HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1986-03-19, Page 6Page 6—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1986
I3Iyth Standard
lyth council completes land purchase
BLYTH–Council has completed its pur-
chase of 34 acres of land adjacent to the
Blyth-Hullett Waste Disposal Site from
Lorne Popp. The land will be used as a buf-
fer zone for the site.
The Township of Hullett also has a quit
claim deed for that portion of the original
road allowance. An agreement form to be
completed by both councils, will allow the
Popps to live in the house on the land until
April 30, 1986, rent-free. A letter has been
received from Elliott Insurance Brokers
Limited indicating that this house is in-
sured for $30,000 and the shed on the land is
insured for $10,000. Liability insurance is
also in effect.
Requests have been received by both
councils to rent the land for crops. A
meeting was held Tuesday to discuss the
future use of both the land and the
buildings.
Clean-up of the dump site and the Plan of
Operation and Development for the site
are also being discussed by both councils.
Requests for Grants
A grant for $114.73 to cover Blyth's share
of having three children attend
Tuckersmith Day Care Centre for a total of
95 days has been approved by council. The
request for the grant was received at coun-
cil's Frebruary meeting and was deferred
for more information.
A grant of $25 was approved for the
Easter Seal Fund. This is the same amount
as council gave last year.
Council refused a request for a donation
from the Huron County Farm and Home
Safety Association.
A request has been received for $1,800 in
1986 and $1,800 in 1987 to assist with the
proposed new obstetrical facility at Clin-
ton Public Hospital. Representatives from
the hospital board have been asked to at-
tend the April 8th council meeting in Blyth
concerning this request.
1986 Tax Payments -
Because of the lateness in receiving the
1986 tax roll, tax bills have been delayed.
14/heel in These
sed L'ar Sat'Jngs,
1984 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE 4 door
1984 FORD CROWN VICTORIA 4
door.
1983 OLDS 98 REGENCY 4 door
1982 FORD F-100 1/2 TON
1981 AMC CONCORD D.L. 2 door./
1981 CUTLASS 4 door
1980 CHEV '/2 TON
1980 BUICK REGAL 2 door
1979 CUTLASS WAGON
1979 FORD LTD. I1 4 door
1979 GRANADA 4 door
1978 PLYMOUTH SALON 4 door
1978 ASPEN SE 4 door
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Council has therefore granted permission
to have taxes due as follows: two
payments to equal 50 per cent of 1985 mill
rate on new assessment - March 28, 1986
and June 16, 1986; and two payments for
balance when mill rate is known -
September 15, 1986 and November 28, 1986.
Letter from Clinton
A letter from Clinton Town Council ask-
ing Blyth Council to request that county
council rescind the salary increases for
county department heads for the second
and third year was turned down after
Reeve Albert Wasson and Councillor
Thomas Cronin spoke concernig the
method used to determine the increases.
ON IP Application
Acknowledgement of Blyth's application
to the Ontario Neighbourhood Improve-
ment Program for 1986-87 has been receiv-
ed from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs.
Priority will be given to applicants who
have a Community Improvement Policy in
place. In Blyth's application, it was stated
that the policies would be incorporated in
its plan by late summer of 1986, which is
the advice which was received from the
County of Huron Planning Department.
Reeve Albert Wasson advised that Blyth is
on the agenda for the County Planning
Department.
ONIP projects completed to date in
Blyth total $160,088. Projects still to be
completed as per agreement include:
street improvements -$3,122; water mains -
$18,000; community centre improvement -
$10,629; public outdoor recreation -$1,593;
public indoor 'recreation -$5,916; and
administration -$652.
• Sewage Works
A letter has been received acknowledg-
ing the receipt of Blyth's cheque for $10,000
to be applied against its sewage works
system deficit with the Ministry -df the En-
vironment.
1986 Tree Program . •
Councillor William Manning submitted a
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TAKE NOTICE THAT a Public Meeting of the Liquor
Licence Board of Ontario will be held at the VAL-
HALLA INN, KING & BENTON STREETS, VIKING'
SUITE, KITCHENER, ONTARIO'on MONDAY, APRIL
7th, 1986 at the hour of 10:00 o'clock in, the fore-
noon, at which time the Board will hear an applica-
tion in accordance with the Liquor Licence Act, and
Regulations thereunder.
The following establishment has applied for a
licence of the class indicated, and the application
will be entertained at the aforementioned location
and time:
Application For New Licence
Village Restaurant
Queen Street, Blyth •
Dining Lounge Licence
Applicant: Harvey Wayne Diemert
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that any person who
is resident in the municipality and who wishes to
make representation relative to the application,
shall make their submission to the Board in writing
prior to the date of the hearing, or in person at the .
time and place of the hearing. (Copies of written
submissions will be forwarded to the applicant).
Liquor Licence Board of Ontario
55 Lakeshore Boulevard East
TORONTO, Ontario, M5E 1A4
MINISTRY OF CONSUMER AND
COMMERCIAL RELATIONS'
THE LIQUOR LICENCE ACT
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report indicating that there were only five
trees to be cut. A letter is to.be sent to the
individuals who tenderedon the 12 trees,
thanking them for their tenders and
stating that all tenders were refused at this
time. Trees to be cut down are to be price
tagged and sold individually.
A list of people requesting trees to be
planted has been submitted. Council has
approved a, budget of $1,000 for new trees.
1986 Road Program
The 1986 subsidy allocation for con-
struction is $16,000 and for maintenance,
$19,500. Approximately $3,150 is available
from the Ontario Neighbourhood Improve-
ment Plan. The village must match this
subsidy.
Estimates for paving Blyth streets, in-
cluding engineering, were received as
• follows from B.M. Ross and Associates:
Hamilton St. -Morris St. easterly -205 m-
$9,500; 'McConnell. St. -Morris St. easterly -
205 m-$9,500; Wellington St. -Morris St.
easterly -205 m-$9,000; King St. -Morris St.
easterly -210 m-$9,200; Drummond. St. -
Coombs St. easterly -125 m-$6,200; Dinsley
St. -Gypsy Lane westerly -103 m-$5,000; Vic-
toria St. -Queen St. to Mill -150 m-$7,000;
North St. -Queen St. easterly -75 m-$4,500;
North St. -Queen St. westerly -205 m-$9,000.
Council has reviewed these estimates
and agreed to pave the following streets:
McConnell, Wellington, King and Dinsley-
Gypsy for a total cost of $33,200.
Some test holes are to be dug on
Hamilton St. and the road is to be widened
to allow for paving in 1987.
SEED Grant
An application has been submitted to the
Challenge '86 -Summer Employment Ex-
perience Development (SEED) program
for one recreation supervisor and three
' assistants for the period of June 30 to
August 22 (eight weeks). If the application
is successful, 100 per cent of the salary
costs will be covered under the program.
This is the same program Blyth applied
for in 1985 and was refused. •
MVCA Levy
The Maitland Valley Conservation
Authority 1986 levy for Blyth is $2,308.09,
an increase of 11.9 per cent. Blyth's MVCA
representative, Councillor William Mann-
ing, spoke .concerning the increase, • ex-
plaining that it had been a major undertak-
ing to keep it as low as it is. Council
adopted the levy and will pay on a quarter-
ly basis.
The second Blyth Memorial craft show doubled its number of participants this year.
First time exhibitors were Helen Keys, (left), of Varna and Esther Cantelon of
Brucefield. The pair have been making grapevine wreaths since November. They initial-
ly started the craft for the Wingham workshop for the mentally handicapped but due to
demand from family and friends, decided to continue. Proceeds from the event went
towards the kitchen. (Anne Narejko photo)
Blyth Beginners win game
By Kathy Bromley
BLYTH -March 15 the Blyth Begin-
ners played their first hockey game of the
season against Brussels. They came off the
ice winning by a 2-1 margin. Their proud
faces said it. all.
That afternoon, the Tykes travelled to
Lucknow, defeating them 6-3. This weekend
they travel to Hensall for another
tournament:
Lost Heir
On March 12 there were seven tables in
play for Lost Heir. Elma Madil and Alvin
Snell were the winners of the high scores for
the night, while Colleen Glousher and
Charlie Smith were low for the evening.
Come out and enjoy the fun on March 19 at 8
p.m. at the memorial hall.
Euchre
On March 17, there were 10 tables out for
euchre. High lady was Florence Roultzon,
low lady was Ester Moffet. High man was
Mel Jacklon, while Hazel Reid (playing as a
man) was low. For the most lone hands this
week Vi Hoggart and Vera Hesselwood
(playing as a man) were the winners.
Mary McCullough won the special prize
for the evening. Euchre will resume March
24 at 8 p.m. in the memorial hall. Everyone
is welcome to attend.
Quote of the Week - "One way to stop a
runaway horse is to bet on him."
ation I discusses Easter
By Betty McCall
WALTON - Audrey Hackwell and Dorothy
snob:Hee.led thedevotion when Walton I unit
met last week.
The topic on Easter was given by Dorothy
Sholdice who told how the different coun-
tries in the world celebrated Easter.
Marie Coults conducted the business
assisted by Audrey Hackwell reading -
minutes.
In the announcements the coming events
were March 23 - 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. pan-
cake breakfast at Walton. Church service to
follow at 10 a.m. and S,Icrament of Holy
Communion with Rev. Chetyl-Ann
Stadelbauer-Sampa the minister at both
churches. On March' 26 - Community Holy
Week Services wet be held in the .Brussels
gena. Good Friday, March 28, service at 11
a.m. at Bluevale United Church. Easter
Sunday, Mardh 30, 9 a,m. breakfast at
Bluevale followed by church service at 11
a.m.. Walton Service has beers changed for
that morning only until 11:30 a.m..
It was voted to have a bakeless bazaar
with envelopes to come in at the April
meeting. Refreshments were provided by
Alice Searle, Maxine Marks and Elva ,
Balger during a social time.
Walton 2 Unit
Members of Walton 2 unit met at the home
of Dianne McCallum, on March 12 for their
March meeting.
Pearl McCallum and Helen Williamson
were in charge of the worship on Easter.
The topic followed on the Easter theme .
Karen Hoegy chaired the business by open-
ing with a poem. Margaret Craig read the
minutes.
Announcements of coming events to
remember included the Unified , board
meeting at the Manse on March & An invita-
tion from Egmondville United Church to at-
tend their Thank offering March 7 at 7:30.
The Northside United, Seaforth, Thank'of-
fering on March 24 at 8 p.m. was also men-
tioned. Bonnie Lamble ordination will take
place in Harriston at the community com-
plex at 7:30 on May 28.
•l'ne meeting closed with lunch served by
Karen Hoegy and the hostess.
•
Euchre Held
There were nine tables of euchre in play at
the hall on March 1. Prize winners were high
lady, Alberta Stevens; low, Blanche Hoegy;
high man, Jim Smith; low, John Simpson;
most lone hands, Rena Watt. Special prizes,
Dorothy Daer and Jane DeVries.
441 Club by Heather Baan
Table manners . and banquets were
discussed at recent meetings of the Walton
4-H club.
Members learned about eating out.
Travelling, whatto pack in a suitcase, and
what would be suitable to take along when
travelling was also a topic of discussion.
45th Anniversay
A family gathering was held at the home
of Ben and Arlene Van den Akker of
Seaforth on March 15, The occasion being the
latter parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim William-
son, R.R. 3 Walton, 45th Wedding Anniver-
sary. Congratulations is extended from
friends and neighbors in the community.
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