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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 2004-07-22, Page 9Congratulations Lorraine Lorraine Blake, daughter of Jim and Evelyn Blake of Blyth graduated from Cambrian College in the three-year program of Physical Fitness and Leisure Management Business. Lorraine has accepted a full- time position as an Elite trainer for a Good Life Club in London. We're very proud of you Lorraine. Love, Mom and Dad, Heather and Kevin and Lisa and Chris. eaten aft Same gteat Reading! Drop in to our offices In Blyth and Brussels and look through our wide selection of books The Citizen Blyth Brussels 523-4792 887-9114 THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 2004. PAGE 9. Morris-Turnberry briefs Council hears road allowance concerns During the July 6 Morris- Turnberry council meeting, deputy mayor Bill Thompson and councillors Lynn Hoy and Neil Warwick, declared a pecuniary interest for the tax refunds. Thompson and Hoy were both listed on the refund list as was Warwick's brother. *** Council approved a $688,762.95 payment in the general accounts and a $55.52 payment for the park account. *** Ida Martin attended to express her concerns over the unopened road allowance at Lot 20-21. Conc. 1 in Morris Twp. Councillors agreed that the fence viewers should go to that sideroad to make a new award for the unopened road allowance and that the fence be placed on the east portion of the road. Council had no objections using the unopened road allowance for access. However the municipality will not spend public funds to improve or maintain the road allowance. They also decided that a sign be erected as recommended by Martin to declare that the road was unassumed by the municipality, as recommended by a solicitor. *** Charlie and Georgina Johnston expressed their concerns about the unopened road allowance for Lot 28, Conc. I in Turnberry Twp. Council agreed to the same conditions as with Martin and had no objections to using the unopened road allowance as persuant to the solicitor. Country Fare Hoping you will enjoy and use some of the recipes I will be giving each month. They have all been tested by me in my home, and will come from many sources. They are easy family food that teenagers and parents will enjoy. STRAWBERRY WAFFLES 2 cups sifted flour 1 tbsp. baking powder 2 tbsp. sugar 3 eggs, separated 2 1/4 cups milk 1/4 cup melted shortening Sift flour, baking powder, sugar into a bowl. Combine beaten yolks, milk and shortening, stir into dry ingredients. Fold in stiffly-beaten egg whites. Bake on hot oiled waffle iron. Strawberry Sauce: Crush one pint rinsed strawberries. Whip 1/2 cup whipping cream and 1 tbsp. icing sugar. Cover waffles with sauce. Top with cream. STRAWBERRY CREAM PUFFS * * * Council accepted a tender for Clyde Line from Hard Rock Paving for pulverizing with a bid of 46 cents per metric tonne. They also accepted Joe Kerr's tender for five-eight inch granular A gravel for $3.40 per metric tonne and a paving tender submitted by Lavis Contracting for $49.27 per metric tonne. *** The quote from Harold Jacobs for scrap removal at the landfill site was accepted by council at a bid of $30 a ton and a charge for Freon removal of $20 a ton. *** Mac Phatter Group Inc. in Teeswater submitted a quote for tire removal at the landfill sites which was accepted by counillors. The rates include $2 for passenger tires, $4 tires on the rim, $2 for lightweight truck tires -and $5 for tires on the rim. Implement tires cost $8, truck tires cost $10 and $15 for on tires on the rim, grader tires costing $35 and agricultural tires $1.50 per rim inch. *** Councillor Jim Nelemans asked council when and if the Turnberry pit will be completed and if it isn't, would it be sold by auction. Kelly said that a decision has not yet been made, but it is "hoped that the property is seeded this fall and ready for sale in the spring." *** Council approved the 2004 tax rebates as submitted on the listing which was dated June 30 and the 2003 vacancy refunds were also approved as submitted on the June 28 list. 1/2 cup shortening pinch of salt 1 cup boiling water 1 cup sifted flour 3 eggs Add shortening and salt to boiling water. Bring back to the boil. Lower heat, add flour all at once and stir vigorously until mixture leaves the sides of the pan. Remove from heat and add one egg at a time, beating vigorously after each addition. Drop by tablespoon onto an ungreased cookie sheet. Bake in 450°F oven for 20 minutes; lower heat to 350°F for 20 minutes. Cook on a rack. Fresh Strawberry filling: Cut puffs in half. Fill with sweetened sliced strawberries. Put on puff top. Spoon on sweetened whipped cream. STRAWBERRY MILKSHAKES 1 qt. rinsed strawberries 5 cups milk 3/4 cup sugar 1/2 cup cream 2 1/2 tsp. lemon juice Combine all in a blender jar to mix thoroughly. Chill well before serving. Serves 8-10. * * * Council had .no objections to. the consent application for Northern Cross Pipelines in North Huron Twp. *** Council agreed that the municipality will sponsor the meeting room as well as coffee and muffins at the Wingham Golf Club for $50 on July 23 for the clerks and CBO meeting. *** Payment for the Nevada ticket lottery licence for the Wingham Lions Club was approved with a license fee of $267.60. *** Council approved the request to purchase two computers costing $2,290 each and optional service for delivery and setup at the quoted price of $600. * * * FROM CRANBROOK Marion Harrison, Shirley and Adrian Verstoep, Edna McLellan and Neil Hatt hosted the Cranbrook card party on Friday night. The share-the-wealth winners were Mary Davidson and Edna McLellan. The high scores went to Helen Dobson and Allan Edgar. Isabelle Craig and Eluned McNair Councillors decided to print picture name badges for all council, staff and emergency groups. The badges for council and road employees will be printed in wallet size. *** In compliance with the drinking water regulations, a response letter was submitted to council from the minister of the environment. This information will be further investigated and presented to council at a later date. *** Blue boxes will be delivered to each household in Turnberry , at no charge. *** Councillor Edna McLellan told council that she has been ' approached by local residents regarding the traffic speed on Amberly Road (formerly Hwy. 86) were not so lucky. Ladies tied for lone hands were Mary Huether, Mary Davidson, Yvonne Knight and Viola Adams. Adrian Verstoep had the most lone hands for the men. The tally card winners were Lloyd Weber, Myrna Burnett, Leota Thompson, Neil Hatt, Eleanor Stevenson, Ross Stephenson, Isabelle Bremner and Jeanne Ireland. Leslie Knight won the travelling lone hand priie. The next card party will be on Aug. 6. On Sunday Leslie and Yvonne Knight were at the First Lutheran Church, Logan for the baptism of Jaimison Badley, the daughter of Jeff and Angela. On Monday Elisa Knight started a holiday with her grandparents Leslie and Yvonne Knight. Joanne, Weldon, Andrew and Allison Black are visiting friends and relatives in the area too. Celebrating anniversaries this month are Bruce and Rhonda Fischer, Ken and Lynda Smith and Fred and Karen Uhler. Birthday wishes go to Jessica Bentley and Richard Minielly on July 22, Kent Bray, July 23 and Carmen Smith, July 24. near the Turnberry Estates. Kelly advised McLellan that she has spoken to the county about this matter. 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