The Wingham Advance Times, 1995-10-18, Page 13After having a feast of turkey on
Thanksgiving, last Tuesday we had
a feast of musical entertainment.
The Huron County Young Players
entertained with a variety of favcir-
ites, including "Cilli Marlene" and
"You Must Have Been a Beautiful
Baby". As one of the seniors said,
"Your music makes us young."
We had a belated turkey dinner
last Wednesday due to our fall col-
or bus trip. Thank-yous are extend-
ed to all the kitchen volunteers who
aided in preparing and serving the
Thanksgiving meals. For..aaany
people who live alone, having com-
panionship and a large meal
wouldn't be possible without their'
one day at the centre.
Geri Fashions of London dis-
played an assortment of casual and
dressy clothes on Thursday, Oct.
12. We thank the seniors who mod-
eled for the show that day.
Friday, the 13th, held nothing
but good luck as our day -away
group tested their skills at bowling.
The Wingham Bowling Lanes was
our destination and we had a ball.
It's hard to believe, but Christ-
mas is fast approaching. On Nov. 4,
the Wingham & Area Seniors' Day
Centre will have a wide assortment
of homemade baking, festive deco-
rations and knitted items. to find a
unique gift for Christmas, plan to
attend.
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Thanksgiving visitors with
Agnes Farrier on Sunday, Oct, 8,
were Wayne and Beth Farrier and
Amy of Guelph and Kim Farrier
and friend Scott of London, as well
as Janis Davis, Mark and Scott of
Windsor.
Andrea Pettigrew of Winnipeg
visited recently with her mother,
Pauline Adams 'and other family
members.
Ron Beecroft and friend of
Wingham and Greg. and Karen
Dwyer were recent guests of Ernest
and Marjorie Beecroft. •
Allan, Norma and Amy Falconer
of Blyth and Kevin and Lorie Fal-
coner and family were Monday vis-
itors of Angus and Vera Falconer.
Bob, Lois, Alexander and Aman-
da Ross of Waterloo; Dave, Kim,
Andrew and Brandon Ross; Brian,
Laura and James Ross of Mitchell
and Michael Ross of Wingham
were Sunday guests of Don and
Jean Ross.
Thanksgiving Day visitors of Jim
and Evelyn Gaunt of Arva were
Don and Jean Ross, Agnes Gaunt
and Janet Mathers of Wingham.
Merle McFarlane and Bev Hay-
den of Wingham and Joanne
McDonald of Blyth were dinner
guests last Tuesday of Don and
Jean Ross.
The Arthritis Society captain of
the Whitechurch area thanks all
those donated the recent campaign
and to the canvassers, Janet Little,
Carmen Whytock, Linda Smits,
Jean Ross and Norma Rintoul, who
collected $341.
NOTICE
URBAN RESIDENTS
AND PROPERTY OWNERS
OF TURNBERRY TOWNSHIP
POLICY CHANGES THAT AFFECT YOU!!!
The Council of Turnberry Township will hold a public meeting on Tuesday,
October 24, 1995 at 8:00 p.m. in the Bluevale Community hall to consider a
proposed Official Plan Amendment. This amendment affects all properties in the
urban areas of Lower Town (Plan 410), Bluevale, Wingham North, Junctionville and
the west corner of Belmore. The purpose of the policies is to address existing
development problems and give direction for new development on private wells and
sewage systems.
The policies will have the following effect:
1) All septic tanks will be pumped andvtspected on a regular basis..
2) An education program will be provided to all residents on the proper design, use
and maintenance of septic systems and wells.
3) Applications for new developments must be accompanied by information
demonstrating that impacts to ground and surface water are within acceptable limits.
This may involve a hydrogeological study and a minimum lot size of 1 acre.
4) -Development will be permitted subject to Huron County Health Unit approval.
This includes a contingency tile bed area, percolation rates within acceptable limits,
and acceptable water quality in sufficient quantities.
5) All new development will require a lot grading plan that is consistent with a master
storm water management plan.
6) Area of lot coverage will be limited for all new development or expansion to allow
for septic tile beds and contingency tile beds.
7) new dug wells will not be permitted in the designated urban areas.
8) industrial development in Lower Town shall be limited to dry industries.
9) On lands zoned "Developmental" in Lower Town and which are greater than 2
hectares in size, the number of animal units will be limited to four and must be
accompanied with a manure management plan.
The proposed official plan amendment is available for inspection during regular
office hours at the office of the Huron County Planning and Development
Department, temporarily located at 57 Napier St. during .renovation to the
Courthouse, Goderich, between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. (519)524-2188 or at the
Township of Turnberry office in Bluevale between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. (519)
357-2991.
Dated at the Township Of Turnberry this 12th day of October, 1995.
Dorothy Kelly, Clerk
Township of Turnberry
Bluevale, Ontario
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Crawfords
return for
wedding•
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Crawford of
Burnaby, B.C., returned home
Monday after spending more than
two weeks in Wingham and area.
Ken and Teresa stayed at the home
of their son and daughter-in-law,
John and Carol Crawford of Wing -
ham.
They also spent several days at
the home of their daughter and son-
in-law, Juanita and Francis Schies-
tel of Teeswater. On- Saturday, Oct.
14, Mr. and Mrs. Crawford attend-
ed the wedding of their grand-
daughter, Francine Schiestel to
Dave McLean.
The Crawfords spent the rest of
their stay visiting with friends and
renewing acquaintances in Wing -
ham and afea.
BELGRAVE EUtrMRA.
The first euchre of the fall and
winter season was held in the
Women's Institute Hall last
Wednesday, Oct. 11.
There were 13 tables in play and
the winners were: high lady, Deb
bie Pfeiffer; second high, Agnes
Gaunt; most lone hands, Norma
Strong; most twos,. Aileen Leddy;
high man, Gordon Thedorf, second
high man, Stewart Musgrove; most
lone hands, Doug Hemingway;
most twos, Oscar Schefter.
The next euchre is tonight, Oct.
18, starting at 8 o'clock. All are
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A review of activities at
WINGHAM AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL
Beginning September 18, 1995, tour high school students enrolled
In the Coop Educational Program at F.E. Madill Secondary School,
Wingham, started their placement with us. Students are scheduled
for Involvement in a variety of departments. We are pleased to
welcome them to the hospital.
FALL RUMMAGE SALE
Thursday, October 19, 1995, 5:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Friday, October 20, 1995, 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Donations are welcome all day Thursday, October 19 at Wingham
Armouries. Pick-up of articles In Wingham may be arranged by
calling 357-2846. Proceeds will be used for Auxiliary projects. All
left over articles are donated to Goodwill Industries, London.
Seasonal items only please.
On October 24, 1995, a program on current breast cancer '
information will be offered to interested Individuals in Brussels and
area. This panel presentation will be held from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. at
Huronlea Home for the Aged, Brussels. This event is sponsored by
the Wingham & District Hospital, London Regional Cancer Centre
Canadian Cancer Society, Ontario Breast Screening Program and
Huronlea Home for the Aged.
An education program "teaming to Live with Arthritis" will be held at
the Wingham & District Hospital on October 24th & 31st This
program is intended for those people with arthritis and their families.
The registration fee Is $30.00 per person or $35.00 per couple. For
further details call K. Masur at 357-3210, Ext. 269.
A back education course will be offered on Thursdays, November 9,
BACK 16, & 23. Individuals who have experienced or are interested In
PROBLEMS9 preventing low back pain, are encouraged to attend. Topics for x
discussion include anatomy and functional changes, activities of
daffy living, the effects of stress, and self-help techniques. This
course will run from 7 - 9 p.m. In the hospital gymnasium.
Participants require a family doctor's referral to attend the course
and registration and payment are required before the start date.
The registration fee of 530.00 includes cost of handouts and
refreshment breaks. Deadline for registration Is November 1, 1995.
For more information contact M. Skihn, Kineslologist, at 357-3210,
Ext. 234.
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PHARMACY
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'NEW LOOK'
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To nine obstetrical staff for completing a Labour Support Course.
This will enhance service availlbility during the birthing process.
Twenty-nine sessions were held for the month and included a
slide -show, Strawberry social, barbecues and special entertainment
by Gordon Wall's band.
Dean Bryson, B.S.P., of Elmer Umbach Pharmacy, Lucknow, has
recently joined our consulting staff.
Have you seen our corridors? Second floor corridors are freshly
painted and quite attractive with the addition of new light fixtures
and ceiling. On first floor, the Continuing Care Unit corridors are
sponge painted with a decorative border added. Be sure to have a
look during your next visit)
November 13 On Monday, November 13, 1995 the hospital will be operating with
reduced staff and services due to Remembrance Day.
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