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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1989-04-12, Page 20'i* PAGE 20. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1989. Morris council to replace hospital representative At their April meeting Morris township councillors agreed to put into effect a by-law that would authorize the Wingham Fire Area Board to enter into an agreement with the Listowel Fire Department for fighting fires in the Townships of Howick and Wallace. It was moved by Wayne Riley and secon ded by Clem McLellan that By-law No. 5-1989 be passed as given first, second, third and final readings. Council concurred. The resignation of Shirley Gar- niss as Morris Township’s repre sentative on the Wingham Hospital Board was accepted with regret. Ms. Garniss’ resignation becomes effective June, 1989 and Council has decided to advertise for a replacement. A letter of thanks will be forwarded to Ms. Garniss in appreciation of her service. The by-law authorizing Council to Sign and execute the Brussels, Morris and Grey Recreation Agree ment was passed. A sum of $8,000 has been granted from Morris Township to the Recreation Com mittee. The Township will be split in half at centre sideroad for the Com munity Based Policing Program. Constable Ricker will be in charge of the east side while Constable Alexander will be in charge of the west. Council supports the propo sal and will be contacting represen tatives for the committee. Morris Township will be receiv ing approximately 75 trees from the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority to plant along the road side. The trees will be available in April, 1989 and Council will adver tise for those wanting to plant them. Arteeka Canine Control, who have presently been acting as dog control for the Township, present- Goderich nursery gets $320,000 grant The Goderich Municipal Day Nursery will receive a provincial funding in the amount of $320,000, MPP for Huron, Jack Riddell announced last Friday. The pro gram will expand to include 60 spaces for children ranging in age from two to five years. Due to its amalgamation with Little Kids Corner Day Care Centre it will also expand from half a day to a full day. The announcement was made on behalf of John Sweeney, Mini ster of Community and Social Services. The Goderich Nursery will re ceive a capital grant of $150,000 for construction and renovation costs, according to Mr. Riddell and start-up funding of $50,000 will be given to cover initial staffing and operating costs, as well as toys and equipment. An amount of $120,000 will provide for 30 or more new subsidized spaces. “This program will provide qua lity care for children in an active and caring environment,’’ said Mr. Riddell. “It will play a significant part in meeting the child care needs of working parents in the Goderich area.’’ It is expected that the expansion will be completed by mid-summer. The ministry’s paper, “New Directions for Child Care’’ outlines funding for the expansion of exist ing child care programs and the establishing of new programs. The total expenditure on child care by the Ministry will reach $325 million this year compared with $88 million in 1985. ed Council with a price list. Also, a proposal was received from Harold Brydges of RR 1, Belgrave, to act as Animal Control Officer. Reeve Douglas Fraser other proposals information back later meeting. In response to information re ceived from the Ad Hoc Committee in Wingham concerning the trans- will investigate and relay the to Council at a portational needs of the elderly Council advised clerk-treasurer Nancy Michie, to forward a letter expressing that Council does not see a need for this service at this time. A sample booklet will be on file in the Clerk’s office. The booklet is entitled: “What you should know about - liability, Road Legislation, Health and Safety, Conflict of Interest, and Road Department Management. Council decided that they have no objections to the application from Clarence Yuill for a licensed gravel pit on the south half of South half Lot 15, Concession 4 in the Township of Morris. A request from Clair Langlois of Lot 12, Concession 8 for a speed limit sign to be placed at the east side of his driveway, in order to slow traffic was presented to Council. Council advised the road superintendent not to place the sign as there are several other situations of the same nature in Morris Township. Building permits were issued to Jack Van Camp for a duplex in Belgrave and Gerald Beck for a new residence at Lot 4, Concession 5. Business & Professional Directory 1 to Unit’s All in the CLASSIFIEDS Howatt Construction Concrete and general contracting •Foundations •Sidewalks •Driveways*Flooring R.R.#1, Auburn 523-4338 Pannell Kerr MacGillivray Chartered Accountants 380 Wallace Ave. N. Listowel, 291-1251 40TheSquare Goderich, 524-2677 CLINTON PLLMBIN & HEATING 7W Zxwt on ton faty. I P.O. Box 803 CLINTON 482-3892 Wanted! Livestock barbecue pigs, ruptures, rhinitis, poor doers, feedlot rejects. Also sows & boars fiftobutcher CALL 335-3151 D MARSHALL DECORATING PAINT*PAPER*DRYWALL AIRLESSSPRAYING SWIRL&TEXTURECEILINGS Phone:523-9220 Box 336, Blyth Henry F. Exel Construction RESIDENTIAL, AGRICULTURAL, COMMERCIAL Brussels 887-6561 DAVIES ACCOUNTING SERVICES -personal, farm, small business -computerized bookkeeping and accounting -financial statements, cash flows, payroll, etc. -complete income tax service -financial planning JOHN DAVIES 887-6912 -computer assistance for MS Dos based systems -over 15 years experience -confidentiality assured -reasonable rates -pickup and delivery service available For PROMPT SERVICE ______Call______ MEULENSTEEN T!RF AND AUTO SERVICE Listowel, Ontario Days - 291-1841 N^hts-291-2309, or 356-2403 Open8-6daily, Saturdays8-4p.m. ON THE FARM & 24 HR ROADSERVICE YOUR ONE-STOP WINDOW& DOORCENTRE •Sales’Service* Installation dBDASHWOOD Window & Door Centre 1196 Wallace Av. N. 451 Erie St. Listowel Stratford 291-1612 273-5757 Frank Workman Electric 20years serving Brussels &area •Farm ‘Home •Commercial R.R.3, BRUSSELS 887-6867 CHAIN SAW SHARPENING $3.00 TRIPPLE T SMALL ENGINE SALES AND SERVICE IUIUIL^ Lyle Youngblut and son Plumbing and Heating BLYTH - 523-9585 HOURS: MON.-FRI.6-9p.m. SAT.9-5p.m. Located behind B & C Electric BRUSSELS 887-9627 holiday rent-a-car system We have a full line of: CARS-TRUCKS-VANS •WEEKEND RATES AVAILABLE STRICKLANDS 344 Huron Rd Codench 524-8311 Including 100 km. Free on cars only •12 ft. - 16 ft. - 20 ft. Vans Available R.R. 3, Brussels Authorized Cameo Service Depot Service & Parts Beaumark Hotpoint General Electric Moffat McClary 25 Years Experience JOHN SAXON[519)887-9287 DON’T LET WILDFIRES BE The Factory 191 Josephine St WING HAM 357-2904 Foundations, floors, sidewalks General repairs to house and barn NEIL BEUERMANN CONSTRUCTION • 997-9598 Cal Burke Electric ^’Z^ Electrical Ltd Contractors > Appliances Refrigeration Sales & Service . - sales&warrantyserviceWingham 357-2450 or 1-800-265-3025 Over 40 Years Built by Quality & Service TED MORAN MECHANICAL LTD Open6daysa week ELZ)Ucc Corner of Main St. E. and Davidson Ave. S., Listowel Wedding, Showers & Anniversary Party Supplies - Colour Co-ordinated Napkins, Plates, Cutlery, Glasses, Table Covers, Trays, Streamers, Decorations, Balloon Arrangements ONE STOP PARTY SHOP •Plumbing Heating •Sheet Metal •Air Conditioning •High Efficiency Furnaces D&J CONSTRUCTION ^^GeneraT" Carpentry • Roofing • New Buildings & Renovations DOUG MACHAN 887-9345 JIM MCDONALD 887-9607