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Brussels Optimist Joe Seili made a presentation of a $500 cheque to Kathleen Dunn, centre
and Courtney Sallows for The Ark. The money was raised over Homecoming weekend.
Grey road closings worry residents
Grey Twp. council held its
regular meeting on Oct. 20 and
received a delegation that presented
a number or concerns with
council's plans to close additional
roads during the winter,
specifically Sideroad 10-11, Cone.
1.
The delegation indicated that a
number of buses used this road and
if the road was closed, buses would
have to tum around on Hwy. 86.
Concerns were also raised that
this road was used by a number of
individuals to get to other farms or
businesses. They suggested that as
an alternative that Sideroad 20-21,
Cone. 1-4 could be closed and
council instructed the road
superintendent to check into the
effects it would have on bus routes.
In response to a petition and a
delegation received at an earlier
meeting which presented concerns
about the Nutrient Management
Plan process, council forwarded a
letter to the delegation which
outlined the requirements and
benefits of the NMP and outlined
the improvements of the process in
evaluating intensive livestock
operations on liquid manure
systems.
Council also indicated that their
concerns would be forwarded to the
committee which had originally
proposed the NMP requirements
for their review.
It was decided that a candidates'
night for the upcoming election
would be held at the Cranbrook
Community Centre on Thursday,
Nov. 6 at 7:30 p.m.
The next regular meeting of
council is scheduled for Nov. 3 at 7
p.m.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19,1997. PAGE 21.
M. LUELLA HALL
Mrs. Luella Hall of Queensway
Nursing Home passed away in
Hensail on Tuesday, Nov. 11,
1997.
Born 101 years ago, May 28,
1896 in Morris Twp., Mrs. Hall
was employed in her adult life as a
teacher for a number of years at
schools in Guelph, Morris and Hul-
lett Townships and Blyth.
She was a member of Blyth Unit
ed Church and a life member of
Blyth Legion Ladies Auxiliary
Branch 420.
She was the beloved wife of
Bernard (Bun) Hall of Blyth, who
predeceased her in February 1965.
Mrs. Hall was the dear mother of
Marguerite and Jim Scott of Lon
don and Rhea and Larry Jones of
Clinton. She will be lovingly
remembered by her grandchildren,
Terry and Henrietta Toll, Warren
Toll and his fiance, Sandra De
Bello, Stephen and Valerie Jones
and Peggy and Paul Vere. She was
the loved great-grandmother of
Tyssen, Lauren and Natalie Toll,
Cameron and Clayton Jones, Justin,
Tyler and Amanda Vere.
Mrs. Hall was predeceased by a
sister, M. Olive Gibbas and a broth
er T. Bailie Parrott.
On Wednesday evening, the
Blyth Legion Ladies Auxiliary held
a special service at the Beattie-Fal
coner Funeral Home, "Tasker
Chapel".
Funeral services were held at 2
p.m., Thursday, Nov. 13 at the
funeral home, with Rev. Stephen
Huntley officiating. Boyd Taylor
and Valerie Jones gave special trib
utes to Mrs. Hall.
Carrying her to her final resting
place at Blyth Union Cemetery
were Stephen Jones, Paul Vere,
Terry Toll, Warren Toll, Boyd Tay
lor and Bill Young.
Flowerbearers were Tyssen Toll
and Cameron Jones.
Kochs
report
on conf.
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Bruce Campbell was worship
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Darlene Hemingway played for the
offertory and Bev Brown gave a
children's story.
Lloyd and Erla Koch gave a
report on the annual Mennonite
Central Committee Conference
which they had attended on the
weekend.
Pastor Wiebe will bring the
message again next Sunday.
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