HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1991-11-20, Page 9THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1991. PAGE 9.
County, council briefs
Blyth to host re-enactment of first council meeting
Blyth will host the re-enactment
of the first meeting of Huron Coun
ty Council.
Blyth Memorial Hall will be the
scene of the re-enactment on Satur
day, Feb. 8, 1992 and will be per
formed by students selected from
Huron County secondary schools.
Material for the re-enactment will
be taken from the minutes of the
first six meetings of the county
council held Feb. 8-14, 1842,
exactly 150 years ago the same
week.
The re-enactment will be a great
step forward for Blyth. In 1842 at
the time of the first council meet
ing, Blyth didn't exist.
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The regular December meeting
of Huron County Council will be
moved into November on Wednes
day, Nov. 27 and will be the last
meeting of the current council.
The current council will deal
with the issues of the month, then
tum over the reins of power to the
new council in December. Election
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[Complied by Margaret McMahon Phone 887-9250
Area bride honoured at shower
Jacquie and Kevin Bishop hosted
a bridal shower Sunday for Darlene
Bishop at their home near Seaforth.
Forty relatives of the Bishop and
Nicholson families attended. Seated
beside Darlene, in her decorated
chair, were her mother, Rose
Marie, and grandmother Vera
Nicholson. Guests were entertained
with piano music by Janice Nichol
son, contests by Hanna and Karri-
Anne Nicholson, and Darlene
provided a few laughs trying to get
into her lingerie, with oven mitts on
and blindfolded. Charlene Lob
singer read an address and Darlene
was presented with many lovely
and useful gifts, for which she
thanked everyone and invited them
to her parent's home to see all her
gifts.
of the new Huron County Warden
will be Tuesday, Dec. 10. Commit
tees will be set up and put in place
at a meeting of council Wednesday,
Dec. 11.
In the running for Warden are
Tom Tomes, Reeve of Stephen
township and Robert Fisher, reeve
of Zurich.
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Under the current economic cir
cumstances, the Huron County
Health Unit has decided not to go
through with the expensive process
of becoming accredited.
Dr. Maarten Bokhout told Huron
County Councillors at their Nov. 6
meeting that this certificate of
approval from its peers would like
ly cost the Health Unit $22,000 in
additional costs to prepare to meet
the inspections necessary. He said
while he feels certain the Unit can
meet the standards, in order to
prove it, the county would have to
put together the documentation to
support its case. There would also
be extra staff time necessary to pro
vide for the accreditation process.
***
Exeter Reeve Bill Mickle called
for a zero per cent increase in the
county budget next year. "We have
an economy in Huron that is not
good and to burden property own
ers and businesses at this time is
not acceptable," he said. He noted
that Exeter's share of the total tax
dollar as compared to the Board of
Education and County has dropped
to 38 per cent from 48 per cent 10
years ago.
He called on the executive com
munity to instruct department heads
to plan on absolutely no increase
ror next year.
to the ratepayers or West Wawanosh
Township for your support on November
12. I will work to the best of my ability to
serve your needs in a fair manner.
Season's Greetings to you and yours.
Walter Elliott
NOTICE
TOWNSHIP OF
MORRIS
To the Taxpayers of Morris Township.
The second installment of the 1991 taxes is due Friday,
November 22,1991.
Nancy Michie
Clerk-Treasurer
Thank you for the time and thoughts
you shared with me during the
election • campaign; with few
exceptions, I visited every home in
Blyth.
And thank you for getting involved.
Let's continue working together.
I sincerely appreciate your support.
Steven Sparling, Councillor
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