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PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 2000.
A-C-W get OMERS report
The Ashfield-Colborne-Wawa-
nosh transition board and staff were
presented with a report on OMERS
retirement package for the new
municipality workers at the Nov. 6
meeting.
Animal Control Officer Bob Trick
outlined his position for the board.
Sparlings Propane of Blyth was
awarded the contract for the supply
of propane to the three works build
ings of the new municipality.
Hamilton Fuels of Lucknow will
supply furnace fuel, clear and
coloured diesel and unleaded gaso-
(F
line. The use of existing equipment
will be at no extra cost.
Payment was approved for secre
tarial wages, and expenses, advertis
ing and legal fees, paid for by West
Wawanosh, in the amount of
$3,467.23.
Questioned on the preparation of
the Colbome office for municipal
staff in January, the board was
informed that Bell' Canada and
MicroAge Basics had bene asked for
quotes to integrate the telephone sys
tems.
THANK YOU
for your support.
I will continue to do my best
for the students.
Colleen Schenk, School Trustee, Huron North
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Top poets
The Brussels Public School winners of the Legion Remembrance Day poetry contest are, from
left: juniors, Lauren Spink, second; Ben Gowin, first; Tiffany Roetcisoender, third. Presenting
them with their awards were Legion Youth Education Chair Sandra Josling and representative
Ross Bennett.
The winners
Brussels Public School poster winners of the Royal Canadian Legion Remembrance Day con
test received their prizes last week from Youth Education Chair Sandra Josling and Legion rep
resentative Ross Bennett. Back row, from left, are: Chase Chapman, fourth, junior colour;
Ashley Thornton, fourth, junior colour poster; Kyle Gibson, second, senior black and white.
Front row: Michelle Cousins, first, junior colour; Matt Kingwell, third, junior black and white;
Bradley Hill, second, junior black and white; Denise Thalen, third, junior colour.
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Scoring for Grey Bruce were Kevin 1
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Longpre (Markdale) and Jordan
Wright (Flesherton), Jim Hutchinson lit
(Durham) from Chris Corbett 4^
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Saturday. Grey Bruce won 3-2.
Scoring for the Highlanders were Jeff S?
Colton (Flesherton) from Hutchinson
and C. Corbett, C. Corbett unassisted zT
and Derek Widmeyer (Hanover) from
Luke Bester (Owen Sound) and Adam
Corbett (Brussels). sg
Game three was in Chesley against
Guelph. It ended in a 3-3 tie. Jdl
Scoring were Conor Gill w
(Walkerton) from Widmeyer, Bester
from Wright and Gill from Rhys 5 <
Thomas (Hanover) and Widmeyer.
In net for both Guelph games was
Sean Vanbuerdan while Colton J I
Routenburg was in net for the
Brampton game. W
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