HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-11-09, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1994.
Morris Twp. proceeds with CNR survey
The process by which Morris
Twp. may purchase the abandoned
CNR land took another step
towards completion at the Oct. 18
meeting.
Council accepted the quote sub
mitted by Archibald, Gray, Mac
Kay Land Surveyors to survey the
land.
Landowners affected by the sur
vey costs will be notified by mail.
Council agreed that a letter con
cerning the rezoning of the CNR
land, from Neil and Linda Warwick
and David, Keith and Bonnie John
ston would be dealt with once the
land was purchased.
Rowe Croskill, John Campbell
and Mabel Wheeler were appointed
trustees for the McCrae Well sys
tem, to Dec. 31 and a recommenda
tion was made to reappoint them to
a three year term in December.
Sterling Marking Products will
provide the township with 400
brass dog tags for 1995.
Councillor John Duskocy was
appointed to sit on the North Huron
Development Committee to draft
the jobsOntario grant application
for Union Gas.
The tender submitted by George
Radford Construction for snow
removal was accepted by council.
The cost will be $55 per hour of
snow removal and $30 per day
standby.
Trees have been replanted at the
landfill site and the steel pipe has
been removed.
Council discussed a request, by
the Elstons to the MTO, for guard
rails to be placed at Lot 6, Cone.
2/3.
The Massey tractor is receiving a
new clutch, as approved by council.
Council approved the issuance of
a building permit to Arnold Egli for
an implement shed addition.
The application for severance of
the Wattam property at Lot 5,
Cone. 3, was denied by the county.
Council requested the owner of a
manure tank being constructed at
Lot 25, Cone. 7 to install a liner in
the lagoon and to drill test wells to
monitor it.
Deputy-Reeve Clem McLellan,
Road Superintendent Lloyd Michie
and Clerk-Treasurer Nancy Michie
were recommended to the 911,
committee.
A softcover copy of 100 Years of
Good Roads will be purchased for
the township office.
Council approved the purchase of
500 township pens at a cost of
$1.10 each.
Celebrating a year of success
Pat Bernard, right, explains some of the many programs available to students of all ages at
her computer school, located just east of Blyth, in Morris Twp. Marie Salm, left, was just one
of more than 50 people who attended the anniversary open house on Nov. 3. Guests included
both local well-wishers and government representatives form the jobsOntario program.
Duff’s dinner serves over 600
Continued from page 13
and if you add women, young and
old who start coming to the church
kitchen two days before the big
event and begin the task of peeling
potatoes, turnips and shredding
cabbage, cutting onions and apples
(the list goes on) plus cleaning,
stuffing and getting turkeys ready
for people to take home and bake,
then you will have the makings of a
very successful Turkey Smorgas
bord.
That is what happened last
Wednesday at Duff's United
Church where over 600 people
were served. A lot of workers left
that evening feeling worn out, but
very thankful that the people from
all over came out to support the
church's main fundraiser.
Margaret, Harvey, Helen and
Graeme Craig attended the funeral
of their nephew and cousin, Frank
Cook on Nov. 5 in Mitchell. Our
condolences to the families.
Londesboro choir practice set
Continued from page 12
Central School.
All Sunday School staff are to
meet on Wednesday, Nov. 9 at
7:30 p.m. in the Sunday School
rooms.
Choir members are to be at the
church al 10 a.m. for practice next
Sunday.
Special offering for Missions and
Service Fund is next Sunday. That
is also the time to turn in loony
banks.
The anniversary is next Sunday,
Nov. 13. The guest speaker is Rev.
Peter Scott, Executive secretary of
London Conference.
VOTE FOR
JOHN
DUSKOCY
Councillor for
Morris Township
• 3 years Wingham & Area Fire Board
• 3 years Belgrave Arena Board
• 1 year North Huron Development Committee
• 2 years Huron County Cream Board (Director)
& 10 years as Chairman
Looking forward to promoting growth in the municipality
Coming event. Inform The CMzen
Vote
BERGSMA
Councillor
Hullett Township
On November 14,1994
For- Common Sense
Solution & Policies
For - Your voice to be heard at
Council & County Council
For - Direct and Straight Answers to
your concerns:
VOTE
DALE NEWMAN
FOR REEVE
in Grey Township
For voting information or transportation to the
Polls on Nov. 14 call 887-6664 or 887-9641
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