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PUBLIC NOTICE
Public Road Name Changes
Section 210 (111) of the
Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990
Notice is hereby given that the Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of Huron East intends to
pass a by-law to rename public roads which were previously,named and due to 9-1-1 regulations the
Council have deemed it necessary to change the names of certain streets/roads in their respective
municipalities.
The public.road naming changes will facilitate the County-wide Municipal Addressing System which is
required for the 9-1-1 Emergency Response System.
The following are the roads/streets affected by the change:
FROM TO
1. For the Brussels Ward in the Municipality of Huron East
1. Church Street
James Street
John Street
Market Street
Mill Street
William Street
Walnut Street
2. For the Grey Ward in the Municipality of Huron East
I. Louisa Street (Hamlet of Cranbrook)
II. High Street (Hamlet of Walton)
III. James Street (Hamlet-of Ethel)
IV. John Street (Hamlet of Ethel)
V. King Street (Hamlet of Ethel)
VI. King Street (Hamlet of Walton)
VII. Main Street (Hamlet of Ethel)
VIII. Mill Street (Hamlet of Ethel)
IX. Queen Street (Hamlet of Walton)
3. For the Seaforth Ward in the Municipality of Huron East
I. Elizabeth Street
II. Mill Street
4. For the Tuckersmith Ward in the Municipality of Huron East
1. Albert Street (Hamlet of Egmondville)
II. Centre Street (Hamlet of Egmondville)
Church Street (Hamlet of Brucefield)
IV. Church Street (Hamlet of Egmondville)
V. John Street (Hamlet of Brucefield)
VI. Mill Street (Hamlet of Egmondville)
VII. Queen Street (Hamlet of Egmondville)
VIII. Victoria Street (Hamlet of Egmondville)
McCutcheon Drive
Arena Street
Walnut Street
Flora Street
Orchard Lane
Meyers Drive
Workman Drive
Huether Street
Brussels Line
Pearson Street
Bateman Street
Ethel Line
Humphries Street
Brandon Road
Lamont Drive
Blyth Road
Daly Street
Sills Street
Camochan Street
Thompson Street
Scott Street
VanEgmond Street
MacLellan Drive
Doig Street
Brown Street
Nicholson Drive
Additional information relating to the proposed renaming of public roads is available for inspection at
the Municipal Office, 72 Main Street South, Seaforth.
Any person may appear before Council at a public meeting on Tuesday, January 8th, 2002 at
7:00 p.m. at which time the proposed public road naming changes will be discussed.
J.R. McLachlan
Clerk-Administrator
Municipality of Huron East
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Light sounds
Flutist Lindsay Gibson played some selections during the
Hullett Central School Christmas concert rehearsal on
Monday morning. The concert was held on Tuesday night.
(Ashley Gropp photo)
PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2001.
Organ prelude begins service at Knox
FROM AUBURN
Organ prelude with Nancy Park
playing welcomed the congregation
to Knox United, Auburn on Dec. 16
with good attendance.
Rev. Paul Ross welcomed all and
invited Danielle Bean to the front to
light the advent candle.
The opening hymn Herald! Sound
the Note of Judgement was sung.
Rev. Ross offered prayer, then
invited the children to the front.
The child to be baptized, her par-
ents, the Bradley Ramseys came up
and Rev. Ross'gathered the children
around them at the baptismal foun-
tain. He baptized Karissa Rose
Marie Ramsey. Following baptism
he brought the beautiful baby down
the aisles for the congregation to see.
The Lord's Prayer was said.
Hark the Glad Sound was sung as
the children went to their classes.
Scripture was read from Isaiah 35.
Here its states that God is with you,
do not be afraid, you will be saved.
Out of sadness, joy will come.
The guest soloist, Trish Johnston,
then treated all to a beautiful
Christmas song.
Rev. Ross continued with scripture
from Luke 1. Here Elisabeth is
speaking to Mary who replied saying
that her soul did magnify the Lord as
he is holy and has done great things.
His mercy is always with us. Lo, He
comes with Clouds Descending was
sung and Rev. Ross continued with
his sermon, Neverending Joy. Most
have so much in this world to be
thankful for. There are others who do
not have the food and necessities of
life, even in this country. Help is
needed for those who are hungry or
homeless and those who can, must
assist. This gives both those who
receive and those who give, joy.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Sturzenegger
received and presented the offering.
The closing hymn was Joy to the
World.
The Sturzenegger family greeted
at the door.
A Christmas Eve service to cele-
brate the birth of Christ will be held
at 7:30 p.m. at Londesboro United
Church.