HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2013-06-27, Page 18BURKE, Isobel. In loving memory
of a dear Mother, Nana and Great
Nana who passed away June 23,
2012.
Our hearts are full of memories,
With pride we speak your name,
Though life goes on without you,
It will never be the same.
– Lovingly remembered by Steve
and Ginette, Sheila and Doug and
families. 26-1
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CALDWELL. In loving memory of
my dear husband, Ralph who passed
away June 30, 1999.
I cannot halt the hands of time,
Nor live again the past,
But in my heart are memories,
That will forever last.
Deep in my heart you’ll always stay,
Loved and remembered every day.
– Sadly missed by your wife,
Gladys. 26-1p
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CALDWELL. In loving memory of
a dear father, grandfather and great-
grandfather, Ralph Caldwell who
passed away June 30, 1999.
Our Father kept a garden,
A garden of the heart,
He planted all the good things,
That gave our lives their start.
He turned us to the sunshine,
And encouraged us to dream,
Fostering and nurturing,
The seeds of self-esteem.
And when the winds and rain came,
He protected us enough,
But not too much because he knew,
We would stand up strong and tough.
His constant good example,
Always taught us right from wrong.
Markers for our pathway,
That will last a lifetime long.
We miss your wisdom, your gentle
touch, your smile, but most of all we
miss you!
– Love, your family. 26-1p
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MAIZE, Greg. June 27, 2011.
Walking with Grandpa
I like to walk with Grandpa,
His steps are short like mine,
He doesn’t say now hurry up,
He always takes his time.
Most people want to hurry,
They do not stop and see,
I’m glad that God made Grandpa,
Unrushed and young like me.
I miss you Grandpa.
– Love Shyanne 26-1
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MAIZE, Greg. June 27, 2011.
Dad it is two years since you passed
away.
There is always a face before us,
A voice we’d love to hear,
A smile we always remember,
Of a father we loved so dear.
Deep in our hearts lies a picture,
That’s more precious than silver or
gold,
A picture of our father,
Whose memory will never grow old.
– Love Adam, Doug, Ange, Bruce
and Aleda. 26-1
MAIZE, Greg. June 27, 2011.
Greg it has been two years since you
passed.
A picture of you I carry in my heart,
I close my eyes to see it when the
world gets dark.
A memory of you I carry in my soul,
I wrap it close around me when the
nights get cold.
If you ask how I am, I’d say just fine,
But the truth is if you could read my
mind,
Not a day goes by,
That I don’t think of you Greg.
– Love Roxy. 26-1
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Chris Mish, Vice-President, Co-
Founder and Chief Economic
Officer of Sun Country Highway, a
company interested in making
electric vehicles (EV) more
prevalent by providing a
comprehensive system of chargers
across Canada, addressed North
Huron Township Council last week
regarding installing some vehicle
chargers in the area.
Two chargers, one at McGavin’s
Farm Equipment in Walton and one
at The Old Mill south of Blyth,
already exist near North Huron,
however, Mish explained that the
organization wants to make Canada
the most electric vehicle-friendly
country in the world and has already
made several areas completely
electric-vehicle accessible.
“We are looking at empowering
Canadians to lead global change by
adopting a model for economic and
environmental sustainability,” Mish
said. “Our goals have always been
lofty. We wanted to create the
longest green highway and we
pulled it off in less than eight
months. Now we’re looking at 80
different sites with infrastructure
and media events and a tour
coordination to help bring more
attention to the issue. This year,
we’ll be looking at 90 per cent of the
Canadian population being able to
access electric-vehicle chargers.
We’re looking at installing 1,000
publically available EV charging
stations. Ontario is lagging, but by
moving aggressively, we can put the
province back on top.
He explained that Prince Edward
Island, New Brunswick and
Vancouver Island are already 100
per cent EV friendly.
Mish explained that, as part of
what he called the Highway 21/4
launch, he wanted to see some EV
units installed in the area.
His proposal called for one CS-90
charger, which he called the most
advanced on the market, to be
installed in North Huron in a
‘prominent’ location for $2,398.
“This would put North Huron on
the map as a leader in providing
public EV charging infrastructures
in Ontario, promoting a sustainable
environment and economy,” he said.
“By adding one or two additional
stations beyond the first, North
Huron would become one of the
most EV-friendly municipalities per
capita in Ontario.”
The unveiling of Highway 21/4, a
program Mish hopes will see both
corridors made completely EV
friendly, is set for mid-July.
When asked, Mish explained that
the chargers charge one vehicle at a
time and that takes approximately an
hour. Most vehicles will cost less
than $1 to charge.
He also explained the units are
fully covered by warrantee and will
be serviced out of the company’s
London office.
Council stated they would discuss
the issue further at a later date.
By Emma Baan
The second meeting of the Grey
Township 4-H Club was held
at the Maple Keys bush near Ethel.
The meeting was opened with
the 4-H pledge by leader Monique
Baan at 7 p.m. on Friday, June
21.
The roll call was answered by 17
members. The roll call question was
“What is the most important thing
to take on a hike?” Some of the
answers were: a water bottle, proper
footwear, bug spray and a first aid
kit.
After the roll call members chose
a name for the club. Some of the
suggestions were: Huron Hikers,
Mosquito Bait, Wild Walkers and
the Hitch Hikers. Members all
agreed on the name The Grey
Township Mosquito Bait. Then they
set out on the hike.
The hike took about an hour. The
group had three 4-H leaders as
well as three parents along for the
hike. The group saw a lot of neat
things in Maple Keys Bush: a
salamander, a tree deformed
when it was young by a fallen tree
that had now rotted away but could
still be seen covered with moss a
little piece away, wild ginger, a
memorial spot for someone, tent
caterpillars and many, many, many
mosquitoes.
It was a beautiful night for a walk
and a great trail to walk. sometimes
we overlook the places closest to
our own homes.
After a fantastic second meeting,
the group is looking forward to its
third meeting, which will be
happening in the near future.
Council
to discuss
highway
further
Grey Twp. 4-H Club
hikes in Ethel bush
for second meeting