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Representatives of recreation
committees in Colborrtfe and
Stephen townships, Eketer,
Seaforth, Goderich, Iiensall
and Zurich met in Seaforth last
week to discuss setting up a•
community cluster group to
facilitate the exchange of •
recreation information.
The community cluster
theory of setting up regional
i,,,i,>„irn,,,,,,teArergvtion areas was for-
mulated last July at a provin-
cial recreation conference.
w The sports , and recreation
branch of the• ministry of com-
munity and social seryices is.
overseeing the program. 'w Two
rni•nistry. representatives, C.M.
BLtl;on, of Hanover., and
.Donald Reid, of London, atten-
ded the meeting Tuesday.
The groups •are,et up for lay
members o.t • municipal
,;;,recreation 'committees. The
consultants provide resource.
information. "c '
The clusters . have been
,established in geographically
similar areas with towns and
villages of .similar size and
'problems grouped together.
The 25 representatives at the
Huron MPP
opposes
provinciul
inspections
Jack Riddell*MPP,(L.Huron)
said last week, he .would not
support a move by the ministry
of the environment to take over
inspection of sewage tanks from
local health units.
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"It's 'another. example°cif one ,
ministry, of government playing
-,pirate ,with another,” Mr. Rid-,
dell said. , - }.
The ministry' of the environ -
mento” intends to% take' over
prov.ynce-wide inspection .of
Water. °tributaries in the
private sewage systems over a"•
:three-year period starting April Huron 'or the St. Clair River in -
'4r
meeting made suggestions, for
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the operation of the groups. Knox 'United Church held .
The suggestions,included a.„, their annual meeting last Sun-
fnrum , for discussing mutual day .fallowing the church ser-'
problems such "as arena vice, Members of Unit One of
management and training of the United Church Women set -
staff. •:•4 ved lunch .and' .the meeting
It was also suggested that followed. At one:p.m. Pastor
groups could ;provide infor- Alfred Fry"was in charge of the
mation regarding available ser=• , meeting and opened it -with the
vices to avoid future scripture 'reading from "Psalm "4
duplication, The need for a 46: followed by prayer,
central` information source on The minutes ,of the -Previous
government gr.ahts' was also meeting were adopted. as -read
discussed. by'' Norman McDowell •in,.. the
Representatives stressed the , absence of the church secretary,
`necessity of setting up a cost ._ Keith Arthur.
breakdown for facilities used by Two elders elected to retire
towns, and townships. ° in 1986 were Mr. Ronald
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,Hallam .and and Mr. Percy
9oungblu•t, Fdur stewards ap-
pointed to retire in 1977 were
Orvak McPhee, Norman Wight -
man, Elliott Lapp and Dana
Bean.
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Due to the •fact that Henry.
Brindley had moved, his name.
was taken off the Trusteebaard
of Gordon Gross, Maurice
Bean, „percy's Youngblut and
Robert Armstrong.
The church treasurer appoin-
ted. was Mrs. Kenneth
McDougall and .M.&'S.
treasurer was Mrs. Donal&
Haines. Keith Arthur was
aTgainelected secretary of the of Ailsa Craig visited last Wed=
church.' Mrs••Oliver Anderson nesday with Mrs. Celis Taylor.
,was appointed to the flower Rev. and 1Virs. Ure Stewart.of
fulnd due to the'resignation of Seaforth- and Miss Margaret
Mrs. Torrance Tabb, Mr. Ken- : Roberts of Alma College, St.
neth McDougall was asked to ' Thomas visited last Saturday
remain as captain 'of the users. with Mr. and Mrs., William
Misses Brenda Ball aid Nancy Straughan.
Anderson were -appointed Mr. 'and Mrs. Thomas
church' auditors. --'Mr. Ronald Haggitt, Mrs. Celia Taylor and
" Hallam was again elected Sun- Mr, and- Mrs. Donald Cart -
day school superintendent, "'" wright and family attended the
social evening at the Rectory
last .Friday evening.
M• r. and Mrs. 'Ronald _
year both financially and Fordwich and Ed Haines of
Robbie and Donald 'of
Other business was discussed
and reports received. Pastor,
Fry thanled',.all committees of
- the church who made it
Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority
The Ausable-Bayfield •Con-
servation• Authority hopes to
take ° in more of Bosanquet
Township in -Lambkin County
and 'the Lake Huron shoreline
in between.
Roger Martin,. -:,,authority
-- resources manager, told the
authority's annual meeting last
Friday in, Exeter, he hopes a,
meeting of municipalities 'in -
Volved
in-
vo'lve i arid „the ministry of
natural resources will be held
in March.
Most of • the seven
municipalities have already in
dicated ;approval., he said. In-
cluded are Goderich Township
wand the 4-ownships of Stanley
and Hay and the village of
Bayfield.
t Stephen.: Township has, not
indicated its position, Mr' Mar-
•tin said,' and -tie had meetings
scheditled TvIonday, with 'Gra.nd
. Bend and Bosanquet councils
to discuss the plan.
areas flow 'directly into Lake ,
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' •. stead of into the Maitland . or
• Donald .Sharpe, of the,
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ministry said Monday the 76 Ausable watersheds. ••'bila';' •
then belong to no.authority and
ec►nservation
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inspectors needed for the job • 'are denied'
would likely be hired from ,programs , opera ted y
local health units, and possibly authorities.
' be paid more for the same The norther section of
d'utie, • I1'erialso said there Goderich Township is in' the
would be a flat inspection and
Maitland -Valley =conservation
installation fee for the service, Authoritvaand the'south end of .
which is now provided free by • .the township is in the Ausable,
the health. units. .Estimated
watershed, The area, between
budget for' the program's first' Would be divided between the
,year is $700,000• ..:.,o;r authorities' under the
"The health unit has been
doing an -excellent job in Huron
County,". Mr. Riddell:said.
can't see fhe,need to take :staff'
from 'iiMe'cepartment and pay
- `more for the same' services."
Mr.. .Riddell said the -move'
would likely . reduce subsidies
paid to t ie,health units by the
province. »:
"When it ciniYes before the
house, I shall speak against it,"
said Mr. Riddell.
Huron County Warden
William-E'stun,- reeve of Morris
Township, also said 'he was
against the, pcopaiial. In ad
dition to creating , another
department,' he said he felt the
service would' not, be improved
,T-'
.Elston, said safety
inspection degenerated when
taken over by the`6mrnistry of
the environment„ last year, "I
think the office is•in London,';
proposed .plan.
, Running south -from
Goderich Township, ,Stanley,
Hay, and • Stephen townships
are part -,of the Ausable water-
shed except for a ,trip of land
along the Lakeshore which -in-
cludes Bayfield.
The authority has jurisdic-
tion in the eastern "half of
-Bosanquet Township, ...with{ its
westerly boundary, running. a
'tew miles to• the west of'Thed-
ford,and Arkona. Proposed is
inclusion of, the rest of•titie
township including' its Lake
Huron shoreline.
Mr Martin said thy,.,
-'••.Sydenham Conservation
'Authority also has ,expans,ion
plans which would , bring the
town of Forest, parts of Plymp-
tian and Wardiiick townships
.'now excluded, Sarnia and,•Sar-•
nia Township and most -of
said Mr. Elston, "we never see . Moore• `l'ownship under ;its
the safety inspector." .. wing. ^A meeting of interested
parties has 'been set February
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was. set, by, authority me •hers
representing' 32 municipalities
and t`fie Ontario government.
The budget., up more than a
third from last year's $310,850;
includes a tentative expen-
diture of •$1,30,000 for Jand
actluisition, mainly a 550 -acre
parcel upstream from the
Park°hill Conservation
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The project.is 'tentative
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because the atithority'has,been
unable to secure an option on
the land. Plans 'call -for a
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edutcation' • centre for school
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territor
'who had said during • his
remarks•, that authorities must
become' more -accountable to
the municipalities they serveU'
and keep municipal concila
a better informed of authority ac-
tivities.
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all too often° as "Yell .a ,Tittle
when you haven't got. a' good
The budget imposes levies on- argument."
the 32 municipalities totalling • Try this c.ne from the
'$91,300, up about five per cent teenagers book: 'You just don't.
over last year. The bink°t►fYn •• understand. •
come comes ; .in government --4f you- •are comniunicating
grants cif $2'91,02,5. The rest is like the first lines 'of this ar-
realized from special levies and tide; you probablv'don't. Take
sundry income. ,, • . the.,. 'deice of-
f the railway
Expenditures for conser- crossing,°"Stop, 'Look, Listen."
vation "areas; including land We hear -,God by being still.
acq.uisit.i:on; • total, $222,09Q, -.Perhaps •ewe would hear each
'with 1171,60.0 slated; for. ad- other better, the same way''
ministrative and maintenance y ,Ju`st one thing more from the
costs, $1,500 for Water control teenagers' viewpoint, "1 don't.
and $3,d00 for conservation really,care what you think,'''
Services. ''' Translate it this way, "I'care
Elgin''Thompson, reeve of
Tuckersrrlith'Township, was ac-
. claimed for a' second••term as
chairman. Incumbent vice-
. chairman • .Fred Heaman,
treasurer of McGillivray Town•-
Shirp and a government appoin-
tee ,t,o the authority, defeated
Lucana Reeve ' Ivan.. (earn to
retain his position.
Russ• Powell, conservatior1
authorities progra1p.-a.supervisor
in ,,th.e ministry ,, c►1 n t,ura•l
resources' regional office in
• ,London, said Ontario's 39 ccin-
servation, authorities will
gradually assume More
autonomy as the province
'decentralizes • decision-making
,-,authority.
He said' Queen's 'Park w'i*
request long-range program
development plans bill that
detailed approval for .specific
projects will •-no-_longer be
necessary. Authoritties, he
. said,' will be .able to switch
funds within approved
programs .from one project to
another without having to go
through Queen's, Park, -�-
'Mr. Powell said The long-
range"plannineto•be demanded
by the ,province . wild' assist
municipalities in budget
forecasts and also will as;gist
authorities in determining
future priorities and commit -
12, he said. • meets. •
A 1974 budget of $ 8,100 He supported Mr. Thompsc•►n
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river,.,a,nd Wen let's•get'roget her
and tr ck at a gentler level,
Parent, and teenagers make
many woeful • and inept blur-"
ars.{ •But they can he fcvl•11,i en
in a climate of love , gentleness,
sand understandi°rig. Every gap
has two edges, ,A tzarent's.ad--`
vantage lies in . maturity and
experience.--, He or she has the
best chance. of engineering:: • a
spiritually. A vote of thanks
was extended tci. Pastor and
Mrs,- Fry for their spiritual
guidance.. Mr Ron Hallam
also, voiced • his appreciation.
Pastor Fry dosed the meeting
with the benediction.. ,-
SOCIAL
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SOCIAL NEWS '
John Bailey of Blyth visited
one day last week with Mr. and
Mrs. William Straughan. •Prize winners at the weekly
Word was received here fast euchre party were:' high lady,
week vf,the sudden death of Mrs. George Millian; low lady;
.John Neville, at Welland. He Mrs. Duncan MacKay; high
was thq husband' cif the lath.,, man, Mr, Maitland• Allen; low
Mary. Ellen• Medd 'and' had •' man, Steven " Chamney and
visited with relatives and novelty prize winner' was Mrs:•friends in' this district. , p, Frances Clark. °
..Mrs. Thomas Jardin -'of Congratulations are due to a
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Wingh_arn_ and.. _Mrs. 'Donald. former Auhurn resident, Jeff
Jardin.' and ,sonGreg of .Kit- Craig for his achievementin
cheher were recent visitor, with --dayinl; hockey" with the I:ider-
Mr•. and Mrs. William ton-Lucan Jet*. ,They won both
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'Straughan. . ' .,
Friends of Harold Vodden of
Blyth in this community wat-
ehed,C'hannel 8 T V last Satur-
day when he ,Was interviewed
in connection with•White Cane
week,
Mrs. Roxv•Caves is a patient
in Ciint'on hospital; we all wish,
her a speedy recovery._
•fieveral - from . this dist-riot
went, north to Parry:Sound to
snowmobile- for, the week -end,.
Mr• and Mrs, Luther.Morie
Hamilton speritthe week -end
with Mr. and Mrs Donald
Haines.,•
Mr. and Mra.'Maitland Allen
received a note of thanks 'from
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott
-Trudeau, Mrs. ''Trudeau and
sons for the letter of"
congratulations they sent ort•
'the birth of. their'second sop
being on the date of their both
wedding anniversary, a
bridge .> span the gap. With .
God'ti he a*arent and a child.
may ':et alk rowar¢ds "each
other in love
Ont: final t ought -e.from . a
hook ever par and child
should read and he hlessed• hv.
• "Fathers and mothers, in t h<
home• you are t-) `'represent •
God'.s disposition., . You. are.to
require obedience.; not with a
'storm of words, but in a kind, '
.loving manner, You aye t(i be.
tip fu111 of compassion, that your
children will be drawn to
(Child" Guidance Pe, E.G.
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