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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-10-09, Page 5DUBLIN AND AREA STUDENT COUNCIL—George Van Slyck, first-year principal at St. Columban School (back), oversees a meeting of the school's recently -elected student council, the first one at St. Columban In several years. Council members, from left: Pat Maloney, Grade 5 class representative; Jim O'Reilly, treasurer; Sean Melady, president; Chris Vogels, secretary; Tanya Van Steelandt, Grade 8; Lisa Murray, Grade 7. Absent Is Grade 8 representative, Pam Nolan. (Raftle photo) Perth delegates split Committed delegates from the Perth Joanne Dill of RR 1, St. Paul's and Rita Progressive Conservative Riding Association Christie of RR 2, Staffa are both voting for are split between provincial , leadership Timbrell. hopefuls Larry Grossman and Dennis Tim- "He's agriculture oriented," said Mrs. brell. The provincial riding association elected its delegates on Saturday, October 5. The delegates will represent Perth Tories at the leadership convention in Toronto on November 15 and 16. Three men, Larry Grossman, Dennis Timbrell and Alan Pope are seeking the provincial Conservative leadership. Of 11 delegates selected from across Perth County, six have definitely decided who their leadership hopeful is. The PC candidate in the May 2 provincial election, Glynn Coghlin of RR 1, Atwood has two reasons 'why he is voting for Dennis Timbrell, besides the fact he is a personal friend. "First of all he has the ability to pull the people together, and second, he has the ability to get the party back into power," said Mr. Coghlin, John Stratton, as Grossman supporter, said while he thinks his man is the best to lead the party both in opposition and as the governing party, Grossman has more going for him. "He appeals to a wider base that will get us back into power,' says the Stratford lawyer, The ability to get what Mr. Stratton called the ethnic vote in the city and Mr. Grossman's proven track record in the provincial cabinet are what is needed by the Conservatives now. Dill of the former agricultural minister.. . Nina Carey of Stratford is leaning towards Grossman who she supported in the last leadership race in January. Kelly Judge.of Listowel says while she is remaining fairly open, she is leaning towards Alan Pope. Kelly's father, Vince Judge, the former president of the Perth PC riding association, maintained throughout the last leadership election he would have supported Pope if he had been running. The male delegates were less sure of how they would vote. The new president of the association, Ross McPhail of RR 2, Staffa is uncommitted for now. He admitted he supported Timbrell last January. Ormond Pridham of RR 1, Fullarton and John Rutherford of RR 1, Stratford are both uncommitted. Tony Sinko of Stratford is another Gross- man supporter. He described the former finance minister as "aggressive" enough to handle the leadership of the party. The other youth delegate, Lisa (Carey) Cartwright of RR 1, Londesboro and formerly of Stratford has not yet decided who she will support. The only other person from Perth who gets to vote at the convention is Dr. Harry Brightwell, member of parliament. He told the crowd he is not yet committed to any candidate. Thanksgiving farm tours are planned The family is all gathered for the Thanksgiving weekend, but there isn't much available for you to do as a group. Wrong. The real meaning of Thanksgiving can be appreciated by experiencing what those pilgrims of oh so many years ago must have felt when the crops were harvested and in the barn and healthy animals were available to feed the family. And the Perth County Federation of Agriculture, for the third year in a row, is offering city and town folk alike the opportunity to experience thankfulness by opening up three farms in the Sebringville area on Saturday, Oct. 12. The agricultural group actually hosts the farm tours in connection with Agri -Food week which is a province -wide event aimed at making consumers more aware of the farmers. The farms will be open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and arrows will mark the location of the three farms all off Highway 8. The RR 5, Stratford farm of Joe Vanden Heuvel is located on the first road off of County Road 12 (just north of Sebringville). Turn right at this first road and the Vanden Heuvel's dairy farm is the third farm in. The furrow to finish hog operation of John Nyenhuis at RR 1, Sebringville is also located off County Road 12. This time, take the second road to the left (conc. 5) and the Nyenhuis farm is the last farm in the first block. The third farm offers a variety of beef cows, poultry and pigs. This is the Carlton E]rgoetz farm at RR 5, Stratford, which is just off the road at Seebach's hill. Turn north and the E hgoetz farm is the second farm on the right. A spokesman for the federation said agriculture products can be sampled. IT'S TOPCOAT TIME ..AGAIN! Styled in Trench Coat Slipon and Half -Belted Models Popular Sand and with Fail Rayon Sizes 36 up Priced Navy Poplin Twill lining, 7500 - 8950 NEW FALL SHIRTS Cotton Flannels Fortrel Knits Cotton Blends Viyellas and others All new patterns & Shades 1 49 5 _ 4500 NEW FALL SLACKS Pleated or Plain Style, Guaranteed Washable Slacks • Many New Fail Shades • Mostly Perma-Press • Sizes 28 to 50 Waist PRICED SPECIALLY AT 2950 - 425° CLOSED MONDAY OCT. 14 THANKSGIVING DAY Gates to be locked Gates will remain locked on weekends at the driveway entrances to the Perth County board of education's office building in Stratford. Stratford trustee Paul Parlee attempted to get his colleagues to have administration reconsider the locked gates at their October 1 meeting, The gates at the west end of the property are locked on weekends. At the same time, a barricade is put up at the east entrance to the property. "This is public property and the public should have access to it," said Mr.' Parlee. However, the majority of his colleagues do not agree. Some cited cars travelling through the driveway at high rates of speed and people returning 'to their cars late at night and creating noise as reasons for keeping' the parking lot off limits. To counter the speeding, Mr. Parlee suggested speed bumps be put in the driveway. Wallace Township trustee Dereck Ward complained he has had difficulty in the lot because it is full. He suggested people, other than those on school board business are using the parking lot. Mr. Ward also said the building and property are owned by taxpay- .ers across the county, not just Stratford. 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