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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-11-09, Page 41k 1 TIUMANIBsatxl',tbat.bctef}le of MNPan'S•eA • $ , ? U d e h ` d o1 the county 1,Rtr�oldonservu eddcatlpn ear.Srr ti "tweed Conservation Ar00, heat'- A Y'> u� 1 e art alae '411 ntlnuc for' another year, with `r >. It.had it 7;l1 f ►ope that l similar d>wfioar'the-Perth;County'Boardoo�f pi 'could �be .'set up the ..ration to make the program accessible to cwtselrvaltlon authority in Mal, .arced whlcia IsTT Odle from•the',ipOr�th end of the county. MMtleful 'Valle Conservaton Authority A nreaentation through dramatic5USC of '(MICA). • "1'sbquld•.add that 1 got a phone call yesterday from the Maitland Valley Conser- va ...a,, Authority,' said Mr. Thompson ntang that Authority is hoping to develop a plmIlat program at the'Wawanosh Conserve - tion Area 1n Huron' County. ' " But for now, there 1s Ito such program•fdr the schools north of Milverton. So the board , ' has approved 510,500 to be set, aside front its.' 1984 budget to cover the 59.000($63 perday - ppeerclass plus partial transportation\costs) as the' board's share of the. program. . The additional $1,500 is added to,. assist t the schools in the north end of the county with Superintendent of program Keith Thump- transportat 3P Costs. ' par , uIldes and oral commentary. by te1ie)M• at ' the boar4's Nov. 1 'meeting outlined the outdoor education program's Orst.year of existence. • year ago, the board agreed to Apitte in an outdoor education program at Wiidwood in co-operation with • Upper Themes • driver Conservation Authority (UTRCA) which operates the conservation area. The board approved spending up 'to 57,000 to add to present school trip budgets. Although the 1983 program is not yet over,, teachers have praised highly the program and UTRCA staff. • NORTH END TOO BET'T r COCKER' SUPER MOIST CAKE M'IX: 510 PKG, .t; FRE$Hr NOOAlrKSATT'ACHED • tI< 11r '2 LEGS t d . KG 5 W r• PRICES IN EFFECT IN MOST SUPERIOR MARKETS UNTIL NOV. 12, 1983 . Thanks, foster parents Family and Children's Services of Huron ' County hdld Its annual banquet at the White Carnation in Holmesville last Thursday evening and Foster Parent Awards for long service were given to, from left, Charles and Constance Kernick Of R.R. 3 Exeter (10 years); Gerald and Reta Van Engen of R.R, 1 Wroxeter (15 years); Bob and Helen Denomme of Hay Township (19 years); and Tony and Mary Van Dorp (and family) of R. R. 2 Seaforth (15 years). Absent for photo were Robert and Ruth Gibson of R.R. 1 FordWIch (5 years) and Garth and Ruth McCtinchey of R.R.1 Auburn (14 years). (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) ' get pHr� ibbert �Q�Ciyewc�r�,,,�� involved in Dublin "aspute Dublin Trustee Jerry Murray appealed to Hibbert township council Monday at Staffa over the way meetings of village trustees are being run. Previously Mr. Murray had complained to inspecting trustee Matt McCri-tght concerning the method used to notify him of the change in location of the September meeting. As a result at the October meeting Mt. McCreight asked for an apology from Mr. Murray. Later at the same meeting he threatened to have Mr. Murray declared out -of -order and rethoved from the meeting. In discussing the situation with Mr. JELL'Y. POWDER'S T.:. .89 3 GARLIC, POLKKI OGORKI BIc.K'S. ' ' . DILtiCKLE$: 4 [PLAIN, LITRE AR a °CARNATION EVAPORATED MILK 385 ML.63 SEAFORTH ONLY • • CHRISTIE'S - . 250G BOX RITZ (PLAIN) 29 CRACKERS ■ SUN PAC ORANGE, BLENDED OR GRAPEFRUIT 48 OZ. TIN JUICE . 1. PURE FROM CONCENTRATE CHRISTIE'S - TRISCUITS CRACKERS, 1 250 G BOX 49 ■ CELEBRATION CAKE F MIXES '0 AN SEAFORTH ONLY R • BUNSMASTER PRODUCTS arriving frash daily! 8.8 0Z. FROZEN 81 OZ, OLD SOUTH 100% FLORIDA ORANGE ■ r, . 1 KO BAG FROZEN Murray, Hibbert Reeve Ivan Norris said . the township could not get involved adding that Mr. Murray and Mr. McCreight would have to overlook their. differences. Reeve Norris said he had discussed matters with Mr. McCreight and was sure he would be willing to co-operate. After meeting with the council 'Mr. Murray said when he was wrong he did hot' hesitate to admit it. Mr. Murray added he had received a letter from a ratepayer in Dublin 'who wanted more information about what the trustees"were doing. The letter writer said they should all work together, a sentiment with which Mr. Murray said he agreed. PUSS 'N BOOTS 425 G TIN CAT . $ • FOOD ' , • JOY , .. 590ML LIQUID 1 40 DETERGENTE BOPOWDERED 3 suTResoz LA- . 9 DETERGENT ■ . Arrests made in cattle thefts may solve case district have been the victims of cattle rustlers. Police have recovered 41 head of cattle valuved at S27.000. The suspects appeared in Provincial Court. Stiatford on Friday, Oct. 28. The case was remanded until Monday. Nov. 28. when a bail hearing will be had. "There is no indication• the men were farmers," says Mr. Beatty. "All the loose ends should be completed by the next court appearance." Constable Larry McCurdy of Glencoe, assisted with the investigation. It was co-ordinated by Corporal N.M. Neal of Mount Forest and Corporal Leo Sweeney of London. Two men, one from London and the second from RR3, Glencoe were arrested by Ontario Provincial Police in connection with cattle thefts in south-western Ontario. The arrest took place Wednesday. Oct. 26 at a farm south of Hamilton. "We are looking at tying in excess of 188 cattle valued at 3125.000. ' says Constable Chtick Beatty of the Sebringville OPP. "1'm not saying charges will be laid in connection with acattle theft at the Frank Cronin farm in St. Columban, but I feel it is tied in. We're at the point of proving it now." Eleven head of cattle, valued at SI1,000 were taken from a barn owned by Mr. Cronin on Sept. 14. Since May. 10 farmers in the Mount Forest district and five in the London Open your committee meetings, citizen asks Huron 100'e BAYER 02 an ASPIRINS LILO DREAM. WHIP BONUS PACK R088, 4140001! AU. PURPOSE' 85G PKG. 5,KG • (3S KG. + 1.51(G) SALADA 12o's ORANGE PEKOE TEA BAQS.: . .: FLUFF() SHORTENING 1.09 WESTbSN'S •• 1 LB, PKG. PEERLESS 400 GM, CRACKERS Salted onlyt9 , • SEAFQR F 'Ol�b a y, a*.-' FLOUR CLUB HOUSE' PURE'BLAEK PEPPER DOWNY - i 2 LITRE JUG 'FABRIC: SOFTENER 41 o'erior QUALITY MEAT PRODUCE CHIOUITA GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS 64' KG. PRODUCE U.S.A. CANADA NO.,1 CUCUMBERS CANADA FANCY • A public spirited citizen's request will make Huron County Council consider its dosed committee meeting policy. Elsa Haydon of Goderich approached county council at its Nov. 3 meeting asking for a review of the policy whereby all its standing committees such as road, property and executive and local boards such as health unit and Huronview are closed to the public. "My appeal to you concerns two points, the direct relationship between your council and 'local boards' and second, public access to meetings of public bodies, said Mrs. Haydon. A 12 -year veteran of municipal business and former councillor on Goderich town council, the Goderich resident started looking into the county's practise of closed meetings after recently being asked to leave a library board meeting. She has since sat in an a planning board meeting, the only committee or local board meeting that is open to the public. 1 should clarify one point first." Mrs. Haydon told council" "As I write two regular columns In area publications, I understand the question has arisen whether 1 address you as an individual or as a front spokesman for the press. That point is quite clear. When I did not seek re-election last fall, the Signal -Star Publishing (Goderich) manage- ment offered me the same privilege and courtesy as has been extended to our MPP Jack Riddell. 1 am not employed by anybody. 1 am not answerable to anyone, but I do abide by the code of professional respbnsl- bi ity." One member of council Exeter Reeve William Mickle, spoke in favor of open committee or local board meetings. He suggested that council meet Mrs. Haydon's diallenge to review its committee meeting policy. The Exeter reeve added that if it is impossible to open the meetings then the county should ' explain to the public why". Goderich Deputy Reeve Jim Britnell questioned if -council is on solid legal ground Stomitting the public. Warden Grant irling said the Ministry of Municipal Affairs indicated committees can be run as "council sees fit". MORETHOROUGf Hay Township Reeve Lionel Wilder said he is in favor of closed committee meetings because "if we have the press or the public at a committee meeting (subjects) will not be discussed as thoroughly". CANADA GRADE A ROASTING 2.62KG CHICKENS LB. 1.19 454 G PKG SCHNEIDERS WIENERS 1 69 MacINTOSH 3LB. APPLES BAG CANADA NO, 1 CARROTS SCHNEIDERS SLICED 175 G PKG SANDWICH MEATS .99 BY THE PIECE 3.95 KG SCHNEIDERs BOLOGNA LB. 1.79 SCHNEDERS 500 G PKG. COUNTRY GOOD i fin SAUSAGE 110U SCHNEIDERS 175 G PKG, SLICED, CHOPPED HAM COED 1.49 • 4 x 125E PATTIES 5gg PKG. SCHNEIDERS 5 LB. BAG ■29 LB ■ - �A. 19 189. BAKERY WESTON'S PKG.OF6 JAM-FILLED U � FLED � .39 WI TE SLICED BREAD 450G LOAF 69. ■ BROWNBERRY ,HRALTH NUT76 BREAD , WE TEOENORMAL E THE AMIL 10UMIEMT ENNTTSITtES 450 G LOAF •