The Citizen, 1990-04-18, Page 22PAGE 22. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1990.
Sweet thoughts
Thereareplentyof sweettimes ahead for Sherri Robinson (left)
of Belgrave and Nicole Foxton (right) of Brussels. The two
collected their hugechocolate Easter Bunnies Monday as their
grand prizes in The Citizen’s Easter colouring contest. Each
had submitted a winning entry at a local store then had their
entry drawn from among all the winners for the grand prize.
More than 700 entries had been made to the more than 30
merchants taking part.
Water problem slows project
Grantsannounced for Huron
The Provincial government re
cently informed three Huron
County centres that they will be
receiving grants.
Funding assistance in the
amount of $8,000 will be given to
Questions
Continued from page 1
questions they had about provincial
grant programs. Council had origi
nally intended to use a grant from
her ministry to pay for one-third
the total cost of the reconstruction
of the ball diamond but when costs
came in considerably higher then
originally planned, council agreed
to use money from another grant
program, the PRIDE program, to
pay for half of the costs over and
above that covered by the original
grant program. Ms. McLaughlin
said that as long as council did not
try to apply both grants to the
original cost of the project, it was
not breaking any rules.
Ms. McLaughlin said she asked
to attend the meeting to explain the
grant programs because she had
received several telephone calls
from Blyth residents wondering
how the grants were applied.
the Huron Addiction, Assessment
and Referral Centre for their
Drinking and Driving Counter
measures program.
The Blyth Centre for the Arts will
receive $15,000 from the Ministry
of Culture and Communications to
tour its production “The Mail
Order Bride’’ in Alberta and Bri
tish Columbia.
Clinton Public Hospital will be
receiving funds from the Ministry
of Health to aid with their fire code
letrofit plans.
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Municipal Affairs has not yet
approved the zoning changed
sought by Mr. VanDenAssem (and
approved by the county) but this,
she indicated, would likely be
forthcoming. Of more concern is an
objection raised by the Ministry of
the Environment that feels there is
not enough water flow in the Blyth
system to service the new subdivi
sion. The onus is now on the
developer and the village to prove
there is, Ms. Fisher said.
Helen Grubb, village clerk-trea
surer said the Public Utilities
Commission had talked about the
problem at great lengths. The
Ministry claims there is so much
“dead-ending” in the system that
there isn’t enough flow to meet
peak demand. She said the Mini
stry had been talking about the
problem in the early 1980’s to local
officials but nothing had been done
to solve the problem.
Reeve Albert Wasson wondered
if there was a possibility of staging
development of the subdivision so
Mr. VanDenAssem could get start
ed and the village could work to
solve the problem before the full
subdivision had to be serviced. Mr.
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VanDenAssem said the first eight
lots could be developed and the
rest expanded later.
Ms. Fisher said that if the village
engineer could get some sort of
documentation to convince the
Ministry it could service the initial
stage the county would likely go
ahead with conditional approval. In
the meantime, however, “we can’t
promote something if we don’t
know if it is environmentally
sound.” This would delay for at
least a month approval of the
subdivision, she said but the
project has almost reached draft
approval stage after only five
months and where the same appro
val used to take two or three years
when it was carried out by the
province.
Engagement
Joan and Gerald Miller of
RR#3, Brussels are pleased to.
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter,
Donna Jane to Calvin Edward
James Flood, son of Eva Flood
of Alix, Alberta and Clarence
Flood of Walton. The wedd
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May 26, 1990 at 6:00 p.m. at
Duff’s United Church,
Walton.
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