HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1989-01-11, Page 7THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1989. PAGE 7.
Morris appoints members of committees
One of the major items of business
at Morris Township council’s last
meeting in 1988 was the passage of
the Procedural Bylaw, which sets out
the municipality’s appointments to
various boards and committees for
the coming year.
Appointed for 1989 were the
following:
Shirley Garniss, Wingham and
District Hospital Board of Gover
nors; Leona McDonald, Seaforth
Community Hospital Board of Gov
ernors; Doug Fraser and Clem
McLellan, BlythandDistrictFire
Board; BertElliottand Wayne Riley,
Wingham Area Fire Board.
Clem McLellan, Neil Gowing and
Henry Devlin, Brussels, Morris and
Grey Community Centre Board;
Howie Morton and Linda Hopper,
Belgrave Community Centre Board;
Beth Ross, Wingham Recreation
Board; Deloris Souch and Murray
Musty, Blyth Community Centre
Board; and Bert Elliott and Ross
Turvey, Bluevale Hall Board.
Donald Craig, Blyth Union Ceme
tery Board; George Michie, Wing
ham Historical Society; Clem McLel-
lan and alternate Doug Fraser,
Brussels, Morris and Grey Indus
trial Committee.
Alan Mill of Crawford, Mill and
Davies of Wingham has been
retained as Morris Twp.’s solicitor;
Reid and Associates of Wingham
Mabel's Grill
Continued from page 4
before events.
WEDNESDAY: Julia Flint was
laughing this morning about the
pickle Harold Ballard is in because
some historians want to declare
Maple Leaf Gardens an historic site
and prevent the building from being
torn down. When the stock market
heard that Gardens stock dropped
like a rock and Harold lost a bundle.
It’s fitting, she said, that people only
think the place is worth money if they
can tear it down.
Harold may have the answer
though, Billie Bean said. If the
Maple Leafs keep playing the way
they are for a few more years the
Toronto fans may finally get fed up
and tear the place down themselves,
brick by brick. Tim O’Grady said that
will only happen if the feuding
betweenHaroldandYolande and
the Ballard offspring doesn’t bring
down the roof first.
THURSDAY: Ward was complain
ing this morning about how the local
paper had gone off half-cocked on
some story without checking out all
the facts (and looking straight at the
local reporter when he said it). Well,
said Julia, maybe our press could be
more like the Soviet Union’s press
and take all the time that’s needed to
research a story. Seems the Soviet
press is now admitting that it was
Stalin’s agents that murdered Leon
Trotsky, one of the leaders of the
1917 Russian Revolution. They
should have it right at last. He did it
in 1940.
FRIDAY: Well, Tim said, he has
finally found something good to say
about Free Trade. Seems he was
reading this article on woodstoves
and it was pointing out that there are
no tough regulations against pollu
tion from wood stoves in Canada but
that didn’t matter too much because
there are tough standards in the U.S.
and since our manufacturers want to
export to the U. S. they have to live up
to American standards.
“Now this has possibilities,’’
Hank said. “If we get tied in with the
Americans, maybe we won’t need
any regulations at all then we can
cut the cost of our government. In
fact we won’t need any laws, we can
just goalong with the American laws
on everything. That means we won’t
needanylawmakers. Thatwould
mean we could fire all the politicians
who brought in Free Trade in the
first place.”
has been retained as auditor; Morris
Townshipcouncil, clerk and road
superintendenthave been re-ap
pointed as the township’s Recrea
tion Committee; and JackCardiff
and Bill Turnbull were re-appointed
to the Brussels Medical Centre
Board, Mr. Cardifffor a two-year
term and Mr. Turnbull for the final
year of his three-year term.
Newly-elected councillor Wayne
Riley was appointed as the Morris
Twp. representative on the Maitland
Valley Conservation Authority de
spite a request from former council
lor Bob Grasby that he be permitted
to represent Morris Twp. on the
MVCA. Mr. Grasby had served on
Morris Twp. council for 21 years
prior to making the decision not to
run again last November, 18 of those
years as the Morris representative
on the Authority, where he was
elected vice-chairman of the Land
Management Advisory Board last
February. No explanation was given
for the decision, Mr. Grasby said.
In other business at the December
19 meeting, Ross Goll of RR 4,
Wingham was hired as Morris Twp.
Landfill Site Supervisor, replacing
Adam Smith who is unable to return
to work at the site.
Township drainage commission
ers were also appointed for 1989 as
follows: Wayne Riley (Concessions
1-2); Deloris Souch (Cone. 3-4);
Clem McLellan (Cone. 5-6); Bert
Elliott (Cone. 7-8); and Doug Fraser
(Cone. 9-10).
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