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West Wawanosh council
*from page 1
A letter will be lent to
a ratepayer advising that
obtaining and payment
for building penrdts are
the landowner's -responsi-
bility, and prior arrange-
ments made between the
ratepayer and a contrac-
tor are not a township
matter.
A new property stan-
dards bylaw was passed,
as was one to provide for
the erection of stop signs
..at the Conc. 213 intersec-
tion,
In response to helping
solve a garbage disposal
problems for Brandy's
Hideaway campground,
council agreed that the
business could dispose' of
garbage on Mien fol-
lowing the long week-
ends of Victoria Day,
Canada Day, Civic
Holiday and Labor Day
for a $10 tipping fee.
However, the garbage
must be at the landfill
site before the excavator
arrives to bury the exist-
ing garbage.
Owner Bruce
Grimmer had approached
council at the September
meeting explaining that
the regular day the land-
fill site is, - open
(Saturdays) was not suit-
able for his business and
that a .$30 levy,taienter
on closed days'was.too
high,
Amalgamation talks
continue. This time West
Wawanosh is inviting
representativesfront
Ashfield, Colborne, East
Wawanosh. and Huron
Townships, and the the
village of Lueknow, to
discuss possible amalga-
mation an& • sharing of
services.
Council approved the
proposal from Huron
County Fire Chiefs
Association that each
municipality in the 'Court-
ty be billed on an assess*
ment basis for their
• respective share of the
cost of a mutual aid coor-
dinator and imolai aid
funding and training
costs.'•
• y Margaret Stapleton
A VVingham hie', school teacher is
the newest member of the board of
governors at ,,Wingliam and District
Hospital. •
- Murray Hunter replaces Ivan
Metcalfe, who tendered his resignation
to the October meeting of the board.'
• Metcalfe was acclaimed to the board at
• the June annual meeting as a reiiresen,
• tative of the.- Town of Wingham.
Vice Chairman George Underwood
reported to the October meeting that
under 'its bylaws* the board may
appoint to fill a vacancy.
Verna Steffler asked if the vacancy.
.had totefill6d. • "
Underwood replied that he believed
Winghain should continue to havefive
• representatives, at least until the board
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ill downsize
010010041p;' Underwood. said they are'',
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W8t,titts-;:„.t.;9• bers to support his appointment.. A. see wbathappens with
restru�turing. of municipal boundaries
before making a decision about repre
sentation on the hospital.board.
• Mary Lou Cameron said she felt the
• board could benefit from Hunter's
input and encouraged herfellow mem
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Hunter 1:ias spent most of bis Iife m the
area.
John tafford also spoke•in favor of
the appointment adding, "The finger
would be pointed atus if we don't
replace4.*Litigliatlirepreseit4tiVe?!•'-'...',':;-
The appointrnent of Hunter was
unanirnous and he was summoned to
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Several area students were rielpient* Of honors and awards at the
• annual commencement exercises' at'F.E. MIMI Secondary School
last FrIday night David McDOnald 'and Julie -Lisle (lett back and front'
were presented with the.Michille lo.tay-Catherine. Andrew Memorial .
Scholarship. They werethe two. top track andlield athletes, cantina.- .
Ing their education at a college or ,university., Sack row, centre,
Kristen O'Neill received the..Or., Mel Corrin Scholarship. She -contin-
uos pOst-seeondary studies In the health sciaticett field. Amy Austin
(back right) received the Mr, and Mrs. Wm. F. MacDonald Award for
contributing positively to the spirit of the school, and proceedfrig to
post -secondary education.' Dawns Rhody,(front left) redelved the
Cindy Ireland MemorialAward in Grade 12 general English. (Sentinel
staff photo)
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