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The Blyth Public School was the winning school this year in the
Wingham district of the Ministry of Natural Resources essay con-
test for Grade 7 and 8 students. This year's theme was Woodlots
Complement Farming. The winning team were, hack row, left to
Reeve Gibson
and councillors
sworn in
HULLETT TWP - Council here held their
inaugural meeting on I jecember 3 with
Clerk Harry Lear swearing in Reeve Jot'
Gibson and Councillors, • Ron Gross, Vic
Stackhouse and Harold Stewart for a three-
year term in office.
Also attending the inaugural meet ng of
council were the Grade 8 students of Hullett
Central School. in Londesborb..
In the first order of business, council in-
structed Clerk Harry Lear. to notify Don
Greidanus concerning a fence on township
property which is to be removed. The fence
.interferes with snow removal on sideroad
30-31.
Council also was In agreement with a
resolution sent from the Roman Catholic
School Board urging the Ontario Solicitor
General to enact legislation which would cut
down on the excessive lawsuits and court
awards being given oust in the province.
- A bylaw was passed which would set the
township's borrowing rate at $385,000. Ac-
cording to Clerk Harry Lear, the rate is set
at 60 per cent of the expected tax revenne'in
the township. Council also passed a bylaw
to set the rate for • remuneration for ap-
pointed and elected officials. As yet. the
complete pay -schedule for Hullett officials
is incomplete 'as is the list of appointed
members on the various committees of
council.
Clerk Harry Lear was instructed by coun-
.cii to prepare a 'byla•w•. naming Eugene
McAdam as the Hullett Township Bylaw (.)f
fiver.
Clerk tear was also instructed to draw up
a bylaw controlling -permanent access on to
• township roads. Clerk Lear says it's a safety
measure which would limit the number of
entrances to a field. ; •
right, Principal Bill Black, Craig Bauman, Scott Cronin, Ka➢Tle
McClinchey and teacher Graham Yeats. Front row, Jcie Weber,
Kim Medd, Jennifer Roulston, Lisa Bailey, Lisa Watson and
Heather Wheeler. (Alan Rivett photo)
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Four students from Huron County were honored by the Ministry of Natural Resources for
the top three essays in the Wingham District's Seventh Annual Essay Writing Contest at
Blyth Public School on December 13. The winners were, from left, Heather Wheeler from
Turnberry Central Public School, tied for third place; Joe Weber from Elma Township
Public School, also tied for third place; Scott Cronin, second place and Lisa Watson, first
place. Presenting the prizes to the -winners was James F. McGuigan, parliamentary assi-
tant to the Minister of Natural Resources. (Alan Rivett photo)
ownsnip gct,
1 •• -t z1" 1 grant
9,641 1
to encourage nnuntclpauttes to resolve land
use planning issues to reflect municipal and
economic' priorities.
The grant may also be used for spechal
studies to develop community improvement
policies; to determine the feasibility of us-
ing data processing technology in the, local
planning process; and to assist in im-
plementing the Planning Act:
A community planning grant•of $9;647 has
been awarded to Huron County on behalf. of
the Township of East Wawanosh, Murray
Elston, MP P Huron -Bruce, announced.
Speaking, on behalf of Municipal -Affairs
Minister Bernard (4randmaitre, Mr. Smith
,said the grant will be used to update .the
• secondary plan of the township.
Community planning grants are designed
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