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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1977-11-17, Page 23Through the other weeklies Two weeks ago, Kincardine hosted a firefighting school in the town and about 40 firemen from as far away as Tober- mory came to participate in the three day events • However, last week The Kincardine News revealed . that, for some unknown reason, no firefighters from Kincardine attended. Mayor Harvey Palmateer was unable to find out from the public protection com- mittee why no Kincardine firemen went, but according to Councillor Stu Mowry, it was understood that three men from the town would be there. He also noted that the $150 offered to them a week maybe wasn't enough money. The Listowel Banner reported that Larry Deckert, 35, of Listowel was found not guilty of the first degree murder of Bernice Stewart, 46, of RR 4, Listowel. It took the Ontario Supreme Court jury 50 minutes to acquit the man, who was charged with the murder of Mrs. Stewart on February 6. The woman's body was found in her car, partially burned and dead from probably asphyxiation, due to blood In her lungs from a fractured. jaw which caused a lot of bleeding. In other topics, the Blyth council recently, won't provide $80,000 in loans under the, provincial Home Renewal Program. The Blyth Standard reported that the provincial program had run out of funds because of a heavy response, however 'the province asked CLINTON NEWS -RECO , THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17,1977 PAGE 5A that the village council provide the funds to local "applicants on the 'condition that the council would be reimbursed when further funds become available next March. Although Wingham may lower the town's speed limits to 40 kmh (25 mph) they will have right to enforce the limit. 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The council hopes to restore public confidence in the police. The department was questioned following charges of assault laid against Chief Ed Matheson last August. He was acquitted of the assault charge recently and returned back to work on the request Of council, but still faces charges of possessing a dangerous weapon and pointing a firearm. Following a complaint from Brussels' building inspector, Gerald Exel, the village council debated whether they should accept an application for a new inspector. The Brussels Post ex- plained that Exel told the council that if they were not satisfied with the job he was doing, they could find a new inspector. He said he wasn't going to act as a policeman for building infractions in Brussels. The motion to accept a new inspector's application was defeated after a tie vote which was broken by Reeve Cai Krauter. The role of agriculture is unlikely to change in Hay Township in the forseeable future, but there may be a change from cash cropping to more mixed farming if economic conditions do not improve. Some 40 people learned this recently at a workshop in Zurich regarding the secondary plan which is being formulated in Hay Township. The Zurich Citizens -News reported to others that it was also felt that building on marginal land would enhance its value and enable the township to bring in more revenues from the increased' assessment. Others felt that the higher prices for marginal land could discourage potential farmers. The Exeter council are planning a bylaw which will put a stop to a proposed shopping centre northeast of Highway 4 and 83 in- tersection. The decision was made,, reported the Exeter Times - Advocate, after a London lawyer representing some of the downtown - merchants explained that .the centre would cause a minor disaster to other businesses in the town. He explained to council that a recent planning survey, done by the merchants, showed that with the modest population growth that a complex like developer Gerry Sprackman is planning would not be needed in the town until 1986. Council accepted lawyer George Paxton's proposal of the freeze and plan to pass the bylaw as soon as possible to prevent any counter actions from Sprackman. The Mitchell Advocate reported in their regular feature, By the Way, that Dr. Susan Tamblya, a Perth County medical health officer noted that in the past month 21 cases of Salmonella have been reported in the county. She explained that the condition was prevelant across the province but the , number in Perth was ,ex- tremely high. The illness is said mostly to be caused from poultry and dairy products. In 11 of the cases that have been so far reported, it was attributed to eggs in baked goods coming intor the county. The problem is related to cracked, dirty or raw eggs, not whole ones. Due to an increase in the number of rabies cases in Perth this year, the county will be holding a free clinic for Perth and Huron people who want their cats and dogs vaccinated. • The Seaforth Huron Expositor reported that since January 1977 there have been 22 confirmed cases of rabies in Perth, while in 1976 there was only one case reported. In Huron there has not been as many cases, but it is on the increase. In 1975, Huron had 46 confirmed cases, in 1976 there were only five reported and this year, up until June, only ,four cases were found. However since that . ,time, rabies have been discovered in a number of foxes, tWo cattle, one dog and one ,cat.