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PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 2006.
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A NOTE FROM BETTY
Well April showers may come
your way. Hum along now to the
oldie as the rain drops do their stuff:
We had several nice showers on the
weekend with spells of sunshine just
Heaven
has
concerns
with deal
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construction work, according to the
recommendation.
"I asked Beth Ross (county
librarian) to say what needs to be in
the office and we will go to the
design from there. That way we
save money on not having a
consultant," Seili said.
• Councillor Mark Beaven said he
was concerned about the deal. "I'm
concerned about getting only a
library with a lot of money; he said.
Councillor David Blaney agreed
saying that he would like to see
more with the library.
-Councillors in the north still
have a lot ot work to do before we
can come back to report to council,"
Brussels councillor Frank Stretton
said."We need to find out the price
on the building and all of the
costs."
Beaven suggested renting a
second building for computer
access. "It was very clear ]at the
public meeting held in November
regarding the library] that a lot of
people felt happy with the existing
building,' he said.
He also stated that the new library
location in Blyth doesn't quite meet
the criteria outlined by the county.
-We might have an argument
there.' -
McLachlan pointed out that other
libraries including the one in
Seaforth `also don't quite. match the
criteria but are very close.
"There was a building available in
Blyth." Blaney said. "We don't have
one."
Councillor Joe Stealer said he
would hate to be a part of a council
that discriminates against handi-
capped people.
"The current building doesn't
meet the standard," deputy-mayor
Bernie. MacLellan said.
"01 all of the libraries that were
forced to change to meet the
,tandard, there hasn't been one.
where the use hasn't increased
dramatically."
to keep you in a good springy mood.
If you're looking to spruce up
your flowerbeds and garden be sure
to take a close look at the north end
of town. Decorations, trellises,
tables and other fancy things are
available, made right on the
premises. Also if you have some
painting to do, check out their own
invention for keeping the paint in the
can. All Ole items look very nice.
The variety store is doing its bit to
bring spring to the village. The red
geraniums look beautiful just
waiting for you to take yours home.
Earth Day is just past, another
time to stop and think about how we
treat our world. If each of us used
consideration in all our activities we
may just keep the ozone level in
check. It's very frightening to think
what we've destroyed in the past few
years by our selfish ways. In just our
habits of consuming things that are
really not necessities, and driving
miles to get them we are causing
great harm for our descendants.
Time to keep it simple and
everybody wins.
It's nice to see the walkers out in
the early morning now, a welcome
home each morning from my night
shift, they give a little needed boost
at that. time of day.
Don't forget to get your ticket for
the Presbyterian dinner on Sunday.
The Gropp family attended the
wedding of Jamie Scott and Sherri
Talbot on Safurday. Best man was
Sam Kulafofski. Jamie and Sam
played for the Brussels Bulls Jr. C
teach in the early 1990s. Jamie is a
nephew of Mark and Bonnie.
Say 'thank you to any' farmers that
you meet for growing us the good
food that we have to eat. In fact all
the agriculture people could use a
little moral support I'm sure.
Have a nice week and watch the
growth of spring.
Bye now, Betty G.W. FROM BRUSSELS
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By Betty
Graber
Watson
Call
887-6236
887-9231
Well done
Brussels Public School public speaking students did their
community proud at the Area contest in East York on
Saturday. The event was hosted by the Royal Canadian
Legion Branch 345 Brigadier Martin Branch and covered
Districts C, D, and E of the Royal Canadian Legion, Ontario
Command. Jacob McGavin and Mercedes Ten Pas placed
runner-up in the junior and intermediate division
respectively. Jacob's speech was on equality while
Mercedes spoke on Embarrassing Moments.With them are
Brussels Legion youth education chairman John Lowe and
District C youth education chairman Crystal Taylor. (Photo
submitted)