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HomeMy WebLinkAboutTimes Advocate, 1997-04-23, Page 8Page 8 Times -Advocate, April 23, 1997 A-141 L I 35th anniversary The United Church Womens Group marked their 35th anplversary on Sunday. From left, Norma Cockwill, Donna Paynter, Elly Van Bergen and Helen Coates. Speaker tells of recent travels KIPPEN - The Kippen East Women's Institute held their annual meeting at the home of Mona Al- derdice on April 15 at 8 p.m. with Lil McLellan as co -hostess. Grace Drummond, president, welcomed everyone and read the "Pessimist Creed." The meeting opened with the Ode and Mary •Stewart Collect. Ten members an- .tiwered the roll• call, stating what they look for an' label - fat -con- tent, cholorferol; ��ermanent press. washable, where it is made, fabric content etc. Membership fees, were paid. The minutes of the March meeting were read as well as the minutes of March and April of 1935, the first year of the Kippen East W.I. Dele- gates' were chosen for the District Annual to he held on May IS at Scalorth Northside United Church, beginning at 6:30 p.m. The June meeting will be the an- nual car trip, going to a dinner and concert at Wonderland Gardens. Grace Eyre gave the Sunshine Report; Mona Alderdice, the Treas- urer's report; Phyllis Parsons, the auditors report; the. Resolutions and P.R.O. report were given by Mona Alderdice and Grace Drummond gave the convener's ieport. Phyllis Parsons presented the pro- posed list of officeys and these were accepted and in ailed as follows: Past president, Ruby Triebner; president. Grace Drummond; sec- ond v0e, Mona Alderdice; secre- t Helen MacLean; treasurer and ublic relations, Mona Alderdice; branch directors, Ruby Triebner, Phyllis Parsons; co-ordinator, Grace Drummond; district director, Hilda Payne; alternate district di- rector, Ruby Triebner; resolutions, Mona Alderdice; sunshine, Grace Eyre; assistant sunshine, Dorothy Bell; education and cultural activi- ties, Helen MacLean, Phyllis Par- sons; family and consumer affairs, Rena Caldwell, Ruby Triebner; ag- riculture and Canadian industries, Grace Eyre, Ruby Triebner; citizen- ship and world affairs, Lil McLel- lan, Dorothy Bell; curator and pia- nist, Hilda Payne; auditor, Phyllis. Parsons. Grace Eyre chaired the program. Dorothy Bell read the "Optimist Creed" and "Just a Matter of Time." Rena Caldwell told a joke. Helen STEPHEN TOWNSFIP NOTICE OF HIGHWAY, MUNICIPAL ROAD AND STREET RE -NAMING IN THE TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN FOR 9-1-1 EMERGENCY RESPONSE . By authority of the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990 Chapter 302, Section 210 (111) TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Township of Stephen intends to pass a by-law on Tuesday, May 6, 1997 to rename the following highway, road and street names in the Township of Stephen: LOCAL HOADS Tasko Road to VICTORIA ST. County Rd 21 to HURON PARK RD County Rd 36 to ELGIN ST. Concession 2/3 to AIRPORT LINE Concession 4/5 to AUSABLE 1 INE Concession 6/7 to PARR LINE Concession 8/9 to BABYLON LINE Concession 10/11 to GOSHEN LINE County Rd 2 and Concession 12/13 to BRONSON LINE Concession 14/15 to BLACKBUSH LINE Concession 16/17 to SHIPKA LINE Concession 18/19 to CORBETT LINE Rd Allowance Between Lots 39 and 40 Conc. South Bdy to BULLOCK LINE Rd Allowance by Lot 43 Concession South Bdy to EAGLESON LINE Mollard Line to MOLLARD LINE B Line to B LINE Gravelle Street to GRAVELLE ST. Eva Street to EVA ST Waterworks Rd to WATERWORKS RD Gore Rd to GORE RD Greenway Rd to GREENWAY RD Mount Carmel Rd.,#5 to MOUNT CARMEL RD. Side Road 5 to SOUTH RD Crediton Rd., County Rd #4, Side Road 10 to CREDETON RD Side Road 15 to KIRKTON RD Side Road 20, Huron Street to HURON ST. PROVINCIAL HIGHWAYS Highway 81 to GRAND BEND LINE Highway 21 to BLUEWATER HWY Highway 83 to THAMES RD Highway 4 to LONDON RD PASHWOOD Main Street, Highway #83 to THAMES RD Centre Street, County Rd to BRONSON LINE Lane to LANE ST All other street names in the Police Villages of Crediton, Centralia and Dashwood, and in Huron Park remain as previously known. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that Council shall hear anyone who claims to be adversely affected by the by-law and who applies to be heard by Council. Written appeals should be received by the undersigned by Tuesday, May 6, 1997 and appellants are to attend the hearing set at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 6, 1997 in the Council Chambers. Larry R. Brawn Administrator Township of Stephen MacLean told of her trip to Alaska and a video showed the group her trip to England, Germany, Russia, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Nor- way and France. Volunteer presented with service pin By H. Davis Sainrsbury correspondent SAINTSBURY - On April 19, St. Patrick's celebrated their evening prayer service at 6:30 p.m. Court- ney MacGillivray led the service with Kim Kelley reading the scrip- ture lessons. The children's focus was about "The Good Shepherd." Margaret Carroll gave the message. The service closed with the hymn "The Day Thou Gayest Lord is Ended." ,§t. Patrick's will celebrate their Holy Eucharist service on April, 27 at 10:30 a.m. with the Rev. Stanley Jay officient. Suzanne Davis, Kimberley Kel- ley, Heather MacGillivray and Ha- zel Davis attended the Perth Spring Deanery meeting at St. Paul's, Kirkton, on Thursday evening, April 17. A presentation was given by Harold and Aileen Burgin on their trip to Ethiopia. Margaret Carroll was. presented with a nine-year pin at the Volun- teers Dinner on Thursday evening at the Exeter Villa. This week, granddaughter Jean Richardson and great- granddaughter Courtney MacGil- livray. visited with Mary Davis who is recuperating at the home of • daughter and son-in-law Alexia and Bob Tindall. Caleb and Corbin MacGillivray attended their first "Circle of Friends" Friendship Group on Sat - NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING for the citizens of Bayfield, Hay, Hensall, Stanley, Tuckersmith, and Zurich Public meetings will be held on the following dates for presentation of the restructuring report: Wednesday, April 23 Wednesday, April 30 Saturday, May 10 Saturday, May 24 7-9 p.m. Stanley Complex, Varna 7-9 p.m: Brucefield United Church 1-3 p.m. Bayfield Arena 1-3 p.m. Zurich Arena Please attend. Your input is important. Copies of the restructuring report are available at the. municipal offices after Thursday, April 17th. urday at the home of Nick White, Lucan. Stevie MacGillivray was Sunday evening dinner guest with her fami- ly, Bob, Heather, Courtney, Katie Scarlett, Caleb and Corbin. Katie -Scarlett MacGillivray visit- ed with cousins Travis and Starr Davis on the weekend. Linda Foran was Sunday dinner guest with the Davis's. Harley Davis competed, Sunday at the Mono Centre, Orangeville in the Moto Cross races, winning ninth place in the 80 expert and fifth place in the Super Mini. He has moved up this year, racing in the •12-16 year-old category. Sincere sympathy to the families of the late Hazel Blanc and to the families of the late Norman Hod- gins whose funerals were held from the C. Haskett and Son Funeral Home in Lucan recently; also to the Maillet and King families in the sudden death of Johnny . Maillet, whose funeral was held from the McCallum and Palla Funeral Horne in Goderich recently. Aunts and uncles,• cousins and friends from this community at- tended a wedding recently at St. Patrick's Church in London when Pamela Lynn, daughter of Leslie and Carol Greenlee and Mac Gar- cia, son of Macario'and. Maria Ser- ra erra were united in marriage with a reception at the Imperio Hall, Lon-. don. Several from the community at- tended the 50th Wedding Anniver- sary recently honoring Cecil and Marie Lewis.at the Lucan Commu- nity Centre, given by their family. Katherine Elston of Exeter visit- ed with Mary Davis recently. Fred Jr. and Patricia Dobbs were recent guests of their daughter and son-in-law, the Reverends Rob and Patricia Dobbs Luxton of Holy Trinity Anglican Church in Ches- ley. A family celebration was held at the rectory to honor the engage- tnent of their son, Fred Dobbs III, a biologist with the Nottawasaga Conservation Authority and his fi- ancee, Traci McKean of York Uni- versity. Fred and Traci have chosen a winter date .for their wedding. 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