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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1993-07-14, Page 13THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1993. PAGE 13. Child dedication at Auburn "0 Glorious Love" was the solo Luke 2: 4-7 and Isa. 66: 8. The when souls are saved the church is that Helen Baumbach sang at message of the church should be God conscious, he said. Auburn Missionary Church on the new birth, he said. Just as There is a consecration impact. Sunday, July 11. children are born into a family, We bring a child into the kingdom, there is an impact on the parents. Pastor Came said. As parents prepare for the birth of a child so the mission of the church Lastly, he said, there is an impact is to bring people to new birth in upon the world as world history is Jesus. We should ask God to help made by people. Summer Kids us love people into the kingdom. Club begins July 26. Pastor Carne said, there is an Next Sunday, July 19, The Kings impact in the miracle of birth. messengers will be the guest Anyone who becomes a parent musicians at Auburn Missionary must see the miracle of God and Church at 11 a m. 95 Procters gather in Belgrave This was also child dedication service. Becky and Marlin Good brought Dallas, Jordan and Caleb to be dedicated to the Lord. Grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Graber from Indiana, U.S.A. and Mr. and Mrs. Good from Newry were present. Pastor Carne's message, "The Privilege of Parenting" was from The news tram uburn Coni pi ed by Mildred wir Milestone Friends and family gathered at the Auburn Community Hall this past Saturday afternoon to honour Tom and Ruth Jardin on the momentous occasion of their 55th wedding anniversary. Township picnic planned Pick Your Own ** Strawberries Now Picking ** Raspberries ** Peas 7' Crop Information 1.27. 528-2900 Weather and Crop Permitting HWY. #86 E. RR #1 LUCKNOW, ONT. NOG 2H0 DRAPERY GARAGE SALE • discontinued fabrics • remnants for draperies & crafts • ready-made draperies "All prices dramatically slashed!" Location: Highway 86 • 7 miles west of Llstowel • in Molesworth beside the Feed Mill • Watch for signs Dates & Times: Wed., July 14th to Sat., July 17th Wed., Thurs. & Sat., 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Fri. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Universal Interiors 519-356-2294 R.R. 1, Atwood 1-800-265-8900 The council of Colborne Twp. held its regularly scheduled meeting on July 6. Councillor Stewart Steenstra, chairman of the Recreation Committee, advised council that the Township Picnic would be held on Sunday, Aug. 22 at the Falls Reserve beginning at 2:00 p.m. Games are being planned for the children and a family barbecue will be held. The Committee is still negotiating prices for the barbecue. Council, again discussed the possibility of entering into a Road Maintenance Agreement with Ken Brindley and the Hunter's Beach Cottage Association. An agree- ment is necessary in order for the possible Zoning Amendment to Ken Brindley's property to permit a farmers' flea market. Frank Ewald was present to voice his objections to council's treatment of his Zoning Amendment application. Council had denied Mr. Ewald's request to rezone his property at Part Lot 16, Conc. 7, E.D. to permit a permanent residence. Mr. Ewald stated he had been led to believe that if approval was received from the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority and the Huron County Health Unit, council would pass the rezoning. Council denied the rezoning because the property is located in the flood plain of the Maitland River. Anne Chisholm appeared before council to request the weeds and long grass on the vacant lots in Maitlandview Estates be cut. Council advised Mrs. Chisholm that the property owners had been contacted. If the properties were not cut at a designated time, the County Weed Commissioner would be contacted. Mrs. Chisholm asked if council could look into this matter earlier next year and council agreed to look at the situation at their May meeting. Council authorized payment of the bills and accounts for the month ended June 30 in the amount of $469,007.35. This amount included requisitions to the Huron County Board of Education in the amount of $232,187.33, the Huron Perth Roman Catholic Separate School Board in the amount of $23,728.41, Huron County in the amount of $84,654.48, and the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority in the amount of $6,090.95. Council approved a tax extension agreement with a municipal ratepayer, a Tile Drain Loan based upon the availability of funds from the Ministry of Agriculture and Food for John and Anna Refflinghaus, and an Ontario Home Renewal Loan for Ross and Darlene Brindley for well construction. Council was advised that the provincial government had reduced the Township's unconditional grant by $10,220. as part of the provincial government's Social Contract. Council must make up this money through other means. Council requested Clerk Stewart to prepare a summary of the Social Contract and possible areas where this reduction could be made up for their next meeting. Reeve Vanstone reminded council that Colborne Township Cemetery Service would be held Sunday, Aug. 1 at 2:00 p.m. Rev. Ian McWhinnie would be the guest minister. The next regularly scheduled Council Meeting will be held Tues. July 20 at 8:00 p.m. at the Colbome Township Community Hall. Learning French makes a world of difference Ninety-five Procter relatives held their 62nd reunion at the W.I. Hall, Belgrave on Sunday, July 11. Officers for 1993 were: president, Mrs. Joyce Hill; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Marlene Procter; sports, Paul and Linda Smits and Jim and Sharon Nivins; oldest person present, Mrs. Alice Council deals with offending property owner A Dungannon property owner will be given 14 days to protest the property standards by-law. West Wawanosh council decided at its June 29 meeting, to notify the owner of the offending building, that he had limited time to respond. Several complaints have beer received by council from neigh. bours. Two land usage issues were dis- cussed by council. Grant Chisholtr was allowed a zoning amendmen for the residential portion of hii property, now AG 4. Harold Glenn and Ronald Mac Crostie asked council about at unopened road allowance tha would provide access to the land locked portion of Lot 16, Conc. 1 which belongs to Mr. Glenn. Thi road allowance runs between lot 15 and 16. A decision was deferrer by council for further investigation Council was informed tha Auburn road reconstruction was u begin on July 5. Procter; youngest person, Meghan Higgins; coming the farthest, Warren and Marie Pickell. Barbecued hamburgers and hot dogs were enjoyed for the supper meal. The 1994 reunion will be held July 10 at the W.I. Hall, Belgrave with the following officers: president, George Procter; secretary treasurer, Kate Procter; sports, Arnold and Anne Spivey and George and Amy Alton. Those attending were from Toronto, Seaforth, Woodstock, Tavistock, Lucknow, Whitechurch, Wingham and Belgrave.