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were members of one of the winning rinks, received prizes
at the Curlers Annual Banquet. (Staff Photo)
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Morris Council has agreed to
assist with improvements being
undertaken in the Belgra.ve Hall
by the Women's Institute.
Mrs. Stan Hopper represent-
ing Belgrave w.I, approached
council at its April meeting and
council approved a grant of
$250.00. Reeve Wm. Elston pre-
sided.
Council endorsed details of
a new agreement worked out
with. Grey and McKillop for the
joint use of a waste disposal
site. The waste disposal site
is on the farm of Harold Mc-
Callum, R.R.l, Walton, who re-
ceives an increase from $75
to $300 for the year. Grey and
McKillop each pay 45 per cent
of the costs and Morris 10 per
Grey
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of the land used for the waste
disposal site for a term of five
years.
- That the Reeve be authorized
to sign the waste disposal site
agreement with the Townships
of McKillop and Morris.
- That the Township of Grey
levy in the amount of $2,668.00
to the Maitland Valley Conser-
vation Authority be paid.
Accounts paid included Gen-
eral, $6,271.76 and Roads and
Bridges, $5,511.85 for a total
of $11,783.61.
project
cent. Last year's expenses to-
talled $1,800.
Other decisions taken in-
cluded:
- That Ontario Hydro be in-
structed to install another street
light in Belgrave as requested.
That the tender of George
Radford Construction Ltd., Blyth
(one of two received) to supply,
crush and deliver approximately
20,000 cu. yds. of gravel at
$1.02 per ,cu. yd. be accepted
subject to the approval of the
District Municipal Engineer.
-That we agree to pay Morris'
share for a two-way radio in
Blyth Fire Area Truck.
- That Morris agrees to be
responsible to Brussels Fire'
Brigade for $150. for first hour
and $75. for next and following
hours for attendance at fires
in Morris close to Brussels.
- That we advertise for sup-
plying and delivering approxim-
ately 15,000 cu. yds. of pit run
gravel, a certified cheque for
$1,000 to accompany each tender.
- That we request a sup-
plementary allocation of subsidy
moneys of $88,000 for new bridge.
- That statement for supple-
mentary road expenditures be
adopted.
Road accounts of $4,148.09
and General Accounts of
$4,433.27 were approved for
payment.
The Ontario Legislature's
Committee on. Resources'Devel-
opment, of which I am a ram,
ber, Is currently investigating
the resignation of a former Vice
Chairman of the Workmen's
Compensation Board.
Mr. John CauleY told the COM-
mittee on Wednesday that he
agreed not 'to appear in public
for six months after his forced
retirement from the Board to
substantiate that his retirement
was for health reasons.
Mr. Cauley said that was
part of the deal worked out with
Dalton Bales Labour Minister
at the time, during the Spring
of 1969, and now Attorney Gen-
eral.
Mr. Cauley was paid $62,000
between May 1969, and August
1971, which was after he had
submitted his resignation on May
12th, 1969, and for which he did
no work. He claimed this was
the agreement he had worked
out with Mr. Bales, and he was
also entitled to accumulated sick
leave credits and holidays which
he hadn't taken during his 28
years with the Board.
Even though the stated reason
for quitting, given in his letter
of resignation, wa§ ill health,
W.M.S.
Melville W.M.S. met in the
church parlour Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Gerald Gibson in
charge. The devotional period
was taken by Mrs. Orwell El-
liott reading the scripture and
Mrs. J. Martin who gave a med-
itation based on part of a chap-
ter of the book "I Believe in
Miracles". Mrs. George Evans
led in prayer. Mrs. George El-
liott's Easter Message was taken
from a radio sermon by Rev. Dr.
weatherhead in which he gave
proof of the truth of the resur-
rection. He called Easter day
the gladdest day of the year.
Plans for the May meeting
were discussed when the guest
speaker will be Mrs. E. Harbot-..
tle of Listowel. Mrs. John Speir
read a short history of the life
of Miss Dorothy Bulmer, a mis-
sionary in Nigeria. A native of
Windsor, she went to Nigeria
in .1959 and in 1969 returned to
Canada on account of the unrest.
She returned to resume her work
in Nigeria in 1972.
he PrOnoecl Workmen's Conr-r
pensation Board records to show
he had not missed a day in 1969.
Premier William Davis has
PromiSed he will decide within a
week whether to set up a Royal
Commission inquiry or a jud-
icial inquiry into the operation of
the Workmen's Compensation
Board, and specifically the
Cauley matter.
The Premier also made a
statement this week with res-
pect to the use of Government
aircraft by Cabinet' Ministers.
RADIO & In essence, he said there would
be no change in policy, and Min-
SALES & SERVICE isters including himself, would TV
continue to use the aircraft for
BLYTH, ONTARIO work purposes even though part
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6—THE BRUSSELS POST, APRIL 12, 1972