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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1974-06-06, Page 310 1# LA 160 lA 41 V W r A r f! lA 1t 0. �.. { 1 - . Won County -iail nowi hn Jc� �+ o0 rd' '9 Huron's Historic Jail Board will organization will adhere to any . is understood the fait bard has conduct a study pn policing nee ,s : police protection';since' xl ey ate. be given approval by Huron parking restrictions that will be plans to open the jail this in Huron County. , pat rolled by the.QOtj, lx► fifey� County Council to use the former 1lecessaFlly imposed by the summer, providing plans are not Representatives of HuroWs` towns, however, redents ther.:e' Jail for whatever is, deemed propttrtY committee; that while altered b� unforseen difficulties. Police Commissions attended Last pay heavily for tbox fawn police adviseable by them providing the the county will carry insurance as In speaking concerning the . Friday's meeting of Huron forces. terms of an *agreement, expected to liability and fire protection, It recommendations of th� property County Council 'and suggested It was pointed aut.at the 11110 0101 to be drawn up and signed will be the responsibility of the committee, Chairman Wild said It the request to the Solicitor that in the future, it appears thin shortly, are met. - - - jail board to carry sufficient was his belief that tTie jail 76oard General should include the ' the rural, areas will 0.150 be paying liability insurance, content was comprised of sincere, provision , that any study through their municipal taxes for Property Committee Chairman Harold Wild reported to council insurance etc., •-for their' own dedicated people who deserve- i- dndertaken by that office would police protection by the OPP. the Huron' Historic Jail Board is protection; that the jail board will chance to do what they could to examine• "all the possible That being the case, It was felt by be responsible for the bring the former jail into the alternatives with regards to some that a Huron County Police an individual board and nota olicin Force - might be the most sub -committee of Huron County maintenance and operating costs limelight as an historic building. p g g Council, of the building and ground and and tour si t attractiorifor-Ruron The action steins from a report economical method of policing. ensure that the building will .be County. by the Task Force oh Policing in A brief containing 20 publip He said the terms of the maintained in a safe°manner; and The executive committee of Ontario which has suggested that advantages to be gained through agreement with that board will' the, agreement will be for five Huron t'ounty Council has been all municipalities under 15,000 a county police force was on the provide that any structural years with option to renew, charged with the responsibility to persons would be policed by the; desk of each councillor for study. alterations to the property in Chairman of the Jail Board is look into a request from Huron Ontario Provincial Police -with a41 It promised faster service to the question must be approved by the former Goderich Reeve and County's Police Commissions to other forces to be disbanded, ,public in Huron County; central property committee; that the . county councillor Paul Carroll. It ask the Solicitor General to If this was made legislation, it' dispatching; improved salaries would mean that the police forces and benefits for police officers.; in Huron's five towns would be and improved policing in many dissolved. other ways. Some discussion centred • The presentation noted the u around the fact that rural areas OPP would stili patrol' the presently now pay nothing extra highways and be a part of justice ^" by way of municipal taxes for in Huron. BRIAN HABKIRK BARBARA J. BRYANS CAROL ANN WILBEE Son of May Habkirk and the late 'received a Bachelor of Arts in daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ian Scott Habkirk, graduated June 4 Political Science at the Spring Wilbee, R.R.1, Walton, received from the University of Western Convocation of McMaster her Bachelor of Arts degree from Ontario with an Honours B.A. in University, Hamilton, on Friday., the University of Western Ontario Geography (Recreation and May 31. She is the daughter of on June 4th. Carol is a graduate Tourism). Mrs. W.R.Bryans of Seaforth and of Seaforth District High School the late Dr. Bryans. and Stratford Teachers' College. $ She holds a teaching position on NE ale' the staff at Clinton Public School. MARGIE WHYTE TOWELS P, Pf lam WHITE SWAN • Assorted Colours daughter of Mrs. W. L. Whyte MURRXY JOHN HAINES SALTED ' %-1.19 and the late Mr.Whyte of R.R.N2, son of Mrs. Philip James, R.R.N2, 0 Seaforth, graduated on Monday, Staffa, graduated from the Royal " June 3 with her B.Ed. Military College, Kingston, with Y g GILBERTJ. MURRAY ,degree from the University of Toronto. a.. Bachelor of engineering Gilbert J. Murray, son of Mr. She received her Honours B.Sc. (Management) degree conferred and Mrs. G. Murray, R.R.1, degree from the University of by Brig. • Gen. W.W.Turner, Dublin, graduated from Wilfred Guelph in 1972, and is a graduate Commandant of the College. This Laurier University, Waterloo, of SDHS. Margie has accepted a year's graduating class of 199 is Ont. on May 19, in Honours position k with the Wellington the second largest in the history Business Administration. He has County ' Board of Education of the college. Also receiving a accepted a position with the teaching Math and Science at commission in the Canadian Federal Government in Ottawa. Erin District High School. For the Armed Forces, Lieut. Haines will summer, she has been appointed continue his navigation training as Director for Camp with Ithe Air Division at the,, .; Menesetung, near Goderich. C.F.B. Winnipeg, Manitoba. ' Attending the graduation Custodians ceremonies at Kingston were Mr. s ,KSS and Mrs. Philip James and Roger (Continued from Page l) Haines from Staffa, Miss Carol Mason, Blyth, also Mrs. L. Greig, 18'schools were represented by 21 Mrs. R. Gardiner and son xr. custodians- and their helpers. Richard from Victoria, B.C. > Officials from the Hurony County and the Perth County r-' Health Units spoke to the *custodians on the need of Thompson cleanliness in the washrooms and, R what to look out for so that their elected zone 6 schools met the 'st andards required in the regular inspections of the schools by the conservation i Health Units. The regular testing of water samples from the chairman drinking units were explained. Ann 5UZANNE DiE12 Demonstrations and lectures on Elgin Th ompson of R.R.3, ,glz,y cleaning of floors and Kippen was elected chairman of daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Mervin washroom care were given by two Zone 6 of Conservation Dietz, R.R,11, Dublin received representatives of two chemical Authorities of Ontario at the her Bachelor of Arts Degree in' companies who provide the annual meeting in Newmarket Sociology from Sir Wilfred schools with their cleaning Monday. He succeeds Allan Laurier University , Waterloo at supplies.' " -McLean of Barrie. Spring Convocation May 19th. Mr. Rowland said this was the Mr. Thompson is chairman of Janice is a graduate of S.S.No. 8 first workshop of this nature.and the. Ausable-Bayfield McKillop and Seaforth District he•expects it will be an annual Conservation Authority. High School. affair. Miss V;111; B f e anon o First Air Freight Nottawasaga Conservation The first air freight carried by Authority was named secretary. plan a was a $1,000 bolt of silk Zone 6 is comprised of an area that weighed 60 pouns. it was extending from Newmarket on wlashed next to the pilot on 8ne the east, Owen Sound' on the wing of a Wright biplane and north, London Township on the flown 65 miles from Dayton, south and Lake Huron on the Ohio, to Columbus on November west. 7, 191 langkart, Xelly, Voig and Cat Chartered Accountants 268 Main St., Exeter ARTHUR W. READ Resident Partner 236-0120 OFF ALL SHRUBS at Seaforth IGA mosugs J71 r is w. LOCAL BUSINESS SOLD — W, T. "Wiff" Teail, second from right, after Sa yeArs as a Seaforth car dealer welcomes Richard Wright, London who has recently purchased Seaforth Motors. The new dealership will.be.called Wright Chev-Olds Ltd. anti Wilfiam Williams, left, will assist Mr•Wright. Mr.Teail and his son 13111, right, will stay on In the new bysines. (Staff Photo) ; ,. s Spring Gardening Supplies Now On Display Af 'Seafortlr- KIA, Box Plants, Begonias, Salvia, Geraniums, Vegetables., Shrubs"' SERVIETTES'- - .0a 10, TOWELS P, Pf lam WHITE SWAN • Assorted Colours BERES - Blanched or Spanish q FACIALTISSUE °`2W 4Yc SALTED ' %-1.19 PEANUTS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO MIT QUANTITIESWESTtNd TO AVERAGE FAMILY REQUIREMENTS SUDD)'ed Sewged By M W RASPejan r and Loeh t, ""I 61C PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIE CLOSING SATURDAY, JUNE E. I174 JELLY ROLL SEAFORTH IGA Seaforth 16A is open all day Wednesday and Friday iig_ht till 9pm