence in the Natural Environment Zone;•resolved by By -low 12-1987. 4. Mr. R. Jenkins - to zone Part Lots 9 & 10, Range A, from 'NEI' (Natural. Environment) to AG2 (Restricted Agriculture) to cor- rect a mapping error; to zone Part lot 9, Range 'A' from 'RR1' (Rural Residential) to AG2 to correct a mapping error: resolv- ed by By-law 12-1987. • 5. Mr. W.A. MacKintosh - to correct a mapping error by adding a lot to the east side of Durand Street, south of the road ac- cess on Part lot 21, Lake Road West Concession; resolved by By-law 12-1987 but objection outstanding. 6. Mr. Keith Westlake • to zone Lot 16, R.P. 108 from 'RC1' (Recreational Residential) to 'RC1 -1' (Recreational Residen- tial - Special) to permit establishment of a recreational residence on amended yard and setback requirements; resolved by Bylaw 12-1987 but objection outstanding. ' 7. Mrs, Ruth Talbot • to zone Lot 7, R.P. 108 from 'RC1' (Recrea- tional Residential) to "'RC1 -2' (Recreational Residential - Special) to permit establishment of a recreational residence on amended yard and setback requirements; objection outstanding. . 8. Mr. Edward Hughes . (re: Lots 1 8 2, R.P. 111) objects to 'RC1' (Recreational Residential) zoning as it does not allow per- manent habitation of a dwelling, does not provide full com- plement of munkipal services and •violates constitutional rights; objection outstanding.