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Folkard, UCW discuss ‘Spring Clean-up for the Soul’The June meeting of BelgraveUCW was held at the home of NancyFolkard on June 4 with eightmembers present. Donna Shaw read
two poems called, “Spring” and
“Little Green Lies”. Ruth Gordon
led the worship. Nancy read the
minutes of the last meeting and a
discussion followed pertaining to a
change in dates for The Longest Play
event and the purchase of a new
organ for the church.
Ruth Gordon gave the treasurer’sreport and Pat Hunking gave anupdate on the cards that have beensent out. Pat noted that we have
seven couples within our
congregation who have been married
for 60 years or more.
Nancy Folkard introduced the
program called “Spring Clean-up for
the Soul.” She gave six steps, with
references from the Bible, to do thatclean-up. Nancy concluded theprogram with the reminder to be atpeace with yourself. Get to know
who you are, what makes you happy
and learn to balance what
you can and can’t change about
yourself.
In new business members
discussed plans for the over 80
birthday party on July 30 at 2 p.m. atKnox United Church.Muriel Coultes showed a bookcalled, “He Said, She Said” and
members discussed the idea of using
it for Bible Study in the fall.
Following the benediction and
grace, a delicious lunch was served
by Nancy Jardin and Muriel Coultes.
A social time followed.
By Linda
Campbell
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PEOPLE AROUNDBELGRAVE
Belgrave Community Club event
features dinner and a show
On Friday, June 7 the Belgrave
Community Club met at the
Community Centre at noon. A total
of 24 people were present to enjoy a
potluck meal and fellowship.
President Muriel Coultes welcomed
all and opened the program with a
reading titled, “Grandma’s Apron”.
The secretary’s report was read by
Nancy Jardin and treasurer Jim
Hunter gave an update on the
finances. To help with club income,
a basket for toonies is available for
donations at each club gathering.
Muriel Coultes kept the members
informed about the various upgrades
and the costs incurred by the board.
Shoot parties are set for June 14 and
28. Birthdays and anniversaries
were acknowledged with special
mention of Bob and Jane Grasby’s
68th wedding anniversary on June 9.
Special guest musicians were
introduced. Elaine and Jim Scott and
Cal Gatsby entertained with
old-time favourites and a sing
along.
The next regular meeting is
announced for Oct. 4. New members
would be warmly welcomed.
NEWS
FROM BELGRAVE
A concert to get jazzed about
Tyra Muscheid-Sitler proved she had the soul to master the
sax during Maitland River Elementary School’s spring
concert last week. (Denny Scott photo)
The service on Sunday, June 16
Father’s Day/Sunday school
Anniversary will be at 11 a.m. at
Knox United Church. The service
will be conducted by the children
with a chicken barbecue to follow.
Everyone is welcome.
Please bring gifts of non-
perishable food or money for the
local food drive. The children will
collect your donations during the
service. The food will be distributed
around June 22. If you know of
anyone in need please contact John
Cartwright.
Rescheduled date for the Longest
Play is Sept. 21. Thank you to all
who have submitted their favourite
hymns. Your last chance to enter
your favourite hymns will be
Sunday, June 23 and these will be
used during the Longest Play.
Under sunny skies a family gather
of 24 and potluck noon meal was
held at Mark and Bonnie Garnier’s
in Fullarton on Sunday, June 9 to
celebrate Ruth Jardin’s 97th
birthday. The community extends
best wishes and birthday greetings
to Ruth.
Special Father’s Day
service set at Knox
By Michaela Rodger
The fourth meeting of the
Lucknow Beef Club was held at
Keith Todd’s sheep farm on May 26.
The meeting was opened with the
members reciting the 4-H pledge led
by Connor Rodger followed by an
update on each member’s 4-H
project. Then, Tyler Murray read the
minutes from last meeting. Next,
Colton Rodger, treasurer, stated he
had not received any income or
expenses. Melissa presented an
update on Mary’s Restaurant and the
barbecue held on May 11.
After leader Heather Barger gave
members an update on Dungannon
Fair, Holly introduced Keith Todd.
He spoke about what type of breeds
of sheep he owns and information
about them. Next, Keith took
4-H club educated on
sheep practices, breeds
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
REGARDING A REVIEW
OF THE NORTH HURON
OFFICIAL PLAN
TAKE NOTICE that the Township of North Huron will hold a Special
Meeting of Council to discuss revisions that may be required to the
North Huron Official Plan. This meeting is a legislated meeting under
Section 26(3b) of the Planning Act, RSO, 1990.
SPECIAL MEETING OF COUNCIL will be held:
Monday, July 15th, 2013 at 7 p.m.
in the Council Chambers of the North Huron Municipal Office,
274 Josephine Street, Wingham
BE ADVISED that the North Huron Official Plan came into effect on
March 1st, 2005 and that under the Section 26 of the Planning Act, RSO
1990, as amended, the Council of the Municipality who adopted the
Official Plan shall revise the Official Plan to ensure that it conforms with
provincial plans, has regard to matters of provincial interest, and is
consistent with policy statements issued by the province.
ANY PERSON may attend the Special Meeting of Council and/or make
written or verbal representation about what revisions may be required.
Dated at the Township of North Huron this 29th day of May, 2013.
Gary Long, CAO/Clerk
Township of North Huron
P.O. Box 90, 274 Josephine Street
Wingham, Ontario
N0G 2W0Talking tail winds and airplanes
A barbecue and tour was held at the Richard W. LeVan Aerodrome on Saturday morning.
Aside from getting a great breakfast, visitors could chat with people like Burt Hodgins, left,
who owns the plane he and his friends are leaning on. Shown with Hodgins are, from left, Tom
Inglis, Jack Searson and Ken Lehman. (Denny Scott photo)
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