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4--THF,URON EXpOSI',ron, SEAFORTH, ONT., SEPT. 30, 1965.
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PREVENTION OF RABIES-
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The Huron County Health .Unit, in co-op-
eration with the Health of Animals Branch
of the Canada Department of Agriculture,
will hold a free rabies clinic at Seaforth, in
the Fire Hall, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTQER 6th, 1965
from 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
Vaccination against rabies will be pro-
vided for dogs and cats three months of age
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No certificates will . be issued at this clinic. .
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Take advantage of this opportunity to have
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GRADUATION CEREMONIES. were held at •Dublin Con-
tinuation School on Sunday. Members of the graduating class
are: -Oat) Rosalie Ducharme, Pat McLaughlin, Elaine -Mur-
ray, Maureen Looby, Patricia Melody and Mary Margaret
ST. COLUMBAN
Mrs. Joseph Eckert / and Mrs.
Thomas Purcell are spending a
few days in Midland.
Attending the •CWL Deanery
meeting in Brodhagen .Com-
munity Hall were: Mrs. Vincent
Murray, Mrs. William McMillan,,
Mrs. Lewis Coyne, Mrs. Frank
Murray, Mrs. Martin Murray,
Mrs. Albert Cronin, Mrs. Angus
Kennedy, Mrs. James O'Connor
and Mrs. Peter Van Drunen.
Miss Mary Ellen Doyle, Lon-
don, with Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Doyle.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Regier,
London, with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Maloney.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Marcy and
children, Stratford, with Mr.
and Mrs–Auguste Ducharme.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry'Burke, of
Detroit, with Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Coyne,' pf-
Port Dover, visited relatives in
the area this past week.
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Flanagan; (front) Jack Flannigan and Pat Brown. The
graduates were guests at a dinner, and later attended a
Benediction Service.
(Expositor photo by Phillips)
Huron Rejects Proposal
To Fill Reeve Vacancies
Huron county councillors do
not favor picking some one "off
the streets," so to speak, to
be a member of county council
in event of "a vacancy in the
office of reeve or deputy reeve.
Exeter, which had. some diffi-
culty in dealing with the, vac=
any created by the death of
Deputy Reeve Ralph Bailey,
sent in a resolution proposing
an amendment to the Municipal
Act, providing for the election
or appointment of "airy quali-
fied citizens who is able and
willing to serve well on county
council."
Exeter council was forced in-
to a most undesirable position,
the resolution stated, when all
six councillors were by reason
of their employment unable to
find the time to sit on county
council. "This," it was stated,
"has necessitated the election
of a man to do a job which he
knows he cannot do well, and
which he does not want to do."
The legislative and executive
committee recommended non-
concurrence,
"Anyone coming to county
council should be willing and
have the time," said Reeve Ken
Stewart, chairman, "but just to
go out and pick up somebody
with no 'experience, because -he
is willing, .is degrading council
to some extent."
The report being before
council. the opportunity was
taken by Rev. Philip Gandon,
deputy reeve of Exeter, to com-
ment- upon the situation.
"Before standing for munici-
pal election," he said, "a n'ian
Will weigh his responsibilities.
and providing he is able and
willing to devote that amount
of time, he will let his name
stand. It does not necessarily
follow that the same man has
the extra time to do another
job. County council and the lo-
cal,. council are closely related.
but they e two jobs. The Act
provides •hat if a councillor
dies, council shall appoint the
unsuccessful candidate with the
highest number of votes, or
another citizen qualified. In
this case there were• six coup:
cillors, but due to the nature
of their employment they were
willing only to do the job for
which they were elected. None
could easily devote the extra
time to county council. yet the
Act says it is mandatory to ap-
point one of these six men.
There were men in the corn-
niunity who might have been
able to devote more time to
the job.
"I am not ' going to be able
to attend every meeting. If
• this resolution had had the ef-
fect of changing the legislation
1 in the'• way we have outlined
here. probably in nine case of
ten there would be no differ-
ence, because council\ ordinar-
ily would elect a member of
its own council to fill a vacancy.
� But if, as in Exeter, there was
no one fully able to do this,
jthey would be free to go to
the citizens of the community.
The resolution is not saying
you have to go outside council.
It is wrong,^though, to assume
that because a man can do one
job he is able to do two."
Reeve Milton Oesch, Zurich,
pointed out that when not en-
ough persons qualify at munici-
,pal nominations, another nom-
ination meeting must be held.
Speaking of the Exeter reso-
lution, Warden Webb said:
"You might bring in someone
who would not be approved by
the electors, and in effect
downgrade 'county council."
Reeve Snell, East Wawanosh:
"I agree with the committee."
Reeve Clarence Boyle, Exe-
ter: "Council has the right to
elect from among its sitting
members, and that man would
have to accept the office or re-
sign at the same meeting,
which takes him off council.
The next man could be ap-
pointed and the same thing
happen, 4,you might end up
without ,a council, except the
mayo and reeve. Ones elected
by "other members 40f 'council
to the deputy's chair have only
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and election. That is the un-
derstanding we got from the
Municipal Board, and we do
not approve of an election in
the middle of the year."
Warden Webb: "Some mem-
bers of council should be pre-
pared to take over these posts."
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