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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1987-08-12, Page 13Bruce McCall named MVCA chairman Bruce McCall of Brussels was formally elected to the position of chairman of the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority at the organization’s summer general meeting held August 5 in Wroxe- ter. His nomination was unoppos­ ed. Mr. McCall who has a long­ standing commitment to conserva­ tion, has served as acting chairman ofthe Authority since last May, when Chairman Vince Judge of Listowel stepped down, citing personal and professional respon­ sibilities. As well as being instru­ mental in establishing the $372,000 Brussels Dam Restora­ tion Project in 1984, Mr. McCall has served as the Village of Brussels representative to the MVCA since 1978; was elected chairman of the Community Rela­ tions Advisory Board in 1983; and was elected vice-chairman of the Full Authority in 1985, a position he held until last Spring. In accepting the position of Chairman, Mr. McCall thanked Jack Graul of RR 2, Gadshill for having taken on the duties of vice-chairman over the past few months, as well as the MVCA staff for its “full support,’’ and added that “any organization is only as good as the people behind it.’’ At the same meeting, Mr. Graul, former Provincial Representative of the Authority and a member of the Conservation Area’s Advisory Board, was acclaimed as vice chairman of the Authority, a position he has agreed to fill until the end of the term next February. Normally held in early winter, this meeting was called early to confirm the appointments of the new executive officers, as well as to present the new conservation awards and certificates which will now become an annual feature of Authority commitment. A Conservation Award of Dis­ tinction was presented to Norman Alexander of Londesboro in recog­ nition of Mr. Alexander’s lifelong commitment to the conservation of landand water resources, while Conservation Award Certificates were awarded to six individuals and corporations within the Mait­ land Valley watershed. Steve Hardaker of Environment Canada was on hand to present an Award of Merit to MVCA’s Director of Operations Dave Grum- All-candidates night in Londesboro Huron County voters will get a chance to see where all three Candidates in the upcoming Sept. 10 provincial election stand on the issues when an all-candidates meeting is held in Londesboro, Aug. 24. The Huron County Federation of Agriculture will sponsor the all­ candidates meeting at Hullett Central School at 8 p.m. The candidates, Nico Peters for the Progressiveconservatives, Paul Klopp for the New Democratic Party and Jack Riddell for the Liberals will be on hand to answer questions. The bulk of this province’s tomato crop (90 per cent) is directed to about 23 Ontario companies licensed to process tomatoes. Essex and Kent counties supply approximately 80 per cent of the processing tomatoes. About two-thirds of these tomatoes are machine harvested and processed into paste, juice, soup, canned whole tomatoes as well as such value-added products as pizza and spaghetti sauces. mettand his staff, in recognition of 21 years of service as weather observer. The award, one of Environment Canada’s Atmos­ pheric Environment Service’s highest awards for climatological observation, is presented to selec­ ted observers who have maintain­ ed a high-quality weather record for 20 years or longer. Since last June, 10 similar awards have been made to individuals and staff at climatological stations across Ontario. Guest speaker of the afternoon was Ted Zettel, a Chepstow-area farmer who spoke of his involve­ ment with the Ecological Farming Association of Ontario; while the program was rounded out by the presentation of the Authority’s Interim Financial Report, as well as progress reports on the Mait­ land Conservation Foundation, and the MVCA’s Shoreline Man­ agement and Listowel Flood Con­ trol projects. The day finished with a social hour, and an outdoor barbecue. admission to the Special Half Price to the Western vOr This voucher Is valid September 1$ lo 20.1987, for 50% off the regular price ol one Adult admission ticket, when presented at the Western Fair admission gale. 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