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Husband, wife
minister at Knox
Guests at Knox United Church
were Paul and Marilyn Elgie who
minister as a team. Paul shared his
musical talents by playing selections
on the piano throughout the service.
The children’s message was about
‘Son shine’ and the adult message
was titled, Grace Defeats Disgrace.
Communion will be celebrated
next Sunday.
Auburn UCW held its May
meeting in the church basement
May 24 at 7:30 p.m. The theme was
Outreach - Globally a Within The
Community. Guest speaker was Ann
Braebender from Huronview
Huronlea who focused on ways
people could volunteer and make a
difference tn the lives of the homes’
residents.
The Community Outreach Project
was displayed and the whole east
wall was filled with donations from
Knox members and friends in the
community. Some of the baby
clothes and mitts were handmade as
were the quilts.
The donations were received by
volunteer June Johns who was
amazed at the quantity and quality
of donations brought in through the
Knox Church.
An awesome thing these blessings
of small community.
FROM AUBURN
Hist, Society visits area
The Huron County Historical
Society enjoyed its evening in
Westfield Thursday. There was a
wander through the cemetery for
half an hour and then it was on to the
church.
The tiny community can be
extremely proud of the restorations
made to this century-old buil
Talent showcase
Students at East Wawanosh Public School recently held a
talent showcase, with the winners advancing to the finals
held May 25. Baton twirler Cheyenne Schiestel was one of
the primary competitors. Winning the primary division was
soloist Courtney Shearer Pianist Caroline McDowell took
top honours in the junior/intermediate division and the
overall winners were Tammy Hewitt and Adel Dodds, who
performed a duet. (Jim Brown photo)
PEOPLE AROUND
AUBURN
By Debbie
Bauer
Call
529-7820
held in Goderich on June 5. Brian is
a creative writing professor at
Ryerson University and has been an
editor for Harlequin for 15 years.
Anyone wishing more information is
asked to contact Debbie at 529-
7820.
ding.
The Snell family in particular has
much to be proud of. Elaine Snell,
council member of the historical
society headed’ up the committee
pulling together a.ll the details of the
evening and did an amazing job. The
visitors to the church were greeted
with pots of flowers and charming
smiles. __
Everyone was treated to an
accounting of the restoration efforts
as well as a couple of good old-
fashioned hymns.
The ladies of the church outdid
themselves with the lunch.
The stain-glass windows are a
“must see”.
The community of Auburn is very
pleased to hear Ernie Dumin is out
of hospital. Mr. Durnin is residing in
Restview m Clinton. Many of
Ernie’s friends and neighbours will
be in to visit and be very happy
indeed for the chance. Glad to hear
of your remarkable recuperation.
The Auburn Seniors dined out at
Stickers followed by a tour of the
new Sunset Springs greenhouse
located not far from Family Paradise
Campground in the Seaforth area.
The new enterprise, just opened this
past Saturday is the result of a lot of
hard work by the Reinink family.
Carol Reinink is the daughter of Bill
and Maxine Seers of Auburn.
Refreshments were served up by
Tena Empey and Maxine Seers
before the seniors were on their way
again.
Hayley Andrews visited her
grandparents. Bill and Bernadette
Andrews in Auburn this weekend.
A memorial service was held for
Emerson Rodger on Saturday at the
North Street United Church. Mr.
Rodger was in recent years living in
Goderich. However he had for many
years lived near Westfield just north
at Auburn
The writer’s group Under the
Covers meetings in Blyth every
second Tuesday evening are hosting
a lull-day workshop entitled How to
get Published. The workshop will be
run by Brian Henry of Toronto and
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COUNTY OF HURON
CLASS ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT, SCHEDULE B
BRIDGE REHABILITATIONS
2ND MANDATORY PUBLIC CONTACT - PHASE 2
NOTICE OF COMPLETION
To resolve the deterioration of a number of bridges, the County of Huron is proposing to undertake
repairs to the following bridges:
1) Bannockburn Bridge, Bannockburn River, County Road 3, 2.2km east of Varna,
Municipality of Bluewater, Geographic Township of Stanley, Concession BRN-BRS, Lot 24
2) Donney Brook Bridge, Maitland River, County Road 22, 6.4km north of Auburn, Twp of
North Huron/ Twp of Ashfield-Colbome-Wawanosh, Gfeographic Township of Wawanosh,
Concession V-VI, Lot 27-28
3) Becker’s Bridge, County Road 1, 5km north of County Road 20, Twp of Ashfield-Colbome
Wawanosh; Geographic Township of Wawanosh, Concession XII, Lot 12,13, County Road 1,
5.0 km north of County Road 20
4) Egmondville Bridge, Bayfield River, County Road 12, 0.1 km south of Egmondville,
Municipality of Huron East, Geographic Township of Tuckersmith, Concession III, Lot 10,11
5) Grieves Bridge, Maitland River South Branch, County Road 12, 4.0 km north of Seaforth,
Municipality of Huron East, Geographic Township of McKillop, Concession IV, Lot 25
6) Zetland Bridge, Maitland River, County Road 86, 3.4 km west of County Road 4, Twp. Of
North Huron/Municipality of Morris-Tumberry, Geographic Township of East Wawanosh,
Concession IV, Lot 37
7) South of Wingham Bridge, Middle Maitland River, County Road 4, 0.5 km south of
County Road 86, Twp. of North Huron/ Municipality of Morris-Tumberry, Geographic
Township of East Wawanosh, Concession XIV, Lot 42, Geographic Township of Morris,
Concession I, Lot 1
This work is planned to be completed by late 2005.
The project is being planned under Schedule B of the Municipal Class Environmental
Assessment. Subject to comments received as a result of this Notice, and the receipt of necessary
approvals, the County of Huron intends to proceed with the design and construction of these
projects. The project plans and other information are available at the Goderich Public Library, 52
Montreal Street, Goderich, ON N7A 2G4.
Interested persons should provide written comment to the County on the proposal within 30
calendar days from the date of this Notice. Comment should be directed care of Mr. Scott Davis,
Totten Sims Hubicki Associates, 72 Victoria St. S. #202, Kitchener, Ontario, N2G 4Y9.
If concerns arise regarding this project, which cannot be resolved in discussion with the County, a
person or party may request that the Minister of the Environment make an order for the project
to comply with Part II of the Environmental Assessment Act, which addresses individual
environmental assessments. Requests must be received by the Minister at the address below
within 30 calendar days of this Notice. A copy of the request must also be sent to the County
Engineer care of the above noted address. If there is no request received by July 1,2005, the bridge
repairs will proceed to design and construction as presented in the planning documentation.
Minister of the Environment
135 St. Clair Avenue
10th Floor, Toronto, ON M4V 1P5
This notice issued June 1, 2005
Don Pletch, County Engineer
County of Huron