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The Corporation of the
Municipality of Huron East
Notice of the proposed stopping up, closing and selling of municipal road allowances, being
Charlotte Street, West of Henfryn Line, between Lot 34 Concession 9 and Lot 56 and 57 Plan 261
in the hamlet of Henfryn, Grey Ward and a diverted road allowance on Lot 26 Concession 8
described as Part 3 on 22R4709, Grey Ward.
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to Section 300 (1) of the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter
M45, that the Municipality of Huron East, in the County of Huron, proposes to pass a by-law to
stop up, close and sell a road allowance in the Municipality of Huron East, being Charlotte Street,
West of Henfryn Line, between Lot 34 Concession 9 and Lot 56 and 57 Plan 261 in the hamlet of
Henfryn, Grey Ward and the diverted road allowance on Lot 26 Concession 8 as Part 3 on
22R4709, Grey Ward.
On Tuesday, June 11th, 2002 at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers, Municipal Building, 72 Main
Street South, Seaforth, Ontario, the Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of Huron East
will consider the by-law for closure and sale of the aforementioned road allowances. Any person
wishing to be heard on this matter who claims that his or her land will be prejudicially affected by
the said by-law may apply to be heard to:
John R. McLachlan,
Clerk-Administrator,
Municipality of Huron
East,
72 Main Street, South
PO Box 610,
Seaforth, Ontario.
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PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 2002.
15 attend Evening UCW
Floating on air
Trevor Hopf seems to be
suspended in air as he
participates in the Jump Rope
for Heart campaign at the East
Wawanosh Public School last
Friday. The students raised
$2813.55 for the Heart and
Stroke Society during their
afternoon of activity. (David
Blaney photo)
The regular meeting of Belgrave
Evening Unit to Knox United
Church" was held Tuesday evening,
May 7 at the home of Lorna Cook
with 15 members present.
Lorna read a poem, No one but
Mother.
Muriel Coultes led the worship
service, written by Muriel Duncan.
Scripture lesson was Ecclesiastes 3:
18-21. -Meditation was a reflection
of growing up on a farm and having
a real respect for animals as
creatures of God.
Great is Thy Faithfulness was
sung followed by prayer.
The June Evening Unit meeting is
June 4 at the home of Jane Grasby.
Homes for fall meetings are as
follows: September, Louise
Bosman; October, Norma Moore;
November, Donna Shaiv; December,
Muriel Coultes.
The program was given by
Barbara AnderSon and Laura
Johnston. With the aid of a video
they showed the lives of children in
Korea.
The 40th annual meeting of
Loadon Conference United Church
Women was held in Parkview
United Church, Stratford, May 5 and
Mabel's Moms met at their regular
time on Wednesday, May 8.
Those who attended were Lila
Procter and Jessica, Linda Hess and
Judith, Crystal Agombar, Nicholas,
Gage, Curtis and Craig. Their topic
was interior decorating.
The next meeting will be
Wednesday, May 22.
The community wishes to
congratulate Jamie and Susan
Robinson on the birth of their son
Hayden William Elston, born on
April 25 at St. Joseph's Hospital,
tondon. Congratulations Jamie and
Susan. •
Margie. Gordon recently, paid a
surprise visit to her mom and dad,
Ruth and Bob. Margie who has been
working in British Columbia was
met at the airport by Candace Irwin.
6, with the theme, "Something God
alone can See. Over 250 women
from across London .Conference
attended the event.
On Sunday evening, the past
presidents of -the conference were
honoured, and presented with a 40th
anniversary pin, and rose corsage.
These included Mrs. Kay
Cruikshank of Wingham, who was
the third president, during the years
of 1966 and 1967. The first and
second president are both deceased.
Muriel Coultes, Belgrave, president
for the years 1991 and 1992 was also
present. The only other president
from Huron-Perth is Mrs. Margaret
Engeland of Stratford who is the
current president.
Guest speaker on Sunday evening
was Mayor Karen Has lam of
Stratford, -who demonstrated her
varied collection of hats.
Moderator Right Rev. Marion
Pardy, of St. John's, Newfoundland,
was the guest speaker on Monday
afternoon. She compared the United
Church Women to the Mary and
Martha scripture in the Bible, using
as an example their desire to both
study and learn, as well as doing the
work in the homes and churches
Margie will be returning to British
Columbia to work there for the
summer.
Families of Margaret Taylor were
dinner guests at the home of Ruth
There were 10 tables of shoot in
play on Friday, May 10.
Winners were: high lady, Louise
Bosman; second high lady, Nell
Johnston; most shoots, Mary
Macintosh; low lady, Audrie Vath;
across the country.
She commented that there are over
75,000 United Church Women,
actively doing the work, "something
God alone can see".
Rev. John Brown, President of
London Conference conducted the
installation service for the new
executive, and then assisted_ Rev.
Pardy in the closing communion
service.
Other United Church women
attending from this area besides Mrs.
Rlobert and Mrs. Coultes were Gloria
Dow, Barbara Anderson, Hilda and
Amy Grant.
The Afternoon Unit of the UCW
met May 7 at the home of Mary
Hunter. Kay Roberts thanked the
hostess, then read a short poem
- entitled, Garden of God.
The minutes of the April meeting
were read and approved. Lois
Chamney gave the treasurer's report.
Mary Hunter presented the Bible
Study, continuing with the book of
Matthew.
Mary Taylor was in charge of the
study_ and chose as her topic, The
Decade to Overcome Violence. Mrs.
Roberts closed the meeting with the
benediction.
and Bob Gordon on Mother's Day.
Bob, Ruth and Margie Gordon
visited in Plattsville with Robert and
Lori Gordon and family last
Saturday.
high man, Joanne MacDonald;
second high man, Gordon Bosman;
most shoots, Bob Grasby; low man,
Ivy Cloakey.
The next shoot is Friday, May 24
at 1:30 p.m.
FROM BELGRAVE
WMS meets
The •WMS held its meeting at the
home of Irma Mason.
Dini Nethery read scripture from
Proverbs. A reading on, The Lives
of Women was discussed. Margaret
Siertsema gave the secretary's
report and Ivy Cloakey gave the
treasurer's report.
Roll call was answered by
replying with a woman's name in
the Bible. Mrs. Cloakey -closed with
a prayer.
The WMS is holding a yard sale
on Saturday, May 18 with the
proceeds going towards the new
roof on the Presbyterian church.
This is to be held at Freda Scott's.
On Sunday, May 5 a dedication
was held in recognition of the new
Bibles at the Presbyterian Church
donated by. the Siertsema family in
honour of Hazel Dalrymple, the
organist for many years.
Debbie Siertsema and Darlene
VanderVeen sang duets.
Rev. Cathrine Campbell spoke of
Hazel's love of the Bible and her
dedicated service to the church.
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Thanks to Wingham & District
Registered Practical Nurses having donated
$300.00 in recognition of
May 13th National Nursing Day
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