HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-05-18, Page 31West Wawanosh
awards tenders
for office
BY NEIL STAPLETON
The monthly meeting of West
Wawanosh Council was held on
Tuesday evening, May 3. All
members of council were present
with Reeve Cecil Cranston presid
ing.
Council passed a motion requir
ing all employees to record work
ing hours through the use of
a punch time clock.
Planner Cindy Fisher attended
the meeting to discuss the details
of a meeting of all township
ratepayers. The meeting, to be
held in the Dungannon Senior
Citizens Hall, will discuss the
Secondary Plan for the Township of
West Wawanosh. The meeting will
be held on May 19 at 8 p.m.
Council passed a motion to
accept the offer of Pollard Bros. for
calcium chloride at $214 per flaked
ton. Councilinstructedtheroad
superintendent to obtain prices for
a new diesel snow plow truck with
full snow removal equipment and
sander included. A subsidy of
$70,000 is available to help cover
the cost of the vehicle.
Council acknowledged receipt of
a letter from the Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority concern
ing a rural water quality study in
the Maitland River Watershed.
The purpose of the study is to
determine the effects that various
livestock manure handling and
waste management practices have
on water quality in the Watershed.
The operators of all livestock farms
located within 150 meters of an
open watercourse will be ap
proached to participate in a
questionnaire.
Council opened tenders for a
new addition to the Township
shed. Tenders ranged from
$63,765 to $75,500. Council voted
to accept the tender from Tom
Pegg Construction for $63,765.
Tender for the plumbing was
awarded to Dawsons for $3,000.
Council passed a motion to
appoint Maitland Engineering to
conduct a survey for a new
municipal drain for the hamlet of
Dungannon.
Rebekahs
elect officers
At the regular meeting of
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand Leona Connelly
presiding.
The ceremonial undraping of
charter was held. A letter was read
from Brussels Public School thank
ing the Lodge for donation and
inviting members to attend an
evening of music at the school. A
donation is to be sent to Epilepsy
and also a subscription to “Tab
loid”. Final arrangements were
made for the Variety Fair. All used
clothing not sold is to be picked up
by Mission Services, London. An
open house at the Lodge Hall is to
be held May 29, 2 - 4 p.m.
Election of officers for the
1988-89 term was held. A discus
sion about the lodge’s 55th birth
day took place. This is to be
discussed at next meeting. After
closing of lodge, a draw was made
for a quilt which was won by Freda
Pipe. Winner of the travelling prize
was Lois McCall. Card bingo was
played and a delicious lunch was
served by committees in charge.
Minister's Study
Continued from page 28
he can have the authority over our
lives to give it that wholeness and
cast out the demons that beset us.
But it is not easy for us to
discover and hear that authority. It
is difficult for us to trust the
authority of someone whom we
cannot touch or see or hear. The
reality and practicality of the world
crowd in upon us and it becomes
harder to hear the Master’s voice.
So what are we to do?
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1988. PAGE 29.
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