The Citizen, 1991-04-10, Page 12Ethel
Compiled by Mrs. Margaret McMahon. Phone 887-9250
9 tables at euchre
4H achievement
Two members of the Ethel 4H Club “Flower Power” received recognition for completing six
clubs at an achievement night in Ethel on Friday. From left are: leader, Barb Martin, Angie
Terpstra, Rachel van Veen and Heidi Menzi, leader.
Bill and Helen Dobson attended
the wedding Saturday for niece
Mary Vollmer and Dean McFadden
at St. Marys Church, Hesson,
Ontario.
Wendy Ward, Thunder Bay,
hosted a bridal shower for future
sister-in-law Marisa Van Raay of
London, Sunday afternoon at the
home of her grandmother Helen
Dobson. Guests were from Dutton,
London, Mitchell, Monkton, Lis-p
towel, Palmerston, Shallow Lake,
Alcona and Ethel area. Marisa and
Tom Ward will be married June 8
in Chatham, Ontario.
There were nine tables of euchre
in play Monday evening at the
Ethel Hall hosted by Joan Smith
and Doreen Suter. Winners were:
high lady, Iona McLean; high man,
Charlie Harrison; low lady, Helen
Alexander; low man, Joe Martin;
most lone hands, Jim Smith and
Beckie Ruppel; tally card draw.
Ross Stephenson, Hazel McKen
zie, Violet Smith, Bill Beirnes,
Brenda Perrie, Leola Harrison. The
next euchre will be hosted by all
Hall Board members April 15 at
8:30 p.m. at which time an appre
ciation ceremony for all those who
helped with the downstairs renova
tions will be held.
Isabelle and Bob Bremner spent
Easter weekend in Nashville, Ten-
nesee.
The annual meeting of the Ethel
Women’s Institute will be held at
the home of Lou Raynard on April
16 at 8:15 p.m.
Top herds
recognized
at banquet
Huron County recognized a num
ber of producers at the Annual Milk
Recording Banquet, held recently
in Brussels, for achieving outstand
ing milk production in 1990.
The top 10 production herds
were: 1, Allan Martin, RR 2,
Listowel, 211.4; 2, Lyle Martin,
Ethel, 190.7; 3, Gerry Rijkhoff, RR
3, Walton, 190.5; 4, Glen McNeil,
RR 6, Goderich, 187.2; 5. Joe B.
Winkel, RR 1, Fordwich, 186.2; 6,
Adrie Bos, RR 3, Blyth, 185.4; 7,
Jim L. Ginn, RR 2, Clinton, 182.8;
8, Jim McGee, RR 3, Wingham,
180.1; 9, William Weber, RR 3,
Dashwood, 178.9; 10, Tony Van
Dorp, h'R 2, Seaforth, 178.8.
The greatest production increase
award was won by Charlie Codd,
RR 1, Fordwich with a composite
B.C.A. increase of 18 points.
The breeding efficiency award
(Best Calving Interval) was won by
William Weber, RR 3, Dashwood,
for a 11.9 month calving interval.
Meeting topic,
computer
accounting
BY BRIAN HALL
FARM MANAGEMENT
SPECIALIST FOR
HURON COUNTY
Upon purchasing a computer,
one of the first priorities many
business managers would like the
computer to do is keep accounting
records.
The decision on which account
ing package to purchase can be
confusing, as many times, users
have no prior experience with
computer accounting records.
To help you understand some of
the software accounting programs
available, the Huron MS DOS
Users Group is hosting a meeting
on Monday, April 8.
The speaker for this month’s
meeting is Doug Denomme from G.
W. Pafsons & Associates in Exeter.
Mr. Denomme will be discussing
the various accounting packages
available from ACCPAC including
ACCPAC Bedford. ACCPAC BP1
and ACCPAC Plus.
The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m.
and will be held at the OMAF office
boardroom in Clinton. For further
information contact the OMAF
office at 482-3428 or 1-800-265-
5170.
TOWNSHIP OF GREY, TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT, VILLAGE OF BLYTH, VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
WHEREAS, the safety of buildings we occupy in our everyday lives is essential to the well-being of the citizens of the
municipalities of Brussels, Grey, Hullett and Blyth.
AND WHEREAS the theme of BUILDING REGULATIONS AWARENESS WEEK has been designated as “Build Safe -
Build Smart”.
NOW THEREFORE, we the Reeves of the Village of Brussels, the Village of Blyth, the Township of Grey and Township of
Hullett do hereby declare the week of April 7th to 13th as
BUILDING AWARENESS WEEK
J. Gordon Workman, Reeve
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
Albert Wasson, Reeve
VILLAGE OF BLYTH
Thomas Cunningham, Reeve
TOWNSHIP OF HULLETT
Leona Armstrong, Reeve
TOWNSHIP OF GREY
When are
Building and
Demolition
permits
required?
Permits are required for all
new construction, structural
alterations and renovations,
demolitions and the reloca
tion of buildings. A permit is
also required for roofing and
renovation projects where
structural changes are in
volved.
A chimney permit is requir
ed. Also a permit is required
for sheds in excess of 8' x
12'.
Permits are required for all
new construction, altera
tions, renovations, demoli
tions and relocation or re
moval of buildings. Permits
are also required for installa
tion of exterior siding and
installation of chimneys,
wood burning appliances and
fireplaces.
No permit is required for
roofing and for renovation
projects that are less than
$1,500 and no structural
changes are involved.
Permits are required for new
construction, alterations, re
novations, demolitions, re
moval and/or relocation of
buildings.
No permit is required for the
replacement of roofing and
eave troughing or renova
tions valued at less than
$1,000 provided that no
structural changes are in
volved.
Permits are required for new
construction, alterations, re
novations, demolitions, re
moval and/or relocation of
buildings.
No permit is required for the
replacement of roofing &
eave troughing or renova
tions valued at less than
$2,500, provided that no
structural changes are in
volved.
What
Information is
required when
applying for a
building
permit?
A set of plans drawn to scale,
a site plan showing the
location of the proposed
building in relation to proper
ty lines, other buildings
rights of way, street allow
ances and the flood plain
where applicable.
Approval is required from
the PUC for hydro and water
service. Sewer permits are
also required. Huron County
permits may be required for
access where applicable. An
estimated value must be
recorded on the application.
A set of plans drawn to scale,
a site plan showing the
location of the proposed
building in relation to proper
ty lines, other buildings,
rights of ways street allow
ances and where applicable
the flood plain.
You may also require ap
proval from the village for
hydro, water, and sanitary
sewage services from the
Ministry of Transport for
access.
You also require a reasonable
estimate of the final cost of
the project.
A set of plans drawn to scale,
along with a site plan show
ing the location of the new
building in relation to proper
ty lines, other buildings,
drainage ditches, etc. Plans
of survey in the urban areas
are helpful and may be
required. Livestock buildings
and manure storage facilities
require the location and
existing use of all buildings
within a 2000' radius of the
proposed building.
Prior to the issuance of a
permit for a new residence,
permits must be obtained
from the Huron County
Health Unit for the water and
sewage systems.
An estimated value of the
proposal must be made at the
time of application.
A set of plans drawn to scale,
along with a site plan show
ing the location of the new
building in relation to proper
ty lines, other buildings,
drainage ditches, etc. Plans
of survey in the urban areas
are helpful and may be
required. Livestock buildings
and manure storage facilities
require the location and
existing use of all buildings
within a 2000' radius of the
prpoosed building.
Prior to the issuance of a
permit for a new residence,
permits must be obtained
from the Huron County
Health Unit for the water and
sewage systems.
An estimated value of the
proposal must be made at the
time of application.
What happens
if a project is
started without
a building
permit?
Any person who proceeds
with a project without a
building permit is liable to a
fine of not more than $2,000
or a term of imprisonment of
not more than one year, or
both.
Any person who proceeds
with a project without a
building permit is liable to a
fine of not more than $2,000
or a term of imprisonment of
not more than one year, or
both.
Any person who proceeds
with a project without a
building permit is liable to a
fine of not more than $2,000
or a term of imprisonment of
not more than one year, or
both.
Any person who proceeds
with a project without a
building permit is liable to a
fine of not more than $2,000
or a term of imprisonment of
not more than one year, or
both.
Who is the
Building
Inspector and
what are his
hours?
Blyth Office 523-4545
Brussels Office 887-6572
Home 523-9426
or by appointment.
Office Location
and Hours:
Grey Township Municipal
Building' [887-6268]
Tuesdays, 9:30 • 12 noon
Hullett Township Municipal
Building [523-4340]
Thursdays, 9:30 - 12 noon
Also available by appoint
ment during the week in both
Paul Josling
Chief Building Official
for the Villages of
Blyth and Brussels.
municipalities.Eugene McAdam
Chief Building Official
for the Townships of
Hullett and Grey