HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-04-27, Page 37THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1988. PAGE 37.
Councils sign
recreation
agreement
After months of wrangling about
whoshouldpayforwhat, represen-
tativesofall five municipalities
supporting the Blyth and District
Community Centre Board got
togethertosign the final agree
ment, April 15.
The reeves and clerks of the
Townships of Hullett, Morris, East
Wawanosh and West Wawanosh
met with Blyth reeve Albert
Wasson and clerk Helen Grubb
Friday to put their signatures on
the official document, following a
luncheon hosted by Blyth council.
Work to develop a formal
agreement for the facility began
nearly a year ago. but subsequent
ly became bogged down when first
Morris, and then Hullett and East
Wawanosh objected to their
assessments, which had been set
following a survey of facility users.
Nevertheless, all municipalities
involved finally agreed to their
assessments as a percentage of the
total proposed budget of $85,700
for operating and maintaining the
facility in 1988, after the survey
indicated that 31 per cent of those
using the facility came from Blyth,
24 per cent from Hullett, 20 per
cent from East Wawanosh, 18 per
cent from Morris and seven per
cent from West Wawanosh.
Translated into dollar figures,
the agreement means that Blyth
will pay $26,567 for the use of the
facility this year, Hullett will pay
$20,568, East Wawanosh will pay
$17,140, Morris will pay $15,426,
and West Wawanosh will pay
$5,999.
With no capital expenditures
included in the new agreement, the
Arena Board has called a meeting
on May 2 of representatives of all
community groups using the facili
ty to discuss the updating and/or
replacement of arena equipment
over the next number of years.
The meeting begins at 8:30 p.m.
at the Community Centre.
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4-Hers learn
to handle
money
The fifth meeting of Blyth I, 4-H
club was held at the home of
Darlene Giousher of Blyth on April
5.
The members opened the meet
ing with the 4-H pledge. Roll call
was taken and the minutes of the
last meeting were read. The topic
of the meeting was “Banking on
your money’’. Just for fun, mem
bers did an exercise on naming the
pictures on the backs of the
Canadian bills. They then contin
ued on the topic of money exchange
rates from different countries.
Financial institutions and their
locations were discussed along
with banking services. They learn
ed about different banks accounts
that can be obtained. A sheet was
handed out with three blank
cheques on, for each member to
complete.
Members found out just how
interesting interest is, how to
calculate interest, and when
money starts earning interest.
Where to save and invest your
money was the next topic, with a
case study, to complete. The home
activities were reviewed and the
leaders checked the members
books.
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