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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-07-04, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4. 1990. Class of ’90 Thesearethegraduatesof East Wawanosh Kindergarten class McCracken, Dan Mullin, Katie Van Camp, Matthew Walker, of 1990. Front row, from left: Jeremy Arkell, Liz Goll, Matthew Back row: Paul Walker, Amanda Palmer, Becky Nethery, Bromley, Shawn Cottrill, Krista Hewitt, Lisa Black, Chris Devin Moffatt, Laura Meier, Adam McBurney, Amber Kuntz, Jeremy Leishman, Cole Vincent, Candace Procter, Kooehler, Vicky Black, Amy Barnes, teacher Mrs. Wilson. Not Nicole Mason. Middle row: Jackie Sterenberg, Chad Cook, shown in picture was Garrett Knight. Paul Dawson, Kim Freiburger, Travis Hopper, Kenny Sun. School picnic held The annual Calvin-Brick Sunday School picnic was held on Sunday, July 1 at the home of Superinten­ dents Don and Gloria Dow. The Sunday School students and staff invited the rest of the congre­ gation to an afternoon of barbecued hot dogs and hamburgers, talking and visiting, fun and games. Despite the fact that it was a holiday weekend there was a good crowd in attendance. The picnic was the closing of the Sunday School season. Classes will resume once again in September. People Friends and neighbours of this community extend sincere sym­ pathy to Mrs. Alex Nethery and families in the loss of a dear husband, father and grandfather Alex Nethery who passed away suddenly in the Clinton Hospital, Monday, June 25. Lisa Black turned six on July 1. She had two parties including family and friends; her grandma Black, aunt Barb, uncle Keith, aunt Joan and cousins Heather, Vicky, Judie and Sabrina; friends Candice Procter and Crystal Baillie. Lisa along with her mom and dad, Jennifer and Justin, Lisa and Sabrina Black went to see the fireworks in Goderich. Morris gets grant for blue boxes Belgrave Grant approval has been given to Morris Township for 750 blue boxes, Council was informed at its meeting of June 5. Cost of program is $4.60 plus an additional $150 for the printing of the township name on the side of the boxes. Two-thirds of the cost will be covered by the grants half from the Ontario Multi­ material Recycling Incorporated and the other portion from the Ministry of the Environment. Councillor Deloris Souch noted that the crossing at Henry Rouw’s property at Lot 6, Cone. 8 should be repaired. Council were advised by Council­ lor Clem McLellan that a sundeck was being erected and he question­ ed the application of a building permit. It was noted by Building Official Leo Sanders that the build- *ng permit had been applied for in 1989. A resolution to fulfill a severance condition was made following a motion by Councillor Bert Elliott. Mr. Elliott suggested that Mr. Decoration Day Michie, the Road Superintendent, be authorized to forward a letter to the Huron County Planning De­ partment with reference being made to Part of Lot 2, Cone. 4. It was Council’s opinion that the sight lines for the lot are as good as can be and seem relatively safe, due to the fact that other residential lots with driveways are in the same location without any history of problems. A landowner on Parker Dr. in Belgrave has requested the install­ ation of a catch basin in his drive. The driveway slopes down to the basement car garage and the basin would prevent water problems here. Council however, felt that the installation was not its responsibil­ ity, but said that the landowner would not be charged an additional connection fee into the sewer should he go ahead. Alan Mill of Crawford, Mill and Davies law office was in attendance to discuss the situation with the repairs at the Queen’s Hotel in Belgrave. After a lengthy discussion Coun­ cil agreed that Leo Sanders should be appointed Property Standards Officer and inspect the Queen’s Hotel to see if it complies with the standards set. A grant of $500 was given to Clinton Public Hospital for the purchase of X-ray equipment. Twelve hundred dollars was granted to Brussels for the fire grant. The general accounts in the amount of $421,690.43 and the road accounts totalling $151,348.46 were approved for payment. Building permits were issued to: Joyce Marcuccio, Walton, sun deck; George Fisher, North Part Lot 39, 40, Cone. 1, drive shed; Bill Sellers, North PartLot 18, Cone. 3, drive shed; John Gerth, King St. Belgrave, residence; Joe Nichol­ son, Part of Lot 60, Cone. 1, granary on legs. A demolition permit was issued Continued on page 26 Compiled by Mrs. Helen Stonehouse. Phone 887-9487 Callander resident celebrates 75th birthday A birthday part was held at the home of her sister Mildred McDon­ ald in Waterloo last week to honour Dorothy Higgins on the occasion of her 75th birthday. Attending were Edna Pletch of Brussels; Wilma Higgins and Amy Barnes of RR 5, Brussels; Gayle Favalaro, Pamela, Laureno, Char­ lene and Andrew; Patrick and Ann McLeod, all of Stayner. Also pre­ sent was Brenda Smith of Kitchen- Decoration service at Brandon A good attendance gathered at Brandon Cemetery, Belgrave, Sun­ day afternoon July 1 to commemor­ ate the annual Memorial Service which was conducted by Rev. Peter D. Tucker, minister of Knox United Church, Belgrave. Mrs. George Procter supplied accordian music for the two hymns, “Rock of Ages” and “Abide with Me”. TOWNSHIP OF EAST WAWANOSH NOTICE TO RATEPAYERS Notice is hereby given a public meeting will be held July 10,1990at 8 p.m. at the East Wawanosh Municipal Buildingto provide information regarding the purchase of property and proposed municipal office. er, Lorann McDonald of London, Cheryl McDonald of Waterloo, Donna Barger of Lucknow and Anne McLeod of Etobicoke. How to get your financial life in shape. •protection for mongage, business, family income, disability or estate; •retirement planning, RRSP’s, RRIF’s, and annuities: •employee benefits and pension plans. •Investment, GIC’s, Mutual Funds and Registered Education Savings Plan •Term Deposits Call me: Tony G. Arts 107 Main St. N. Seaforth, Ont. Seaforth: 527-0794 London: 432-1841 O SunLife The Decoration Service at Brandon Cemetery, just north of Belgrave, was held on Sunday, July 1. A fairly good crowd was present to listen to Rev. Peter Tucker conduct the service. Organist was Mrs. George Procter.