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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1998. PAGE 19.
Blyth council briefs
Village has $61,000 in outstanding taxes
Clerk-Treasurer John Stewart
reported to Blyth council at the
Feb. 2 meeting, that there is still
$61,000 in outstanding property
and business taxes. Collected taxes
account for 88 per cent of the levy.
"It is not bad," said Stewart, "as
the province requires 75 per cent
collection."
***
With the deadline for purchasing
dog tags set for Feb. 16, council
looked over the fee schedule.
Tags for neutered males and
spayed females is $20; additional
neutered males and spayed females,
Grey .Twp. council held its
regular meeting on Feb. 2 and
accepted the insurance proposal.
from Frank Cowan Company for
1998. The total premium of
$27,508 is the same as 1997.
Council received four tenders on
the 1990 4 X 4 truck and accepted
the high tender of Bill's Auto
Wrecking at $2,655.
Council accepted the quote of
The Brussels knitters held their
fourth meeting. It began with the
4-H pledge.
After the business part of the
meeting members went on to finish
samplers and start a tension swatch
for projects. They worked on this
for two hours.
On Monday, Jan. 26, The
Sheepish Knitters met at the home
of Kathy Bridge.
They discussed the achievement
program which will be a trip to
Spinrite factory in Listowel.
Members talked about how to
dye wool. Kathy took cold tea and
put it in a bowl so they could try to
dye different kinds of string and
material.
For the last bit of the meeting
they worked on swatches and
projects.
The Brussels 4-Hers met for the
$25; males or females, if one per
household, $30; additional males
and females, $40 and pitbulls or
pitbull crosses, $100.
***
In discussing a November acci-
dent involving a village employee,
council agreed that the PUC should
be asked to split the insurance
deductible cost as the employee
worked for the village and the utili-
ty.
The total cost to repair the car
involved was $7,949.
***
Council approved a special occa-
McGavin Farm Equipment for a
five-disc Kvernland mower at
$5,950 plus taxes.
Howard Hackwell was appointed
as the Grey Twp. representative to
the Seaforth Hospital Board.
In other business, council
approved for payment, accounts
totalling $93,582.57.
The next regular meeting of
council is scheduled for Feb. 16 at
9:30 a.m.
last meeting before the
Achievement Program.
They answered questions and did
activities from their book. Then
they knitted projects for this club
and while they were doing this they
watched George of the Jungle.
Walton school
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slaves trying to escape into Canada.
They are also learning how to use
WordPerfect on the computer.
Mrs. Vandendool attended a math
workshop where she learned
different ways to implement the
new Ontario math curriculum
Mrs. Crane said that the Grade 4
class have just finished their
projects on continents. The Grade
3s did theirs on Canada and a
province.
sion permit request from the Blyth
Lions for a summer dance, June 27.
***
Stewart will attend a seminar
and workshop series in London to
obtain a municipal human
resources certificate.
Offered by the Association of
Clerks and Treasurers of Ontario,
the five-session course will cost
$888.10.
The PUC will be asked to split
the cost.
***
A motion was passed stating
council's agreement that the Clin-
ton Public Hospital area is under-
serviced by physicians.
A similar motion was passed last
year in support of Wingham and
District Hospital.
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Councillor Jeff Howson, report-
ing on a meeting of the Bluewater
Recycling board, said the operation
was very well run and appears to be
the most cost efficient organization
of their type.
***
It was resolved that Chief Build-
ing Official Paul Josling be paid 35
cents per km. mileage.
***
Josling and Steve Bearss attend-
ed the meeting to discuss the
requirement for a hedgerow or
fence along the north and west
boundaries of property soon to be
under development.
It was agreed that several trees
from the property could be moved
to the west boundary as the barrier
and would be recorded on the site
plan.
4-.H knitters plan achievement
Grey accepts Cowan premium