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Huron County Council Airs Grievance
r.bitrcitic. n
With "preliminary approv-
al" already given by Stanley
+aurid to q 4695>432 tender.
tqr const.'uetion of a Tucker-
Smith-Stanley
ucker-Smith-Sta .l'ey central school
the:; Kippun area, .county
epuia;cil sent to arbitration
• 'petition of certain Tucker-
srnith ratepayers who favor
Kginondvi,lle, Harpurhey and
the northeastt Section of Tuck-
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or School Issue
ersrnith forming a union
• school in Seaforth.
Judge- 8., . S.etherington
was named arbitrator in a re -
pert of the public school con-
.sultatiye committee..
°Since" tlie•. `committee is
aware of: the fact that ani de-
lay will cause concern to • the
trustees of ' Huron County.
School Aiea No. 1," the re-
port stated, "it is requested
that a 'decision be reached on
or before April 12."
The consultative committee
comprises Reeve Carl Dalton,
Seaforth; Reeve Wilmer
Hardy, Colborne, and Deputy
Reeve Everett McIlwatn,
Goderich.. Township.
In company with, Inspector
James Kinkead, they had
wrestled with the matter for
two days before county coun-
cil met.'
Reeve Hardy told council:
"Until the question is settled,
the departments of education
and municipal affairs wtll•not
grant permission to build."
"There is only one way to
handle this,'declared Reeve
Clarence Boyle, Exeter. "We
are going to have • to have a
board of, education in the
county. The sooner council
members get down to think-
ing in broad terms, the soon-
er they will have all such
questions resolved."
Pulled Rug
"Some members," ° s a I'd
Reeve Hardy, "appear to
think the committee has pull-
ed the, rug from under their
feet, but we have had it rou4h
and heavy:,
'This is-a'great injustice to
the children, and those town-
ships whielf .already have the
pr-operty .and.. have. siletrt a
large'amount. No matter Who
wins it isgoing to cost Tuck-
ersmith a great deals
"Even the minority has.
rights, and the judgment of
the arbitrator is not -final, it •
may go to, a court case. Thin
is only a delaying action,
which may .be fought over
again: next November. can
coming to the ecis�on to ap.
•point Judge Hetherington° as
arbitrator I feel it is'. the
'quickest way to settle thus."
' "If aP?°petition is not acted
upon by :the local) council,"
said Mr. McIlwain, "a petition
is sent' to county council,
which has power to appoint
an arbitrator. With '.he pro:
paganda going an, it would be'
a problem ta get anyone un-
biassed.'
Reeve Talbot, Stanley: "I
should like to say for publica-
tion we have not approved the
debentures yet, only prelim-
inary approval."
Warden Stewart: "We real-
ized we had to bring in some
report today. This looked
like a solution that would be
carried. In Ietting a contract
for the school there is a time
factor,' and tenders might
have to be withdrawn,,,, and
the school board or Stanley
would lose a lot of money."
e Mr. Berry said he would
notify Judge Hetherington
first thing Monday, "and he
can set up his own investiga-
tion."
The consultative committee
reported that it could not deal
with an appeal from certain
Tuckersmith ratepayers 'who
_had requester: the municipal
council to form a union school
section with Hensall: the ap-
plication was not made under
Section 48.
In, the Morris -East Wawa -
nosh case, the committee "be-
lieves that any transfer of
property will -not solve the
'problerp, and since it appears
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that it is impossible to pro-
ceed, with the building pro-
grams at Belgrave, Blyth and
_Brtt[s`s'els atttnis-t nae,rde&nite
action 'should be taken. Ac-
cordingly, the committee re-
commends that the East Wa-
Wanosh Township school area
be added to the Morris Town-
ship school area."
Reeve Procter, Morris,
thought it best "for all -con-
cerned that we have three
schools in this larger area,
and the sooner we get this
thing under 'way the better
for everybody." 'Reeve Snell
of East Wawanoslr said: "I
will certainly go back and see
what can be done."
21 ' Skaters
Pass Tests
a
Fin�lists: 4nnounced
For Crdma FestivaJ
Three high schools from this
region, all winners in their dis-
trict festivals, ;will • compete on
Wednesday April 6, at Brant-
ford 'Collegiate Institute, in one
of the regional compe'titi'ons of
Simpsons-- Sears Ontario Col-
legiate Drama Festival.
The high schools .competing
at Brantford include Stratford
Central Secondary School, who
won- the Huron -Perth Confer-
ence District Festival with "The
Marriage -Proposal" by Anton
Chekov, directed by Mr. E. Par-
ker; St. Jerome's High School,
winner of the Kitchener -Water -
The following member?of the
Goderich Figure Skating Club
were successful in passing the
following parts of their Can-
adian Figure Skating Associa-
tion in preliminary tests held in
Stratford.
Dutch Waltz: Susan Duck-
worth, Jennifer Cook, Debbie
Oke, Nancy f Parsons, Janice
Twaddle, Mary McFadden,. Janet
Sutherland. Beverley Chapman.
Canasta •I ango: Nadine Lewis,
Janet Pettus, Vicki Needham,
Shirley -Ann Hom,outh, Nancy
Parsons.
Swing Dance: Janet Pettus,
Nancy, Parsonr.
Keats Fox Trot: Jackie Lewis.
This makes a total of 21. The
largest number in the history
of the club who have passed the.
test's,
OBITUARY
WILLIAM B. JOHNSTONs
A life-long Goderich resident,
William B. Johnston, died sud-
denly at Clinton RCAF station,
where he worked, on Tuesday.
Mr. Johnston. who was a civil,
ian driver at the , station was
44 years of age.
He was the son of William
Percival Johnston and Tena Kay
who survive him.
A member of Knox Presby-
terian Church he is also sur-
vived by his wife, the fdrmer
Lucy Elliwood; ' two children,
Mrs. Robert (Beverly) Harris
and Terry, both of Goderich;
one brother, D.C. "Bud" John.
ston, Grimsby.
Mr. Johnston 'belonged
Maitland 'Lodge No. 33 A,F
AM, Royal -Arch Masons and.
Eastern Star.
The funeral service will
held on Friday at 2 p.m. in
Stiles funeral home with
Rev. G. L. Royal officiating.
°terment. will follow in,Maitla
cemetery.
A Masonic service will
held at the funeral home
night (Thursd:,y) at 9 p.m.
lop District Festival, with "Sar-
ah and the Sax," by t e'vis John
Carling, directed by Mr. W. E.
Klos; and Brantford Collegiate
Institute, winner of the Brant-
ford District Festival, with "The
Babies by Anita Lippman; -iitr,
eeted by Mr. h. A. Robinson.
'Fhe festival will start at 8:00
p.m. and is open to the public.
Tickets are available from any
of the above schools.
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Sponsor of the Ontario Col-
legiate Drama Festival, Simvp-
sons-Sears Limned, is providing
trophies for the regional com-
petition at Brantford, to be pie-
sented to the winning play and
to the best° actor and best ac-
tress. Adjudicator will be Mr.
Dennis Sweeting.
The winning play will' repre-
sent this region at the Ontario
Collegiate Drama Festival Fin-
als, to be held at the University
of Waterloo Theatre of the Arts,
on May 6 and 7, along with five
other regional representatives
from other parts of the pro-
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