HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2000-03-22, Page 17Morris council
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, 2000. PAGE 17.
Stone School Road residents express concern
Morris Twp. councillors respond
ed to a letter from Stone School
Road residents at the March 7 ses
sion of council.
A letter will be sent to all “Save
the Road” petitioners advising that it
is council’s understanding Stone
School Road will not be used on a
continual basis for hauling gravel. It
is being used until the half load limit
is lifted from the paved road.
Council received a phone call from
a Brussels resident expressing her
pleasure with the name of McLean
Line and hoped it would not be
changed to Button Line. Council
confirmed Sideroad 20-21, Cone. 6-
10 would be named Button Line due
to a conflict of names with another
area.
Animal Control Officer Dale
Sparks submitted a letter to council
informing them of his resignation
from the position. After a discussion
with Turnberry council by
phone, Morris council was author
ized to advertise for a replacement
pending approval of the transition
board.
Council will apply for the Ontario
2000 Main Street Program for gates
and fences to beautify the cemeter
ies.
Grants were approved for Huron
County Farm and Safety, $50; Huron
Plowmen’s Association, $100 and
Lung Association, $50.
A cheque for the remainder of the
cost of the fire truck will be forward
ed to the Blyth and District Fire Area
board.
Council received a refund from of
$117.72 from the Wingham fire
board which was the township’s
share of the surplus. Approval was
given for the board’s 2000 budget in
the amount of $200,120, subject to
approval by the Morris-Tumberry
transition board.
With the agreement of Tumberry
Twp. council, Morris will proceed
with tendering for gravel, chloride
and paving, subject to approval by
the transition board.
The tax dates for 2000 will be
April 28, Sept. 22 and Nov. 24.
Scouts, Venturers
plan for Jamboree
Continued from page 3
for those Scouts and Venturers who
want to attend the Canadian
Jamboree in Prince Edward Island
July 6 - 14, 2001. Almost 600
tickets have been sold for the April
5 draw for four homemade paddles.
The youth who has sold the most
tickets will also receive a paddle as
a reward.
LCBO glass recycling brought in
$665.
General and park accounts were
approved for payment in the amount
of $147,664.94. Road accounts, in
the amount of $28,152.48 were
approved for payment.
Council was in agreement vrith the
task force of clerks formed to review
and investigate . and recommend
accordingly on the Provincial
Offences Act transfer program on
behalf of all the municipalities of
Huron County.
Four resolutions were endorsed.
They included one from Pickering
asking the federal and provincial
governments to give utmost priority
Three 1st Blyth Scouters were
honoured March 18 at the Huron
District Honours and Awards
Banquet. Shari Cartwright and
Arden Scott have each served
Scouting for five years. Steve Root
has been a Scouter for 10 years.
Congratulations and thank you
from the youth of 1st Blyth
Scouting.
to the protection of children from
sexual exploitation, the Twp. of
South Glengarry requesting ade
quate funding for environmental
problems and from the Township of
Wellington North and County of
Hastings
Council will donate two plates,
four coffee mugs, pens and four beer
Brussels Tykes
win tourney title
Continued from page 9
ing were Sebastian with four, R.
Huether with three, Cronin and M.
Huether.
Becker and M. Huether earned
assists and R. Huether’s final goal
of the frame was on a beautiful
wraparound after picking up a
Stretton rebound.
R. Huether was named MVP.
Brussels outpowered their Ready
opponent in the final game, win
ning 12-0. Stretton got the shutout
in net. Scorers were M. Huether
with five, R. Huether with three,
Gowing with two, Becker and Run-
stedler with singles
M. Huether earned the MVP hon-
mugs for door prizes for the
Belgrave millennium bingo and a
plate and holder to the Maitland
Valley Conservation Authority
Foundation for a draw prize.
At a recreation meeting held in
conjunction with the regular session,
council approved the payment of
accounts in the amount of $7,674.07.
our.
With three wins and a high count
on goals-for, Brussels earned the
tournament championship.
The team returned home for a
league game on Saturday and an
exhibition matchup on Sunday.
Brussels was downed by a strong
Goderich squad, iosing 7-2. The
two lone goals came in the first
period off the stick of M. Huether.
Bowers earned an assist.
The Tykes rebounded for a victo
ry against Milverton, racking up a
9-2 score. Bulging the twine were
M. Huether with four, Stretton with
two, Bowers, Gowing and Becker
with singles. A. Watson and Danny
Donkers earned assists.
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