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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1998. PAGE 3.
Blyth council briefs
Village receives OPP bill
Tracey and David Werkema
Blyth council reviewed insurance
proposals from Cowan Insurance
Co. and Jardine OME Ltd., at the
July 6 session, for renewal of the
village's insurance.
A report will be prepared for the
next meeting.
5*.
After hearing a request from
Mike McDonald on behalf of the
Storm ball team, council stated
there were no objections to the
team making an application to the
LLBO for a special occasions per-
mit for a co-ed ball tournament to
be held July 30-Aug. 2 and for a
beer garden tent to be placed
between the two ball diamonds.
The 37th annual Huron Pioneer
Thresher Reunion and Hobby Show
was proclaimed a community festi-
val and there were no objections to
the association applying for a spe-
cial occasions permit from the
LLBO.
*5*
Greg McClinchey spoke to coun-
cil regarding his obligations to the
village if he purchased three lots in
Union Street which is currently an
unopened road allowance.
McClinchey will meet with
Clerk-Treasurer John Stewart to
draft details of a proposal for coun-
cil's review.
ass
Council appointed Reeve Mason
Bailey to the Tax Equity Alliance
for a membership fee of $25.
*5*
The village will receive $13,094
from the provinces special circum-
stances fund to help alleviate extra
costs due to downloading.
The invoice for first quarter
policing costs was $24,421, to be
paid by Oct. 1.
ass
Bailey and Stewart were autho
rind to sign a site plan agreement
on behalf of the municipality, with
Howson and Howson Ltd., regard-
ing the development along Cty. Rd.
25.
ass
Councillors Rob Lawrie, Doug
Scrimgeour and Jeff Howson and
Clerk-Treasurer Stewart will attend
the Association of Municipalities of
Ontario annual conference in
Toronto, Aug 23-26.
11.11,5
The Blyth road committee was
dissolved.
Grads earn awards
Pair weds in
WERKEMA -BUYS
David Werkema and Tracey
Marianne Buys were married June
13, 1998 in the Owen Sound
Christian Reformed Church, with
Pastor Kevin De Raaf officiating.
Owen Sound
Tracey is the daughter of John
and Ria Buys of Owen Sound.
David is the son of Frank and Jane
Werkema of Blyth.
After having spent their
honeymoon in BC, the couple now
resides at RR 3, Blyth.
As the graduating class of Blyth
Public School celebrated the end of
the year, numerous awards were
handed out to the students.
Jenny Ritchie was named vale-
dictorian as well as receiving
recognition as most improved
female.
The individual subject awards
went to : Mike Walsh, English, his-
tory and general proficiency;
Amanda Bailey, most improvement
in English; Kristin Oster, French
and math; Jackie Falconer, music;
Jamie Lewis, art; Steven Empey,
science; Sonya Schulti, geography;
Ashley Taylor, most improvement
in math; Matt Hill, family studies;
Nick Courtney, design and technol-
ogy; Devin Shannon, .computer
technoldgy and Shaun Henry, most
improved male.
Jamie Lewis received the Peace-
maker award and Robin Mason
earned citizenship honours.
On the athletic field, Jamie Lewis
was recognized as top female in
track and field and Steven Empey
taking top male honours.
Top male athlete overall was
Shaun Henry and top female was
Kristin Oster.
The most improved athletes were
Rachel deBoer and Matt Hill.
Help protect the environment
'Reduce, reuse and recycle ,
Thank you
Blyth Public School Principal Rich Maertens accepts a
cheque from Blyth Legion representative Crystal Taylor
for the track and field trophies. A-.
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