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TAKING A BREAK - Corey Smith, 21/2, of Exeter, takes a break
and sits on a hay bale after visiting A Slice of Huron in Seaforth
on Wednesday. -
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ARE YOU HUNGRY? - Mary Verberne and her daughter Krista, 7, feed a calf at A Slice of Huron, a
huge event staged for school children to create awareness of how food arrives at the table. There was
a public open house on Wednesday night. The event, organized by a Targe committee of agriculture
groups and individuals, drew about 1,500 school children to the event, which was held for its third year
at the Seaforth Fairgrounds.
Province delays
new legislation on
municipal conflict
The provincial government will
delay proclamation of the new
Local Government Disclosure of
Interest Act, Municipal Affairs
Minister Ed Philip said on Thurs-
day.
The Act, which sets out disclosure
of interest rules for municipal coun-
cillors and members of most local
boards, was to have taken affect
April 15. It was criticized in recent
editorials in the Huron Expositor
and North Huron Citizen.
In March, the government
appointed a committee including
municipal, school board and public
utilities representatives to develop
guidelines for the Commissioner
who will enforce the legislation,
and to review proposed regulations
to be made under the Act. The
committee had a very brief period
within which to do its work, and it
made some good recommendations.
"The Guidelines Committee has
impressed on me that there is a
level of discomfort by some local
government members with their
understanding of what will be
required by them," said Mr. Philip.
"I am convinced that more work
needs to be done. Until I am sat-
isfied this work is done, the legisla-
tion won't be proclaimed."
Until the new legislation is pro-
claimed, the Municipal Conflict of
Interest Act, 1983, will continue to
apply.
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PIG POWER - Four-year-old
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mother Sue Anne Van
Miltenburg had a chance to see
pigs up close during A Slice of
Huron held in Seaforth last
week. The mammoth agricultural
awareness event drew perhaps
its largest crowd ever to the
Wednesday night open house.
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At its regular meeting April 4,
Hulot Council carried a motion
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Cotte 14 to keep a trailer in
ttosi n until April 30, 19%.
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