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DURNIN
In loving memory of James Durnin, who
passed away twenty-seven years ago on August
1, 1982 and Dorothy Durnin, who passed away
ten years ago on September 2, 1999.
Those we love never die for as long as we live
and remember, they are with us.
Remembered with love by Sue, Jim, Jayne and
Ryan. -34x
TAYLOR (DUCKWORTH)
In loving memory of June Taylor (Duckworth),
who passed away August 21, 1995.
We had a Mom with a heart of gold,
Who was more to us than wealth untold;
Without farewell she fell asleep
With only memories for us to keep.
Fondly remembered by Rick, Carolyn, Aaron,
Teri, Toby, Jade and Beau. —34x
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Goderich Signal -Star, Wednesday, August 19, 2009 - Page A39
Photo by Gerard Creces
Rotary gives back
Rotary Club member Doran Love presents Huron Women's Shelter executive director Michele Hansen and Big
Goderichy
Brothers Big Sisters of North Huron exeuctive director Elaine Osborne with $600 each, raised from Rotary's Pav Dance,
held in June. Qsborne said the funds raised for BBBS will help to move one Little off the wait list and offered her thanks
to the service club. Hansen said the donation to the women's shelter will be. used in a new project, offering pet care for
women leaving distressing situations at home. Love is a past president of the HWS board.
Ba
eld opens up wells to the public
The Ausable Bayfield Maitland Val-
ley Drinking Water Source Protection
Region is hosting a new 'Open Well'
event on Friday, August 28 in the Bay-
field area.
Interested people are invited to drop
in any time between 5:30 p.m. and '1:30
p.m. for a free hot dog or hamburger and
to find out about a local drinking water
source. The event is taking place at the
Carriage Lane municipal well system.
From Highway 2,1, north of the river
(north of the 'bridge), turn east on Old
River Road.
Local residents have enjoyed the op-
portunity to find out about where their
drinking water comes from through
tours of local wells, More than 150 peo-
ple have attended previous Open Well
events that have taken place in Bruce -
field, Blyth, Dungannon and Listowel.
A water operator from Veolia Water
Canada, the firm contracted . by the Mu-
• nicipality of Bluewater, will be avail-
able to speak about how the well works
and how water is treated.
"We are glad that the Municipality of
Bluewater has given this opportunity to
see how a typical municipal well sys-
tem operates," said Cathie Brown, Proj-
ect Manager for the Source Protection
Planning initiative. "It is important to
understand that what goes on around
a well can eventually impact the water
quality."
The August 28 event is also an oppor-
tunity to find out about financial assis-
tance available for stewardship projects
by property owners around wellhead
areas and Source Protection planning
activities taking place in the region, 'Open Well' event phone Mary Lynn at
such as assessment report preparation 519-235-2610 or 1-888-286-2610 or e -
development over mail facilitator@sourcewaterinfo.on.ca
this year and plan
the coming three
years. Fact sheets
on keeping private
wells and septic
systems main-
tained and other
topics will also be
available.
For more in-
formation on the
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