HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-10-17, Page 9THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1990. PAGE 9.
Cranbrook McKillop accepts tender
Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone 887-6645
Knox marks 125th Sun.
Knox Presbyterian Church,
Cranbrook, will celebrate its 125th
anniversary on Sunday, October
21, at eleven o’clock with guest
minister Rev. Rodger McEachern,
Shakespeare. Lunch will be served
following the service.
PEOPLE
Joanne Knight and friend Wel
don Black from St. John N.B. spent
Thanksgiving with her parents,
Jack and Donna Knight.
The Foresters have planned
several euchres, the first one is this
Friday night, October 19 at 8:30 in
the Community Centre. Ladies
please bring lunch.
W.M.S. MEETS
The October meeting of the
W.M.S. of Knox Presbyterian
Church was held at the home of
Mrs. Leslie Knight. Eleven mem
bers and three visitors attended.
Yvonne presided for the opening
exercises and followed the Thanks
giving theme.
A reading “Bless the Lord, O My
Soul’’ was given. The Presbyterial
visitors, Mrs. Floyd Willows, of
Stratford, was accompanied by
Bernice (Green) Richards and Jean
Isbister which made a most inter
esting meeting. The hymn “We
Plough the Fields and Scatter’’ was
sung. Scripture readings from
Psalm 107 and Psalm 105 were read
in unison followed by a meditation
and prayer.
“The Sounds of Thanksgiving
Day” was read prior to singing
“Come Ye Thankful People,
Come”. The president, Mrs. Stuart
Stevenson conducted the business
when the minutes and treasurer’s
report were given. Roll call was
“Thanksgiving”. Cards and visits
were recorded. One member had a
birthday.
Bernice (Green) Richards gave a
most interesting and informative
talk on missionary work in Costa
Rica where Mrs. (Olive) Hugh
Richards, formerly of Ethel, has
been working for 35 years. The
country is small, Ontario is 27
times as large. There the people
move from the country to the cities.
The temperature is between 70° -
90° the year round. She showed
slides assisted by Miss Isbister. A
book of interesting pictures was
passed around for viewing. She
gave members a good idea of a day
in the life of a missionary with the
many demands for help in various
ways.
“The Day Thou Gavest Lord is
Ended” was sung with Madalene
Steiss as pianist. All joined in the
Mizpah Benediction and lunch
followed served by Freda Crawford
and Lois Hart. The ladies made
plans for the lunch to follow the
anniversary service next Sunday,
October 21.
McKillop Council accepted the
snow removal tender of Machan
Construction Ltd. at its meeting on
October 2. The rate is set at $49 per
hour from December 1 of this year
to March 31. Standby time is to be
paid at the daily rate of $24.
Road Superintendent Wayne
Dolmage received authorization for
the hiring of Lavis Construction
Company Ltd. to asphalt sideroad
20, north from Highway 8 for a total
of 1,600 feet at $38 per ton.
Council supported the resolution
from Clinton objecting to Canada
Post Corporation’s reduction in the
number of street letter boxes and
the early closing time of 5 p.m.
A motion was made to hire
Business Computer Systems for the
preparation of both interim and
final municipal tax notices for 1991.
Council authorized Clerk Marion
McClure to attend the Municipal
Freedom of Information and Pri
vacy Act seminar on October 16 at
8 tables in play
at Blyth euchre
Euchre was held at Memorial
Hall on Monday, October 8. There
were eight tables in play.
Winners were: highlady, Ruth
Shiells; high man, Harvey Sillib;
low lady, Bernice Brown; low man,
Ernie Brown; ladies’ lone hands,
Lillian Appleby; men’s lone hands,
Jane Giousher (playing as a man);
and special, Clara Rinn.
The next euchre party will be on
Monday, October 15 at 8 p.m.
Everyone is welcome.
Conestoga College in Cambridge
and the Association of Municipal
Clerks and Treasurers zone meet
ing on October 18.
The resolution of Tucker smith
Township requesting that the Aus-
able-Bayfield Conservation Author
ity hold their 1991 budget to a five
per cent increase was endorsed by
Council.
A tax adjustment for Bertha Love
in the amount of $4,000 was
approved under the Municipal Act.
A public meeting was held
concerning the proposed zoning
amendment of Ronald and Gloria
Riley of Part Lot 28, Cone. 1. After
the meeting certain changes were
made to the proposed by-law
following which Council voted that
these changes were such that no
further notice would be given
regarding the proposal.
Consent was given to the sever
BEGIN YOUR
PREPARATIONS NOW
FOR PART-TIME STUDIES
Academic and general counselling will be
offered in this area on:
Wednesday, October 24, 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Kincardine District Secondary School, Room 12
For further information, call the UWO
Counselling Office at (519) 661-3635.
ance application of Kenneth Scott
for 150 acres of East Part Lot 33,
Cone. 2.
A tile drain loan application for
Mary-Louise Murray of Lot 7,
Cone. 5 was approved by Council.
A request was received from the
owner of South-Half Lot 5, Cone. 12
for repairs to the Stimore Munici
pal Drain. Council voted to accept
the request.
The general accounts in the
amount of $399,063.01 and the road
accounts totalling $15,273.87 were
approved for payment.
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