The Citizen, 1995-07-26, Page 6Dressing him up
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been established to fill some summer hours for the seven
to 12 -year-olds
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PAGE 6. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1995.
Council okays payment
Letters
THE EDITOR,
I am writing to ask for some help
from you and your readers.
I am currently in the process of
collecting photos for a book about
the Guelph to Goderich Railway.
The line was opened in August of
1907. Canadian Pacific Railway
leased the line.
The line ran through the
following towns and villages:
Guelph, Weisenburg, Elmira,
Wallenstein, Linwood, Millbank,
Milverton, Mornington, Monkton,
Moncrieff, McNaught, Walton,
Blyth, Auburn, Colborne,
Goderich.
All photos, showing any aspect
of this railway line, will definitely
be considered for publication. The
book is being sponsored by Dr.
John Mull of Canadian Medical
Laboratories Limited.
Any help locating these photos or
people who may have some of
these photos would be greatly
appreciated. Please contact me by
mail or call (519) 837-2718.
Sincerely,
Cord Smith
176 Willow Rd., Guelph, ON
N1H 1W8
Correction
The name of one of the host fam-
ilies for the girls from Belarus, near
the Chernobyl disaster, was incor-
rectly reported.
Sally and Tim Lowey and family
are hosting a youngster.
We apologize for the error.
THE EDITOR,
How many citizens of Blyth, ever
stop and consider how important
our two village employees are to
us? Yes, I am referring to John
Rinn and Bill Bromley.
This summer has been very hard
and frustrating for them with
pipeline crews to tend to, plus the
usual day to day town work, as well
as the bad storm we had. All this
they had to cope with.
Even their wives were getting
phone calls from very impatient
people who wanted their mess
cleaned up on the spot. I spoke to
Mrs. Rinn, who said she would
give John the message and true to
her word, several days later our
branches and limbs were cleaned
up.
Some people are so impatient;
the debris wasn't going anywhere.
We have to give the men a chance.
John and Bill are not just village
employees. They are husbands and
fathers, who have seen very little of
their families during the past few
weeks.
My hat goes off to you John and
Bill and many thanks for a job well
done.
Maybe now you can catch up on
some sleep.
Ella Gwyn.
Truck stolen
from residence
A theft in East Wawanosh is cur-
rently under investigation by offi-
cers from the Wingham OPP
detachment.
According to police a 1990 white
Dodge Dakota pick-up truck owned
by Paul Hallahan was taken from
his residence at Lot 42, Conc. 3
sometime during the night of July
23-24. The license plate number is
YB6 350.
The keys were left in the vehicle.
Continued from page 3
fence at Gore's Hardware in the
amount of $42 will be paid upon a
suggestion from Town Foreman
John Rinn.
The previous fence was damaged
by the snowplow and replaced by
Gores.
***
Councillor Ron Ritchie will
attend the Bluewater Recycling
Association's quarterly general
meeting on July 26 at Centralia
College.
a**
A letter was received from J.
Skinner of Neilson, Bell, Skinner,
Rogerson and Dunphy noting that
the outstanding litigation by Bill
Bromley against the village and the
PUC has been terminated.
a**
Council had no objection to the
Blyth Lions Club applying for a
special occasions permit for Aug.
18, 19, 20, in conjunction with the
Lions Sight First Slow-Pitch Ball
Tournament.
***
Council was informed that a
$1,000 financial contribution has
been left to Memorial Hall by way
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APPLIANCE
of a last will and testament.
Council instructed Stewart to for-
ward a thank you to the executors
upon the receipt of funds.
*5*
Councillor Kerr said he had spo-
ken with Bill Bromley in regard to
installing the two new ball lights at
the diamond and has been advised
that the work would be completed
in the near future.
*5*
Council instructed Stewart to
advise solicitor R. Ottewell, to pro-
ceed with registering the ownership
of the original portion of the ceme-
tery in the village's name.
ass
Supplementary funding for Mor-
ris St. in the amount of $5,000 is
available. The monies must be used
on this project this year.
Subsidy for construction is
$15,000 and on maintenance,
$20,000. In order to receive full
allocation the village must spend
$31,200 for construction, $40,000
for maintenance.
a**
During public question period
Ted East acknowledged the way
council had run the meeting, which
he said was done in an orderly
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municipal road staff for their good
work, particularly following the
recent storm.
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