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PAGE 24. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1998.
Morris pledges
$100,000 to centre
An application for infrastructure
grant money will be submitted for
Morris Twp. The decision to apply
for $9,015 was made at the Oct. 20
meeting.
The township's contribution to
the Huron Bruce community com-
plex will be $100,000 over three
years.
Council stated that the preference
for a restructuring group consisted
of Morris, Turnberry and East
Wawanosh Twps. and Wingham.
They would be agreeable to Blyth
joining the group, but council said
beyond that, the group would be
too large.
Ed Stein attended the session to
inform council that the merger of
Parts 3 and 4, RP 22R 740, would
be completed by lawyer John
Schenk as soon as possible. Tem-
porary zoning for the lots was
approved, stipulating the bylaw
does not include septic provisions.
Council accepted the appeal by
Glenn and Arlyn Montgomery with
respect to the Grasby Drain and
will forward it to the Drainage Tri-
bunal to ask for a hearing as con-
Continued from page 20
business. Roll call was answered
with a donation to the food bank.
The UCW is having a fellowship
luncheon after the anniversary
service. Proceeds are to go to Camp
Menesetung.
Fall Rally UCW will be in Blyth
in 1999.
Mrs. Shannon thanked the
struction will not begin until mid
1999.
A motion was passed to pay
Brussels for a fire call, Sept. 9. The
bill will be forwarded to the OPP.
Council agreed to re-enter into an
agreement with Huron County
Health Unit for the continuation of
septic inspections.
The township computer will be
tested for Year 2000 compliance.
The quote from Harold Jacobs
for scrap metal and white goods at
the landfill site, totalling $1,800,
was accepted by council.
Council's policy regarding dog
complaints will remain the same.
The name of the person complain-
ing about a barking dog will not be
given out.
Neil Somers was hired as a part-
time employee for the snow plow-
ing season.
A letter was received from Betty
Christie, requesting compensation
for stone work. Road Superinten-
dent Lloyd Michie will speak with
her.
There were no objections to the
Kincardine Lions selling tickets in
the area for their getaway draw.
Rummage Sale Committee and also
those who made strawberry jam,
which was all sold.
She then showed a film on
hospital visitation. It was decided
to support it.
The meeting closed with a
delicious lunch by Lenore
Davidson, Lorna Fraser and Susan
Haggitt.
0 bituaries
CHARLOTTE GERTRUDE
. HEIBEIN
Mrs. Charlotte Gertrude
(Candler) Heibein passed away at
Caressant Care Nursing Home,
Listowel on Saturday, Oct. 24,
1998. She was in her 94th year.
Born in Atwood on Sept. 10,
1905, Mrs. Heibein was the
beloved wife of the late George G.
Heibein.
She will be sadly missed by her
children Jean Fox of RR 1, Blyth,
Gertrude Lambkin and her husband
Lorne of Fordwich, Stanley
Heibein and his wife Maureen of
Milverton, Kathleen Bridge of
Brussels, Ruth Parkhouse and her
husband Allan of Atwood, Julenia
Draper and her husband Robert of
Brussels, John Heibein and his wife
Marlene of Guelph, Joyce Jones
and her husband Fred of Milverton,
Phyllis Hanna and her husband
Thomas of Whitby, Bill Heibein of
Listowel and Lloyd Heibein and his
wife Violet of Brussels.
She was also loved by her 41
grandchildren, 72 great-
grandchildren and two great-great-
grandchildren. Mrs. Heibein was
predeceased by three daughters, her
son-in-laws, Gerald Bridge and
Victor Fox, daughter-in-law, Isabel
Heibein and gr'anddaughters
Brenda Jamieson, Pamela Rutledge
and Sherry Souch.
Friends were received by the
family Monday evening at the
Schimanski Family funeral Home,
Brussels where th.e complete
funeral service was conducted on
Tuesday, Oct. 27 at 2 p.m. with
Rev. Stan McDonald officiating.
The pallbearers and flower bearers
were grandchildren.
Interment at Molesworth
Cemetery.
As an expression of sympathy,
memorial donations were made to
the Alzheimer Society or to the
Heart & Stroke Foundation of
Ontario.
ALICE ELIZABETH
HAMILTON
Alice Elizabeth "Betty" Hamilton
of Goderich passed away at
Maitland Manor on Monday, Oct.
19, 1998 in her 68th year.
She was the dear mother of
Cheryl and Ed Miller of Goderich,
Brian Hamilton of Huron Park,
Sandy and Kevin Finnie of
Goderich, Jane and David
McAdam of Kitchener, Shelley and
Rob Jeffrey of Goderich. She was
the loving grandmother of seven
grandchildren and dear friend of
Wayne Arnold of Teeswater. She
was predeceased by her parents
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Thomas and Winnifred Taylor and
one brother Billy Taylor.
The family received friends at the
McCallum and Palla Funeral
Home, Cambria Road at East Street
Goderich on Wednesday from 2 - 4
and 7 - 9 p.m. Funeral service was
held at the Funeral Home on
Thursday, Oct. 22 at 11 a.m. Rev.
David Nicholson of Knox
Presbyterian Church officiated.
Pallbearers were Ed Miller,
David McAdam, Kevin Finnie and
Rob Jeffrey.
Interment Maitland Cemetery.
Donations to London Regional
Cancer Centre or Children's Aid
Society of Huron County gratefully
acknowledged.
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