The Citizen, 1988-02-03, Page 24PAGE 24. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1988.
grade 5 and 6 students at Blyth Public School on Thursday. Students
took turns playing different board games and those with best scores
after playing all the games won medals.
Henry Bos, [ right] concentrates on his strategy in a game of Battleship
against James McNichol while in the background April Bromley plays
a different opponent during the Board Games Olympics held by the
OPIIP grants
increased
by government
Recent changes to the Ontario
Pork Industry Improvement Plan
(OPIIP) should encourage farmers
to keep production records and to
develop rodent control programs.
Grants in both areas are being
increased, retroactive to January
1, 1987.
The previous $100 grant for
production records will be increas
ed to $5 per sow equivalent, which
isequal to one sow or 15 market
weight hogs.
The maximum grants for finish
ing operations will be $200, while
farrowing-to-weaner and farrow-
to-finish operations will receive
from $200 to $500.
A one-time grant of $250 for
rodent control will now be available
every year until 1990, for ongoing
rodent control programs carried
out by licensed exterminators. The
program should help reduce struc
tural damage, feed loss and
disease in swine herds.
OPIIPwasdeveloped to improve
the efficiency, productivity and
profitability of the Ontario Pork
Industry so it can continue to
compete on world markets.
Afterl4mon ths of operation,
the plan had registered 2,668
producers, representing 58 per
cent of the 4.4 million hogs
marketed in Ontario in 1986.
Accident in snowstorm
on Blyth's main street
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sion 11 -12 of Grey Township which
left his 1986 pick-up totally demo
lished. Mr. Johnston was taken to
Listowel Memorial Hospital,
where he was held overnight and
released.
The Wingham OPP detachment
was unable to give any details as
the Johnston accident is still uiider
investigation, but a spokesman
said that charges are pending.
In a third accident in Blyth just
before 1 p.m. on Monday, two
vehicles collided but damage was
light and there were no injuries.
Gay Datema of RR 1, Auburn was
southbound on Queen Street when
she attempted to turn left into a
private driveway, but was struck
by Robert Wayne Brown of RR 2,
Blyth. Police said that Mr. Brown
has been charged with following
too closely.
A final accident late Monday
evening left two Brussels people
injured after the driver pulled away
from the curb in front of the Blyth
Memorial Hall when his car was
struck in the centre of the left side
by an oncoming motorist.
George and June Jacklin of
Brussels were taken to the Wing
ham and District Hospital by
ambulance after the Blyth volun-
teerfiremen had been called to
release them from their heavily
damaged car which had been
struck by a vehicle driven by
Bonnie Pletch of Belgrave during a
heavy snowfall.
Mrs. Pletch was not injured in
the mishap, and a spokesman for
the Wingham Hospital said that
both Mr. and Mrs. Jacklin were in
satisfactory condition early Tues
day, and would likely be released
later in the day.
Morris gives $4000
to Brussels recreation,
no decision on Blyth
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der the provincial PRIDE program
with Mr. Caldwell.
In other business at the January
26 meeting, Linda Hopper of RR 5,
Brussels, has been appointed as
Morris’s representative to the
Belgrave Community Centre
Board for 1988.
Confirmation was also given to a
grant of $4,000 to the Brussels,
Morris and Grey Community
Centre Board for 1988, but no
decision has yet been made in the
matter of funding to the Blyth
Recreation Board. Council also
learned that the Township of East
Wawanosh will not be submitting
extra grant funds this year to the
Belgrave Recreation Board, as it
has in the past, due to other
commitments.
Reeve Doug Fraser reported
that Emerson Mitchell of Lots
26-28, Concession 10, has asked
the township to install a 10 inch tile
to alleviate a drainage problem on
his property; council also discuss
ed the re-routing of the Blackhall
Drain, as proposed by the Town of
Wingham. Both matterswill be
discussed further at a later date.
Council also learned that the
Ministry of Transportation and
Communication has approved a
budget of $449,700 on Morris
Township road projects for 1988,
with $330,200, or 73.42 per cent,
coveredby MTC subsidy. The total
allocation is up 7.5 percent over the
1987 budget.
Reeve Doug Fraser will attend
the Huron County Federation of
Agriculture’s Members of Parlia
mentdinner in Clinton on February
6, as the township’s representative
to the event.
The next meeting of township
council was scheduled for 1 p.m. on
Feburary2. Oneof the items on the
agenda was to be the consideration
of applications from persons apply-
ing’for the position of township dog
counter, Mrs. Michie said.
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