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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1993-10-06, Page 17Paul Steckle litLibetal You are the priority of this election! You are my priority! The Goal: Putting people back to work. The Plan: Redirecting spending while cutting the deficit. The Objective: Creating Opportunity For a better tomorrow Campaign Offices Headquarters 197 Josephine St., Wingham 30 Victoria St. N., Goderich 357-4525 5 Rattenbury St., Clinton 1-800-465-1726 482-1239 Authorized by K 1 McLean official agent to Paul Steckle Working harder together to rebuild Huron Bruce and Canada Most people think there's only one way to help the developing world. We have 26 a'bede /1,11( l,rn.ro • p ttr s,C," wxyz # CODE Self-sufficiency through literacy in the developing world Please send me more information about CODE literacy programs. Name Address Phone Mail to CODE, 321 Chapel St., Ottawa. ON K1N 7Z2 Poppy Chairman Alan Caldwell and Campaign Assistant Fran Cook would like to thank all who made the 1992 campaign the success it has been, final calculations indicate gross receipts approaching $2,356.88 earmarked for service to veterans and their families. As the 1993 campaign approaches it seems appropriate to thank all who donated during the door to door canvass last November. A special thanks to the following businesses and organizations for their continuing support: Blyth Legion Br. 420 Blyth Ladies Auxiliary Br. 420 Blyth Masonic Lodge Blyth Lions Club Blyth Christian Reformed Church Blyth Public School Blyth Girl Guides, Brownies, Boy Scouts and Pathfinders Blyth Inn Blyth Minl Mart Blyth Festival Blyth Printing Blyth Variety Blyth Vet. Clinic Blyth Construction Village of Blyth Bill McDougall Bulldozing Dave Lee Car Oiling Classic Restaurant G. Radford Const. Ltd. Blyth Centre For The Arts Knights of Columbus Jim Anderson Tree Moving J. D. Carter Trucking Burkholder Auto Body Grand View Restaurant Manning's Building Supplies Bainton Ltd. The Royal Canadian Naval Assc. Watson's Livestock Elliott's Insurance Ltd. LJ's Auto Graveyard Carman Riley Transport Ltd. Don McAdam Trucking Huron County Threshermen Ye Old Village Store Blyth Decorating Walsh's Barber Shop Christmas and Country Gore's Home Hardware Scrlmgeour's Food Market Howson's Mills Chauncey's Murray Nesbitt Backhoeing Service Aliboro Enterprises Wilson's Health and Gift Centre Today's Variety, Londesboro Village Restaurant Green Gallery Radford Auto Parts Al Finch-Dempster's Baked Goods Londesboro Public School Londesboro Lions Club Londesboro Women's Institute Londesboro Seed Plant Hullett Masonic Lodge Hullett Township Hillcrest Restaurant Radford Farm Equipment Hank's Small Engines Craig Sawmill Auburn Co-op Cad Nesbitt Construction Huron Tractor Ltd. Hensall Co-op The Old Mill Dickson's Auto Repair Great Lines Books Ron Ferguson Trucking Huron Fibreglass Products Sabo's Restaurant - Auburn ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION - BRANCH 420 BLYTH The Poppy Campaign money collected in 1992 was $2,356.88 THE FOLLOWING IS A REPORT OF THE POPPY ACCOUNT POPPY ACCOUNT Bank Balance Sept. 30/92 $ 1,594.60 Collected in 1992 Campaign 2,356.88 Late Donation 35.00 Interest 13.76 Total $ 4,000.24 EXPENDITURES Poppy Supplies $ 358.00 Remembrance Day Service Expenses 160.33 Printing & Advertising 463.41 Poster, Poem, Essay Contest Prizes 600.00 Parkwood Hospital Visit 160.00 Donation to Parkwood Hospital 500.00 Treats & Gifts for adopted veterans 93.00 Purchase of walkers (for public use) 89.00 Bank Service Charge 12.65 $ 2,435.65 TOTAL RECEIPTS $ 4,000.24 TOTAL EXPENDITURES 2,435.65 BANK BALANCE SEPT. 30/93 1,564.59 The Legion has a supply of hospital beds, canes, crutches, wheelchairs, walkers, raised toilet seats for any person in our district who may require the use of them. A special thanks goes out to all the Business Clubs and people who have supported The Blyth Legion Branch 420 Poppy Campaign in the past. Also to the Legion members who have assisted in making this one of the best poppy campaigns ever. Poppy Week will start November 1st to November 11th. Yours truly, POPPY CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN POPPY CAMPAIGN ASSISTANTS ALAN CALDWELL FRAN COOK & GORDON JENKINS THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1993. PAGE 17. Morris rejects MNR request Road repair and preparation for winter was the main topic for dis- cussion at the Sept. 21 meeting of Morris Twp. council. Council was advised by Road Superintendent Lloyd Michie that the gravel is being applied to the roads and the chloride will be sprayed on once the roads have compacted. Mr. Michie said the transmission on the grader is not working prop- erly and Champion will repair it. He suggested two graders should be used for gravel construction. Council said only one grader would be used and work could be done at night if required. Tenders will be accepted for a grader for snow removal on Conc. 8/9 until Oct. 19. Council agreed that the driver who has been employed for the last three years will be given first chance for the position. Drainage Superintendent Gary Nicholson advised council that Mike Malhiot of the Ministry of Natural Resources has requested council look into the matter of fencing Blyth Creek Drain at Lot 4, Conc. 9. The fencing would keep cattle out of the creek. MVCA had asked the owner of the property to do the fencing under the CURB program but he was not interested in participating. Council will advise MNR that they will not consider fencing on the privately owned land unless the \ \\\ woe e e Hockey season is gearing up and The Citizen would love to hear how your team is doing. With so many leagues in our area it would be impossible for us to cover each and every team so we ask for the help of the coaches or parents in reporting on the local games. Forms are available at both Citizen offices. Once filled out they can be returned to either office by deadline. No special writing skills are needed; just a list of goals scored and by whom. LeercineTo = Try the Ads! owner makes the request. The tender for construction of Wallace Drain was accepted from Ron Williams at a price of $10,754.57. The tile drainage loan application for Lot 19, Conc. 3 was approved by council subject to the availabili- ty of funds. Maitland Engineering Services will be asked to prepare a report for improvements and repairs to Nichol Drain Branch B. Mr. Nicholson discussed Wells Drain with council and told them landowner Arnold Egli at Lot 10, Conc. 10 had installed a new drain at his own expense. Council passed a bylaw to autho- rize the repair of Arbuckle Drain. Council advised Mr. Nicholson to request all landowners petition- ing for drainage repairs under Sec- tion 78 of the Drainage Act to sign a form. The form would make the peti- tioner responsible for all costs if the proceedings stopped. The second rezoning required for the Bruce Blake property at Lot 26, Conc. 7 will be paid for by Huron County, council was informed. As a cost cutting measure, coun- cil will not purchase trees from the MVCA program for roadside plant- ing. Verbal approval has been given to Howson and Howson for the construction of a feed mill at Lot 5, Conc. 10, Chief Building Official Paul Josling advised council. The contractor is waiting for Ministry of Labour and Environ- ment approval. The following building permits will be issued pending necessary approvals and rezoning require- ments: Charles Brewer, Lot 15, Conc. 5, barn demolition; Soren Anderson, Lot 17, Conc. 1, founda- tion under residence; Wingham Golf and Curling Club, Lot 5-6, Conc. 1, lean-to addition; Huronlea facility, Lot 30, cone. 6, storage barn; Larry and Bev Elston, Lot 8, Conc. 3, horse barn and storage; Jim Shaw, Lot 47-48, Conc. 1, addition to barn and Don Fraser, Lot 19 Conc. 8, scale house addi- tion and barn.