The Citizen, 1989-02-22, Page 29THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1989. PAGE 29.
OPP seek policing committee in McKillop Twp.
Sergeant C. Vessey and Corporal
J. McLeod of the Ontario Provincial
Police attended the McKillop
Township council meeting of Fe
bruary 1 to discuss the formation of
a policing committee.
The committee will be comprised
of volunteers from the township
who represent its geographic re
gions and the age groups and
occupations within it. These mem
bers will meet once a month with
an O.P.P. officer whose duty it is to
serve their community specifically.
They will discuss any policing
Obituaries
FREDA M. HAINES
Mrs. Freda Haines of Wingham
died Wednesday, February 15,
1989 at Pinecrest Manor in Luck
now. She was in her 90th year.
The former Freda Margaret Col
lins was bom in Morris Township.
She was predeceased by her hus
band, J. Victor Haines in 1975, one
daughter, Margaret Bennett, on
February 5, 1989 two brothers and
four sisters.
Mrs. Haines is survived by her
children, John and his wife Grace,
Mary and her husband John McIn
tosh, all of Wingham, Wilfred and
his wife Hazel of RR 4, Wingham,
Helen and her husband Jim Ninn-
inger of Ottawa, and her son-in-law
Roy Bennett. She is also survived
by one sister, Minnie MacTavish of
Lucknow.
The funeral service was held on
Saturday, February 18 at the
McBumey Funeral Home with
Reverend J. Rea Grant officiating.
ANNE SMITH
Anne Smith passed away sud
denly at her home on Elizabeth
Street in Brussels on February 14,
1989. She was in her 83rd year.
She was born Anne Inglis in
Carrick Township. She spent sever
al years as a teacher. Mrs. Smith
attended Brussels United Church.
She is survived by her husband,
Jim and their children; Ron and
his wife Lillian of Harriston, Gerald
and his wife Nancy of Belmore, and
Donna and her husband Bob Gibb-
ings of Clinton. Mrs. Smith is also
survived by her grandchildren
Marni and Jamie Gibbings, Shane
and Scott Smith and her sisters Ella
Scott, Mary Woods and Jean
Death.
Funeral services were held Feb
ruary 16 at the Watts Funeral
Home in Brussels. Rev. C. Carpen
tier officiated. Interment followed
at Brussels Cemetery.
SAMUEL JEFFERSON
Samuel Jefferson of Goderich
died suddenly February 15, 1989 at
the Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital in Goderich. He was in his
84th year.
Mr. Jefferson was formerly of
Donnybrook and Newmarket. He
is survived by his wife, the former
Anne Little and three sons: David
of Goderich, Donald of Orangeville
and John of Port Perry. He is also
survived by three grandchildren,
one brother, Hilliard (Pete) of
Donnybrook and one sister Mar
garet Leddy of Clinton.
Funeral visitation was held at the
McCallum and Palla Funeral Home
in Goderich. Services were held at
the North Street United Church on
February 18. The Maitland Lodge
No. 33 A.F. also conducted a
service on Friday evening. Inter
ment was at Greenhill Cemetery in
Lucknow.
CORRECTION
In the obituary of Jean Fraser
printed in last week’s Citizen, the
name of her husband Robert Fraser
was unfortunately omitted. The
Citizen regrets this ommission.
needs or problems there may be in
the township.
It was recommended that this
committee be composed of a busi
nessman, student, farmer and
councillor. Council will be consider
ing the appointment of members to
this committee at the next meeting.
As a pilot project to encourage
recycling, McKillop township will
be receiving blue boxes. These will
be distributed to each household in
the near future.
Ontario Hydro informed the Mc
Killop Council that there will be an
increase on the Walton Street
lights from $404.76 to $421.16. This
is an increase from $33.75 to $35.09
per property a year.
A letter was read from the Huron
and Perth Emergency Health Ser
vices requesting that Bell Canada
be asked for a cost study on
implementing a 911 service. Coun
cil decided that it was not in favour
of the implementation of such a
service.
James Ryan, Sharon McClure,
Gwen Hugill, Bill Shortreed, Brian
MacDonald, Brian Murray, and
Garry McClure were appointed to
the McKillop Township Recreation
Parks and Community Centre
Board of the year 1989 or until their
successors are appointed.
A proposed expenditure for high
way improvements in the amount
of $406,200.00 for the year 1989
was approved by council.
Council also approved a request
for the road superintendent to
advertise in The Citizen and the
Huron Expositor for approximately
25,000 imperial tons of gravel for
road maintenance. Tenders will
close on March 7, 1989 at 12 noon.
There was a report from building
inspector Eugene McAdam con
cerning the permits issued in 1988.
There were eight residential, 17
farm, and two commercial permits
issued for a total value of
$963,000.00. The amount of build
ing activity is down from last year
when 40 permits totalling
$1,069,369 were granted. It was
decided that Marion McClure will
attend the Clerk’s Municipal Drain
Course on February 28 and March
1. The course is sponsored by the
Ministry of Agriculture and Food.
Thomas J. Kale will be attending
the Superintendent’s Course from
March 6 to 10, 1989. This is also
sponsored by the Ministry of
Agriculture and Food. Bylaws to
provide for the maintenance and
repair of the existing Dietz Drain
age Works and the Hoegy Drainage
Works were given first and second
reading. These are under the
authority of reports dated April 23,
1971 and October 29, 1970.
Joe Gibson was appointed by
Council as the joint representative
to the Ausable-Bayfield Conserva
tion Authority for the town of
Seaforth and the Townships of
Hullett and McKillop.
A representative was selected to
attend the Seaforth and Area Fire
Board Committee meeting. Marie
Hicknell was appointed in the
absence of Sharon McClure.
A motion was passed that the
Council of the Township of McKil
lop object to the suggestion that the
position of Fire Chief become a full
time one. (At a meeting last week
Council rejected the proposal.)
Reeve Marie Hicknell presented
Ken Campbell with a plaque on
behalf of the Township. This was in
recognition of six years of service
on the Seaforth and District Com
munity Centres Committee.
A decision was made to endorse
a resolution from the Town of
Iroquois Falls. They are petitioning
the Province of Ontario to finan
cially assist municipalities to retro
fit administrative facilities to pro
vide accessibility to all.
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