The Citizen, 1991-04-17, Page 9Walton
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1991. PAGE 9.
W. Wawanosh accepts tender
Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall. Phone 887-6677
Women perform skit
at Unit I meeting
There were 16 ladies present for
the April meeting of Walton I unit,
held in the church basement on
Wednesday evening.
Marie McGavin led in the devo
tions with the opening call to
worship hymn “Jesus stand among
us” was sung accompanied by
Edith Wey at the piano. Scripture
reading was given by Edith. Then
Marie and Edith acted in a little
skit as the women disciples of
Christ and a century later as the
message of hope. The offering was
received and dedicated with
“Praise God from whom all Bless
ings Flow” followed by prayers.
Again the hymn was chosen from
the Gospel song book, “Sister, let
me be your servant.”
Leona McDonald gave a topic on
“Thankfulness”. We should give
thanks for the strength to be able to
work each day, to see, just to look
out and see the beauty around us.
We should give thanks every day
for all our blessings. Thankfulness
goes on for the whole year not only
at Thanksgiving time. She closed
her message with a poem, “Re
sponse for Thanksgiving Day”.
The hymn “For the fruit of all
creations” was sung.
Gloria Wilbee presided for the
business. Secretary, Audrey Hack
well read minutes and took the roll
call of both copper contest leaders
side.
Doreen Hackwell gave the trea
surer’s report. Dates to be marked
on the calendar were: an invitation
to Brussels Presbyterian Church,
Sunday evening and to Anglican
Church in Brussels on May 1, at 8
p.m. The general U.C.W. meeting
Unit II plans
coming
events
Kathleen Williamson was hos
tess for the Walton II unit on
Wednesday evening, April 10. The
devotions were led by Helen Craig
and Helen Williamson.
Maxine Houston was in charge of
business and brought all reports
from the U.C.W. General meeting.
In the coming events announced
were the Country Supper will be at
the church for June 9. Meals taken
for the Blyth Festival are July 19
noon luncheon, July 26 supper,
August 15 luncheon, September 6
supper. Next communion is Sun
day, May 19 with church changed
to 11:30 a.m. The board meeting of
the church was held at the home of
Murray and Olene Dennis on
Sunday evening.
Next month is a general meeting
with the date changed to May 8 as
the U.C.W. is invited to St. John’s
Anglican Church on Wednesday,
May 1. A social time followed
during lunch.
People
attend
service
Attending the Thankoffering at
Melville Presbyterian Church in
Brussels on Sunday evening from
Duff s Church were Mary Hum
phries, Margery Huether, Viola
Kirkby and Helen Hazelwood of
Hamilton who has been visiting
in Walton for a few days. Jean
Bewley and Joanne King showed
pictures of their trip to Austria.
for that month has been moved to
May 8 at the church.
In the business, the garage sale
and bake table was discussed. Each
member is asked to bring two items
of baking, also articles for the yard
sale table. It will be held at the
former K.M.M. Drainage in Wal
ton from 9 a.m. till 2 p.m. on
Saturday, May 18.
The church service on May 19
will be moved to 11:30 a.m. May
26 will have puppets for both adults
and children at their morning
service.
It was suggested to continue to
order from Regal. Anyone with
spring flowers are asked to bring
them for the Sunday morning
church services. Grace was sung
followed by lunch served by Edith
Wey, Dorothy Sholdice and Audrey
Hackwell and a social half hour was
enjoyed.
A gravel tender from Bannerman
Contracting Limited of Kincardine
was accepted by West Wawanosh
council at its April 2 meeting.
The tender was for the crushing
and hauling of 12,000 tons and
18,000 cubic yards of gravel at a
cost of $1.69 per ton and $2.20 per
cubic yard. The total estimated cost
was $64,767.10.
Council authorized road superin
tendent George Humphrey to at
tend the C. S. Anderson Road
School in Guelph from May 5 to
May 8 for the Municipal Health and
Safety Course.
Mr. Humphrey is to contact
Maitland Engineering Services
Ltd. as soon as possible regarding
field work for replacing the con
crete culvert at Lot 19, Cone. 2-3.
Councillor Roy Taylor declared a
pecuniary interest in the next
matter. Council accepted responsi
bility for $1,000 of the cost to install
a drain on the west half of Lot 26,
Cone. 7 owned by Mr. Taylor and
the east half owned by J. Thomp
son. The amount was considered by
Mr. Humphrey to be the fair share
of the township for road water
entering the drain.
Mr. Humphrey received author
ization to hire either of the present
part-time labourers to check loads
at the Moss pit during crushing
operations.
The 1991 funds for construction
were directed toward the hardtop
surfacing of Cone. 4-5 from Dun
gannon to Sideroad 15-16. This is
on the condition the asphalt can be
obtained at a reasonable price.
Also, the reconstruction of Cone.
6-7 from St. Augustine to the
Redmond laneway at west half of
Lot 23, Cone. 7 will be done.
Sydney Tilbrook attended the
meeting in response to a letter
received from council regarding his
destruction of roadside trees. Mr.
Tilbrook explained the trees were
dying and he was not aware they
were on township property. Council
questioned him about old cars on
the property and he said they were
being removed the following day.
The lot was also going to be cleared
by bulldozing and burning brush.
A fee of $30 will be required to
renew a building permit that has
lapsed because construction has
not begun within the term of six
months.
Clerk Joan Armstrong was given
authorization to attend the Associa
tion of Municipal Clerks and Trea
surers of Ontario’s annual meeting
and professional development to be
held in Ottawa from June 30 to July
4.
Mrs. Armstrong’s expenses (re
gistration) for the workshop in
Bayfield on March 21 and 22 is to
be paid by the township.
Council has requested the Mini
stry of Municipal Affairs to modify
Schedule “G” Land Use Plan of the
township’s Secondary Plan by
changing Part Lot 13, Cone. 4 as
shown from Urban to Restricted
Agriculture.
The general accounts totalling
$24,850.98 and the road accounts in
the amount of $21,614.78 were
approved for payment.
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