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TENDERS
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
1998 Grass Cutting
Sealed, clearly marked tenders will be received by the
undersigned at the Brussels Municipal Office for cutting and
mowing grass at the Lion's Park Hill, the Pump House, and
Maitland Valley Conservation Park (including Island and Mill
Area) for the 1998 Season on a price per cut basis until 5:00 p.m.
on Monday, May 4, 1998.
Tender forms available at the Municipal Office. Lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted. For further information phone
887-6572.
Hugh Nichol
Road Superintendent
399 Turnberry Street
Brussels, Ontario
CLASSIFIED
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COMING EVENTS
JAMBOREE CAMPOUT WEEKEND, May 23, 24, 1998, Blyth Arena,
Hwy #4, North of Hwy 8. Presented by Barn Dance Historical Society.
Tickets and Camping Info 519-699-4667 or 519-235-0559.
WOODSTOCK TOY AND COLLECTIBLES SHOW. Featuring toys,
sports cards, comics, beanie babies, nostalgia and coins. Sunday, April
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Over 125 dealer tables. Something for everyone. Admission $2.00. For
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EMPLOYMENT OPPS.
MANITOULIN HEALTH CENTRE, operating two rural hospitals with a
combined size of 70,000 sq. ft., requires a Director of Environmental
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grounds, equipment as well as housekeeping and laundry services.
Successful candidates will possess first or second class stationary
engineer certificate, proficiency with computers and computerized
building systems, and solid managerial experience. Please submit
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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 1998. PAGE 19.
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VEHICLES FOR SALE
1994 CHEV SILVERADO, 4 X 4,
one owner, power windows and
locks, air, 63,200 kms., boxliner,
running boards, certified, $17,500.
Phone 887-9417. 16-1
WANTED TO RENT — SMALL
acreage with good 3 bedroom plus
house and barn in the Blyth-
Wingham-Brussels area with
option to purchase. Apply to
Drawer #300, c/o The Citizen, P.O.
Box 429, Blyth. 15-3p
WANTED TO RENT — GOOD
cash crop land, by the acre or
shares. Phone 233-7467. 12-8p
WANTED TO BUY: SCRAP CARS
and trucks. L & B Auto Wreckers,
1/2 mile south of Brussels. Call
887-9499. tin
MOTHER OF TWO WILL DO
babysitting in my home or odd jobs
— lawn work, painting, etc. Phone
523-9841. 16-2
Blyth
Scouting
honours
leaders
April showers
dampen
cookie blitz
On Thursday, April 16 the Blyth
Guiding Units took to the streets of
Blyth for their annual Cookie Blitz
only to be turned back by Mother
Nature.
Returning to Cookie Head-
quarters (Blyth Anglican Church)
the mottos of "Lend A Hand" and
"Be Prepared" were enthusiasti-
cally put into practise. Thanks to
leaders and girls for taking cookies
home to sell. Thanks to all who
bought cookies while the girls were
out.
Blyth Brownies
visit Goderich
With money raised from cheese
selling in the fall (and after several
debates), the Blyth Brownies spent
Saturday afternoon in Goderich,
first touring the cement statues at
Apple Park, then doing a walk-
about tour of Goderich's rich
architectural heritage.
It was off to McDonald's for
supper, Glow-In-The-Dark Bowl-
ing at Little's and lastly enjoying an
ice cream cone at Burger Bar.
Mother Nature even smiled down
on them to make the day perfect.
TENDERS
Morris residents present petition of support
Continued from page 3
Goodall, Joan Goodall, Heather
Jackson, Allan Peel, and Henry
Rouw will receive pins for five
years of service.
Growth in membership is always
important to an organization.
Members of 1st Blyth Scouting
attended a growth workshop April
21 looking for ways to attract new
members, both youth and adult to
Scouting in Blyth.
For 1997-1998 end-of-year
events are being arranged, while
plans for 1998-1999 are well
underway.
More than 35 ratepayers gathered
at Morris Council chambers, April
7, to discuss several zoning mat-
ters.
An 83-signature petition was
presented supporting the proposed
amendment for commercial vehi-
cles and tractor-trailers in residen-
tial zones.
Sandra Weber of the Huron
County Planning Department sug-
gested rewording the zoning
amendment, to be passed under the
Municipal Act, restricting parking
on streets.
With the meeting open to com-
ments from the gallery, Bob Wat-
tam said he has a shop both in
Belgrave and outside and would
like to work on his trucks in Bel-
grave. He asked if he could have
one unit in the shop and another
outside.
Weber said there would be no
problem if there was also one in the
shop.
Lynn Armstrong asked if this
would be a temporary arrangement
as the paving on the roads was paid
for by all ratepayers and not
designed as a roadbed for trucks.
She was also concerned about the
increasing number of commercial
units in the hamlet.
Wattam responded that he brings
in heavy loads in the winter and has
never damaged a street.
When asked why he must park
his trucks in Belgrave when he has
a lot outside, he said, it was the
principle. That is why he takes his
trucks to Belgrave.
Reeve Bert Elliott said if there
was a complaint, the township
would have to deal with it, possibly
removing the truck.
Weber pointed out that the bylaw
would not regulate streets. A bylaw
under the Municipal Act would
have to be passed.
Ron Carter added that truckers
should have more respect and
everyone should work together.
A time limit for parked trucks
will also be considered.
Deputy-Reeve Keith Johnston
added that there is also a problem
in Bluevale and that all areas
should be treated equally.
Continuing the truck parking
issue, ratepayers were asked to
speak specifically on Lot 64-67,
Plan 162 in Belgrave, at the corner
of Queen, Parker and John Streets.
Currently, the lot is zoned resi-
dential which does not allow the
parking of trucks. It would have to
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