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After a endiscussion onl the priority
roads to be ;paved m the village this year,
council decided on the following: Gypsy
Lane, three and .a half blocks south, two
blocks"north; Westmoreland St., one block
west; Drummond St„ west. one block;
Drummonde one and a half blocks
and the rema x g etion of Coombs St.
The amount of pavingto be completed on
the above streets may be determined by the
size of a M, inistry of Transportation subsidy
that the village is applying for. Two • years
ago the council applied for a $30,000 subsidy
f their 198:4
reunary
tion by early
and received ,000. Last year they applied
for $15,000 and got POMO,
Blyth ClerkTreasurer Larry Walsh said
that the village is undecided on how much to
apply for, but they. will reach a decision
before the application deadline at the end of
the Month.
The village has $30,000 through the
Ontario Neighborhood Improvement
Program ( $15,000 village, $15,000 provincial
government) and $25,000 in funds for the
1984 road program.
Reeve Tom Cronin told council if paving
was started in June, "the village could save
a few thousand on grading and the use of
chloride on the roads."
Council agreed that a target date of June
wouldsave the village money.
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Blyth to, get new super market
The village of Blyth*ill be getting a 5,0O0
squere-foot supermarket.
Don Sc our, the owner of the Blyth
Meat Market informed council that his store
arid Knechtel Food Market are combining'to
build a super market on Drummond St., east
of the village parking lot.
Council granted Mr. Scrimgeour
permission to demolish a house on
Drummond St., where the new store is to be
constructed:
Mr. Scrimgeour said the contractor is to
begin constructionat the end of March or
early April, depending on the. weather. He
estimated the store would be open for
business by early July.
"It's good you have the confidence in the
village to build this," Councillor William
Howson said of the plan.
Mr. Scrimgeour added that the new -store
will maintain :his present store's full ..,Co vice
at the meat counter.
Surveying bill explained
Council received a detailed letter from
Christian R. Kiar Limited, Surveyors of
Goderich•g 'ing a breakdown of a surveying
bill for $4,963.60 received in February. Last
month, council questioned the cog Of_ the,
suruey-•.don'e -on the proposed- expansion of
the Blyth-Hullettlandfilfsite.
The letter stated that 170.5 hours were
spend on the surveying project.
Doug Culbert, a representative of the
surveying company wrote, "By using the
suggested minimum fee for southwestern
Ontario, which is $72, an hour for a two
person field crew, and $32 an hour for a
drafting -calculating person, thelabor
invoice would be $4,392 for field time, and
$1,552 for office time, for a total of $5,944.
Using our own rate of $30 per hour per
person, the labor invoice would be $5,115. We
took this latter figure and discounted it by
$450, or -about 15, hours which is about one
hour per day in the field. This discount is to
reflect time lost. due to snow, and also
reduced the paperwork due to the size of this
job."
Council had earlier speculated that bad
weather ay.have increased the
4.•do not feel that the effect of..
was 'Very • large, since in the !Winnehave to contend with Crops, such Satorn
leaves on trees,.liegardless, the survey
required immediately," Mr.Culbert added
in his letter.
Blyth and Hullett will split the cost of the
bill under an agreement made concerti big:
the earpansion;of the landfill site. Under the
agreement each councilwill pay $2,481.80
toward the bill. . ,
Blyth council passed a motion stating ti
are satisfied with the surveying bill and
pay their share with the stipulation that
Hullett find§ it acceptable;
Memorial Hall renovation
Council, passed a motion to put they Myth
Memorial Hall renovation project into gear.,
Prel Mina Crisis are to F9Peir the ceiling
and -improve tb4frghtu►p downstairs,
A fotaT-orr,tioir was set aside"'by ebiatell
When alley =allocated• =funds:tor: th1e -Ontario--
Neighborhood Improvement Plan. A grant
for $1,000 from the Blyth Centre of the Arts
will also be used to pay for the work.
In January of 1983, council had received
estimates of $2,300 to repair the ceiling by
strapping it. Another estimate, which
included removing the -present ceiling and -
replacing it with stippled drywall, would
cost around $5,000.
At the March '5 meeting, Councillors
William Manning and William Howson felt
that the plaster from the old ceiling should
be removed.
Council has agreed to contact Village
Engineer Art Clark so that specifications for
the project can be drawn up. The plans will
then be inspected by local carpenters for
estimates.
It was also suggested that flush lights be
installed in the hall.
Council hoped that the renovations could
be done as soon as possible in order to avoid
conflicts with groups that have the hall
booked.
A meeting has been set up between the
Memorial Hall Board and Council on March
26 at 8 p.m. to discuss.the project..
Atoms first loss to Exeter
There was exciting hockey action on
Saturday morning when the Blyth Atoms
met Exeter for the final game of the series.
Despite an all-out team effort, Blyth
suffered their first defeat by a score of 5-4.
Troy Chambers led the scoring assisted by
Kevin Souch. Shane Taylor assisted Kevin
for the second goal. Jeff Bromley scored on
a breakaway and also assisted Ricky
Howson for the fourth goal.
The Blyth team,, short three players, put
up a good fight and are congratulated for the
excellent season they have had.
PATRICK
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Skaters practised their routines in the afternoon, for the Blyth Figure Skating .Club's
skating carnival' on Friday, March 2. The program entertained the audience Friday
evening at the Blyth Arena. (Wendy Somerville photo)
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Blyth United Church was privileged to
have Barbara Hicks_from Clinton to share in
the ministry of the March 4 morning wor-
ship service.
She gave a powerful testimony to God's
call on her life and what it's been like for her
and her family since she said "yes" to
Jesus. Many songs of praise were sung
throughout the service including a special
choir anthem.
Following the service the congregation
visited with Barbara and her husband Karl..
Evalena Webster and Mary Holland provid-
ed refreshment during this time of
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Sunday School 11 a.m.
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Lost Heir
Four tables oflost heir werer. played. on. ' ..
Wednesday night in the Blyth Memorial
Hall. The winners were: High Lady, Evelyn
Smith; Low Lady, Ella Richmond; High
Man, Charlie Smith; Low Man, Izzy Ger-
maine (playing as a man).
Euchre
Eight tables of euchre were played on
Monday night in the Blyth Memorial Hall.
The winners included: High Lady, Mary
Holland; Low Lady, Flora Fear; High Man,
Bert Fear; Low Mari, Ed Brooks;- Ladies'
Lone Hands,Lilly Leathesland; Men's Lone
Hands,.Ha eyy. SillSpecial, Bernice-Mc,Cli:nchey.
News and notes
Kathy Perdon of Toronto visited withlylr.
and;Mrs. ,Bert Daer of Blyth. 11.• f << 1
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