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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1993. PAGE 25.
County puts CKNX criticisms on hold
An Executive Committee motion
to protest a perceived inadequacy
of television coverage since the
closure of CKNX television station
was tabled for six months at the
September meeting of Huron Coun-
ty Council to see if coverage
improves.
The motion had been passed at
the Aug. 19 meeting of the Execu-
DHC committee reconvenes
The members of the Huron willingness to work with Perth
County District Health Council County as the best approach to a
Steering Committee will re- joint D.H.C.
convene Wednesday, Sept. 15, at Various issues will be considered
7:30 p.m. with a meeting in the related to membership, boundaries
auditorium at the Clinton Town and location. The Steering
Hall, picking up on items left Committee will be advertising for
hanging from the Spring. nominees to be part of the first
District Health Council in Huron
Two decisions had been made at
that time, to support the
establishment of a District Health
Council in Huron County and the
Colborne, Champion enter agreement
Colborne Twp. council held its The road superintendent
regular meeting at the Colborne informed council that he had
Township Community Hall on picked up a considerable amount of
Tuesday, Sept. 7. garbage along the road sides.
Council passed a by-law Council directed Clerk John
authorizing an agreement with Stewart to prepare a littering by-
Champion Road Machinery Ltd. law to deal with this problem.
concerning the lease of a township Council authorized payment of
gravel pit. This is a three year the bills and accounts for the month
agreement and renews the previous ended August in the total amount
agreement which expires the end of of $245,256.94 as supported by the
this month. treasurer's list of vouchers.
Rod LaFontaine, on behalf of the Reeve Bill Vanstone thanked
Maitland Trail Association, invited council for its assistance in making
members and interested citizens to the township picnic a success. He
the unveiling of the Commemor- advised council that a financial
ative Marker for the Heritage Tree report was not yet available
located in the township along the because all bills had not yet been
Maitland Trail. The unveiling will submitted. However, he did expect
take place on Sept. 22 at 10:15 a.m. there would be a small deficit after
Council, by resolution, awarded all expenses were paid.
the contract for the cleanout of the The Committee of Adjustment
Allin-Young Municipal Drain to will meet on Sept. 21 at 7:30 p.m.
Sid Bruinsma Excavating Ltd. The to hear the minor variance applica-
cleanout will commence the week tion of Rinaldo Facchinato, Part
of Sept. 20. Lot 28, Plan 180.
tive Committee and conveyed to
the management of CKNX and
CFPL which brought George Clark,
director of news and information
for the two stations to speak to
council Thursday. He pointed out
that CKNX television and radio
news staffs were now totally sepa-
rate since the sale of the television
stations to Baton Broadcasting out-
lined the stations' attempts to give
the region coverage. Three of the
four existing bureau reporters have
been hired and are stationed
throughout the region, he said.
However the Goderich bureau that
used to cover county council on a
regular basis has been closed. A
reporter from CKNX TV was pre-
sent at Thursday's meeting, the first
time in several months CKNX TV
has been present.
In a letter to council Mr. Clark
said with the launch of News Now,
a revamped news package on the
two stations, beginning Labour
Day, CKNX would be broadcasting
more than twice as much local
news coverage as before.
Tom Cunningham, reeve of Hul-
lett Township made the motion to
table the Executive Committee
motion which he had authored. The
time would allow council time to
monitor CKNX coverage to see if
there had been improvements. His
earlier motion had been prompted
by the lack of coverage of county
business on the station. He said he
could recall few times before the
Huron bureau closure when CKNX
was not present to cover county
council. His motion would have
made council's concerns known to
area MP Murray Cardiff, the sta-
tion's owners, the neighbouring
counties of Bruce, Grey and
Wellington and the Canadian
Radio-Television and Telecommu-
nications Commission, the regula-
tory body for television and radio
stations.
County.
The timeline for establishment is
still expected to be the end of the
current calendar year.
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