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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1993-03-31, Page 8NOTICE The next regular meeting of council for the Township of East Wawanosh will be held MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1993 at 7:30 p.m. Bells DISCOUNT CENTRE All Advertised Articles on Sale from March 31/93 - April 11/93 YOUR ONE-STOP FAMILY SAVINGS CENTRE REG. 18.99 99 SALE n PILLOWS, COMFORTERS, BLANKETS ALL IN STOCK, SHOP EARLY COTTAGE SEASON'S JUST AROUND THE CORNER 25% OFF CHILDREN'S FLEECE SIZE 2-14, ASST. STYLES & COLOURS JOGGING SETS & PANTS 25% Off DURACELL BATTERIES 4 Double A's, 2 Triple A's, 2 C's, 2 D's, or 1.9 V Sale 3.79 PKG. EASTER CANDY Milk Chocolate Wishing Well 160 g 3.49 OLYMPIC YARN 200 G BALL ALL IN STOCK Colours Only - No White Sale 3.79 EASTER CANDY Solid Milk Chocolate Rabbit with Rice Crisps 125 g .99 HAND CREAMS Assorted Fragrances 580 ml bottle Reg. 2.50 Sale 1 .49 MEN'S AND LADIES' HOODED FLEECE SWEATSHIRTS REG. 16.99 SALE I 0.99 FOR SALE MOVIES Check out our selection at low discount prices and for this ad take another 15% OFF Bell's VIDEO CENTRE RENT TWO MOVIES AT REGULAR PRICE AND GET THE 3RD MOVIE FREE VARIETY VIDEO AND CARD SHOP No Rain Checks QUEEN & DRUMMOND ST., BLYTH We reserve the right to limit quantities We accept all gov't. cheques including OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK baby bonus CHILDREN'S ASSORTED STYLES, SIZES 4-14 JEANS - LADIES' & MEN'S ASSORTED STYLES, ALL IN STOCK JEANS SALE 32.99 REG. 99 ‘k ool.cp eo0 0 _4 9 I•a•6 xte TEA TOWELS, DISH CLOTHS, TOWELS, FACE CLOTHS AND TOWEL SETS 250, ,0 OFF PAGE 8. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1993. Blyth petitions for road subsidy A recommendation from the road committee to petition the Ministry of Transportation for supplemen- tary subsidy to accommodate one more block of Morris Street recon- struction was approved by Blyth Council at its March 10 meeting. The rough estimate was $61,000. In 1992 the budget raised $39,700 from the ratepayers match- ing the basic MTO subsidy and Need a break? A holiday? A good evening's entertainment? Then the Clinton Public Hospital (CPI-I) is what you need! For a dose of feel-good medicine CPH will host an evening of Music and Magic at the Clinton Legion on Friday, April 23. Along with a meal and E The new from the/ Compiled by Mergeted MeMellon ptidivaaivski $17,500 matching supplementary MTO subsidy for a total of $57,200. With the basic subsidy of $22,050 taken from the estimated cost for the Morris St. work the supplementary request for MTO will be $38,950. Total monies to be raised in the 1993 budget will therefore be $38,000 to match the basic subsidy entertainment, three grand prize,, draws will be made, as well as four draws for $25 each. The three grand prize draws include: • First prize — four days and three nights in Renfro Valley, Kentucky from May 21-24. Arranged by Robert Q Travel, Clinton and Hanover Holidays. • Second prize — two nights accommodation at Park Plaza and tickets for two to Miss Saigon. • Third prize — a relaxing weekend in comfort at the Best Western Wheels Inn in Chatham. and $19,475 to match the supple- mentary for a total of $57,475. Clerk Administrator Helen Grubb noted that Blyth had been very for- tunate having received the supple- mentary funding for the past four summers. Reeve Dave Lee told councillors there had been a committed attempt to hold the amount as close as pos- sible to the previous year. Tickets are $5 each or three for $10. Draws for the trips and money prizes will be made at the April 23 Music and Magic, a fund raising event for the hospital. For,more ticket information, call CPH at 482-3447. For more information, call 1-800-563-WILD eft It/v Canadian Wildlife Federation Councillor Shirley Fyfe, Chair- person of the committee, said the increase to ratepayers will be $275. Councillor Steve Sparling made the recommendation with the con- dition that council pursue any potential grading/paving option on Morris St., which would save money. CPH hosts music and magic El PUPPED LIEPLP a '3 5 LET'S GET TOGETHER '3 5 Business Information Dinner Meeting Wed. April 14 at 7:00 Wed. April 21 at 7:00 in Brussels at 12[ in Blyth at Golden Lantern Restaurant The Blyth Inn Panel Discussion on Marketing with David and Judy Glen of Glen Farms and David Peacock of Blyth Festival TICKETS AVAILABLE AT CITIZEN OFFICES OR FROM AD REPS JEANNETTE McNEIL OR JULIE MITCHELL C113 LI 0 10 tables at euchre Ten tables of euchre were in play at the Ethel Hall, Monday evening hosted by Dorothy Dilworth. The 50/50 draw was won by Ken Crawford. High lady was Dorothy Hamilton, high man, Wilfred Strickler; low lady, Velma Sleighthohnt low man, Mel Jacklin; most one hands, Verna Crawford and Ross Stephenson; tally card draws, Shirley Verstoep, Hazel McKenzie, Jean Rolof, Margaret Beirnes, Isabelle Bremner, Jack Cox, Margaret McCourt and Bill Beimes. The next euchre will be April 5 at 8:30 p.m. Sharon Cowman hosted a neigh- bour bridal shower for Christine den Dekker, an April bride. A family bridal shower for two soon-to-be brides, Joyce Brubacher and Louise Brubacher was held in the Ethel Hall Wednesday evening. Both girls were recipients of many lovely gifts and thanked everyone in attendance. Family and friends and neigh- bours attended the Buck and Doe in Listowel on Saturday evening for Robert Lee and Christine den Dekker. Michele and Geoffrey El-Tanta- wy have returned to Thunder Bay after spending two weeks visiting at home. Funds could be used to educate Continued from page 1 municipalities of Blyth and Hullett. "The Blyth/Hullett site has an 18 year life expectancy, so we want to find out what will Turnberry's waste will do to that," explained Ms Grubb. Also she said, if MOE says, they must go through an assessment, which would mean a review of the Certificate of Approval and a series of public meetings it would increase costs. On the plus side consideration will be given to the money it may bring into the municipality. "Blyth and Hullett see it as an opportunity to keep Huron money in Huron," said Ms Grubb. "They are also con- sidering setting aside 50 percent for care and maintenance of the site and using funds to educate resi- dents about sorting and recycling. There is a lot of positiveness there, but there are a lot of things to be considered first."