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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1996-03-13, Page 12!Compiled by Linda Campbell Phone 357-2188 PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1996 The news from elgrave Pair returns from Cuba Too many stirring the pot The Elma-Logan goalie appears to be getting more help than she needs from her teammates, during a contest against the Belgrave Junior Girls, March 4. The hometown squad took the victory, 5-1. Puppets entertain at Knox NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING The Township of Morris is celebrating its 140th Birthday in 1996. A public meeting Is called for Date: Thursday, March 21, 1996 at 8:00 p.m. Place: At the Morris Township Council Chambers Purpose: To discuss plans for a 1 day celebration The council ask all interested persons and groups to attend the meeting. All proceeds from the celebration will remain with the group in charge of that event. Your interest and support for this celebration is vital to make the 140th birthday a success. The Council of the Township of Morris TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS LANDFILL SITE TIPPING FEES The following Tipping Fees are payable prior to disposal in the Landfill Site of the following items: 1/ Construction Material $10.00 per cubic yard Demolition Material Institutional Waste Contaminated Soil Brush 2/ Milling Fines - for fines delivered by companies outside the Township of Morris boundaries. Single Axle or Tandem Truck $30.00 per load 3/ Tire: Al Passenger Car Truck, light truck and implement tires less than 20" in diameter $5.00 per tire B/ All tires 20" in diameter and greater. $10.00 per tire 4/ After Hours Entry: $30.00 per entry A charge will be levied for entry into the Landfill Site after operation hours. "New" 5/ Appliances: A/ A charge shall apply for disposal of any appliance containing a refrigerant. eg: Freezers, Refrigerators, Heat Pumps, Air Conditioners, Dehumidifiers, etc. $20.00 per unit B/ A charge shall apply for disposal of any appliance $5.00 per unit certified as having the refrigerant removed, being "Freon Free". Bill and Muriel Coultes and Ruth Johnston spent last weekend in the north. Muriel and Ruth attended the Algoma Presbyterial UCW meeting on Saturday in Sault Ste. Marie where Muriel spoke and showed her slides of Korea. They attended church at Holy Trinity United Church, Elliott Lake on Sunday and visited with Rev. and Mrs. Peter Tucker. On Monday they were guests of the UCW where Muriel spoke again and showed her pictures of Korea with them. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yuill visited on Saturday, March 9 at the home of Gordon Elliott and family of Ailsa Craig in particular to see their new grandson, Isaac Henry. Mrs. Linda Lichtenberger and daughters Pamela and Abby of St. Thomas are spending several days The Seniors bowling scores for Wednesday, March 6 were: Evelyn Galbraith, 169, 151; Louise Bosman, 165, 115; Jean Walker, 88, 128; Annie Cook, 82, 64; Ivy Cloakey, 99, 126; Laura Johnston, 115, 121; Marj Coultes, 148, 186; Eleanor Neal, 91, 102; Alice Nicholson, 96, 132; Raymond Neal, 140, 172, 138; Bob Corbert, 135, 129, 124. There were eight tables of euchre in play at the Women's Institute Hall on Wednesday, March 6. Winners were: high lady, Jean Pattison; second high lady, Mabel Wheeler; most lone hands, Jean Thedorf; tow lady, Laura Johnston; high man, Dennis Leddy; second high man, Jane Grasby (playing as Mabel's Moms met at their regular time on Wednesday, March 6. Those who attended were Andrea Stevenson, Mathew, Tyler and Spencer; Kim Higgins and Laura; Linda Hess and Andrew; Sherri Sippel, Christi, Scott and Daniel; Claren Yuill and Melinda Dorsch. The guests were Tanya Verburg, 0. Bruce hosts WMS The WMS meeting was held Monday, March 4 at the home of Ora Bruce. Freda Scott presided and opened with the WMS purpose. A hymn In Our Hearts Celestial Voices was read in unison. Mrs. Scott led in prayer. Mrs. Bruce read scripture from Psalm. The meditation was read by Ivy Cloakey entitled, "The Common Heart." The roll call was answered by a verse on daily living. Minutes of the last meeting were given by Margaret Siertsema and the financial report by Ivy. Thirty-four sick and shut-in visits were recorded. April 1 will be the next meeting. A card was signed for Rev. John Nielson. Continued on page 13 this week at the home of Mr. ana Mrs. Clarence Yuill. Stanley Black has recently returned home from the Wingham Hospital after being a patient for almost three months. The community wishes Stanley a speedy recovery. Lorna Cook and Lottie Scott have returned home after enjoying a week's vacation in Cuba. Last Thursday Mrs. Howard Zettler, RR 4, Walkerton visited with her mother Elizabeth Procter and enjoyed going for a drive. They later picked up family members Sherry, Amanda and Alicia and everybody enjoyed time in Hanover. Last Sunday, Karen Procter, RR 5, Brussels visited with her grandmother Mrs. Elizabeth Procter. a man); lone hands, Gordon Thedorf; low man, Doug Hemingway. There will be euchre again on Wednesday, March 13 at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome. There were 12 tables of shoot in play at the Belgrave Community Centre on Friday, March 8. Winners were: high lady, Evelyn Galbraith; second high lady, Aileen Leddy; most shoots, Jane Grasby; low lady, Barbara Anderson; high man, Marj Coultes (playing as a man); second high man, Les Douglas; most shoots, John King; low man, Jim Smith. The next shoot is March 22 at 1:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. Gwen Richardson and Kathleen Scott, representing Women's Shelter and Counselling Services of Huron. Richardson spoke to the group, showed a video and passed out information pamphlets. These referred to Community needs, Violence against Women, Assault - Impact on Children, Discipline of Children, Dispelling the Myths. The mothers had an interesting and informative meeting. Verburg will be the guest speaker at the UCW general meeting on March 28 at 8 p.m. in the Knox United Church. Mabel's Moms will meet on, Wednesday, March 27 at the regular time - the week following the March break. Bob and Jane Grasby welcomed members of Knox United Church, Belgrave as they gathered for worship. Guest speaker was Rev. Neil Lackey of Wellesley. Following the Call to Worship, and Prayer of Approach the congregation sang the hymn Joyful, Joyful. Neil led in the Prayer of Confession and Words of Assurance after which the choir sang a number. Mabel Wheeler assisted in the service by reading the Hebrew scripture and a reading from a Christian Letter in Romans. Rev. Lockey had brought two puppets to help with the children's Young people under 21 years of age represent 20 per cent of the road users killed on Ontario roads, 13 per cent of drivers injured, 14.5 per cent of drivers killed, 15 per cent of pedestrians killed. Huron/Perth Injury Prevention Committer Microman. The Ultimate Computer Store Full selection of computers, accessories and stationery supplies. We are an authorized IBM, AST, CANNON, COMPAQ and N.P. dealer Sega & Nintendo 128 Wallace Ave , N L1STOWEL (519) 291-9633 Fax 291-9634 Seniors hit the lanes Moms hear guest speaker story. One was glad to be there and the other was not, so Neil asked the children how they could welcome someone who was new and didn't want to be there. They discovered if they talked to him and got him talking with them he would be interested in being there... The sermon was entitled, "God's surprise -_ turning our expectations upside clOwn." He told the congregation that it was normal, or Biblical, to have complaints in churches. He referred to the story of the woman at the well and how the disciple complained when they returned with food for Jesus and he was talking to a Samaritan woman. God's surprise is that he is always with us and told us our complaints have to be shared. The offering was received by Lindsay Michie and Candice Irwin. Rev. Lackay included personal prayers, requests into the prayers of the people and the singing of Go Now in Peace ended the service. Next Sunday's service will be taken by Elly Van Berg of Exeter. Lunch will follow the service.