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Josling tells Morris of changes to Act
Grey defers Burgess St. project
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1998. PAGE 21.
Matters of county and township
co-operation were on the table for
the May 19 session of Morris Twp.
council.
Chief Building Official Paul
Josling informed council that the
county would be drawing an agree-
ment to comply with the new
Building Code Act with regards to
septic system inspections.
At present, the county will
inspect the septic and issue the
approval prior to Josling issuing the
building permit.
The township will enter into an
agreement with the county for the
parking enforcement on county
roads.
Decisions on amendments to the
Wingham, Brussels and Blyth fire
agreements was deferred until the
county agreement is worked out.
Council approved the drain poli-
cy which would notify landowners
when the estimate of Maintenance
is $1,000 or over, at the discretion
of the drainage superintendent.
Council preferred no letters be sent
if assessments were small.
A Wingham fire reserve was set
up, in the amount of $4,057.16,
from excess monies returned by the
board.
Council agreed to purchase a
small picture of the municipal
building taken by a photo compa-
ny.
In a review of the general budget,
councillors felt the same tax dollars
as in 1997 should be continued.
The resignation of Marie McIn-
tosh, who cleaned the municipal
office, was accepted with regrets.
Reeve Bert Elliott told council of
vandalism at the landfill site. It
was suggested additional 'No Tres-
passing' signs be installed and a
new lock be placed on the bin.
Grey Twp. council held its
regular meeting on May 25 and
reviewed revised estimates for the
proposed improvement of Burgess
and Victoria Streets as a joint
project with the Village of
Brussels. With the revised
estimates being only marginally
lower and with concerns being
raised by a number of residents
about both the cost and need for the
improvements, council passed a
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BILL DOBSON
William McKee (Bill) Dobson
passed away peacefully on May 28,
1998 at Listowel Memorial Hospi-
tal after a courageous eight-month
battle with cancer.
He was born 72 years ago in
Ethel and was predeceased by his
parents, Quest and Blanche
(McKee) Dobson.
Bill was a member of the Mason-
ic Lodge in Brussels and also the
Royal Canadian Legion Branch
218, Brussels.
Bill is survived by his wife of 51
years, the former Helen Vollmer.
He was the dear father of Allan and
his wife Barbara of Palmerston,
Ruth and her husband Wayne Ward
of Dutton, Donna and her husband
Roger Smith of Shallow Lake, Jim
and his friend Lois and Darlene and
her husband Kevin Nichol, all of
Listowel and Norman of Ethel. He
will be missed by 15 grandchildren
and four great-grandchildren. Bill
will also be remembered by a
brother G. L (Pete) Dobson of Port
Elgin.
Throughout his lifetime he has
enjoyed many hobbies such as
hunting, private piloting and his
involvement in numerous antique-
car and truck clubs.
Family and friends were received
at the Peebles Funeral Home, 141
John St., Atwood on Friday from 7-
9 p.m., and Saturday from 2-4 p.m.
and 7-9 p.m.
resolution asking the Village of
Brussels to defer the project
indefinitely.
Council commenced its 1998
budget discussions, but due to
delays with the 1998 assessment
roll, it appears that the 1998 tax
rates will not be established for
several weeks. Due to the delay,
1998 tax bills will not likely be
issued until July or August.
Funeral service was on Sunday,
May 31 at Ethel United Church
with Rev. Chris Johnson officiat-
ing. Pallbearers were five grand-
sons, William, Jamie and Michael
Dobson, Tom Ward and Craig
Smith and a nephew Mark Dobson.
Carrying floral tributes were Bil-
l's granddaughters, Connie Smith,
Angela Nichol and Heather Dob-
son.
Interment in Mount Pleasant
Cemetery, Ethel.
A Legion service was held on
Saturday at 9:15 p.m, followed by a
Masonic service at 9:30 p.m.
As expressions of sympathy
donations may be made to the
Brussels Legion, Ethel United
Church or a charity of one's choice.
JUNE (MOFFAT) HAYLOW
June Haylow passed away May
22, 1998 at London Health Science
Centre, Victoria Campus. She was
62.
June was the daughter of the late
Harold and Ruby Moffat,
Turnberry Twp. at Wingham. Left
to mourn are: her husband Wilfrid
Haylow of London and daughters
Leslie Haylow, London, Patricia
and her husband Earl Allison of
Mount Elgin. She was the dear
Nanie of Kristen, Joey, and
Lindsay and dear sister of Dawn
White and her husband Ken of
Brussels and John Moffat and his
wife Mae of Durham, North
Carolina. June was the dear sister-
in-law of James Haylow and his
wife Phyllis, Anna Leddy,
Margaret Butler and her husband
In view of this, council is giving
consideration to -one tax installment
only, rather than the normal two
installments, noting that ratepayers
may make pre-payments on their
tax accounts if they wish to do so.
A decision with respect to the
number of installments was
deferred until it could be
determined when the tax bills
would be issued.
Bob, Agnes Gilmour, all of St.
Thomas and Teresa Keelan and her
husband Wilf of British Columbia.
She is also survived by many
nieces and nephews.
Visitation was held at Donohue
Funeral Home from 2 - 4 and 7 -
9 p.m. Saturday, May 23. Prayers
were Sunday from 7 - 9 p.m. Mass
was at St. Justin's Church, 855
Jalna St., Monday, May 25.
Cremation followed with burial
in St. Peter's Cemetery.
Pallbearers were nephews Randy
White, Brussels; Danny White,
Alliston; and Richard Moffat,
Windsor; friends, Terry O'Toole,
Mike Marek and Peter Smith.
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