HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-02-19, Page 9THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1970
Stephen Township Council Plan Road
Work at Heavy February Session
Items of business handled by
Stephen township council last
week concerned raod work.
A bylaw was passed setting
the 1969 regular road expend-
itures at $135, 500. Of this a-
mount, $43, 000 is to be spent
on a new construction with
$92, 500 allocated for maint-
enance,
Last year's regular bylaw was
for $128, 500. The extra $7, 000
is allocated for construction
with one of the projects being
completion of the Pollock Bridge
near Grand Bend,
Newly appointed road super-
intendent Frank Mcisaac was
instructed to call for tenders for
hauling and spreading of 22, 000
cubic yards of gravel from the
stockpile at Siliery's Pit in
Usborne township.
Mclsaac will also call for
tenders for the supply of approx-
imately 125 tons of liquid cal-
cium to be applied to township
roads.
Tenders will also be invited
from local suppliers for warble
fly powder for 1970 use.
Clerk Wilma" D, Wein and
deputy -reeve Joseph Dietrich
are representing the township
at the Association of Rural
Municipalities Convention being
held in Hamilton this week.
Two weeks later, Reeve James
Hayter, Councillor Stephen
Emmanuel UCW
Discuss Poverty
Mrs. Tom Meyers chaired
the February meeting of
Emmanuel 13. C , W. , opening
with a short poem, followed
by prayer. "Let the lower
lights be burning," was sung.
Reading entitled, "How to destroy
the country, " was given by
Mrs. Melvin Brown.
Mrs. Ken Breaky, Mrs.
l-Ierb Neeb, and Mrs. Meno
Steckle favoured with a very
pleasing trio. Mrs. Nancy
Koehler read the scripture and
Mrs. Brown followed with prayer.
A Duet by Mrs. Breakey and
Mrs. Neeb was enjoyed. Mrs-.
Steckle presented the topic
on poverty, taken from the
book "Reconciliation in a broken
World." Offering was received.
"Lord speak to that I may
speak,." was sung as a closing
prayer.
The president, Mrs. George
Bullock conducted the
business. A social half hour
followed.
Deadline for
tax savings
on registered
retirement
savings plans
Deposits made by
February 28, 1970
are tax free for 1969 returns
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TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1880
Dundas, Road Superintendent
Mcisaac and one of the road
employees will attend the Good
Roads Convention in Toronto.
Council approved a grant of
$250 to the Huron park Council
to assist in their recreational
program. Rev. David Ellyatt
headed a delegation that asked
for assistance in financing a
sports set-up for the many boys
and girls residing at the Park.
A resolution was passed auth-
orizing a reforestration program
by Dr. Fielding and the Ontario
Department of Lands and Forests
at part of Lot 20, Concession 18.
Reeve Hayter was re- appoint-
ed to handle all industrial con-
tracts for the township and
Deputy -reeve Dietrich is the
representative to the Ontario
Farm Drainage Association.
ZURICH CITIZENS .NEWS
USBORNE AWARDS CONTRACT
Usborne Township council
awarded two contracts at their
February meeting. The meeting
also featured a presentation of
a desk set to Reeve Roy.Westcott
to mark the occasion of his el-
ection as. Huron Warden.
The presentation was made by
road superintendent W J, Routly
on behalf of the council and
township officials.
R,H. Jennison Ltd., Grand
Bend, was awarded the gravel
contract. The firm will crush
and spread 15, 000 cubic yards
at 92¢ per yard and crush and
stockpile an additional 2, 000
yards at 60$ for a total cost of
$15, 000.
The price was $720 less than
the figure tendered by Sandy
Contracting Co. Ltd., Goderich.
Fuel tenders were also opened
and awarded to the low bidder,
Ross Scott Limited, Brucefield.
The firm will supply and del-
iver gasoline at 21.5¢ per gallon,
diesel fuel at 18¢ and stove oil
at 24¢, Six bids were received,
In other business council:
Approved membership be tak-
en out in the Ontario Farm Drain-
age Association for $10 and the
Ontario Association of Mayors
and Reeves at $20.
Approved weekly expenses of
$3 for the sanitary inspector..
Appointed Councillors Morley
and Ferguson to the MODA
Tourist Council and Councillor
McBride to the MODA zone
council,
Discussed interim or more -
than -once -a- year
ore-than-once-a-year tax billing
but deferred decision until the
county finishes discussion with
the Huron Board of Education on
the proposed idea that the mun-
icipalities pay levies twice year-
ly as opposed to the quarterly
payments as authorized by govern
ment regulations.
Agreed that tax billing through
the IBM datacentre would not be
suitable to Usborn'e's requirement
PAGE NINE
Dashwood Ladies
Discuss Sermon
The mid -week Lenten
Sermon'Were you There?, "
by Rev. R,E. Steinman, was
the topic for the evening.
Sixteen ladies and four
visitors gathered in the
basement for a business
meeting. The Altar Guild
reported ten visits and one
gift of flowers. The new
Guild is Mrs. Martha Miller
and Mrs. Irvin Rader.
The ladies accepted an
invitation from Calvary
United Church ladies to meet
with them Friday, March 13,
to see pictures on the Guenthers'
recent trip to Bethlehem. An
invitation was given the ladies
to accompany the W.I.
on a bus trip to Kitchener
March 3. Plans for the year
were discussed,
Gingerich's Appliances FurOiture.
Clinton
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