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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1993-03-03, Page 15B-K TIRE & Battery Trail = = Report The B & W Trailblazers Snowmobile Club report on the Trails North Trails (Brussels to Hwy.86) - Good South Trails (Walton - Seaforth, Mitchell area) - Good West Trails (Walton - Blyth) - Good Loop Area (around Brussels) - Good East Trails (Monkton Area) Qood Weather changes will dictate new conditions. You are reminded that you require an OFSC permit to ride these trails. Permits are available through your snowmobile club. B-K Tire & Battery 'Arctic Cat Sales & Service • Catmaster technician on duty • See us for your snowmobile needs Brodhagen 345-2248 NEW MUSIC CENTRE cor: "Top Ten Countdown" Rock & Country 300 Cassettes 100 C.D.'s $5.99 to $13.99 $9.99 to $22.99 ORN R'S - VIDEO NTRV LINE DANCING volt/sea on Nashville pRo OLDFIELD Madge hazily/cue PRO HARDWARE film* BRUSSELS & RADIO SHACK 887-6851 POKER RALLY WINNERS THE WINNERS OF THIS YEAR'S BLYTH POKER RALLY ARE: 1. Mike Glousher 2. Mark Leitch 3. Tim McNee The Blyth Snowtravellers and Blyth Lions Club would like to thank the following businesses for sponsoring prizes: Blyth Festival, Chauncey's Hairstyling, Hillcrest Restaurant, Townsend Tire, Sabo's Service Centre, Village Restaurant, Tim's Family Restaurant, Nicole's Hairstyling, Hensall Co-op, Lynn Hoy Enterprises, J.B.R. transit, Wingham Zehrs, Mane Choice, The Old Mill, Scrimgeour 's Food Market, Londesboro Seed Plant, Londesboro Radford's, Hank's Small Engines, Nesbitt Construction, Auburn Co-op, Pfizer Canada, Today's Variety, Fleming's Feed Mill, Trading Centre, Elliott's Insurance, Sparling's, Balnton's Old Mill, Grand View, Blyth Printing, Bill's Auto Sales & Service, Walton Inn, Manning's Building Supplies, Dauphin Feed & Supply, 21st Century Dairy Equipment, McGavin's, Biyth Decorating, D. Marshall Decorating, S. Bearss Construction, Snell Feed & Supply, Cook's (Walton), Howson & Howson Ltd., Blyth Variety, Bainton Ltd., G.L. Hubbard Ltd., Mini Mart, Christmas & Country, Radford Auto & Fuels, Blyth inn, Green Gallery, McClinchey South End Auto Body, West Wawanosh Insurance, Treebelt, Horizon Poultry, Brent Brooks Construction, Royal Homes Wingham, Howatt Bros. Ltd., Youngblut Plumbing & Heating. vhankYou On behalf of the Blyth Snowtravellers I would like to thank the landowners for the use of their property for the snowmobile trails. Paul Kerr — President THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1993. PAGE 15. Morris ends year with $3,003 surplus Morris Township has ended the year of 1992 with a surplus of $3,003. Russell Taylor from the firm of Reid and Associates attend- ed the Feb. 16 meeting of council to present the financial statement. Members of Morris Township council had a total expenditure of $31,930.42 for remunerations and expenses in 1992. The information was presented as per the Municipal Act which states an itemized statement showing the expenses of each councillor be pre- pared by the treasurer and submit- ted to council by Feb. 28. Total expenses for Reeve Doug Fraser came to $7,867.79 while Deputy-Reeve Clem McLellan's were $6413.24. Councillor John Duskocy's total was $5,888.15, Councillor Wayne Riley, $6678.44 and Councillor Bert Elliott, $5082.80. The township will apply to the Ministry of Transportation for 50 percent funding to help with the construction of a sidewalk in Bel- grave from Park Drive to the UCO lot. They are also seeking approval for the project from MTO. Council requested the cost of construction be updated since the estimate from MTO is one year old. Brussels Mennonite Fellowship has planned a Renewal/Revival weekend for the first weekend in March. Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, March 4, 5, 6 the services will begin at 8 p.m. On Saturday morning men will gather for a breakfast fellowship at 8 a.m. and the ladies at 10 a.m. Harold White from Minneapolis and Alex and Grace McCready from Burlington will be the key resource people for the sessions. Activities for children will also be available. On Sunday, Feb. 28, Pastor Tom Warner preached on the theme "In Between" based on various scripture references. When one makes a decision for Christ, there is no element of gambling involved. Salvation is a sure thing, for those who have chosen Christ as their Lord and Saviour. Christ has never promised a life free from troubles on this earth. He himself did not live a trouble-free earthly life, but when Christ returns he will return all powerful as the King of Kings John and Gerrie Bos greeted guests and members of Blyth Christian Reformed Church on Sunday, Feb. 28 while Denise TenPas and Laurie Boven ushered. Guest Pastor, Rev. Hendrik Bruinsma of Chatham led both worship services. After, the reading of the 10 Commandments the announce- ments were made. The congrega- tion is invited to an Open House in celebration of the 55th wedding anniversary of Peter and Antje Hamming this Saturday at 2:30 p.m. at the church. Also the "Anderson University" orchestra will be presenting a Christian music concert on March 12 at 8 p.m. at the Blyth Festival Theatre. This event is sponsored by several of the Blyth churches. Mrs. Thalen is in Clinton hospital. The congregation will also uplift Rev. and Mrs. Carne of Auburn in sincere love and prayer in the coming weeks. Jack Fisher, caretaker of the Bluevale Cemetery was in atten- dance to discuss the 1992 stone rehabilitation. Forty-two stones were repaired. The stones are com- pleted, but not returned until pay- ment in full has been received. Eighteen stones have not been paid for. Mr. Fisher said billing will be sent to Turnberry and then it will be up to them if they request a grant from Morris for the remain- der of the cost. Mr. Fisher said he only wanted counciLto know the status of repairs and the costs involved. A motion passed rescinding the backup agreement for fire protec- tion for Huronlea. A second by-law was then passed amending the Blyth Fire Agree- ment to included the Huronlea facility. Applications for building permits were approved for: Richard Harris, North Part Lot 23, 24, Conc. 8, green house; Wallace Nicholson, Lot 9, Conc. 8, two graineries; Frank Procter, Lot 7, Conc., 5, swimming pool and Kevin Pletch, Lot 2, Conc. 5, residence. Building Inspector Leo Sanders advised that he had inspected the and the Lord of Lords. During the Christian Education Hour some adults watched a video called "A Man Called Norman", while others met under the leadership of Martin Baan discussing prayer and fasting in preparation for the revival weekend. The Ladies Fellowship meeting scheduled for Last Tuesday evening was postponed due to stormy weather. It will be held this Tuesday, with Kathy Procter and Phyllis Fyn in charge. The weekend was a busy one for the youth. A parents and youth meeting was held Friday evening. On Saturday the youth travelled to Baden for a volleyball tournament involving other youth groups. A tobogganning party has been planned for March 6 at Pardy's farm. The weekly Venture Club will meet at 7:00 p.m. on March 4 instead of the regular time of 7:30 p.m. because of the Revival Service. The sermon title was "Our Extended Family" and was formulated with Matthew ch. 22 vs. 22-33 as the basis. The main focus of the passage was the subject of "Resurrection". Rev. Bruinsma stated the church of Jesus Christ strives to reflect the perfection which will exist in heaven. We aim to love those dear and near to us despite our mutual imperfections, and flaws. Showing love to our "Extended Family" is what God intended for us, so that we will grow stronger and more mature in his service. After the sermon a short slide show was presented by Edward and Glenda Brouwer, two missionary representatives of the Christian Reformed World Relief Committee in the Philippines. During the offering Glenna and Stacey Buffinga performed a piano duet. Coffee and conversation in the fellowship hall was enjoyed while Sunday school was in progress. property at Lot 10, Conc. 3 owned by Ross Higgins. A septic tank will be installed in the spring. Clerk Nancy Michie was autho- rized to advertise for a chief build- ing official/by-law enforcement officer/ property standards officer. Applications are to be presented to council on March 23. Council considered a grant request for The Ark, located in the village of Brussels. A letter was forwarded to Sal- liar= Patch, Ark executive direc- tor explaining that council feels a large portion of funds is already committed to recreation and no fur- ther commitments can be made. Council may consider the request at the later date when the organiza- tion is established and the annual operating costs have been estab- lished. The drainage budget for mainte- nance and drainage superintendent costs in the amount of $38,000 for the former and $7,000 for the latter was approved. A grant of $884.07 was granted to Wheels Away for expenses in 1992. Road Superintendent Lloyd Michie advised council the town- ship has no legal obligation to install a roadway at Lot 20-21, Conc. 1. Several options were dis- cussed, Mr. Michie will talk to the property owner, Carl Martin and report back to council. Budgeting for roads can not be finalized as the road allocation grant has not been received. Morris will tender for "N gravel with tenders to be due by March 9. The gravel will be applied to the roads in the south half of the town- ship. It will be tested twice this year as in the previous year. Council was told that Roger Somers would like to sell gravel, but will not tie the gravel up with one contractor as he had done in the past. A grant of $50 was given to the Lung Association. Two clocks were ordered at $50 each to donate to Huronlea. A grant of $125 was given to Blyth Theatre. A by-law passed entering into an agreement with Brussels to allow users in Morris township to hook up to the village sanitary sewer. Council was advised that water billings for Huronlea will be for- warded to the township office and then Huronview will be billed. A motion passed that Morris Township Waste Disposal Agree- ment with Brussels be amended to include only net capital costs for 1993. All future capital costs will be discussed at a joint meeting prior to incurring the expense. Council advised Mrs Michie to notify Brussels that Morris does not know what the perpetual costs for the site will be. Council was presented with a let- ter outlining the reasons why CNR will not pay the invoice for weed cutting on the CNR track. Reeve Fraser added that county council has authorized weed in- spector Joe Gibson to investigate the matter and collect the funds for the weed cutting. Thirty pins will be donated to the Blyth Scouts for their trip to the 1993 Jamboree. The agreement for the Belgrave Community Centre Board was adopted. Councillor Riley reviewed the budget for the Brussels Community Centre. Council approved the bud- get in the amount of $215,103.85. Reeve Fraser, Deputy-Reeve McLellan, Councillors Elliott and Riley, Mrs. Michie and Mr. Michie will attend the Huron County Municipal Officers /meeting on April 1. The membership fee of $25 will be paid. Council had not objections to gravel extraction from Lot 6, Conc. 2 being added to the list for High- way 4 construction in 1993. Deputy-Reeve McLellan dis- cussed the dog counting procedure and advised council that the dog counter must follow the regulations established by council. Brussels Mennonites plan Renewal/Revival weekend John , Gerrie Bos greet at Christian Reformed Church