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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1987-12-16, Page 7A compelling elegance. A NNE LEIN From the Prestige Fragrance Collection Only at ... A Passion. I%2IE Pharmacy 1 � SHOPPERS SQUARE GODERICH 541-7i4 WE DELIVER OPEN SUNDAYS GIFT CERTIFICATES AND FREE GIFT WRAPPING AVAILABLE FRIDAY FISH FRY BOOK YOUR CHRISTMAS PARTY NOW Free Banquet facilities when you have your party here. SENIOR CITIZENS 10% off (Mon..-Thurs°) BUY ONE DINNER (from menu = bver'$'6) GET IND ONE'FrOR HALF PRICE after 4 p.m. Monday - Thursday HARBOUR LIGHTS RESTAURANT & TAVERN OPEN 7D!AYS A WEEK 8 A.M. - 1 A.M. HIGHWAY' 21s- BAYFIELD 565-2554 'strict News Beli to sit an ,Huron Warden's seat Tuckersmith Township Reeve Robert M. Bell was acclaimed to the position of Warden of Huron County for 1988 at the in - aural session of Huron County Council. Bell's name was the only one put for- ward during nominations for the Warden's seat at the meeting held Tuesday, Dec. 8, at the Huron County Courthouse, Goderich. He was nominated by. Exeter Reeve Bill Mickle. Bell has served on Tuckersmith Township Council for 15 years, the past 11 as reeve, thus, the township's represen- tative to County Council. Bell has served as chairman of the County Roads, Library, Social Services and Agriculture and Property committees and this year was named to the Waste Management Committee. Bell and his wife Marlene run a family farm operation in Tuckersmith Township. The couple have two children. In accepting the nomination, Bell said Huron residents have "a county we can be proud of". The county, he said, "is known for its strong agricultural base, as well as our many prominent industries." "Promoting The County of Huron as a place to locate new industry," will be among the new warden's priorities for the coming year, he said. Bell also named the Huron County Pioneer Musuem Project, upgrading of the Huronview Home for the Aged and a study on needs of senior citizens as matters to be dealt with in 1988. "We must keep in mind the needs of our seniors, as well as the cost factor," Bell said. Bell said his style of leadership will be to "deal with situations as they arise, listen to arguements for and against and make a decision". Bell praised the work done by 1987 Warden, Turnberry Township Reeve Brian McBurney, saying "he was faced with many contentious issues and proved he had the ability to deal with them." As outgoing warden, McBurney said his year at the county helm has been an en- joyable one. "Hopefully, its been as good a year for the county as it has been for us (McBurney and his wife)". McBurney said one accomplishment achieved during his term was bringing the county departments back to full staff, following the earlier loss of key personnel such as former Medical Officer of Health Dr. Harry Cieslar and former Librarian Bill Partridge. A new librarian (former area resident Beth Ross takes over Jan. 1), has been hired by the county,as has a new MOH (Dr. Maarten Bokhout), a new county engineer (Dennis Merill) and a nutritionist. Tuckersmith Township Reeve Robert Bell (right) was acclaimed to the position of Huron County Warden at the inaugural meeting of Huron County Council on Dec. 8. Here, Bell, looks over some paperwork with County Administrator Bill Hanley. (photo by Patrick Raftis) "All of these people are quite young for the county's various committees. The their positions. We're starting mix the ex- striking committee includes: Bell, Stephen perience that we have with the enthusiasm Township Reeve T. J. Tomes, Hullett of some new people," said McBurney. Township Reeve Tom Cunningham, Hay After the official swearing-in ceremony, Township Deputy Reeve Claire Deichert, the new warden named the striking com- Ashfield Township Reeve Allan J. Gibson mittee, which met following the inaugural and McKillop Township Reeve Marie meeting to begin the task of formulating Hicknell. Striking Committee names members The Striking Committee for Huron Coun- ty Council has announced the .appoint- ments to the various county council com- mittees for 1988. The fo11 wing people will comprise the county committees for the coming year, with the first person named on each com- mittee acting as chairperson. Road — Marie Hicknell, B. M. Machan, L. E. Wilder, D. C. Fraser and Harry E. Worsell (reeve of Goderich). Huronview — Lossy Fuller, Leona Arm- stong, J. G. Workman, Brian McBurney. Health — E. R. Snell, Warden Robert M. Bell, Bee Cooke, C. C. Rau and a provincial representative as appointed by Lieutenant Governor in Council. Library — G. D. D'Arcey, D. W. Johston, Warden Bell, W. E. Bennett, Janis Bisback, R. P. Ritter, Martina Scheiker. Agriculture and Property — C. Deichert, A. A. Wasson, G. H. Stirling, G. E. Prout. Planning and Development — T. J. Tomes, John Doherty (Goderich deputy reeve), C. A. Cranston, J. B. Robinson. Social Services — A. J. Gibson, L. E. Cox, William Mickle, J. R. Kernighan. Museum Committee• — T. J. Cunn- ingham, K. J. McCann, R. W. Fisher, G. E. Prout. Executive — Bell, Hicknell, Fuller, C. Deichert, Tomes, Gibson, Cunningham, D'Arcey and Snell. Warden is ex officio member of all com- mittees and chairman of executive committee. Goderich Holiday Schedule ,yS "{�� rk'...y�';..:y �n�e%:ii '' ',;'�.`',+.i'i��'''��':!i,Ji: `''�,<•,�;'s'? Y�ij.•C:. is Wishing You and Yours a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR CARTER DI PSOTERAL Don Carter & Cord Hoelscher GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1987—PAGE 7 JOYOUS WISHES to you and yours, as we express our appreciation for your very special friendship. JOHN JEFFERY AND SON LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES 524-8171 163 Elgin A e. E. GODERICH siva PAINTS ®a N D T "WHERE'S MY TOWEL?!" 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