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The Huron Expositor, 1986-06-11, Page 1Births IA7 Bruss,?Is IA11 Classified 't A14, 15, 16 Dublin /Al2 Entertainment IA17, 18 Family tA6, 7 Farm 1 A10 Graduates I A6 Hensall I A5 Legion iA18 Obituaries /A7 Sports I A8, 9, Walton IA4 Wedding IA7 Local attractions ,shake, for varied night life See page A 3. Serving the communities and areas of Seatorth, Brussels, Dublin, Hensal) and Walton SEAF471R4H, Gah9'i'AR109 WEDNESDAY, JWf<iE 11, 1986 — 18 PAGES Zoning protested local farmers. Four Township farmers have "It (the bylaw) means we can't do anyteven hing taken can tern control protest in establishment of an for oneof St. do regular maiear. I ntenance (on buildingse it means we )" said Columban to the Ontario Muncipal Board Mr. Nolan.Mr. Nolan is also upset the farmers were ±r (OMB), Tony Van Bakal, Daniel Nolan, Joseph not informed of the proosed restrictions +' " Nolan and Gerry Cronin are opposing a bylaw untill aftewould havebylaw had a chance been to debate the passed. passed by McKillop Township in October, " 1985, which restricts the establishment of issue," he said. here for over 100 new from the institutional ano d residential years and862 ' foot "The dssoom sve of thenpeople have been designated areas of St. Columban. The bylaw farming them for over 30 years, Mr. Nolan is that most of an passing, effective for one the option of a oneear from the -year resie of dents in favor of the bylaw have moved extension. McKillop council is expected to •into the area within the past 10 years. pass it's secondary zoning plan by the end of He said the bylaw was causing hardship for the two-year period, said Clerk Treasurer the farmers saffected f ec od by it. It's a financial Marion McClure. has bylaw has prevented Daniel Nolan burden for us." from erecting a barn on property he owns The OMB heard the case at a hearing in St. feels it ` is impairing the operation of his farm islumban and he o expected in twMondoo toternoon. Their decision four weeks. Huronview request deniedae BYAIAN MEW for going back on its promise to p rovi You could have heard a pin drop in the funding for the project which was assured to Huron County Council chambers after it was Huron County prior to last year's municipal announced the county's request for $750,000 election. "W ROOT TRAPPED" i. for renovations to Huronview was turned „I can't understand what the heck is going Sown by the rist of CommunityJand on (with the government). Wewerevg going Social Services during the meeting on June 5, collect money for " the project Huronview Administrator Wayne [,esBil understanding of matching funds for the in answering ang thef by ng sit Reeve toldlU ro ct Now, we find the money is not in M Wide regardingbeen inform situation, Mn, Piace We jumped at having a lot of money John Sweeney he had is before by Minister and we got trapped," he said. meetingho meronts before the council He recommended to council that the money that the county's grant request had collected this year towards the project should been denied for the nursing home near be returned to the municipalities to be used + Clinton.donany for "future works in these tottnicf elMties,'� • . "Ithinswes, said a ds ppointedeMr, StanleyTownship Reeve Clarience Bar, Lenteother answers.' said a disappointed Mr. howeve, disagreed with Mr. Miekle's Lester, proposal, sayinthat the county should hold FIRST of ASE the municipal funds for the project until 'The first phase of the ojec million government money becomes available. Col- ex county- andr renovationghomew project a3 the bome Reeve Russel Kernighan also coon - this year with matching was ndslas from sed o the e red with Mr. Rau's proposal. county year with lace.Huron County had "W a should keep the money for the project placed $750,000and province. the Huron until we have solid backing and they udgseinforproject in assessments 1966 (government) agree to allocate funds two budget set se March with the ipa sties. is year's down the road." said Mr. Kernighan. already gassed n to the municipalities. Huron County Warden Leona Armstrong Calling the funding situation ag "ernment (Continued on Page A6) zet", Mr M1lidde chastised the government Doctors to discuss i$str strike tof tilember physicians of the Huron Y "Hunan County chapter of the Ontario Medical Association small towns. We don't have a big centre," he will meet tonight to decide what action they pointed the local association votes against the will take in the face of the OMA's calf for anIf open-ended strike by the ppnposed open-ended halt to all but etrter- rovince's doctors• gency services, take. Dr. Rodney isn't sure what Dr. Ken Rodney. o£ Seaforth. spokesman action they ws. ant chapter said he could not "I don't know if we can modify the (OMA's, resolution locally," he said. The OMA ennouneed Monday It would ask member physicians to begin the withdrawal of services Thursday, June 12. They have also asked chiefs of services and chiefs of staff at hospitals to resign their positions as part of the protest of Bill 94. The provincial government has announced it has no plans at this point to legislate the doctors back to work. . for the cw spocuiate on a result of a but said he personally would not support an open-ended strike. Although he said he Is behind the OMA in their battle against the provincial govern- ment's anti -extra -billing legislative proposal, Dr. Rodney said he does not feel an open-ended strike is viable a this eantre• ea. "We are more than P We treat patients ail the way thtegh," unlike many city physicians whose patients are sent to hospital emergency wards, he said. FOAMY MESS — Seaforth firefighters used high compression foam to make sure a tire did not ignite when this van overturned on McKillop Concession 6-7 on June 3. Above, firefighter Dave deVrle5 keeps an eye on things while Peter Kling applies the foam. In the tower photo, Mr. deVrtos putts a gaaotlne-soaked bag of saRw fusttle.outhotel) f t e foamy mess. Seafortirfirefighters defused a potentially �pplesiva eltuattttoon East wok, Ming Wei( on and modem equipment. (lite, was An overturned van, leaking gaso covered with high -concentration foam to prevent ignition after a singie•vehiele acci- dent on McKillop Cor.cesson 817, on Tuesday, June 3. Y The incident occurred at approximately 12:40 p.m., when the GMC van, loannis Nanos, 40, of Toronto, was west- bound estbound on the concession. After being passed by a westbound vehicle, the van went out of control end rolled over in the north ditch. Police and firefighters arrivedion g e scene minutes later, they had run down the taskingsoline from the gas cap side of the van and leaked through the broken windows, formingpoo about half-tacit deep on the Mel Of the vont Some bags of sawdust in the back of the van were :soaked in gas" wording to Tom I�hlliips, deputy-dlfef of the Seaforth Depart - mint, adding to the possibility of fire. in addition said Mr. Phillips, the van's battery was still engaged, .'One spark and Itcould have caught fire," he said. After saturating the van with the fire -re- tardant foam firefighters cut the battery cohle, minimising Use risk of ignition, said Mr. Phillips. The driver of the van was taken to Seafoilh Community Hospital, where he was treated for minor in es and released. Three Other passengersInvon all stained rn nto Were damage uninjured. estimated at $2,800. Bode/idi provisseial Police investigated the incident, isf"r�TiR .r r ie47ls�■ nes School Iuee dramatlC effect sal. est ssalsents stili es worlangafter school .ci 1Righ ScdiooE i)rania lines one night but not ars on the fu;sf of h'fay and SeafoithY�str? urre5 an#heothernighk.flni'>Tdaythoylaughed at had rehearsals eve ri3ght for ttivo t+ee� e finance of the play one scene ad prior when they wore .supposed ands, ttnate th ice at the said dr'The is dtd,I t show sP said that the arabT differefht °n the Staff advEsbr Janice )lose 'def. too Miss Rose said that on t0t3uttheprrsdudianr metogetmerandwoas Some hoes were funnl* atebegan relteaks Rhe de ifs ptosence known J which on Thursday h been rr�y es Club realty tea o the produef`ion SanieEun peep '''reach Me Hoyt Y cease of the tfht, PtaYenstn'es that the two ni arer►ts and asucoess Marg tom, the student duectoraf ab will be rad talent next !O,;; "A ' senior citi�retts wwhille d s andwice #bee fs-, bad n, the stadt tit d 'The sow was *`Rtietre'sri;altaleiitherir, sheran ���ieg�ttiza;�fr>youttg¢ortpi� � val) hinge on the high silos) ma eased weans , to saycontinuo no theciuoareuIGfadet0•sbthtOf b b ./wound for two ar three more years the club going Andoenciurageotherstude ts1 in. Marg, a Grade 11 student, pieta high school and go to college te stay et design She Said that being directo merely a title.. It was a group of fort and,the group made the decisions." The members have shown act interest lit • coin' miisicalsbutMitaRciseateditwbutdE terribly difficult to"stage a musieal m the high. sdsool Besides this production, the drama chub ed at Christmastiroe and wee ariieeg a east tor onto old Mie aitdah2ed e set was tot tip' o ward iauat•_Oitaa diraraa cam Use Bl estival earlier the yeard z the meal): dperformed the play' ap roads Rime" whidi was a�� Ui la said that setting age Through eUi g _= sons a 2 students frorrti'St. James Schh Clubntry on fh Fere freated to an a NancWATy 17HE 13A afternoon of golfing Gln pe�byshtreQhe S �efttlendif n9oydd uDeveresuri wra { Naricy-Mokmes help sir d y few IefeTdmei, hes ..onc�meoffwell, Missftf„sproduta€ori lh inge i thine mop 3ie�, t� _" l—°d pre of the play, Has n another stege and 'he Wholrt. more titan TikelY reserlce 'Son Knights, actor, was `site aid. But thererewere a few slams 111 Stn re than ars in v , wheas a etiod ►gv¢eht Rost: said. verygoo hthegage the Bald, t iy evidetasttettheet'igwaileading maii -wrong spa the stage sects, and stage manager. viten Ttin�day,night, about s0 people attended Be eras setbe Al orodwice tb t ma yk% pulled Moso that emeleading Matti � tooarose With the cok nverWho and did a Almost twice t the rub w 6o rint ood b on Stott notice, Mis-sRosesa d. -lime only s and the club had . e � tti a !f rohietns With the lights rgiries for o O arig t'S pe5 fa,is asetma There teeix' p, iviyalties for one •srighea perfarmen& because the etub had tib lighting rt!the "7lieyhadsy► patliy�forusandgeveusthe iightshadbeen horrowedfromM�llBigh dthernight ,'andOld.Theclub obta red SeAO nn and flashin& ail One o cppand Wet gives �e pmfitw ' ova the place Miss Mee said phots copies, the testBose the rub will have Club members could not put the stage set almost double the cast ea.s efforts. up and leave it therebecatise the sta a bad scinae nine for neat year' to the hilitis an'd the Were norm Theis wasp e a ifs hose s , but neither cast was better, rou wo v a feel for' Use held at iss Nose said. "F� j+� foal a ditferelit oftWeinesdoywhlritvasdotettought%r " he ars an atm tog he , , June 5. Hare; teacher e n oma th udrencewas d t ` a tto get a` mdu nog � anginal - .... Uiey had vmtten. un with -hair' prating, Bettisth " One In the 41,4er. Miss— to have other ats photti en one night as oomph •.