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Christmas Wishes
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These Tenderfoots were enroled as Girl Guides last week during the Tenderfoot Tea. Front row., left to
right Jaimie Pritchard, Jennifer Moffat, Elyse DeBruyn and Jessica Hare. Centre row, Valerie Weber,
Michelle Mitchler, Alexis Stark, Michelle Gibbons, Sarah Mann and Lindsey Raymond. Back row, Vicky
Piluke, District Commissioner, and leaders Sherry Hamilton, Andrea •Feeley and Joanne Atkisson. (Pat
Livingston, photo)
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Lucknow man arrested in marijuana bust
"Our staff would like to wish the
people of Lucknow and surrounding
area a safe and happy CluiStmas.
Thank -you for all the co-operation
you've given us throughout the
year," said Kincardine OPP Staff
Sergeant Al Neville. •
Between Dec. 16 - 20 Kincardine
OPP were called to eight motor
vehicle accidents, six of those were
property damage accidents and two
were minor personal injury acci-
dents.
• On Dec. 17, Kincardine• OPP
charged one 52 year old Lucknow
man and a 17 year old male young,
• offender from Aubton with pos-
session of narcotics.
Bothmen were arrested with a
small amount of marijuana during a
search warrant of a Lucknow
residence at 10:30 p.m. Kincardine
OPP wereitasisting Winghaun OPP
sin the search for stolen isfoperty.
• The Stole' property ii stilt under
investigation, however, OPP say
charges are pending.
Sometime during, the night of
• Dec. 17 - 18, a break, enter and
•theft occuffed-at a Lucknow busi-
ness. An assortment of power tools
valued at $940 were itolen. OPP
say the theft is still under investiga-
tion.
A 1985 Buick was stolen' from a
Queen Street residence in Tiverton
on Dec. 18. The car was found by
the owner that night in Patterson
Park stuck in snow. 'No charges
have as yet been laid.
A 29 year old Tiverton man will
appear in Kincardine court on Jan.
21 charged with having an alcohol
level over .08 mg.
The man was pulled over by OPP
on pawl on Highway 21 North
Bruce.
West Wawanosh taxes to be collected twice
yearly; opt out of employee benefit plan
The e new council for the
• municipality of West Wawartosh
Tovvnship, reeve Robert Hallam,
• deputy -reeve Alex Chishohn, and
councillors Walter Elliott Richard
Foster and Ronald Snowden, held
their inaugural meeting, on Decem-
• ber 3. Each member. of council
signed the oath and declaration of
office, attested to by the,clerk,.Joan
Annqtrong. •
Taxes withip the municipality will
now be collected in two payments,
with due dates to be June 25 (60%)
and November 25 (40%).
Council deferred a request, trom
the Town and Country
• HOMemakers, for a grant, until
1992 at the time of setting the
budget.
Mrs. Annsirong was authorized to
request the township be placed on
the mailing list of the Fair Tax
Commission, noting the area of
interest to be Property Tax Reform,
Rhea Hamilton -Seeger, who was
recently appointed by the members
of the last council as West
Wawanosh representative on the
North' Huron Community Develop-
ment Steering Committee, reported
to the new council members on the
composition and accomplishments
to date of the committee.
Council voted in favour of Mrs. .
liamilton-Seeger remaining as the
township's reiresentative on that
committee.
• AJ. Sherwood attended the
• meeting prepared to speak to coun-
• cil on a zoning matter, but had ex-
•pected to meet with the members of
the last tem. The matter of zoning
Mi Sherwood's lots on conces
sion 4 was deferred to the next
•regular meeting of council.
Road superintendent George
liumphrex was authorized to haves.
agate the 'price of a door for the
storage area in the new shed ad -
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• - Medial Centre - Walter Elliott
OUNCIL NEWS Blythf, Board Alex Chisholm
•2reommunity- Centre Board -
West Wawanosh Township • Walter Elliott
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•RichardFoster
dition, and. to have it manufactured Huron County Farm and Home
and installed in the new year.• Safety - Alex Chisholm
Mr. Humphrey was authorized to Maitland Valley Conservation
hire, athis discretion, capable part- Authority - Bob Hallam
time help to assist in time of emer-
gency, such as illness or absence of A bylaw appointing Bill
regular employees during the whiter Burkholder as deputy chief of the
season. Blyth and District Volunteet Fire
Council voted unanimously in
• favour of hiring, with the permis-
sion of landowners, trappers and
hunters approval by council to
remove beavers at a cost of $25 per
animal, to a maximum of 50
beavers annually, commencing
December 1, 1991. This action was
deemed expedient due to the
nuisance and damages caused by
beavers to farmland, woodlots and
fish habitat in the township.
Landowners are required to check
their wetlands and report any
beaver problems to council three
times per year, spring, summer and
autumn, with non-resident lan• -
downers to have a township
resident entrusted to act on his/her
behalf in this regard.
Audimization was given to the
reeve and clerk to apply to the
Ministry of the Environment for a
grant underthe Waste Management
Improvement Program to covering
the monitoring program at the
township landfill site• .
Representatives were.appointed to
various committees as follows:
Arena and joint recreation board
Richard Foster and Ronald Snow-
den
• Lucknow Fire Committee -
Ronald Snowden and •Richaid
Foster
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Department was passed.
General aemints lirthe amount of
$180,233 and road accounts in the
amount of $57,054 were authorized
for payment.
December 12
At the December 12 meeting of
council, members voted unanimous-
ly that those sitting on council will
not be included and covered under
the Huron County -Wide Employee
Benefit Plan, unless each member
pays for his own coverage.
The use of graded,lumber will not
be mandatory t� obtain a building
permit fcir farm buildings, in the
Township of West Wawanosh,
unless the use of ungraded lumber
would contradict provincial code
and preclude obtaining government
grants.
A bylaw prescribing regulations
and standards for the maintenance
and occupancy of property in the
township was passed.
The Procedural Bylaw 1049 was
amended by inserting under
"Deputations", item 16, wording to
the effect that those addressing
council shall when giving notice to
the clerk •State the nature of the
business on which council is to be
addresthd.
General accounts in the amount of
$1,0555 were approved for payment.
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