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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1987-09-09, Page 5Fleming's celebrate 20 years in business CLINTON - On August 28, Bill and Marg Fleming invited associates, friends and neighbors to their feed mill. However, it wasn't to pitch -in and work, it was to celebrate Fleming Feed Mill's 20th anniversary. And what a celebration it was. Reports say there were approximately 1,700 people served what has been described as "sensa- tional food." This food included four hips of beef, a pig or two, 600 half chickens, fresh baked beans, coleslaw, potatoes and, of course, cake. The event was held at the mill in a large tent an in a shed, with both being decorated in fine fashion. One person who was at the celebration called it "a real country treat." The employees of Fleming Feed Mill Ltd. presented Marg and Bill Fleming with a liv- ing momento of their 20th anniversary in business. 'the employees noted that they hoped the tree would grow and prosper as well as the business. (contributed photo) Gordon Workman is newest member of county council Brussels Reeve Gordon Workman is the newest member of Huron County Council and was officially welcomed by council at its regular September session in Goderich. Mr. Workman succeeds former reeve Hank Tenl'as who has resigned for reasons of health. Mr. Workman, a member of Brussels Council, moved up to the reeve's chair following the resignation. In addition to his regular seat on county council, Mr. Workman will also assume Mr. TenPas' position on council's committee of management for Huronview. Mr. TenPas also attended the September session to bid farewell to his county council colleagues. WEEKLY WEATHER September 1 • 2 3 4 5 6 7 Rain 11 mm 1987 HI LO 19 12 11 20 3 23 7 27 6 24 14 29 15 1986 HI LO 25 8 25 10 25 12 26 17 21 12 16 7 13 8 Rain 13 mrn Action taken on five mayors' brief Huron County's planning and develop- ment director, Gary Davidson, has been asked to prepare a report on the feasibility of a separate economic development depart- ment for the county. On the recommendation of its manage- ment committee, Huron County Council agreed at its regular September session to ask Mr. Davidson to prepare the report. The action stems from a meeting earlier this summer between county council's manage- ment committee and a committee of mayors of the five towns in the county. The mayors, in the brief presented at that meeting, suggested the county would be bet- ter served if a separate economic develop- ment department were established. Mr. Davidson's report will first be presented to the management committee to consider prior to making a recommendation to county council. Exeter Reeve Bill Mickle asked for coun- cil's assurance that the full report would be made available to all members of council before they are asked to take any action on a management committee recommendation. Tuckersmith Township Reeve Bob Bell, ac- ting as chairman of the management com- mittee, said the report would likely go to the management committee, but each member of council would receive minutes of the meeting at which it will be discussed. Mr. Mickle argues successfully that the minutes of that meeting would merely pre- sent a synopsis of the report, but the docu- ment is of such importance that the entire ' report should be reviewed by each member of council. ' Council also approved another manage- ment committee recommendation that Warden Brian McBurney and Mr. Davidson arrange a meeting with Exeter Town Coun- cil to discuss the possibility of the town's withdrawal from the county's planning and development function. This possibility was also addressed at the meeting between the mayors group and the management committee. Exeter has threatened to withdraw from that county function as a result of a running dispute between the town and Hay Township over the township's attempt to zone a strip of property to accommodate an agri- industrial mall. The dispute has gone all the way to the OMB with county planners sup- porting the township's position. In another matter relating to the manage- ment committee's meeting with the mayors, Bayfield Reeve Dave Johnston expressed his displeasure resulting from some press accounts which stated the mayors wanted more equal urban -rural distribution on county council. He suggested the mayors were using inac- curate figures in suggesting the rural vote on council far outweighed that of urban reeves. "I have always been of the opinion that I am an urban reeve," he said. "So, by my calculation, the mayors either can't add or subtract." Taking into account the votes of the villages reeves in addition to those of the reeves of the five towns, the urban represen- tation by vote is close to two per cent of the rural representation, Mr. Johnston said. "It's not as distorted as the mayors have presented it." 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