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Ventures
sell
popcorn
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the program, and making plans.
Venturers will be selling 'Trail
End' Scout popcorn in order to
raise funds for equipment and
activities. Six new Venturers will
be invested. The date has not been
set.
There is only one Rover
registered so far this year.
The youth in all sections are
looking forward to hiking,
camping, canoeing, campfires,
badge work, learning new skills,
and enjoying new opportunities.
The Sponsors of 1st Blyth
Scouting are the Blyth Legion,
Branch 420, and the Blyth Lions.
The organization is grateful for
their continued financial support.
Group Committee consists of an
executive, representatives from the
sponsors, and representatives from
each Scouting section.
The next meeting is Nov. 17,
7:30 p.m. at the Blyth Public
School. Parents are welcome, and
encouraged to attend.
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Tractor pins Atwood teen
A 14-year-old Atwood youth
escaped serious injury on Oct. 8
after a tractor rolled and pinned
him.
Willie Friesen was riding on the
left fender of a Leyland tractor at
2:50 p.m. on Howick Twp. Cone.
Road 'C' with his 17-year-old
brother who was operating the trac
tor, OPP said.
The tractor was proceeding down
a hill when it lost power causing it
to skid on the roadway. Police
said, it was due to the weight of
the wagon behind it.The tractor and
trailer entered the ditch and flipped
over pinning Willy Friesens' legs
under the fender.
With help from the Gorrie Fire
Department and area farmers,
Friesen was freed, then taken to
Wingham & Dislrict Hospital and
kept for observation. He suffered
no broken bones.
Police said no charges will be
laid in the matter.
4~H meets
Continued from page 2
texture, tenderness and flavour.
When the judging was completed
they finally ate the muffins and
other goodies that were brought to
the meeting.
Missy closed the meeting with
the 4-H motto.
County
council
briefs
There are now two hats in the
ring seeking the position of warden
of Huron County for 1998.
Jack Coleman, reeve of Stanley
Twp. announced his candidacy at
the Oct. 2 meeting of county coun
cil. Earlier, Bill Weber, reeve of
Stephen Twp. had announced he
would seek the position.
Ironically, the two sit side by side
in council.***
Council approved a two-per cent
wage increase to non-union
employees, their first increase since
a 1.5 per cent increase in 1993.
After that they were under the
social contract grant reductions.***
The county will get no further
support from the Ministry of Trans
portation for replacement of the
Black Creek Bridge on County
Road 83, which was Hwy. 83 until
turned over to the county in April.
The county feels the bridge needs
to be replaced but in its calculations
for compensating counties for
upgrading roads turned over to
them, the province said the bridge
will likely last 10 more years or
longer and thus the province will
provide no grants for it.
In a letter to the county, Al Palla-
dini, former Minister of Trans
portation, said the Black Creek
Bridge was judged by the same
standard as other bridges across the
province and so his ministry’s deci
sion would hold.
***
The county will spend up to
$10,000 for a video to promote the
county in conjunction with the
1999 international Plowing Match
at Zurich. The contract was award
ed to BoMont Productions of Bay
field, headed by broadcaster Bob
Mongomery.
County council did not support a
request from Blyth for a letter of
support to the Association of
Municipalities of Ontario asking it
continue to press for the removal of
all education taxes from property.
"We would have liked the county
to have joined with other counties
and major cities," Blyth Reeve
Mason Bailey said. He was sure,
however, AMO will continue to
press the point.
Drugs found
in Colborne
The discovery of thousands of
dollars worth of marijuana, Oct. 10,
has put two Colborne Twp. men in
custody.
Officers from the Goderich
detachment of Huron County OPP
executed a search warrant at a resi
dence near Goderich airport, Friday
morning, seizing marijuana with a
street value of $8,000 along with
growing apparatus.
Two adult males have been
charged with possession and culti
vation.
The investigation is continuing.