HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-04-26, Page 25By WILMA OKE
e Huron County Board of
ation meeting in Clinton
ntly approved the appoint -
of Herbert Murphy of
tvice-principal at
rich as
h Huron District High
l, Exeter, effective Sep -
r 1. He fills the vacancy
d by the retirement of
ley, C. Sanders after 32
of teaching in Huron
ty. ,
r. Murphy, who is.
principal at Seaforth
ict High School, will be
ced by Bruce Shaw the'
of
ter, now head
ish Department -at South
,n High School. board
J.W. Wallace, with-
ber from Goderich,
a motion she was
red to make to ask the
d to rescind an October,16,
resolution that organ ±ed
board into standing
es,. and, return to its
al fromat of meetingn
nd regular meeting:stwice
month, and any: matters
iring extraordinary atten-
be delegated to ad hoc
ittees.
rs. Wallace considered
board the
nalsetup of the
of -
better communications
ng members and between
board and the public. It
established with the board
anuary, 1969, two monthly
meetings and made
-
isiuns -for committee of the
whole meetings and committee
of the whole in camera
meetings.
Since October, 1971, the
Board has been operating un
der five standing committees
and holding one open meeting
a month, a system that was
devised in an attempt to make
fewer meetings necessary for
members to attend,
Before Mrs. Wallace made
her motion, E.C.Hill, Board
chairman, drew to the attention
of the members that the by-
laws of the Board required a
two-thirds majority vot9 pf the
membafs present to plaoe the
topic on the floor.
When it was drawn to Mrs.
Wallace's attention that if
majority was not met, she
would have to wait until 1974
to again place the motion
before the Board, she withdrew
the motion. She did 'this in
view of the fact that all' policies
of the Board and its by-laws
are in the process of peing
reviewed. As a member of this
review committee she will have
a chance to put forth her views
to the other committee mem-
bers, and in that way will have
it brought forward when the
Board is asked to make a
decision on all Board policies
and by-laws in about two mon-
ths.
"People know what is on my
mind and they will have two
months to think about it"-, Mrs.
Wallace stated.
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Iunteers from • the
rich Township Women's
tute assisted with Monday
noons Activities of old •
music dancing and sing a
Mrs. Molly Cox .joined the
onview regulars Mary
or, Norcua.n, ,,SP ' and
Collins to provide the
ring the afternoon six -new
ents were welcomed to the
e. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
of Howick Townships
Hackwell Walton, Mrs.
ington, Clinton.
e Women's Institute from
rich were hosts on Wed -
y for the April birthday
One hundred and fifty
ents and guests attended -
party which included a
ty program, gifts for the
ty-five celebrants, and
lunch served by the ladies. Mrs.
Mamie Sutcliffe introduced the
program with dance numbers
by Eliza Lindsay, vocal duets
by Reverend and Mrs. Warr,
Muriel Harrison and Helen
Lindsay - readings by Mrs.
Crozier, and 1 .;,Yaj Annan_
old tyme music by Joan and
Allan Schram. Mrs. Mosack
who celebrated her 97th birth-
day this month thanked the -
ladies on behalf of the
The residents were —enter-
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travelogue of Australia, New
Zealand and Hawaii with Mrs.
Edith Landsborough giving the
commentary and Mrs. Bert Jer-
vis operating the projector.
Mrs. Murray Forbes played the
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. 5
he Christian Farmers
ration recommends that
governments in Ontario
ahead on a comprehen-
program of land use plan-
; especially the zoning of
e agricultural lands." This
the first recommendation
policy statement on land
planning in Ontario
imously adopted at the
!meeting of the Provincial
d of the Christian Farmers
ration.
e statement points""dut
there will be many benefits
griculture as a whole and
arm families in particular
ime farm land is'. zoned
!tural. For example, land
will not inflate as rapidly
farm families will be able
ntinue owning their farms
eas present trends wilt
the next generation ren -
rather than owners.
deration Secretary-
agei, Elbert van Dunker-
' of Drayton commented:
statement makes no
s for compensation for
resulting when lands
speculative values are
for agriculture and -lose
value, The Federation
es that such losses of
lative value are
!Rion and part of
that society
no responsibility to com-
te a speculator fora loss
as
falltloin, has h0 claim on his
e statement is very
l of speculators:
believes "The
that the in-
, of family farmers and
to each re directly op.
r. Land
mg shouldtbe desig edrse to
end -speculation in. agricultural
land."
The statement includes a
recommendation which if im-
plemented could take away a
lot of the power that
speculator -developers now
have: "The C.F.F. recommends
that the Government of On-
tario permit and encourage
local governments to purchase
and develope land for in-
dustrial and residential pur-
poses= so that lots will be
available at more reasonable
prices.
Martin Verkuyl, C.F.F.
President, whose farm where he
grows corn and raises pigs just
north of Woodstock was frozen
just recently along with the rest
of East Zprra Township by
Premier Davis noted that "the
issue of land use planning was
discussed by the Federation's
14 locals all across the province
at meetings throughout the
winter. The Federation's
Provincial Board is made up of
delegates from each of these
locals and the Federation's,
Executive. This Board adoptg,d
the statement unanimously at
its April meeting in
Georgetown."
ones in the Clinton, Lindsay,
Listowel, and Orangeville
areas. The Federation's older
locals are located in the
following areas: Aylmer,
Bowmanville, Drayton, Dundas
County, Jarvis, Owen Sound,
Oxford County, Strathroy,
'Trenton, and the Niagara
Peninsula. The Federation's
headquarters are in Drayton
where it publishes a monthly
Bulletin on issues important to
christian farmers."
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