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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-12-06, Page 16Page 16 Times -Advocate, December 6, 1989 More drilling necessarybfore re ort on IandfiII site TUCKERSMITH - At their reg -meeting held on November 9, in- without the extra testing an• that Board, however, wi be covering of additional costs that have arisen and -hand equipment, and approxi- Meeting meeting on November 21, formed Council members that two the report, prepared as it i at the costs of digging the two addi- during the course of the test site mately S20,000 in tipping fees Tuckersmith Council was told that additional wells will have to be present, will subsequently hav tional wells, including drilling investigation that the Landfill have been accounted for. more drilling will be necessaryat be written. fees, sampling equipment ,sub- Board has ended up covering. The Board is in the process of 8dug to conduct a chemical test scan the Mid -Huron Landfill site in at a cost of approximately $5000. Conestoga Rovers admitted that •• I ntracting costs and well casing The Landfill Board also reported tendering for a new compactor. Re- Holmesville before a report on the Jun Yardley and Tony Crutcher of this was an oversight on their part supplies for each well, at a that the operating section of their pair costs on the present model, in - site can be handed into the Mini -Conestoga Rovers had told board and that they will be responsible de y of 50 feet each. budget is now in line. The Board volving work on the crawls, hy- stry of Environment. members that the report on the site for the office costs involved in al- ome concern was expressed by has received $44,000 in grants to- draulics and motor, have been Deputy Reeve Bill Carnochan, would essentially be incomplete tering the report. The Landfill C ncil member as to the amount wards their recent purchase of sec- estimated at $18,000. reporting in the Landfill Board Dashwood by Bernice Boyle iid:a:d/al3CMCCOMP. i«Ci: i iai?i Doig;Mi id/a/dl irig COMigigldiaOalati>;laf►:'.f Oligi iala/:Ia>.s irigi f,a1 COM DASHWbOD - Calvary United Church celebrated the Sacrament of Holy Communion Sunday. Rev. David Mack's sermon "The Lord's Feast" was taken from the scrip- ture I Corinthians II: 24-26. He ex- plained how to prepare oneself for . communion. First it's a Command - than a commemoration, com- munion, confessional service and confirmation. The advent candle was lit by John, Charlene, Samatha, Rachel and John Edwards. The U.C. Women are asking the group conveners to have a mem- bership count in to Mary Weber for the Christmas supper by Fri- day, December 8. The dinner will be held Tuesday, December 12 at 6:30 p.m. The teens and choir members are invited as well as the U.C.W. spouses or a friend. Dashwood Women Institute held their euchre party Wednesday, No- vember 29 at the centre with seven tables. Winners: ladies high Mrs. Doris Pfaff, ladies low Mrs. Mil- dred Kellerman, ladies lone hand Greta Restemayer, men's high Sheldon Wein, men's low Harvey Bicrling and men's lone hand Glo- ria Bicrling. Shipka by Annie Morenz SHIPKA - There will be another euchre party here tonight, December 6, at the Community Centre at 8 p.m. Sandra and Tony Regier, Chris, Heather and Jill of Mount Clemens Michigan came over last Thursday November 23, to spend the Ameri- can Thanksgiving with Sandra's fa- ther, Kcn Baker. Other family members joining them were Don, Sharon and Jamie Baker, Gary, Shc- ona and Jeffrey, all of Shipka. Last Sunday Ken Baker visited in - Ailsa Craig at his sister's Loraine and Roland Neil. Joining them were a brother and sister-in-law, Earl and Minerva Baker, of St. Thomas. The fflitily enjoyed dinner at the Legion Hall. in Ailsa Craig and had supper at the Neil's home. Michelle Vincent spent a couple of days last week in Kingston, trav- elling down by train. Ferman and Leota Snyder recently attended a Musselman family Christmas reunion, held at Hickson Community Centre, with 52 in at- tendance. Due to the very blustery winter weather Sunday services at Green- way Unitcd Church were with- drawn, and less than usual alien- dance Pf Grand Bend United. Bciu.cd "Happy Birthday" wishes to Laura and Oscar Miller, who both observed their 84th birthdays at end of November. Sharon Morenz, of Coral Springs, Florida, returned home last week aftcr spending a two-week holiday in Ontario with relatives, friends and her son Jonathon De- nommc. Hugh and I visited recently with our cousin Don Jackson, Hensall area, also with cousins Beverley and John Ford, at Grand Valley. 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