Times-Advocate, 1981-02-18, Page 19Increase of three percent
Council accepts garbage contract for'81
Grand Bend council
Monday night accepted the
tender of McDonald
Sanitation Services of The Crediton firm will
Crediton for the 1981 garbage receive $1,807.50 per month
collection contract. for a yearly total of 821,690.
This is an increase of three
percent over the 1980 con-
tract.
Collections are made once
a week during the winter
while during the summer
months commercial pickups
are increased to six each
week.
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Clerk -treasurer Louise
Clipperton reported that
$85,843.13 had been collected
in 1981 taxes at the ex-
piration of the first interim
deadline of February 12.
This represents about 79
percent of the first in-
stalment payable of
8108,434.89.
The next interim payment
is due on May 14.
The township of Hay has
approved a retainer fee of
81,500 for 1981 for services of
the Grand Bend fire
department to cover a
designated area of that
municipality.
A sign permit application
from Grand Cove Estates
was approved. It will be
placed on property owned by
Grand Cove.
LOPPET REGISTRATIONS — Taking care of the many registrations at Sunday's lappet at
the Pinery Provincial Park was a big chore. Shown at the registration desk are Antoinette
Pachlarz and Lily and Henry Jamrozinski. The event was sponsored by the Grand Bend Op-
timist club. T -A photo
This week's study on pain
Ladies at Bible hour
Twenty-one ladies at-
tended the non-
denominational coffee Bible
hour last Thursday morning
at the home of Mrs. Nita
Sinclair at 155 Sherwood
Crescent, Southcott Pines.
Sfudy time this week Feb. 19
will be on "Coping with
death and pain", and the
meeting will be same time
and place at 9:30 a.m.
Everyone welcome.
Personals
Brad and Rita Hamilton
of Windsor, and Brent, spent
the weekend with Brent's
grandparents, Mr. & Mrs.
Alex Hamilton.
Elda and Elgin Adams
were supper guests Friday
night with George and Iva
Latta.
Apower blackout hit many
homes in town last Tuesday
night.
The senior citizens meeting
scheduled for last Wed-
nesday aftrernoon was
cancelled due to stormy
weather, and will be held the
first Wednesday in March.
Marie and George Chowen
visited last Monday with her
mother, Mrs. Alice Aikens at
the Nursing home in Mit-
chell, and they also called to
visit friends Mr. & Mrs.
Edwin Rose in the Mitchell
area.
Lorne and Loreen Devine
visited Friday evening with
Hugh and Annie Morenz.
Sunday dinner guests with
Mr. Susie Devine, were Mr.
& Mrs. Ervin Devine and Mr.
& Mrs. Elgin Adams.
Mrs. Lillian Brown spent
the weekend in Toronto
visiting with her daughter
Alice Brown. Lillian's sister,
Mrs. Stella Kerr, of Sarnia
stayed with Mr. Baker.
Lloyd and Eva Fahner
were supper guests Friday
evening with Art Baker and
Mrs. Brown.
Church of God news
Mr. Robert Laidlaw, of
Simcoe, of Church Growth
International held an ex-
ploratory meeting, Monday
evening at Church of God
with the board of trustees
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and board of Christian
Education.
Church of God ladies held
their February meeting
Thursday evening at the
church. Thirteen answered
the roll call by bringing in
scrap books.
President, Betty Camp-
bell, conducted the business.
Millie Desjardine had the
worship and study period on
missionaries in South
America.
A work period followed
putting cards in scrap books
for War Memorial hospital.
Lunch hostess Marian
Steckle served Valentine
cookies.
Last Friday afternoon,
representatives from the
local churches met at the
Church of God to plan for the
World's Day of Prayer to be
held on March 6 at the
Church of God.
Last Saturday,21 Church
of God youths and leaders
attended a youth rally in
Hartford. Guest speaker was
Mrs. Evelyn Krueger on a
theme of love.
A bylaw setting the sewer
discharge rates was
amended reducing the rate
from 150 percent to 91.1
percent of the water
charges.
Council turned down an
application by Bob Wright to
construct a sign on village
property adjacent to the
Bank of Montreal.
Wright was representing a
parachutist group wanting to
advertise their activities on
the beach this summer.
Councillor Harold Green
commented during the
discussion, "It's our same
age old problem. If we give
you a permit, how can we
refuse anyone else."
Reeve Bob Sharen pointed
out that present signs for
Southcott Pines and the
Starlite Drive Inn theatre
have been up for a long time.
Sharen said if the request
was for a sign on private
'property that would be a
different story with only a
permit being necessary.
A resolution from the town
of Rockland for continuation
of federal grants for sewer
and water projects was
supported.
The government's Com-
munity Seryices Con-
tribution program of 50
percent assistance for such
projects was ended on
November 12 of last year.
Reeve Sharen said, "We
should endorse this
resolution to help those
communities not as for-
tunate as us. We received
this aid for our sewer con-
struction."
A letter was read from the
Lambton branch of the
Canadian Cancer Society
thanking council for their
help in last year's daffodil
campaign.
Daffodils will be offered
for sale to businesses on
Friday, April 3 and to the
public in shopping areas on
April 4.
Councillor Dennis Snyder
reported that an aerial photo
and a physical survey of the
layout of the land of the
village's waste disposal site
was necessary before a Pits
and Quarries licence couls
be obtained.
Councillor Snyder told
council that the village
animal control officer will be
making her rounds once
every two weeks.
Snyder said he was getting
prices on thermostats for
the municipal offices to cut
temperatures at night and
automatically increase heat
in the morning.
A resolution from the
region of Hamilton -
Wentworth was read and
filed.
It called for sentences of
not less than 20 years for
persons convicted of crimes
while using firearms.
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