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BY STEPHANIE LEVESQUE
Huron County will be advertising for can-
didates to its library board and will take a
second look at who makes up the county's
museum committee.
The first recommendation from the
county's executive committee suggested
that the current library board remain as it
is. The board is made up of three members
from county council and three appointed by
county council from the general public.
Bayfield Reeve Dave Johnston questioned
the fairness of not going to the public after
the executive committee recommended
leaving the library board as it is. The nor-
mal practice has been to advertise in all
county newspapers inviting the public to
submit their names for appointment to the
board.,�aa
"We'd be closing the'dkor to openness,"
said the Bayfield reeve
County administrator Bill Hanly said by
defeating the motion, the council would
automatically revert to its past practise of
advertising for participants.
Chief librarian Bill Partridge noted the
recommendation didn't come from the
library board.
County council is represented by Goderich
Township Reeve Grant Stirling, Wingham
Reeve Joe Kerr and Hensall Reeve Harlry
Klungel. The appointed members are Janis
Bisback of Clinton, R. P. Ritter of Wingham
and Martina Schneiker of Goderich.
As for the museum committee, the county
council decided to send it back to the ex-
ecutive committee.
The recommendation would leave the for-
mation of the museum committee as it is
now. This means the chairman of the
agriculture and property committee is also
chairman of the museum committee. Com-
mittee members are not necessarily on both
committees, however.
Warden Paul Steckle said there was
some concern about separating the chair-
manship of the two committees because it
would increase the executive committee.
The executive committee is made up of all
committee chairmen.
Hullett Reeve Tom Cunningham said if
the museum committee is going to be one of
the most active committees over the next
few years, it should be a committee unto
itself.
Museum project director Claus Breede
said he would want the committee to stand
alone and not to be part of another commit-
tee.
"The museum is property," said Goderich
Township Wet ragt Stirling explaining
why the twd t utees- have the same
chairman.
The executive committee will take a se-
cond look at the museum committee ques-
tion.
Motion
suggests
rotating
chairmen
A motion suggesting that Goderich coun-
cil's standing committees consider reap-
pointing its chairman annually caused
considerable discussion and resulted in a
recorded vote at council's Dec. 16 meeting.
-We (in the administrative committee
feel it's a good idea to make the chairman-
ship annual. We feel comfortable with it
and will be doing it," said Coun. Bill Clif-
ford.
Coun. Glen Carey said he opposed the
motion because it was meaningless. "It's a
mandate to consider something," he said.
The motion was defeated in a recorded
vote of 4 to 4. Voting in favor of the motion
were Coun. John Stringer, Coun. Peter Mc-
Cauley, Mayor Eileen Palmer and Coun.
Clifford. Voting against the motion were
Reeve Harry Worsell, Deputy -Reeve John
Doherty, Coun. Jim Searls and Coun.
Carey.
Counc. Stan Profit was absent.
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