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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-12-08, Page 15Ashfield Gives Acclamations Ashfield Township, nomination ting proved fairly quiet attownship hall on Friday after. noon. Clerk Donald M. Simpson received the following nomina. tions: Reeye, • Donald McKenzie by • Ralph Foster, and Ross Eedy; Deputy Reeve, Gordon Boyd by Howard Robb and Sam Gibson; Council (3 needed) Girvin Reed by Ross Eedy and Ralph Foster; Eugene Frayne by Mark Dalton and Earl Drennan; Howard Barg. er by pirvin Reed and Gordon Boyd; Lorne Cook by Robert Helm and Sam Gibson; Hurn County - School Area No. 2 (1 needed). Sam Gibson by Howard Robb and Gordon Boyd; Mrs. Marfan Zinn by Lorne Hackett and D. A. Hackett; Mrs Marian Zinn by Jim" Drennan and Lorne Hasty. Donald MacKenzie was -elected Reeve by acclamation, Girvin Reed, Eugene Frayne and Lorne Coo1C councillors by acclamation and Sam Gibson school trustee by acclamation. Clerk Simpson was appointed chairman of the meeting of rate. payers which followed. Reeve Donald MacKenzie stat. ed that the increase of 1 1/2 mills was due to an increase in wages and the share of the cost of ambulance service provided by Goderich, W Ingham and Kin. cardine hospitals. Reeve Mac: Kenzie said that municipal drains Thorough Cooking Required To til elfin +fin '. r ita.d; poisoning after eating your Christmas bird, watch your tim- ing preparations and cook the "beast" thoroughly. Only dress the bird, when you are ready to start cooking. Never dress thebird several hours before cooking or leave it overnight in the frigerator. The cold mass of stuffing acts as an insulation to cooking hetet. While the bird may thaw quickly in cooking, the stuffing3xelnains cold. To destroy galmonella germs, the bird should be cooked suffic. iently to reach an internal tem- perature of at least 165 degrees F. It is well to remember, the larger the bird the longer it takes the .,oxen heat to penet.`ate theca ity and the mass of stuffing. If you are -NEW-TO-TOWN or have just moved Into a new home GODERICII'S .OWN ... WELCOME SERVICE have been a big problem In 1966 With about ten under construe, tion, ant it was difficult to get con a kora to do the Work, especial y tyle portions, Costs are running above estimates. He outlined the problems of weirs at the outlet of drains near the lake whfch have not proved' very successful as et, No more will be started until it is determined how the two which are in will sd up. He suggested that farm - e s petitioning for drainage take more interest in the work as it is being• done to insure a more 'satisfactory job, • 'Reeve MacKenzie, chairman of the county roads committee, out. lined Work done in the county. Total road expenditures will equal two million dollars. The county road between Nile and, Lucknow will be all widened in 1967- and paved in 1968. A new bridge will .be built on concession 9 near the new school. The new addition at Huronview is near' completion with room for '15 more beds. Work being done on, the Kintail sideroad, which' was returned to the township from the county, will be paid for by a special grant from the county and the department of highways. Reeve MacKenzie in. dicated this would be his last year. Deputy -reeve Gordon Boyd spoke of the MacDonald bridge completed in • 1966 at a cost of $81,000. The centennial building at the Township Park at the foot of the 12th concession cost $3,852 and a new well approximately $1,000. ' The project will be subsidized by both the federal andprovincial government and will cost the 'township one-third of The total. Mr. Boyd spoke of the develop- ment road from Amberley to the lake and that it would be started soon. All the cost, will be paid the Department tment" of Highways, bypar gwaYs, except-land.purchasiria dElYg He estimated the new county lib. rary-system would cost the town. ship from 1/2 tonmill each year. Councillor Grvin Reed said " costs were up everywhere. The gravel price was up 13 cents from last year. Mr, Reed com, Merited on, the increased time taken in meetings over municipal drains, which are increasing ,every year. •Councillor Eugene Councillor Eugene -r Frayne spoke briefly saying he had en, joyed his two years on council and would continue to do his best Councillor Howard Barger was not present but had indicated that he would retire from office this year... Lorne Cook, the other nominee for council, said he was surois. ed at being nominated and would consent to stand for one year. Road supertintendent Richard West gave a detailed account of money spent in his depatment. Widening was done on the hill on the Harris sideroad, Warren Zinn road and the Kintail side. road. Sam Gibson, chairman of the Huron Couhty School Area No. 2 gave a report on the progress of constructing the new 1/2 mill- ion dollar school on the 9th and said that progress has been rather slow with a, completion date now Set for Jan. 21, 1967. The board purchased two new school buses and believe they can operate them cheaper than hir- ing it done, du'e to the scattered .population. He said the surplus for the year has been increas- ed with a tax rate of nine mills and expressed the thought that they can build the new school and operate it for 11 mills. Mrs. Marian Zinn, the other nominee for the school position, said that she was very interest- ed in education but felt that a large part of the township did not have representation. on the new board. Other board members were called a d on Russel Irvin andBobB If61"t "Tr vin said"£ gamation.of the Ashfield and West Wawanosh pupils had proved very vis 1l satisfactory so far, Twenty.two regular meeting were held., The name of the new school will be Brookside. D.A. Hackett questioned where Zion pupils would be attending school next year and Secretary Howard Blake advised that they would likely. go to the new school but didn't know when the change would be. William Hunter, Ashfield re. presentative to the Lucknow Dis. trict High School Board, gave a report of the years wdrk and out. ?Ind steps taken 'in the amal. 'aamation of the W inghatn and Lucknow High School Districts, He advised the group that the resignation of the Lucknow prin. cipal had been received effective the end of the term. He express. ed the opinion that the board felt they had done the right thing in closing Lucknow High School and that he thought the most of the ratepayers felt the same way. Ralph Foster, Ashfield repre- sentative on the Goderich Dist. rict Collegiate Institute, report. ed a present enrolment of 65f with 124 attending vocational training at" Minton. He report- ed a staff of 32 teachers with a salary schedule of $5,300 to $12,600. A new addition to the school is being constructed at a cost of $1,400,000. ' Marvin Durnin spoke brieflyl and stated it was becoming in. 'au easingly hard to operate the Dungannon Agricultural Society with the funds available. Wilfred Hackett raised the question of the cost of the road work on the Harris sideroad which he was told was about $6,800s 001,,v00104•4,0010001044,0v001040104000,,,*0.00 Now you can give flyir lessonsior Christmas Your Choice of Three Special Learn.To-Fly Gift Certificates ''', v,, *.=AlrtttOduttory Flying Lesson (only. $5) • * Special Pilot Solo Course * Private Pitt's Course What could be more fun or longer remembered than these ,, unique gifts? 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