The Brussels Post, 1981-01-14, Page 7SPECIAL GUESTS—Ed Kincaid and his leader dog Wolf, from
Thamesford were special guests at the Brussels Lions Club meeting on
Monday. To the left of Mr. Kincaid is Lions President Neil McDonald,
Bruce Murray of St. Marys, a candidate for International Director of the
Lions Club; and Seaforth past president Harold Turnbull. Leader dog
schools are a special project of the Lions Club. (Photo by Ranney)
Future of police village debated
Grey Township council will be negotiating
wages at a later date, but at a meeting on
January 5, council passed By-law 1 setting
the wages the same as 1980 until they can be
negotiated.
A the same meeting, council repealed a
1980 by-law which would have set an
election for trustees for the police village of
Ethel. This by-law had to be repealed until a
pt.,blic meeting can be held to discuss
whether or not Ethel should remain a police
village. A meeting is to be held Wednesday,
January 14 at the Ethel Community hall.
Council passed a by-law under the tile
'drainage act for $5600 and decided to give a
donation of $25 to the Huron County
Historical Society.
Building permits were approved for Hank
Maas-alteration or repair of existing barn;
Ross Engel-demolition of garage and
building permit to build new garage; C. and.
J. Lee-workshop and office; Teuni Smith-
demolition of house and barn; Otto
Pfeiffer-demolition of storage buildings.
Council also set up three meetings for
drainage to discuss a drain report and two
requests. Craig Lang from the Ministry of
Natural Resources was •at the meeting to
discuss the Pits and Quarries act and council
had a couple of people in to disCuss the
. Ontario Home Renewal Program. Council,
- 9cd ecided to get more information on the
program.
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Appointment were made at Morris
Council's recent meeting.
Poundkeepers for the township were
appointed and include: Keith Johnston,
ClarenCe Goll, Ross Turvey, Harvey Edgar,
Jim Bowman, Wayne Hopper, Frank
Procter, Lloyd Michie, Fred Stute, Ronald
Gordon, William Craig, George Blake and
Rae Huether.
Appointments to the various boards in the
township were also made by council at
• Mion day's meeting and included the
following: Blyth and District Area Fire Board
-Doug Fraser, Tom Miller; Seaforth Hospital
Board - Allan Searle; Brussels, Morris and
Grey Community Centre Board - Doug
Machan, Allan Campbell, Tom Miller, Doug
Fraser; Blyth and Community Centre
Board - Bruce Richmond, Carman Craig;
Belgrave Community Centre Board - George
Procter, Clare Van Camp; Bluevale Hall
Board - Ross Turvey, Etoile Johnston and
Bill Elston; Morris Township Recreation
Committee - all members of council, the
clerk and the road superintendent; Brussels
Medical Centre Board - Jim Mair for a two
year term; Bill Turnbull, one year term;
Solicitors - Crawford, Mill, Davies and
Elston; Maitland Valley. Conservation
Authority - Bob Grasby; Wingham and
District Hospital Board - Isobel Garniss:
Councillor Clare Van Camp was to look into
getting a representative for the Blyth Union
Cemetery Board as Boyd Taylor resigned
from the position.
Council pissed a general borrowing
by-law for the sum of $300,000 and passed a
motion to apply for the remaining subsidy
for 1980 from the Ministry of
Transportation and Communications (MTC).
Council learned that the cost for the
Bluevale street lights would be a total of
$1223.32 compared to the estimated cost of
$941.35. The estimated cost divided between
five ratepayers was $112.96 but will !now he
$146.80 each. The reason for the higher cost
was that the estimate was given on
shorter arms for the lights than the ones
that were installed. •
In other business, council decided to give
a donation $25 to the Canadian National
Institute for the Blind, $25 to the March of
Dimes and a grant of $10 to the Huron
County Historical Society.
Council had a letter from the Wingham
and District Hospital Board, stating that
since their request for funds for the new
addition to the hospital, there had been
inquiries about having to trs through the
hospital. Morris council decided it would
take a tour.
Morris agreed with a resolution from the
Township of Burgess, stating that
landowners who were not residents of the
municipality should not be able to run for
election in the municipality. In regard to a
resolution from Haldimand-Norfolk about
government putting a waste disposal site in
Cayuga, council passed a motion stating it
didn't think the site should have gone there
without having an environmental hearing for
the people first.
Council went into committee-of-the-whole
to discuss a draft plan prepared by the
Ministry of ,the Environment on the
township's WaSte Disposal site and decided
to meet with Brussels council to discuss it as
the village pays 55 per cent towards the site.
Letters were received , from the
engineering firms of Monteith Ingram and
Conestoga-Rovers and Associates offering
their services under the,.newt tqt.S., and
Quarries Act.
THE BRUSSELS POST, JANUARY 14, 1981 — 7
Morris appoints
Gorrie
Correspondent
MRS. GEORGE BROWN
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Stirling have returned home
after spending a month with
their son and daughter-in-
law Hon. Laird and Mrs.
Stirling of Dartmouth, N.S.
They also visited their
daughter and son-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Butler of
• Carleton Place enroute
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Scott
have returned from spending
Boxing Day, Christmas, and
two week holiday with their
daughter Mrs. William
Everitt and Mr. Everitt and
family at Thunder Bay.
Celebrating Christmas
with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Stewart at the Wroxeter Hall
were Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Hudson and Carol of
Hanover, Mr. and Mrs. Jas
Metzger, Jeff and Danny of
Hanover; Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Stewart Fordwich; Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Stewart of
Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Stewart and family of
Gowanstown; Mr, and Mrs,
Jas Stewart and family of
Govvanstown; Mr. John
Rozendale of Kurtzville; Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Stewart;
Kevin, Jamie, Peter and
Michael, GorrieR.R. 2, and
Teddy ffrophy, Witigharn;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Mayburry, Jane and John
and Steven; Miss Cheryl
Stewart and friend of
Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Stewart, Paul Cherie
and David of Listewet; Mr,
Ray Stewart, Mr. and Mrs,.
John Stewart and Heather' of
Oshawa; 'Mr. and Mr. David
Stewart of 'Whitby,
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