HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-11-04, Page 26PAGE 26. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1987.
Morris snow
plow tender
awarded
Morris Township council has
accepted the tender submitted by
John McKercher of RR 2, Bluevale
for winter plowing on Concessions
3 and 4 and in the hamlet of
Belgrave for the 1987-88 season.
At $42 per hour and $18 per day
standby. Mr. McKercher’sbid was
the lowest of the three tenders
received. The standby period runs
from November 15 to March 31.
At the same meeting, council
approved the hiring of Ross Goll of
RR 4. Wingham, to act as landfill
site supervisor while the regular
employee. Adam Smith, is on
temporary leave of absence. Mr.
Goll will be paid at the rate of $7 per
hour.
In other business. Reeve Doug
Fraser was appointed as the official
representativeof Morris Township
at the Remembrance Day cere
monies at the Brussels Legion on
November 11. Reeve Fraser will
lay a wreath at the centotaph
during the 11 a.m. memorial
observance.
The following building permits
wereapproved: William Van Beek,
Concession 7, for a storage shed;
John and Linda Campbell, Bel
grave, for a storage shed; John
Marks, for a new residence in
Belgrave; William and Sally Ri
chards, Concession 6, for a manure
storage facility; and to Keith
Johnston. Concession 1, for a silo.
Before adjourning at 8 p.m. in
order that the entire council could
attend a meeting with four other
municipalities in Blyth to discuss
the proposed Blyth Community
Centre agreement, council review
ed the new recreation survey.
The survey has since been
mailed to every household in the
township, and the returned results
will be used to assist in determin
ing a fair assessment to Morris
ratepayers for the use of various
recreational facilities in the area.
Clerk-treasurer Nancy Michie
asks that all survey forms be
completed and returned by Nov
ember 10, so that the information
can be compiled as quickly as
possible.
The next meeting of council was
slated for 7:30 p.m. on November
3.
Fruits, veggies
make up menu
at 4-H meets
The last two meetings of the
Londesboro 4H club were held at
Elizabeth Lawson’s and at the
Londesboro Hall.
At the first meeting, the pledge
and roll call were given. Everyone
presented a speech about an
Ontario fruit and guidelines on how
to make delicious salads were
discussed. The 4H leaders, Sandra
Mayberry and Elizabeth Lawson
showed members how to unmold
jelly salads and gave examples of
vegetables garnishes.
At the last meeting in the hall,
parents and 4H members gathered
to say the 4H pledge and play a
find-a-word game. Speeches were
repeated and a film called ‘Gar
bage in the Gut’ was shown.
Punch, garnishes, vegetables
and fruit jellied salads were
sampled by everyone as each
member was responsible for mak
ing specific jellies and vegetables.
This club was an advantage to
anyone who took it and all 4H
members thank their leaders for
leading the club.
CLEAN-UP BRIGADE
Put yukkies in their place!
The entire Morris Township council and most of the staff members
were on hand last Thursday to take delivery of the township’s new
$120,000 Champion graderat the township building on county road 16.
Above, from left, are Champion representative Dave Wallace; Deputy
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Reeve Clem McLellan; Reeve Doug Fraser; Councillor Howie Morton;
grader operator, John Sith; Clerk-treasurer Nancy Michie; Road
Superintendent, Lloyd Michie; grader operator, Bob Dickert;
Councillor Bob Grasby; and Councillor Bert Elliott.
Weston
Wiener or Hamburger
Weston
Raspberry or Chocolate
SWISS
ROLLS
1.39
4’s I
SCHNEIDER’S SLICED
SIDEBACON
PORTIONED
HAM STEAKS 175 G. 2.29
MINI SIZZLERS soo G. 2.79
RED HOT
WIENERS 450 G. 2.19
RED
GRAPES_____ lb. .99
COOKING
ONIONS 2 LB. BAG EA. .49
POTATOES 10 LB. BAG 1.29 SPECIALS IN EFFECT
NOV. 3-7/87
CHASE‘NSANBORN
INSTANTCOFFEE 8 OZ. 4.79
BAKER’S SEMI-SWEET
CHOCOLATECHIPS 300 G. 1.99
FRY’S
COCOA 250 G. 2.89
GENERAL MILLS
ORANGE, STRAWBERRY, CHERRY
FRUIT WRINKLES153 G. box 2.29
KELLOGG
BRAN FLAKES 450 G. BOX.1.49
EAGLE BRAND
CONDENSEOMILK 2.39
FLORELLE
FACIALTISSUE 200’s .99
HEINZ
CHICKENNOODLESOUP .49
MONARCH POUCH CHOCOLATE
CREAM, CHOCOLATE FUDGE,
VANILLA CREAM
FROSTING 400 G. .69
COMET
CLEANSER 400 G. .79
IVORY
LIQUID 1.5 LITRE BOTTLE 3.99
MINUTE MAID
ORANGEJUICE .99
COOL WHIP
TOPPING 500 ML. .99
CAPTAIN BREADED
CHICKENSTRIPS 300 G. 3.19
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