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The Belgrave Guides, Brownies and Sparks did their bit for helping the needy this holiday
season when they gathered non-perishable food items for the North Huron Food Share.
From the left, Guides Ellen Procter and Amanda Dorsch and Sparks Loretta Thompson and
Brittany Weber displayed the goodies at Belgrave's lighting of the lights ceremony, Dec. 1
Community enjoys lighting ceremony
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Club celebrates
123, 118; Largaret McInnes, Jean Walker, 130, 134; Mabel
132,222; Evelyn Galbraith, 172, Wheeler, 123, 130; Doris, 100, 85;
138; Evelyn Caslick, 115, 132; Ann 123, 179; Helen 96, 1 1 I.
• Morris sets bag tag rules
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
LANDFILL SITE
TIPPING FEES
The following Tipping Fees are payable prior to Disposal in the Landfill
Site of the following items by cash or cheque:
Effective January 1, 1999.
1. Bag Tags
1 tag required for 26"x36" bag
2 tags for larger bags
2. Construction Material
Demolition Material
Institutional Waste
3. Contaminated Soil
4. Milling Fines - for fines delivered by
companies outside the Township of
Vorils boUndaries.
5: Tires:
A) Passenger Car, Truck, Light Truck
and implement tires
without rim
with rim
B) Truck and Tractor
without rim
with rim
6. After Hours Entry:
A charge will be levied for entry into the
Landfill Site after operation hours.
7. Appliances:
A) A charge shall apply for disposal of
any appliance containing a refrigerant.
eg: Freezers, Refrigerators, Heat Pumps,
Air Conditioners, Dehumidifiers, etc.
B) A charge shall apply for disposal of any .
appliance certified as having the
refrigerant removed, being "Freon Free".
C) A charge shall apply for disposal of any
other household fixture, examples being -
other appliances, water heaters, bath
tubs or furnaces.
8. Commercial Carrier
9. 45 Gallon Barrel
10. Burnables
11. Recyclables
12. Household Furniture
{examples being: chesterfield, chair
or TV, etc.)
$ 1.00
$ 25.00 per pickup load
or small trailer
or farm wagon
$100.00 per tandem load
$ 30.00 per load
$ 5.00 per tire
$ 10.00 per tire
$ 10.00 per tire
$ 15.00 per tire
$ 30.00 per entry
$ 30.00 per unit
$ 5.00 per unit
$ 5.00 per unit
$100.00 per load
or part thereof
$ 2.00
No charge
No charge
2 tags
Tags available for purchase at the following locations:
• Brussels IGA • Oldfield's Pro Hardware
• McDonald Lumber • Brussels Variety
• Walton Country Store • Teeswater Co-op, Belgrave
• Diesel Car Diner • Brian's valu-mart, Wingham
• Blyth General Store • Village of Brussels Municipal Office
• Township of Morris Municipal Office
p4dE1rtgldnifE31, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1998.
On Tuesday, Dec. 1 the Belgrave
community celebrated the lighting
of its Christmas tree in the new
Belgrave Community Heritage
Park.
About 100 people attended as the
Guiders, Brownies, Sparks and
The regular meeting of the
Belgrave Evening Unit to the Knox
United Church Belgrave, met at the
home of Muriel Coultes, Dec 1,
with 13 members and six visitors
answering the roll call by bringing
articles for the Christmas bureau.
Barbara Anderson read a poem
Jean Pattison and Margaret
Higgins welcomed worshippers and
handed out the service of worship
at Knox United Church on Sunday,
Nov. 22.
The Junior choir sang I will Enter
His Name and Oh I Want to Go,
accompanied by Joanne Robinson
and directed by Lila Procter.
The Old Testament reading was
taken from Jeremiah 23:1-6 with
The Presbyterian congregation of
Belgrave held its annual Christmas
social Nov. 29.
It began with a potluck dinner in
the Institute Hall, then the singing
Mabel's moms met at their
regular time on Wednesday, Dec., 2.
Those who attended were Cindy
McKee, Drew and Cole; Mary Jane
Hobden and Stephen; Karen
Rundle and Holly; Ken Higgins,
Laura, Ashley and Jarrod Logan;
Lila Procter and Jessica; Melanie
Pletch and Amelia; Elane Scott and
Peyton; Donna Raynard, Heidi and
Curtis; Crystal Agrombar, Zachari
and Nicholas.
Their topic was pre-natal and
child birth care.
The seniors bowling scores for
Wednesday, Dec. 2 were: Doris
Remington, 141, 146; Ivy Cloaky,
Pathfinders lit the tree and placed
red ribbons on the branches.
Lorne Campbell welcomed
everyone and spoke about the
Remembrance service at the park.
He drew attention to the memorial
stones, park design and flower
"Christmas Heart." A donation of
$25 from the card fund will be
given to gifts for the shut-ins.
There will be lunch after church in
February when the children sing.
Mabel Wheeler presented the
program in which she renewed the
meaning of the Christmas story and
closed with a poem about
the passage from Luke 1:68-79
being read responsively by the
congregation. Melanie and Tania
Pletch were in charge of the
nursery.
Rev. Mary Jane Hobden talked to
the children about celebrating the
last day before the beginning of the
Christian year. She talked about
good and bad power with Jesus
having good power. She
of carols. Arnold Bruce, Ethel
Adams and Ron McBurney played
several selections.
Elgin Johnston..and Arnold
Bruce, played Christmas carols on
In preparation for garbage tag use
beginning Jan. 1, Morris Twp.
council has set out regulations for
the new system, which will affect
residents of Morris and the Village
of Brussels.
THE BASICS
Requiring two tags are bags that
exceed the standard size, and larger
household furniture.
Morris council has also instituted
tipping fees at the site, beginning in
the new year.
beds.
Barb Pletch led in singing carols
and the audience proceeded to the
arena for cookies and hot
chocolate.
Proceeds from the evening went
to the North Huron Food Share.
"Christmas."
Laura Johnston and Barbara
Anderson presented the candlelight
worship service. Several Christmas
hymns were sung. Scriptures from
Luke 2:8-20 and Matthew 2:1-12
were read. Ruth Johnston and Irene
Lamont assisted with the
candlelight ceremony.
demonstrated with magical mud.
The Epistle reading was taken
from Colossians 1:11-20 and the
gospel lesson from Luke 23:33-43:
The sermon was based on
Messiah in disguise.
Cathy and Ken McCracker took
up the offering.
Knox Sunday School concert is
on Friday, Dec. 11 in the Women's
Institute Hall.
their violins and Ron McBurney,
played banjo, accompanied by
Hazel Dalrymple.
Garner Nicholson showed slides
of local interest.
Residents disposing of appliances
containing a refrigerant will be
charged $30 per unit. It' the
refrigerant has already been
removed, there is a $5 disposal fee
and removal must be certified.
A $5 charge will also be applied
to household fixtures including
appliances, water heaters, bathtubs
and furnaces.
Items that can be burned or
recycled may be disposed of at no
cost.
The Belgrave Community Club
held its Christmas dinner and party
Friday, Dec. 4 with 67 present.
President Lorne Campbell
welcomed everyone. The group
observed a moment of silence in
memory of Audry Edgar.
Rev. Cathrine Campbell led in
grace. Debbie Reid and her helpers
served a delicious beef diner. Lorne
Campbell expressed thanks.
They were reminded of the New
Year's Eve party being held at the
WI Hall, Dec. 31. at 8 p.m.
Mabel Wheeler conducted a
mixer contest.
George Michie'read his account
of the Marathon Euchre Club
which started in 1949.
Arnie Bruce and Alf Nichol
favoured the group with some
Christmas numbers. (ilive Bolt
read "I am not old - Just mature,"
Donna Shaw and Freda Johnston
led in a sing song. Donna read
"Christmas in Florida." More
musical numbers were enjoyed.
Four table centres were given as
draw prizes - Mary Procter,
Cathrine Campbell, Mary Jane
Hobden and Olive Bolt won.
Further draw prizes were won by
Laura Johnston, Lillian Appleby,
Les Shaw, John Robers, Donna
Shaw, Irene Lamont, George Inglis,
Jean Pattison, Louise Bosman,
Ross Procter, Edythe Coultes, John
Anderson, Kay Roberts, Bob
Gordon, Richard Moore, Ruth
Gordon and Alf Nichol.
The party closed with a sing song
Merry Christmas everyone!
Knox UCW gives to Bureau
Messiah in disguise, sermon topic
Presbyterians hold Christmas social
Moms discuss pre-natal care