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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1996-01-10, Page 19Pizza, Pizza, Pizza Buy one at regular price and get a second for 1/2 price Eat in or Take Out Thursday, Friday & Saturday Only 5 p.m. - 12 midnight at the the loo 523-9381 Special in effect until Jan. 27, 1996 HAPPY 80TH BIRTHDAY MARGARET GOOD January 11, 1996 Love & Best Wishes from your family OPEN HOUSE Sunday, January 14 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. Londesboro United Church Best Wishes only please Happy Birthday Grace Evans on your Special Birthday Love and Best Wishes from your family and friends Be involved! involved! The Huron Community Action Kit will promote discussion about the issues affecting the residents of Huron County. Individuals, groups of neighbours and organizations are encouraged to participate in the development of a New County Plan. Letters have recently been sent to groups in Huron County. If you or your group have not received the letter and want to obtain a Kit, please contact the Huron County Planning and Development Department at: 519-524-2188. KEP PHYSICAL IN EDUCA'T1ON Rea Newspapers • doe :AV • PARK THEATRE • COOENICH 524.7811 ENDS THURSDAY eh FAMILY Fri. & Sat. 7 & 8:45 p.m. Sun.-Thurs. 8 p.m. Sat. & Sun. Mat. 2 p.m. 55-3431 FOR TOLL FREE MOVIE INFO 418 Fri. - Thurs. Jan. 12-18 & THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1996 PAGE 19. Morris sends fiery message to Brussels In clearly stating its position, Morris Twp. council agreed to send a letter to the Village of Brussels, indicating its stand on Wingham and Blyth Fire Departments being called in to assist Brussels. At the Dec. 5 meeting, council indicated that if Brussels Fire Department does not call in Wing- ham and Blyth Fire Departments on receipt of a fire call, as per the agreement with the village, Morris Twp. would not pay Brussels for the call. In other fire matters, all residents of the township will be mailed let- ters, fire stickers and maps, outlin- ing the department which will respond in case of a fire. The letters will be mailed in January. However, Morris Twp. will pay Brussels $1,350 for fire calls, not $900 as indicated on the November billing, because of a Mutual Aid call. Committee to look into loan Continued from page 14 - back is the seventh day after the match closes, he said. At.that point OPA would repay the loan if the local committee hadn't. The county had earlier approved the $5,000 for 1996 but the Admin- istration, Finance, and Personnel Committee will look into the remainder of the loan before the OPA convention, Warden Bill Clif- ford said. In matters dealing with Wingham Golf and Curling Club, council approved the lottery license for a calendar draw, subject to a letter of credit for the value of the prizes and a letter from the bank setting out the bank account number. Responding to a request from the club for a light standard at the cor- ner of Hwy 4 and Conc. 1-2, coun- cil will send a letter saving the club is responsible for all costs to install and maintain the light, as are other ratepayers in hamlets with street lights. After a discussion concerning payment to Drainage Superinten- dent Gary Nichol for the use of his ATV and snowmobile during drain inspections, council agreed to pay Nichol machinery rental. Contingents representing the Bel- grave Well System and McCrae Street Water System attended the meeting to discuss costs and the possibility of the township assum- ing operation of the whole system. John Campbell, McCrae Street Water System representative, said he would discuss the idea of town- ship operation with the users and report back to council. Hullett Twp. was given permis- sion to install the Morris Twp. fre- quency in its radio. Council agreed to remain with Carter Disposal of Wingham for cardboard recycling, at a cost of $12 per lift for the first bin and $10 per lift for the second. A $12,100 grant was approved for the Recreation Account. Road and general accounts were approved for payment in the amounts of $27,247.33 and $406,686.70. The list of appointments was reviewed by council and approved. they are as follows: Marie McIn- tosh, Wingham Hospital Board; Leona McDonald, Seaforth Hospi- tal Board; Reeve Bert Elliott and Councillor Kevin Pletch, Blyth and District Fire Board; Councillors Melody White and John Duskocy, Wingham and Area Fire Board; Mary Bernard, Councillor Keith Johnston and Bill Sellers, BMG Community Centre Board; Ida Martin, Wingham • Recreation Board; Reeve Elliott and Marilyn Craig, Blyth Recreation Board; Councillor Johnston and Keith Moffatt, Bluevale Hall Board; Councillor Johnston, MVCA Board; Donald Craig and Reeve Elliott, Blyth Union Cemetery Board and council, clerk and road superintendent, Morris Twp. Recre- ation Board. Alan Mill of Crawford, Mill and Davies, Wingham will act as town- ship solicitor with John Schenk as alternate solicitor and Reid and Associates, Wingham as auditor. Ed Stewart will sit on the Wing- ham Historical Society; Jack Cardiff and Betty Graber, Brussels Medical, Dental Centre Board; council and clerk, Committee of Adjustment; Councillor Duskocy, Community Economic Develop- ment Committee; Reeve Elliott, Wheels Away and Councillor White, Farm and Safety Associa- tion. Drainage Commissioners are: Councillor Johnston, Conc. 1-2; Councillor Pletch, Conc. 3-4; Councillor White, Conc 5-6; Reeve Elliott, Conc. 7-8 and Councillor Duskocy, Conc. 9-10. Poundkeepers will be George Blake, Harvey Edgar and Ronald Gordon. John Nixon, John Cardiff, William Souch and Ken Shortreed (alternate) will be fenceviewers while Carmen Craig and Glen Casemore will be livestock valuers. Other posts to be filled included: weed inspector, John Gibson; Bel l_ grave Well Systems, Paul McKee, Steve Nixon and Claire Weber; McCrae Street Water System, John Campbell, Dennis Leddy and Mabel Wheeler and Wingham Air- port Committee, Councillor Pletch. Buck & Doe for Allan Scott & Marilyn Murray Sat., Jan. 20 at the BMG Community Centre Dancing 9 - 1 For tickets call 526-7607 HAPPY 80TH BIRTHDAY GORDON JOHNSTON January 11 Political experience Milissa McLellan, (centre) a Grade 8 student at Grey Central School, got a chance to watch government in action when she served as page at the Jan.4 session of Huron County Council. Posing with her were Grey Twp. Reeve Leona Armstrong and Warden Bill Clifford.