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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2001-09-12, Page 21PEOPLE AROUND ETHEL By Margaret McMahon Call 887-9250 IN THE MATTER OF THE ONTARIO HERITAGE ACT, 1980, R.S.O. CHAPTER 337 AND IN THE MATTER OF THE LANDS AND PREMISES AT THE FOLLOWING MUNICIPAL ADDRESS(ES) IN THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DESIGNATE TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of Central Huron intends to designate the property, including lands and buildings, at the following municipal address(es) as a property of architectural and/or historical value or interest under Part IV of The Ontario Heritage Act, 1980, R.S.O. Chapter 337. Municipal Address: Ball's Cemetery Chapel, 38409 Balls Line Concession I I, Lot 41, formerly Hullett Township now Ward Two, Municipality of Central Huron Reasons for the Proposed Designation Historical: The chapel is considered historically significant for its association with the Ball pioneer family and for being with one of the few remaining private burial grounds in Ontario and run by a Board of Trustees. Architectural: The Ball chapel is considered of architectural significance because it is a beautiful and near original example of a small rural chipel in the Ontario Gothic Style and a landmark on the road from Clinton to Auburn since 1869. Any person may, within thirty days of the first publication of this notice, send by registered mail or deliver in person to the Clerk of the Municipality of Central Huron notice of his or her objection to the proposed designation together with a statement of the reasons for the objection and all relevant facts. If such a Notice of Objection is received, the Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of Central Huron shall refer the matter to the Conservation Review Board for a hearing. DATED at the Municipality of Central Huron this 12th day of September, 2001. 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Facilitator of Healing • Registered massage therapist • Cranio-sacral therapist By appotnnisent 412 Queen St. Blyth 519-523-9400 rPAUL COOK ELECTRIC Home, Farm & Commercial Wiring BELGRAVE 357-1537 THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2001. PAGE 21. Grey CPS staff brings community up to date To bring the community up to date on the first week back to school at Grey, Grade 6 students surveyed the school by interviewing teachers. Principal, Mrs. McDowell is happy to be back at school because she gets to see all the students and how they changed over the summer. She wants to acknowledge all the people who have done such a great job getting the school ready for back to school, especially Mrs. Cochrane, school secretary, and Alan and Shirley Baker, the school custodians. The School Council meeting is Thursday, Sept. 13 at 7 p.m. French teacher, Mrs. Colquhoun, is happy to be back at school because she enjoys teaching French and she missed her students. Miss MacKay is thrilled to be back at Grey in the SCC classroom, work- ing with Mrs. Martin. The morning class is doing a Robert Munsch author study and the 6/7s are study- ing Tuck Everlasting in the after- noon. Students are busy constructing music boxes and are anticipating the release of the Harry Potter movie this fall. Mrs. Scott said she was happy to be back to school and working with the little boys and girls in Kindergarten A and B. All the boys and girls in SK have enjoyed getting back to school. No tears so far! They are looking forward to school and playing with their friends. While the class awaits the arrival of all their JK friends, they are estab- lishing routines and exploring cen- tres. Once the graduated entry process is complete on Sept. 18, the class will be studying growth and change. Welcome Mrs. Bowler! JK students will start to arrive this week. Her classes are getting, into routines while studying bus safety. Mrs, Stevenson's assistance as an educational assistant is much appre- dated in Mrs. Scott's classroom. Mrs. Bowler, the Kindergarten C teacher, is very excited to be back to school. This is her first year teaching here. During the first week she met with the JK students and their par- ents. Miss Hill is excited to be back at school because Grade I is really fun to teach. The class is learning about weather and rules and :responsibili- ties. Mr. Park's Grade 2 class will be studying snails and leaves. They will also be learning how to play chess. The Grade 2s are very enthusiastic about everything and are especially looking forward • to communicating with their pen pals from Howick. Mrs. Hemingway is glad /to be back into the school routine again and is looking forward to a wonder- ful year. Her Grade 3 class is study- ing soil and reviewingaddition and subtraction. They are looking for- ward to Grade 3 testing! Mrs. Smith is teaching the Grade 3.class art and music. Mrs. Murray thinks it is awesome to be back at Grey. Her Grade 4 class is learning about Canada in social studies, habitat in science and colour wheels in art. They are also learning about homophones in The Ethel euchre was held on Sept. 3 with 16 tables in play and hosted by Jim McGillawee and Mac spelling and time in math. The stu- dents are looking forward to their secret Medieval field trip. Mrs. Murray is leading the primary choir this year. The new Grade 4/5 teacher, Mr. Walker, is thrilled to be teaching at Grey because he likes to meet new people. His class is learning about observations. They are excited about celebrating the 100th day of school with a big party. Mrs. MitChell, the Grade, 6 teacher, is also new to Grey. In addition to teaching Grade 6, she teaches Grade 8 history. She is excited to be teach- ing so close to home! In science, her class is learning about the properties of air and flight using their web site, http ://grade 6 flightsite.tri pod .com. In language arts, the Grade 6s are studying biographies in literature and writing. Students are reviewing place value in math. They are look- ing forward to music with Mr. Payne and their flight field trip. Miss Henry, the new Grade 7 teacher, is teaching her students about physical geography and poet- ry. Her class is very into gym and is eagerly anticipating Christmas! Grade 7/8 teacher, Mr. Payne, is glad to be back at school. His class is learning about the water cycle in sci- Smith. Winners were: high, Eva Harrison, Norm Dobson; low, Erma Brighton, Allen Kennedy; lone hands, Edna McLellan, Keith Turnbull; - tally, Lois McLean, Charlie Harrison, Isabelle Craig, Alice Shearer, Alda Worden, Rex Whaley, June Jacklin, Adrian Verstoep, Hilda Holmes, Myrna Burnett, Hilda Bridge, Scott McLean, Margaret Long, Allan Edgar, Mabel Williams, Jean Bedwell and John Subject. The. next euchre will be held on Monday, Sept. 17. ence. In history, they are working on Social Issues of Today compositions for the Brussels Fair. Mr. Payne will be leading the intermediate choir this year. He is thrilled to have new colleagues on staff and is looking forward to work- ing with them. Welcome to Mrs. Eadie, Grey's new resource education assistant, who will be in the Library each Tuesday and Thursday, and every other Monday. She's also an REA at Turnberry PS.