The Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-01-11, Page 14or
PAGE 14-.-GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY. JANUARY 11, 1973
The area councils sent four new,
members to Huron County are Warren Zinn, • Ashfield Deputy -reeve; R Shewfelt,•.
Council this month. They are soon here with the new warden, Goderi Reeve; Roy Ailin, the first De • ty-reeve of
Reeve Roy V. Pattison of East Wawanosh. From left t -igh Colb ne; and Stan Profit, Goderich Deputy -reeve.
Organizations agreed
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Huron F. of A. supports Miller motion
BY KEITH ROULSTON
Walter Miller, vice-president
of: the National Farmers Union
won support for an idea from
-what he would likely think an
unusual source -last week.
Mr. Miller, at a meeting last,
week in Harriston over the
proposal for a dump in Minto
township for garbage from
Toronto; called for,. ,legislation
to make, recycling of garbage
mandatory. His call, won sup-
port . from the Huron County
Federation df Agriculture Iasi
Thursday night' at a meeting in .
* Clinton. In discussing the
.situation in neighboring
Wellington county, the Huron
county farmers felt Mr. Miller's
suggestion was the 'long` -'term
answer to the problem of dum-
ping.
As. to supporting the idea of
the vice-president of the long
time rival NFU, Peter .Chan-
dler, a director from 'East ,
Wawanosh declaredthat if the
Federation ever hoped to have
a general farm organization, it
must) willing to support the
•
NFU when the Union had a
good idea.
President Mason bailey of
Blyth said he wondered if at
times the government „wasn't
glad to see the two farm groups
at each other's throats because
it .kept farmers from getting
together' to voice a united
stand.
The motion carried
unanimously.
Adrian Vos of Blyth, chair-
man of the property committee ;.
reported that,the committee of
the Huron, and Bruce
federations and farmers along
the route of .the proposed On-
-tario Hydro power line from
Douglas Poiyit to . Seaforth is
nearly ready to sit down and
start bargaining with Hydro.
Committees for the coming
, year were announced . at the
meeting. The social , ommittee
,will be made `up of . Dave
McCallum; Pat Honking, Betty
Stafford and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Down. The education commit-
tee will include Doug Fortune,
'Peter •Chandler, Stewart
Wilson and Jack Tebbutt. The
Council warned
(continued from page 1
dation made to council at its
earliest convenience.
Mayor Worsell"told new'Har•
-
l'bor'Chairmjn Bill Clifford that
the beach_ is , changing prac-
tically .every day and the mat-
ter should be reviewed before a
recommendation is -made.
The matter of improving the
standard of plumbing inspec-
tions in Goderich came up for
discussion, too:
Mayor Worsell reported that
Building Inspector., Roy
Breckentidge has contacted all'
the plumbers in -town regarding
a proposed set of regulations
and noted that a meeting will
be held in the near future. to
hammer out the details. Reeve
Deb Shewfelt said the plum-
bing inspection guidelines
should be handled at the same .
time as the new building bylaw. '
There was no open discussion
at fast Thursda, ,s regular
council meeting concerning
purchasing the property of Mrs.
Dorothy - Bla.ke on_' Lakeside
.Drive. The matter was referred
to the Administrative Commit-
tee.
Deputy -reeve Stan Profit;
however; suggested it would be
wise to "first -establish whether
this property is for sale to the
municipality or not".
The first bylaw of 1973 was
passed. It was to authorize the
borrowing of up to $500,000 to
meet expenditures until- 1973
taxation is available.
At the urging, of Deputy -reeve
Profit, Administrator Walls
-said that while the new interim
tax billing is supposed to assist
the municipality to operate
without- borrowing' funds, it
would be sometime before 'the
full benefits of the new interim
billings ' would show that
ultimate effect.
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'44;obi 30 VICTOrnA 1, IiORTN.
property committee involves
Adrian Vos, Alan Turnbull,
Jack Stafford, Howard Pym
and Stanley Johns.
There will be two't'member-
ship committees, one for the.
north and another for the south
of the county. The north in-
volves Jack Stafford, Bill
Coultes, Bill Mann ,and Bill
Beysenberger. The south will
be made up of Alan Turnbull,
Don` Raider, John Oke and
Jack Taylor. The input commit-
tee includes Vince Austin, Ar-
nold Taylor, Frank Konarski
and Ken Campbell. ,
'The resolutions committee
will be tnae�W 'up of Neil
Stapleton, Doug Fortune,
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Bd.of'Ed.___
.Jaynes McIntosh and Phil
.Durand. The assessment com-
mittee. is made up of Morris
. Bean, Gordon, Blandhard,
Hugh Rundle and Harry
Hayter.
(continued
from page 1
be fraught with a number ' of
thorny problems. Almo.st before
you have time to become ac •
-
customed to your new positions
around the. board -room tables
you will be faced with the task
of striking a budget for the
1973 calendar.
"A preliminary examination
of the 1973 gr_anti-.regulation•s•,.
from the 'Ministry, of Education
seems to in irate that., in spite
of assurancesry received last
year, we will bein difficulty
again, , in'sofar as expenditure
ceilings are concerned. It will
be._necessary,-therefore, for the
Board to examine, re-examine
and finally - establish priorities, -
to ensure that the number of
dollars we .ares told we can
spend are spent in such a man-
ner as to maximize' the oppor-
tunities available to the young
people of Huron County.
"Add to this the respon-
sibility of negotiating two
salary „ agreements with the
teachers and a Union Contract
with non -teaching employees
and you have. four major tasks
that lie before the Board this
year.
"This does, not take into ac-
count a myriad of other tasks"
that include policy . review,
review of. communications
procedures, evaluation and
. possible introduction of- new
courses in the- schools, the set-
ting of new policies and . the
unexpected day-to-day
problems, that evolve in the
-field- bf _human xelhtionsb. ,As I
said, yours is not an enviable
position but I do believe you
will find it challenging, ex-
citing, frustrating and,
hopefully, interesting," he said: --
At this point Mr. Cochrane
outlined' several procedures for,
the nomination and election ,9f
the board chairman and then
the• -vitae -chairman.
Following the vote an ad hoc
striking committee was appoin-
ted, consisting of Board Chair-
man Hill, Mr. Shortreed, Mrs.
Zinn and Mr. Rau to form the
committees. The trustees were
permitted to express their__
wishes
heir--
wishes in 'which committee,,they
would like to serve. The new
committees will he presented at
the next regular board meeting,
,January, 15: ., •
Huron County Wardeen •
Elmer Hayter of Varna, who
attended along with over 20
spectators, spoke briefly and in-
vited the trustees to attend the
inaugural meeting . of Huron_
County Council on Tuesday
when a new warden would be
elected to replace him,
The spectators joined the("'
trustees for coffee following ad -
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GDCI sport.* tow*
Boys' basketball team wins three -
The GDCI boys' basketball
teams won .all three games in
Huron -Perth competition in
Exeter last Thursday.
The senior Vikings, under
coach Phil Bugler, evened their
league record at one will and
one loss by swamping South
Huron 59-25, showing a steady -
improvement in teatn play over
their previous league and
exhibition games.._.:.�-
Brian MacKenzie was the
game's top scorer with 26
points. Casey Wildgen added
10 while Glen Tigert and "Jim
Watt each had six points. Dave
Patterson hit for five, and Alan
Bogie, Pete Frayne and Phil
Petrie each had two points.
For Exeter, urian Tuckey
was the leading scorer with .11
points.
The junior Vikings also
evened their league record at 1-,
1 .with their 53-15 win over
Exeter. Coach ,Lyn Meyers'
squad led 33-2 at halftime, and
never, looked back.
Ron Willis had 18 points'and
Pat Conlon 14 for the winners.
Ron Marshall added six points,-
while
oints;while Tim McGee and John
Hanly had fivo V ants each.
Harold R'loeze got two points.
The G.D.C.I. midget team
won . their game over Southey
Huron by. an 18-6 score, , n a
good 'team effort by coach
Frank MacDonalds crew." ..
Rick Moody had eiiht points
and Tom McGill four for
G.D.C.I. Bill Gauley, Steve
Hudson and Paul MacKay each
had two points. ,
Next --.basketball action at
GDCI is 'today, • (Thursday)
.when Stratford Central juniors
and seniors play here.
Blue and White
tournament
The annual Blue and White
junior basketball tournament
was hold at GDCI last Satur-
day, bringing together many of
the best teams in this area of
the province.
as ,
Sarnia Central emerged asp. Jim Wise and Bill Schlip- -
ths tournament champion, with piing of Sarnia St. Clair and...
Sarnia Northernas the runner Stratford Northwestern respectt"
up. Both teams were un- tively, were the leading scorers
defeated in the tournament; but in the tournament, each with
Central won on ,the basis of a 47 points. Pete Kuiper of Nor-
bettermarX#n 9f points fpr and thwestern had- 46 points and
against.
against.
twoof three games, beating
Medway 46.20, and Goderich
59-46, while losing 52.35 to
Stratfgrd Northwestern.
Wayne Farlow of Sarnia
tral scored 42 points.
Although .they did Pot -will
game in ,the tournament,
GDCI- Vikings played be
each time" out, and in their fi
game against Sarnia - Nort
were within one point of
winners in the fourth qua
Shawn Whalen, Tim McG
and Pat Conlon were the o
staritig;_Goderich players.
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Enroute to the championship
Central ,swamped Goderich 82-
32';' edged 4 Stratford North-
western 41-37 and defeated
Mee:' ' 66-34.
Nort ern ' won 54-47 over
Stratford Northwestern,- 53-29
over Medway and 29-22 over
Goderich.
The other Sarnia school in
the tournament, St. Clair, won
W;estIingteafli
The-G:D-C1"" r'estling team•
lost a' dud' neet held in 'Exeter
last Thursday to the South
Huron team by the score of 36-
9.
Three of the Goderich
wr estlers won, their bouts.
Rick McClinchey was vic-
torious in the 115 pound class,
as were Jim Ginn in the 148
pound class and Con Melady in
the 157 pound class,,
• Alsop competing for coa
Ray Donnelly's team we
Brian'Meriam in the 90 pou
class, Steve Pairner in the
pound class,, Larry Donnelly
the 123 pound class, Pete Wil
- in the 130 pound classy
Fisher in the 136 pound cla
Gerry O'Brien in the 141 pou
class, Paul Johnson in the 1
pound class, and George Shea
down in the unlimited class.
James I
ted .Chief.
• John McCann, right, of R.R. 3 Ailsa Craig was chosen • as the newchairman' of the Huron -
Perth Separateschool board at their inaugural meeting Monday night.in Seafolrth. Michael
Connolly of. Kippen was acclaimed tothe post of vice-chairman. (photo by Wilma Oke)
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