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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1977-03-31, Page 18•• •••••••••1••r7, -•••••,,I,'4. • • , PAGE 18-0,06ERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MABC431, 1977 pporttonment by aw- Huron County Co passed a by-law last sday establishing the portionment for 1977 t paid by each municip uncil toward county spending. Thur- ap- As required under the o be Municipal Act, the County ality determined the percentage Racing sea4on..... (continued from page 1) of the Kinsmen Club and all Council members, to finalize the decision but details were not available at press time. Replacement of the grandstand is expected to cost $250,000 in Clinton and funding will be sought through a Community Cen- ter's grant, Wintario, the Ontario Racing Commission and a possible Agricultural Society grant. The remainder would be paid by the Kinsmen with no tax money going toward the repairs. It is also hoped that a public canvass for funds can be avoided. If such a plan is followed, the grandstand would be ready for the first racing date of June 26, if the structural steel contractor can get supplies by the end of this week. The Chairman of the Hanover Raceway committee said earlier this week that reports the track's grand- stands don't -meet building code standards are untrue. Philip Conlin said he spoke with personnel at the Ontario Racing Commission and was assured "we will be receiving our licences any day". But Bill McDonnell, director of the Ontario Racing Commission, told the Board...,. (continued from page 1) moved to Robertson as principal when the super- visory job was eliminated with the closing of Victor Lauriston School. He has been a superintendent for five years. Phillips was vice -Principal of CHSS .for four years before moving to principal of F.E. Madill in Wingham when Frank Madill became superintendent of education. Phillips came to the board office two years ago as assistant to Cochrane. The director said he had no way of predicting what the move would do to the wages of the two men. He said Smith now earn S about $39,000 and Phillips about $33,000. Smith would be guaranteed his present wage for another year before being adjusted to an elementary school prin- cipal's wage, about $29,000. Phillips now makes the same as a secondary school principal. He said Smith would receive whatever a superintendent received as a result of this year's negotiations and in Sep- tember of 1978 would be paid an elementary school prin- cipal's wage. "The real saving isn't going to be in wages," said Cochrane. "It's the $60,000 the board saves by not having to appoint two new prin- cipals." Police Report A two -car collision west of the Zehrs entrance on High- , way 8 March 23 resulted in a total damage estimate of $3,500 to vehicles driven by Dr. L.K. Colquhoun, 70 Shipley St. Clinton and Mike Burley, 103 Bruce St. Goderich. Damage to the Colquhoun vehicle was estimated at $1,500 and $2,000 to the Burley vehicle. There were no in- juries. A two -car collision on the Square March 25 resulted in a total damage estimate of $400 to vehicles driven by Benson Freeman, 216 Bayfield Rd. Goderich and John W. Corriveau 62 Waterloo St. Goderich. Damage to each vehicle was estimated at $200. There were no injuries. GLT News Things are once again humming around Goderich Little Theatre as the cast of the third production is hard at we' mystery play "Night. Must Fall-. It will be presented at MacKay Hall, April 27, 28, 29, and 30th. " This being the third production, it would normally be the end of the GLT seasop. But this year, the troupe will Continue on hoping to assist the Jubilee 3 Committee with a variety show. In order to get the ball rolling on this project, there will be, meeting'. bit Are& gesclay April.6 tit 7,40.p.M. at me asseastient office." • Signal -Star on Friday that notification had been sent to Class Three tracks whose facilities did not meet the safety standards and named Hanover among those seven. Over the past few years DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES share that each municipality was to contribute according to the pr9portion that the equalized .ftsessment of each municipality bears to the $300,000 has been spent "on improvements at the Hanover track and the reports that seating was unsafe caused considerable controversy in that com- munity. • • .„- ' • • ••• '64' total equalized assessment of all municipalities within the County. In former years, the per- centage paid by each municipality for Health, Huronview, Children's Aid, Social Services and Library has been based on population rather than assessment. Provision is niade that the County may, if it feels the by- law passed under the first regulations is not just and equitable, amend it to make apportipriztient more equitable:, As a result, such an amendment was passed at the same time. In general apportionment the rates range from $27,644 for the village of Myth to $395,002 for the Town of Goderich. Clinton will pay $122,892, Exeter $170,308, Seaforth $73,845, and Wingham$141,163. Under the amendment Blyth pays $31,829, Goderich $378,815, Clinton $131,332, Exeter $168,800, Seaforth $81,803 and Wingharn $138,965. In the townships the general apportionment ranges from West Wawanosh with $46,335 to Stephen with $218,403. Under the amend- ment those high and low rates change to $51,445 in West Wawanosh and $209,725 in Stephen. In other Executive Com- mittee business, county councillors supported a recommendation from. the conunittee that a grant of $500 be paid to both the Huron Country Playhouse- and the ,,Blyth Center for the Arts. Committee Chairman William Morley explained that the representatives of the Playnouse and Blyth Centre for the Arts had ap- peared before the committee to seek the grant: The 1977 budget for the Playhouse is $175,000 with $5,000 expected from municipal bodies. The Ontario Arts Council may le OZ. PKG. 594 R diFEEMATE 1.19 SILVERWOODS 40 02. �OX BIO -AD 2.29 BUDGET IS OZ. TIN DOG FOOD 6$1 HEINZ 32 KErdiup 994 ROSE BRAND DILL 48 FL °Z PICKLES $1 • 2 HEREFORD CORNED BEEF 9134 12T:3Nz. KRAFT CANADIAN SINGLES 16 OZ. PKG. SLICES LIBBYS TOMATO g JUICE 48 FL. OZ. 6 9' 3 LB. TIN CRISCO SHORTENING. 1.69 WHITE SWAN BATHROOM EASTER. LILIES 3 BLOOM -.1.99 BICKS SWEET MIXED or YUM YUM 9 PICKLES 32 FL ST. WILLIAMS WITH PECTIN JAMRASP. OR - STRAW. 02. 24 FL. 99 OZ. DELMONTE FANCY 14 FL. OZ. 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