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Grey buys computer
Grey Township Council held its
regular meeting on Dec. 4 and
accepted a proposal from MuniSoft
to install a computer system in the
municipal office at a price of
$23,800 plus taxes. The MuniSoft
system was one of four systems
reviewed.
Council authorized payment of
general accounts totalling
$71,311.18, drain accounts of
$495.57 and road accounts of
$123,462.08.
Council authorized grants of $35
to the Ark (Community Youth
Group) and $25 to the Wingham
Palliative Care Services for 1995.
The last regular meeting of 1995
is scheduled for Monday, Dec. 18
at 9:30 a.m.
4-Hers produce
By Sarah McLellan
The Cranbrook 4-H Club met
Dec. 2 in the first of four meetings
"The Power of Produce".
There were 12 members in
attendance, two youth leaders, Julie
Terpstra and Wanda Martin and
two leaders, Amy Cronin and
Elizabeth De Wit.
The club executive was elected.
It is: president, Kerry Blake; vice-
president, Maggie Hallman;
secretary, Stacey Bowles; press
reporter, Sarah McLellan.
They made Tomato Bruschetta,
Tex-Mex Brocco Dip and three
types of milkshakes. All the recipes
were made and enjoyed by
members and youth leaders, with
help from the leaders.
The next meeting was held on
Dec. 9 at 1:30 p.m. at the Grey
Twp. shed. On behalf of the club, I
would like to thank the Grey
Township Council for allowing us
to use their old meeting room.
There were 11 tables of euchre in
play at the Women's Institute Hall
on Wednesday, Dec. 6.
Winners were: high lady, Agnes
Bieman; second high, lady, Aileen
Leddy; lone hands, Marie Merkley;
low lady, Florence Schefter; high
man, Jim Coultes; second high,
man, George Inglis; lone hands,
Ross Taylor; low man, Mel Jacklin.
The seniors bowling scores for
Dec. 6 were: Alice Nicholson, 99,
149; Annie Cook, 86, 90; Ivy
Cloakey, 116, 105; Grace Walden,
141, 165; Mae Louttit, 154, 101;
Evelyn Galbraith, 103, 111; Louise
Bosman, 155, 176; Marj Coultes,
209, 111; Eleanor Neill, 105, 138;
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11 tables
in play
Eleven tables of euchre were
hosted by Alvin, Sarah and Missy
McLellan at the Ethel Hall Monday
evening.
Fifty-fifty winner was George
Pearson. At lucky table number
seven were Lois McLean, Bill Dob-
son, Ruby Armstrong and Thelma
Sleightholme. Tally card draw win-
ners were Margaret McDonald, Bill
Craig, Connie McCourt, George
Pearson Aileen Mann, Jean
McNaughton, John Subject, Mel
Jacklin, Margaret Long and Stewart
Musgrove. Most lone hands were
Verna Crawford, June Jacklin, Vio-
let Smith and Leon Schneider. The
person with the birthday closest
was Scott McLean. High lady was
Isobel Gray; high man, Walter Har-
riefield; low lady, Lois McLean
and low man, Ross Stephenson.
The last euchre of 1995 will be
held Dec. 18 hosted by all members
of the Ethel Hall Board who wish
everyone a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year and hope to see
everyone again in 1996.
Sympathy of the community is
extended to Doris Jacklin and fami-
ly on the recent loss of Archie
Jacklin, husband, father and grand-
father and a life-long resident of
Grey Twp.
Sympathy also to Mary Hiusser
and family on their recent bereave-
ment in the loss of Barry Hiusser,
husband, father and grandfather.
E. Wawanosh
protects landfill
Steps were taken by East
Wawanosh council at the Dec. 5
meeting, to protect the landfill site.
All, refrigeration units must be
red tagged by a qualified person,
before being deposited in the at the
landfill.
Beginning Feb. 1, each house-
hold in East Wawanosh will be
issued 50 free tags, a year's supply,
to be attached to all, garbage bags
headed to the landfill:
Any tags required.above the 50
will carry a $2.50 fee.
Council authorized Road Super-
intendent Ralph Campbell to seek
advise on other user-pay programs.
Grant Anger of RR2 Wingham,
was hired as the new chief building
official, bylaw enforcement officer
and property standards officer,
effective Jan. 1. Anger will be in
the municipal office each Wednes-
day morning from 9 a.m. until
noon, to fill out applications for
building permits as well as deal
with other matters.
Mike Cottrill will represent coun-
cil on the Wingham Parks and
Recreation board.
The site plan control agreement,
presented by Tri-County Lumber
Inc, for Part Lot 28, Conc. 6, was
accepted by council.