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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-04-15, Page 3Howard Carroll (left)., Zoni Ci,Youth Education Chairman .(districts "C, D and E") competitions in Preston April and Nell Shaw,'Pablic°Relations Officer for Legion Branch (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) 109 presented cheques this week to Steven Million who won first prize in the senior public school category and Natalie Sully who won second prize in the• junior. high school. category ia the district "C'.' level of the Legion's public speaking contest.. Steven now advances, to the area level. gilt ilk 'i fit 4 LIVE ENTERTAINMENT IN THE �- Shamrock Lounge 'J�► HURON HOTEL 31 Dublin, Ont. THIS WEEK - Mod., Thurs. & Sat. "TEEN ANGEL & THE ROCKING REBELS" 0 50's Rock n' Roll Band KITCHEN OPEN 3:00 A.M.-240 P.M. DAILY f SMORGASBORD 12 noon-2P.M. ONLY Or EXOTIC DANCER 511 I 0. Mon. -Sot. 12:15-6:30 P.M. 4*#*m*.�R Haydon attacks county planners The first draft of the new Official Plan for Goderich should be before planning board at its next meeting, May 5, -The- county, planning departifient Is preparing the draft, and after planning board scrutinizes it and makes changes it will go to town council for approval. Then the public will receive a copy in the mail at which point one or more public meetings will be held and futher changes; if necessary, made. Councillor Elsa Haydon expressed her concern to the board that in her opinion, the official plan update process is taking too long. The first meeting of the - sub -committee took place in June of 1979. "Before I die of. old age, I -hope that I will see the new Official . Plan," complained Haydon. "Is the county planning department' too busy to do justice to our plan?" she asked. Planning Board Chairman Tom Jasper .defended the updatee' schedule and said that, "At no time have we felt that it couldhave been done sooner." .- Senior planner Roman Dzus also stated that the plan update was right on the sch d le .aid out by the planning board and the county planning department. . Haydon continued her criticism of "Dzus, stating that the opinions of the town planning board were being ignored in the preparation of the draft. '"This criticism comes as a total surprise," an- swered Dzus. "There was no consenus on issues at that point (during sub -committee meetings), so how do you expect us to record them?" he continued. Chairman Jasper loudly ruled Haydon out of order when she began further statements. She attempted to', rule the chair out of order because she felt undue restrictions were put on the discussion, but received no seconder for her motion. Canada's Pied Piper TICKETS 412.00 PER COUPLE AVAILABLE AT VICTORIA 8 GREY, BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA, CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE, ROYAL BANK, LIONS AND LAKET. WN BAND MEMBERS! *ALL PROCEEDS GO TOWARDS GODERICH LAKETOWN BAND GODERICH SIGNALSTAR, WEDNESD4Y, APRIL 15; 1981—PAGE 3 'Girls' is best speeeh Steven Million, a Grade 5 student at Colborne Central School, will advance to area level competition in the Legion sponsored public speaking contest April 25 in Preston. Steven's speech on "Girls" earned him first prize in the senior public school category at the district "C" level in Harriston recently. The public speaking contest starts in the schools, then advances to the .local Legion branch level, the zone, the district, the area and finally to the province. The area level that Steven competes in next will include students from cities like Barrie, Collingwood and Toronto but Legion Branch 109 officials feel he has a good chance of winning. Another Branch 109 representative, Natalie Sully, a Grade 10 student at G.D.C.I., also advanced to the district level in Harriston, winning second prize in the junior high school category with her speech on "Ballet and Football". Both students were presented with cheques this week by Branch 109 officials on behalf of Bob Craig of Wiarton, District Youth Education Chairman. borrowing cost a concern The executive "committee of the Huron County Board of Education "Hosted the executive ' committee of county council at a luncheon at BenmillerInn March 4`. County council had hosted Space available Due to declining enrolment in the county's elementary schools, additional family studies and industrial arts programs will be available, in Goderich and Seaforth. Both 'Seaforth Public School and Victoria Public School have space available for the programs because of declining .,enrolment superintendent R.B., Allan said. The Huron Board of Education subsequently passed a motion allowing Grade 8 students at Clinton Public School to take in- dustrial arts and family studies at Victoria School. Grade 8 students at the .-Blyth • I oblic --School —will travel to Seaforth for 'the programs. such a meeting last year. While there were no formal recommendations from the meeting the groups discussed several topics. Of mutual concern to the two groups was the cost of the Board of Education borrowing money when the education levy is paid only twice yearly. The com- mittees. also discussed the effects of declining enrolment on course options at the secondary level; the effect of declining enrolment on government grants and how this affects the ad- ministration of education arid the feasibility of each body of local government collecting its own taxes. We will be CLOSED MONDAY A TUESDAY APRIL 20th & 21st LICENSE BUREAU HURON CYCLE 211 BAYFIELD RD. . 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