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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19,1997 PAGE 21.
Organ prelude with Nancy Park
opened the service at Knox United
at 10 a.m. on Feb. 16.
Responsive reading was the
worship invitation, followed by
singing Were You There When
They Crucified My Lord?
Rev. Paul Ross then gave the
announcements. The installation of
the elected members of the
stewards and induction of the new
elders is to be held next Sunday.
The UCW is combining Feb. and
March meetings. It will be on
March 3; an all-day quilting is to
take place. A beverage and dessert
will be supplied but bring a bag
lunch for this day's work.
Prayers were then given by Rev.
Ross followed by singing the hymn
Morning Has Broken.
The children went to the front
during the singing of Jesus Loves
the Little Children. Out of the
.mystery bag a picture of a rainbow
was drawn. The minister then
showed the children a framed
picture of Noah's Ark and the
rainbow shining. He spoke to them
on the story and the meaning of
rainbows.
The hymn O Jesus, 1 have
Promised was sung. Rev. Ross read
the scripture from Genesis 9, where
God spoke to Noah and told him
that he would never again cause
floods - the earth would not be
destroyed by him. The rainbow is a
remembrance of that covenant.
From the New Testament Mark I,
it was read that John Baptized
Jesus. A spirit came from Heaven
and God spoke of His Beloved Son.
The hymn All Things Bright and
Beautiful was sung, followed by
the sermon. The topic was
"Keeping Your Word". People
must do the same as God, Rev.
Ross said. "What we say we will
do, we must do to the best of our
ability. We must follow God's
word.
Prayers of thanks and concern
followed. The Lord's Prayer was
said in unison.
The offering was then received,
the doxology sung and offertory
prayer given.
The final hymn was Giver of the
Perfect Gift followed by the
Benediction and Amen.
TOWNSHIP OF GREY
PUBLIC MEETING
CONCERNING A PROPOSED
ZONING BY-LAW AMENDMENT
UCW to give Easter baskets
Continued from page 14
Joseph was rescued by a tribe and
sold as a slave into Egypt.
The pictures and narration were
very good. A Bible quiz, not to be
taken seriously, was then played
with much laughter.
The business opened with
Margaret Bakker giving a
thoughtful reading "Treasures
through Eternity". The secretary
report was then given and thank
you cards read from Rev. and Mrs.
Ross and from the Children's Aid.
Treasurer Nancy Park said she
would like to resign as treasurer. A
new treasurer will have to be found
to take her place.
The card convener Grace
Cartwright read thank you cards
received from Isobel Turner and
Don and Lois Haines, then gave her
monthly report. Ruth Armstrong
also gave thanks from the
Community Care and gave a list of
things needed. These include
winter clothing for ages eight to 12,
mainly underwear and socks. They
also need balls and beach toys for
the summer.
Discussion arose regarding the
display of community care articles.
There was an excellent display at
the Sunday School supper in 1996.
The February meeting will be a
quilting bee on Feb. 17. Tina
Empey will be in charge.
Easter baskets will be given
again this year, Grace Cartwright,
Kay Lapp and Maureen Bean will
be in charge of this.
A spring thankoffering may be
had for the May meeting.
Margaret Bakker treated the
members with cheese, fruit breads
and cold drinks throughout the
business.
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the
Township of Grey will hold a public meeting on Tuesday, March
11, 1997 at 7:30 p.m. In the Cranbrook Community Hall,
Cranbrook, Ontario to consider a proposed zoning by-law under
Section 34 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, as amended.
This by-law amends zoning by-law 12-1985.
The location of the affected lands is shown on Schedule "A"
attached. The location map Identifies the lands within the
Township.
ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or make written
or verbal representation, either in support of or In opposition to
the proposed zoning by-law amendment.
IF A PERSON OR PUBUC BODY that files an appeal of a decision
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R.R. 3
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PURPOSE AND EFFECT:
This by-law proposes to amend zoning by-law 12-1985 to incor
porate the new minimum distance separation formula (MDS I & II)
recommended by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural
Affairs. This amendment revises the current minimum distance
separation requirements for the establishment of new farm build
ings and for the establishment of non-farm related buildings and
structures within the agricultural areas of the Township of Grey.
Also included are definitions for several terms used by the new
formula. This by-law also Incorporates setback requirements for
liquid manure storage facilities. These requirements have his
torically been part of a by-faw to regulate the location of manure
pits.
Also under consideration at this public meeting are revisions to
the current by-law to regulate the location of manure pits. It Is
proposed that a Nutrient Management Plan shall be completed
prior to the Issuance of a building permit for a new livestock liq
uid manure system to serve an intensive livestock operation; or
for an expanded livestock liquid manure system for an Intensive
livestock operation has been defined as Including 150 livestock
units or 50 or more livestock units on a land base which exceeds
5 livestock units per tillable hectare. The Nutrient Management
Plan shall be prepared by a consultant In agriculture and shall
satisfy terms of reference which are provided as appendix A to
the manure by-law. The Nutrient Management Plan includes an
on-site review of the manure system, the available crop land and
requires the design of a manure management strategy that
includes safe application rates, recognizes crop nutrient needs,
and recommends appropriate reductions in commercial fertilizer
applications. Also Included is an emergency action plan in the
event of a spill or system failure. A sample nutrient management
plan has been prepared by Ecologlstlcs Ltd., Waterloo, Ontario
and is available for inspection at the township office.
The zoning amendments are proposed as amendments to by-law
12-1985. The changes to the liquid manure by-law are proposed
In accordance with the Municipal Act.
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