HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2008-05-15, Page 17THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MAY 15, 2008. PAGE 17.
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Saturday, members of the Martin
and De Jager families brought
special music. The mission
conference guests were Frank
VanderMeulen and Jason Bechtel
(who is completing his Missionary
training) from New Tribe Mission,
Durham.
Jason Bechtel is formerly from
the Londesborough area, and Huron
Chapel has been his home church.
Jason and Angie (Martin) Bechtel
will graduate from NTM Durham at
the end of May. They will serve as
missionaries at the Canadian Head
office starting in the fall of 2008, but
first want to spend some time this
summer in Indonesia.
Daily Vacation Bible School, Out
of Egypt, will be held at Huron
Chapel July 7 -11.
Bible school July 7-11
Replacing antiquated clay sewerservices with PVC is going to be alittle less costly for residents ofNorth Huron. At its May 5 meeting council
passed a recommendation to supply
a maximum of five lengths of 4”
SDR-28 sewer pipe free of charge.
The recommendation was brought
to council by the water department
to reduce the number of blockagesand the infiltration/exfiltration ofsewage and groundwater, thuscutting flows to the sewagetreatment plant. The incentive will be available toanyone with clay services, withpreference to streets that are going to
have the sanitary sewers rebuilt this
year.
The incentive will be limited to
$2,500 with the money being taken
from the 2008 distribution/collection
maintenance budget. It will be re-assessed to determinethe requirements for next year. The report to council stated thatstaff implications should be minimalas the property owners will beresponsible for installation.However, the township staff will
need to inspect for proper
installation and removal of
uncontaminated water sources.
As the budgetary impacts had been
considered council had no problem
accepting the recommendation.
Councillor Greg McClinchey said
“It seems like a good thinking-
outside-the-box way of getting
things done.”
The program is offered to any
North Huron resident with clay
sewer pipes.
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Audrey Boonstoppel, left, and Gerrie Bos displayed some of
the items up for grabs at the Blyth Christian Reformed
Church’s plant sale on Friday evening. (Vicky Bremner photo)
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NH offers incentive for sewersBy Bonnie GroppThe Citizen
Owners of mixed breed dogs in
North Huron should soon be able to
operate as a kennel if they choose.
At the May 5 council meeting,
clerk-administrator Kriss Snell said
that currently to have kennel status
people had to have purebreds.
After meeting with animal control
officer Bob Trick as well as
councillor Alma Conn, who is a
veterinarian, Snell said there is “not
necessity to maintain that
requirement.”
Noting that Conn had provided
information on the Canadian
Veterinarians Medical Association,
Snell said, “It appears there is some
leeway for mixed breeds.”
In response to a question from
councillor Greg McClinchey as to
why the requirement was there in the
first place, Snell said the issue was
pitbulls. “By putting the purebred
distinction in there pitbulls wouldn’t
be allowed because they are not
recognized by the Canadian Kennel
Club.”
In suggesting council approve the
change, Snell added, “The intent of
the bylaw should be animal welfare.
That the breeder is meeting certain
standards would be our primary
goal.”
NH reviews kennel bylaw
By Bonnie Gropp
The Citizen
Sweets for the sweets
A choice of desserts was the treat at the Londesborough
United Church supper on Saturday night. Jazlen, left, and
Avery Wright dug in. (Vicky Bremner photo)