HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1977-08-31, Page 14THE BEANS WERE JUST LIKE MOTHER USED TO BAKE — These ladies came out by bus from London for
the Bean Festival and obviously enjoyed their bean dinners. Kay Poole of Vancouver (left) is sitting next to
Nellie Benford of London. Staff photo
Attendance at conventions
is under county scrutiny
Bill • Clifford chairman of the
planning board for Huron County
Council, told council members
Friday in Goderich his com-
mittee believes the executive
committee should review the
policy of county personnel at-
tending conferences outside the
province of Ontario, for the
purpose of clarification and the
establishment of firm guidelines.
The planning department has
authorized Roman Dzus of the
county planning department to
attend the Canadian Conference
on Public Participation which is
to be held in connection with the
University of Alberta in Banff.
In making the recommendation
to council, Clifford said some
questions have_ been asked
concerning the county policy
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regarding out -of -province con-
ventions and conferences, and
felt it was time the policy was
reviewed and aired in public. The
recommendation was approved
by county council,
According to deputy -clerk
treasurer Bill Alcock, the
executive. committee meets mid-
September and possibly could
have a look at the policy before
the next regular council meeting.
Also for the September session
is the position paper of the
Association of Counties and
Regions of Ontario (ACRO) on
the report of the commission on
the reform of property taxation.
Each county council will have a
copy of this position paper for
study from now until the Sep-
tember meeting when it will be
discussed.
Warden Doug McNeil and the
clerk -treasurer Bill Hanly were
authorized to draw up and sign a
suitable contract with Kim
Ainslie, public management
consultant, from Goderich to
investigate and make recom-
mendations on the organization,
functions and financing of health
services in Huron County.
Rev. Homer Weatherbee
assisted Huronview's Chaplain,
Rev. W. H,. McWhinnie, with the
Sunday morning chapel service.
Nelson Lear and Cecil Skinner
sang a duet, accompanied by
Elsie Henderson.
Jennie McGratton was
honoured by her family at a
birthday party in the auditorium
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Lyle Storey of Seaforth
arranged and introduced the
program for family night. The
Junior Cross County Squares
danced two changes. They in-
clude eight boys and girls,
ranging in age from five to eight.
Marie Flynn, Nelson Howe and
Harold Black accompanied the
dancers and singers. There were
vocal numbers by Marie Flynn,
Donna Mcllwain, Debbie and
Dawn Flynn. Mrs: Alice
Leybourne thanked the en-
tertainers on behalf of residents.
Twenty residents attended a
matinee of "See How They Run"
at the Huron Country Playhouse,
Grand Bend, on Wednesday.
The residents enjoyed piano
music in three different areas of
the building on Thursday af-
ternoon, played by Ed Stiles,
Jake Roorda and Ethel Hill.
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