HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1999-11-24, Page 7THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1999. PAGE 7.
Blyth council briefs
Council accepts changes to N. Huron plan
After dealing with a disgruntled
tenant. Blyth council passed a
motion at the Nov. 16 meeting,
instructing village staff to refrain
from discussing municipal business
with the person until such time as
all court proceedings are finalized.
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Council passed a motion approv
ing amendments to the North
Huron restructuring plan and a
bylaw' for Huron County to estab
lish the composition of the Huron
County council.
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Clerk-Treasurer John Stewart
was authorized to request a non
binding written proposal from
Ontario Hydro for the purchase of
Writer thanks helpers
THE EDITOR,
On behalf of the Blyth Business
Association I want to thank Bill
and Murray for the great job they
did decorating our village for
Christmas.
Thanks also to everyone who
took part in our Christmas
weekend. We couldn’t pull it off
without the help of so many willing
workers.
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Watch for our
Millennium Issue to be published
December 29, 1999
Blyth Hydro.
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After opening three tenders for
snow removal in the village, coun
cil accepted the quote from George
Radford Construction, based on the
equipment to be used.
The cost will be $60 per hour for
a four yard 125 Michigan loader
and $45 per hour for a tandem
truck.
Councillor Doug Scrimgeour had
declared a conflict of interest.
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Bills and accounts totalling
$47,139.80 were approved for pay
ment.
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Council supported a resolution
from the Town of Hanover request-
To the figure skating club, thank
you for holding your tour the same
weekend. We hope yours was a
success also.
The Dave Hoy Christmas Show
was a great kick-off to the
Christmas season.
Sincerely,
Bev Elliott,
Chair of BBA.
ing the Ministry of Health, College
of Nurses and the Ontario Medical
Association facilitate the training
and approve the use of nurse practi
tioners.
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was given to an
commitment to the
Support
increased
national Communities in Bloom
competition next year. The registra-
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ORANGE
JUICE
tion fee of $300 will be paid by
council. Blyth and Pelee Island
were chosen to represent Ontario in
the contest. The awards presenta
tions will be made in Edmonton.
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Blyth Fire Chief Paul Josling will
attend an emergency measures
workshop in Owen Sound, Dec. 9.
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PEPSI/7UP
CANNED POP
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$MJ99 $^^W99
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In response to a letter received
about property standards, Stewart
said the village does have a bylaw,
but could not respond to the writer
as the letter was unsigned.
Councillor Jeff Howson asked
about a storefront under renovation
and was told Chief Building Offi
cial Paul Josling would be consult-
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