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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, JUNE 3. 1971
Huron committee considers brief
The county development
committee reported to Huron
County Council at its May sess-
ion last Friday in Goderich that
it had considered a brief from
the Huron County Pork Producers
and had decided to hold at least
one matter in abeyance for furth-
er consideration.
The matter held over for furth-
er discussion concerns the follow-
ing clause in the brief:
"We believe that the residents
of Huron County should be better
informed and have more avail-
able knowledge of what the
different county committees are
performing for them in prog-
rams, policies and decisions
within their elected year. These
reports of county activities
should be performed by someone
within the county office and
sent to the press, radio etc,
and therefore the public would
not be confused with unrealistic
quotations and personal opinions
within county business that we
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In speaking to the report,
committee chairman Alex Mc-
Gregor explained that the clause
was,inserted in the brief follow-
ing a recent meeting of county
council at which, it was report-
ed in the Huron County Weekly
Newspapers, that one member
of council was in favor of cont-
inuing imports of pork to Can-
ada and a second member of
council remarked that in his op-
inion, beef farmers had "never
had it so good."
A letter from an official of
the Huron County Pork Producers
was subsequently forwarded to
some weekl y newspapers rep-
rimanding the council members
for their remarks and expressing
the hope that the press represent-
ative had misquoted their actual
statements.
The remainder of the brief
presented to Huron County Coun-
cil was as follows:
Clause II - "The Pork Produc-
ers also recommend that the
county present and urban and
agricultural development build-
ing program plan to make avail-
able as soon as possible to all
livestock and agricultural prod-
ucers, as to the foreseeable fut-
ure growth of Huron County. The
modern livestock or agricultural
units that are being built today an
in the future are all very comp-
lex in design, size and expense.
These units cannot be planned
for just one generation but two,
therefore producers should know
the plans for their area as to the
life, usefulness of these units are
worth in particular near urban
areas.
Clause III - "Another suggest-
ion we propose is that the county
along with the townships study
the possibility of erecting traffic
signs at all concessions and
cross roads in the county. With
the increase of traffic of cars,
trucks and farm machinery, we
are witnessing an increase in
accidents and deaths at cross
roads. With the knowledge that
we all protect the one on the
right at cross roads, we felt this
is not good enough with increase
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of traffic at faster speeds, con-
cealed cross roads with crops etc.
Most towns now have signs on
back streets, why not on town-
ship concessions?"
The county development com-
mittee made the following rec-
ommendations: Clause II - that
the suggested Code of Practice
in conjunction with the County
Official Plan should be a suitable'
guide: Clause III - that the Pork
Producers Association should
petition local township council
regarding the matter of erecting
signs as this is a subject of local
jurisdiction.
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Results of
poiy r` ces
at Zurich
A race meet of the iluron
County Trotting Club was held
at Zurich, on May 30. The
results are as follows.
2:25-2:30 Race Time 2:15
Sparks - Norm Dumas 1, 1
Dynamite Trigger - Max Wind-
sor 2, 2; Lady Heather - Reg
Good 3, 3,
2:20 - 2:25 Race Tinie 2:16
" Blue 13e11 - Eldon Turnbull 1, 1
2:15 - 2:20 Race Time 2;28 and
2:11; Fleetwood Ginger - Jack
Meadows 1, 1; Mickey Joe - Max
Windsor 2, 2;
2:05 - 2:10 Race Time 2.01and
1:59• Royal Atom - Gord Bloch
1, 1; Ross's Lady Supreme - Ernie
Ross, 2.3; Lucky Lady - Harry
Beavers 3, 2; St. Paul's Lad -
Jack Meadows 4, 4
2:00 - 2:05 Race Time 1:57
and 1:53 ; R -Way Tiny - Roy
Steffler 1, 1.
1:55 - 2:00 Race Time 1:42 and
1:42; Popular Sherry - Al Hohner
1, 1; Sunday Smile - Keith Mc-
Farland 2, 2;
C HILDREN's RACES;
First Division: Race Time 2:32
Dynamite Trigger - Charles
Windsor 1; Lady Heather -
Wayne Good 2;
Second division: Race Time
2.07; St, Paul's Lad - Murray
Meadows ;, Mickey Joe, Kevin
Windsor 2.
POWDER PUFF:
First Division: Race Time
2:06; Queen of Spades - Sandra
Schroeder 1; St, Paul's Lad -
Barbara Fulcher 2; Mickey Joe -
Gwen Windsor 3; Fleetwood Gin-
ger - Mary Cunningham 4, -
Second Division: Race Time
1:42; Smilie - Marg Cunningham
1; Popular Sherry - Sandra
Schroeder 2.
A draw was made during the
meet: First prize - one-half
beef - Mr. Gord Glazier, Strat-
ford; Second prize - 10 lb. ham;
Mr. Ed Fink, Hensall and third
prize: turkey. Jim Neil, Exeter.
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