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Clinton Public Hospital Foundation
hosting Gala on June 14
The Central Huron
Hospital Foundation is
hosting its bi-annual
Gala on Sat., June 14 at
the Central Huron
Community Complex.
This year you will be
enjoying an "Evening
in Paris."
Your night will
include dinner, live
and silent auction,
along with lots of
entertainment
throughout the even-
ing. A new feature
that they will be having
this year is a live band
following the live auc-
tion so stay longer and
enjoy the music on the
streets of Paris.
Their past Gala's have
sold out at 400 tickets
and they are looking to
sell out again this year.
Please do not wait any
longer to get your tickets.
This is a fantastic event
and this year they are
raising the funds for the
Enhanced Cataract Ser-
vices that will be provid-
ing service for all of
Huron and Perth
counties.
We are very fortu-
nate to have a great
hospital and a brilliant
Health Care Team to
provide our commu-
nity with our health
care needs. They are
always grateful for the
donations received
from their supporters
and events like this
would not be as suc-
cessful without you.
Tickets are still availa-
ble and they are $75 per
person, which includes a
$45 tax receipt. You can
get your tickets from the
following directors and
foundation staff: Tickets
are available from the
following directors and
foundation staff; Darren
Stevenson (519-525-
2112), Steve Brown (519-
482-7745), Shana Barnim
(519-482-5371), Ross
Carter (519-482-7776),
Janice Cosgrove (519-
955-1954), Linda Dun -
ford (519-482-9139), Bert
Dykstra (519-482-7811),
Susan Meyers (519-482-
5846), Una Roy (519-482-
5592) or Virginia Steckle
(519-482-3440 ext. 6297).
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
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NOTICE OF OPEN HOUSES & PUBLIC MEETING
The Municipality of Central Huron has prepared a Draft Five Year Review
of the Central Huron Official Plan. This draft plan has been updated to be
consistent with the County of Huron Official Plan and also provincial
policies and current mapping. This land use planning document includes
the vision, goals and policy directions for development in Central Huron.
You are invited to attend an Open House and Public Meeting to review the proposed changes to the Central
Huron Official Plan and speak with staff and members of the public about any questions you may have
regarding the proposed revisions.
Two Open Houses for the public will be held:
Friday June 13, 2014 and Saturday June 14, 2014
7-9p.m. 9-11 a.m.
Londesboro Hall Holmesville Community Centre
282 Kings Road, Londesboro 180 Community Centre Dr., Holmesville
Both meetings will be an open format where you can join us any time between the allotted hours to view
displays and share your insights with staff.
A Public Meeting with Central Huron Council will be held:
Monday July 7, 2014 at 7 p.m.
Central Huron Municipal Office, Council Chambers
The draft Central Huron Official Plan can be viewed on the Central Huron website (www.centralhuron.com)
and at the following locations:
➢ Clinton Public Library, 27 Rattenbury Street East, Clinton
➢ Central Huron Municipal Office, 23 Albert Street, Clinton
➢ Huron County Planning Department, 57 Napier Street, Goderich
Submitting Comments: Please use the contact information below to submit any written thoughts. Comments
must be received by Friday June 27, 2014.
If you wish to be notified of the adoption of the proposed Official Plan amendment (OPA #17), or of the refusal
to amend the Official Plan, you must make a written request by mail to the Municipality of Central Huron,
P. 0. Box 400, Clinton, Ontario NOM 1LO, or email clerk@centralhuron.com.
The public meetings are being held under the provisions of Section 17 and 26 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990,
as amended.
If a person or public body does not make oral submissions at a public meeting or make written submissions to
the Municipality of Central Huron before the proposed official plan amendment is adopted, the person or
public body is not entitled to appeal the decision of the County of Huron to the Ontario Municipal Board. If a
person or public body does not make oral submissions at a public meeting or make written submissions to the
Municipality of Central Huron before the official plan amendment (OPA#17) is adopted, the person or public
body may not be added as a party to the hearing of an appeal before the Board unless, in the opinion of the
Board there are reasonable grounds to do so.
Information will be collected in accordance with the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of
Privacy Act. With the exception of personal information, all comments will become part of the public record.
Dated at the Municipality
of Central Huron —May 27, 2014
Brenda Maclsaac, Clerk
Municipality of Central Huron
519-482-3997
IFSTA donates to
Emergency Services
Training Centre
Contributed photo
In recognition of the
career of recently
retired Central Huron
fire Chief Steve Cooke,
The International
Fire Service Training
Association made a
donation of $3,000
worth of books and
other educational
material to the
Emergency Services
Training Centre in
Blyth. Pictured are
Cooke and Stephanie
Currie, program
coordinator at the
training centre.
Tune Into Spring gospel -style at First Baptist Church May 31
First Baptist Church in Clin-
ton to host its annual Tune into
Spring Gospel concert on Sat.,
May 31.
The concert will feature
entertainment by Pastor Wally
and Friends.
Lead by First Baptist Church
pastor Wally DeWolfe, the
group also features Harry
Busby on steel guitar, Debbie
Busby on bass, Rick Fortune on
drums, pastor Wilbert
Schwindt on violin and soloist
Mary Mitchler.
DeWolfe told the News
Record before becoming a pas-
tor he was involved in secular
music as a country musician.
"I'm an old country musi-
cian, I've been performing
since I was 16 years old," he
said.
He described the concert as
having a "Southern Gospel"
feel.
The event is a freewill offer-
ing with all proceeds going
towards the church's Benevo-
lent Fund, which is used to
help people in need.
DeWolfe said the spring con-
cert has been going on for over
10 years and always draws a
good crowd.
"We are hoping to fill the
church this time,"
The concert takes place at 7
p.m. at 85 Huron St. in
Clinton.
For more information call
226-420-2208 or 519-606-3034.
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