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The Huron Expositor, 1982-10-13, Page 204 A20 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 13, 1982 --- f Morris employees increases ncreases At the regular meeting of Morris township coune'il, Monday, October 4,- it was decided a ratepayers meet. ing will be held Thursday. October 14 at the township hall. The meeting wilt begin at 8:00 p.m: Tenders for snowplowing were opened.. Tendering a tandem truck was Joh c- Kercher, R.R. 2, B uevale $28.40 per hour; George Radford, Blyth $36.50 per hour and. John Cox Con- struction, R.R. 2, Wingham, $37.50 per hour. Grader tenders were, George Rad- ford, Blyth. $32.50 per hour apd William Kerr, Wing - ham, $41.50 per hour. Council accepted the tend- er of John McKercher of a tandem truck to plow cone. - sion three and four d village of Belgrave at ,40. The grader tender of Gorge Radford Construction to plow concession eight and nine at $32.50 was accepted, subject to approval of the Ministry of Transportation and Com- munications. A bylaw to close and stop up anunopened road allow- ance in Leckie's Survey, plan 100, lot 30, concession five was given third and' final readings and passed. The adjoining landowners, James McNeil and Brian Ten Pas , Brussels will be notified they must notify council in writing by October 22, if they intend to exercise their right to purchase the•portion of the property that abuts their properties to the middle line at the stopped up road allowance. Attending the meeting was Roger Somers, R.R. 2, Blyth to discuss the attack of Emma Bird's sheep on Au- gust 16. Mr, Somers gave reasons explaining it im- possible for his dog to have attacked the sheep. A motion was passed stating council felt there is insufficient evi- dence to collect the livestock claim of Mrs. Bird, dated August 16, from Mr. Somers. Wage increases for road employees was discussed. Grader operators, Jim Case - more and John Smith will receive an increase from $8.10 per hour to 58.80. retroactive :to September 1, 1982. Road Superintendent, Lloyd Michie will receive an increase from 57.00 to 58.00 per hour, which includes a .60 cent raise and .40 cent merit increase. Solicitor for the township, Alan MiII will be advised to' contact the Ministry of the Environment and Environ• mental Appeal Board be recovered from the Ministry of the Environment. A resolution was present- ed from the village of Zurich concerning Huron County School Board restrain budgets for the next two years. Morris fully supports the resolution and is in favour of the Huron County Board of Education and Huron -Perth Separate School Board restraining their bud- gets to six and five per cent. Council will meet'at their next regular „meeting on Monday. November I. be- ginning at 1:00 p.m. Thankfulness is UCW theme Correspondent MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE 887-9847 "The earth is the Lord's, and everything in it" I Corinthians, 10-26 was the text for the sermon delivered by Rev. John G. Roberts on Thanksgiving Sunday in Knox United Church. Bel - grave. The minister explained some of the dissenting con- ditions which existed in St. Paul's time. relating to the Christians and the world. There were two reactions. (I) The world was evil so withdraw from it. (2) Libert• inism - Christians heard. were saved and were free. Behaviour is no conse• quence to salvation. The Church's mission is. (1) To build up the community. (21 Proclaim the glory of God, for everything is the Lord's. No one must remain without hearing that all come under the judgement of God, We can't run rough -shod over people or treat children brutally; for the earth is the Lord's and everything in it. he said. Mrs. George Procter ac• companied the choir. UCW The Evening Unit of the U.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. George Johnston. October 5 with 15 present. Mrs. Ross Anderson open• ed the meeting with the worship service theme "Thankfulness." Mrs. And- erson read the poem "God's Bounty," Scripture Reading was by Mrs. Bert Johnston. Mrs, Anderson gave the meditation. Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler conducted the business. It was decided to call , the meetings for 8:15 p.m. The North Huron Regional meeting in Brussels United Church, October 13 was announced. The November Meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Laura John. Ston. Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler had charge of the program continuing with the study book on "Spiritual Strug- gle." She showed the film "Family Life In the Home land." Lunch was served by Mrs. Jack Taylor and Mrs William Coultes group, WMS 'The Thankoffering meet mg of the W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. Reg S.hultz on Monday. October 4 Mrs. Garner Nicholson presided. Scripture was read by Mrs. Joe Dunbar. Mrs. John McBurney read the meditation "A Bountiful Harvest - Mrs. Victor Youngbult led in prayer. 63 s•ck and shut-in calls were recorded. Each lady read a story or poem on Thanksgiving. Everyone was reminded of the Fall Rally to be held on October 13 in Hensall. Mrs. Nicholson closed the meeting with prayer. AFTERNOON UNIT The Afternoon Unit of the U.C.W. met October 4. Mrs. sF�rl Anderson conducted the business. Mrs. William Fenton and Mrs. Walter Scott were in charge of the service of worship. Each read scripture giving thanks. As we give thanks' with our offering today, said Mrs. Scott, we are reminded of the company of Christians df our own and other lands who are with us within the fellowship of the world-wide church, Readings concerning missionaries and their work in Trinidad. Japan, Korea, Africa and India were given hs Mrs. Fenton and Mrs, Scott. Mrs. Helen Martin read of a condensed form of The Book of Job. This is a book for every season. It remained for Christianity to take up where it leaves off; softening the rigid law of retribution and anchoring our bond with God to faith on earth and grace in heaven. Seek. and ye shall find; knock and it shall heaopened unto you. Mrs. Anderson led the discussion on The Theology of Prospero%. Prospers% and Abundance arc gifts of God. but when prosperity brings with it a feeling of having a right to a certain/Standard of living. it becomes a spiritual danger with forgetfulness 'of God. she said. Our Society is hooked on wealth. If our possessions possess us then to Kase wealth o5 to worship wealth. In the world today the rich become richer and the poor become poorer. with arras ing hatred between rhe haves and have netts, het, ween nation and nation PERSONALS Thanksgiving visitors with Mr and Mrs James Lamont were Mr and Mrs. Mike Cottrill of Kincardine, Dale and Dwight Lamont of Hen sail Mts Winmc Vmrent of Blyth and Mrs. Olive Camp hell of Belg'rave. Mrs. Norman Coolies. Mrs .lames Hunter and Mrs Ross Higgins attended the Women's Institute Huron County Rally at Grand Bend last Monday, October 4th. We are sorry to hear that Mrs Nelson Higgins is a patient in V•ctoria Hospital, London We are sorry to hear that Mr. Clarence Roth is a patient in Victoria Hospital. London. 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