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Local delegates support Frank Mille.
• from page 1
This sparked a request for a total recount
ly thpught to be the only candidate with the from Mr. Timbrell, unprecedented in the
support to challenge the firmly entrenched party's history, which was agreed to by both
front -r er. Frank ,Miller, was eliminated the Grossman and Miller camps.
after` Mi. McMurtry threw his support As the almost 17.00 votes were recounted,
behind Larry Grossman. Mr. Timbrell's supporters melted- away to
That resulted in the upset. find a new candidate. Mr. Timbrell's official
Frank Miller maintained his lead picking response to the news that• the recount had
up 659 delegates, but the agricultural not produced different results was to
minister dropped from second to third place hesitate for a couple of minutes and then
with a showing of 508 delegates only six fulfill the terms of an agreement struck
votes behind Mr. Grossman's 514 votes. between his organization and Mr.
Grossman's and walk to that man's area in
a Show of support.
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While most of Mr. Timbrell's supporters
followed hire to Mr. Grossman„ Frank __..
Miller still received. over 200 Timbrell votes
in the third and final ballot to capture the
position as leader and premier.
Mr. Miller received 869 votes, only 77
. more than Mr. Grossman with 792 which
sparked comparisons between William
Davis' victory by 44 votes in the 1971 conven-
tion. •
After his victory Mr. Miller said that all
three candidates opposing him had places in
the cabinet he would form.
.Board will address
French question
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BY STEPHANIE LEVESQUE
The Huron County Board of Education
will!be deciding, theriuture{of the,French
'Immersion question in Huron County at its
Feb. 4 meeting. \
At the school board's January meeting,
the ad. hoc committee to study French
Immersion recommended that the board
go nofurther in its French program, but
• study criteria folr setting up a late French
immersion program for Grades 7 and 8.
The school board is currentlyin the
process of ex -fending its Core -Wench from
20 minutes a day in Grades 7 and 8 to 40
minutes per day. September of 1984 saw
Core French increased to 40 minutes per
day in Grade 7 and this September will see
French in Grade 8 extended to 40
minutes. Core French starts in Grade 3 at
Huron County schools.
The ad hoc committee didn't want to see
any changes to .those already approved'
changes in Core French. Ad hoc
committee chairman Tony McQuall said
the committee put no time frame on the
possibility of setting up' a late French
Immersion program,
The committee did List 10 items which
the board should consider if it does decide
to set up late French Immersion. The list
includes transportation to be provided only
in peaiisting routes, no class will he setup
with'Ie§s than 24'pupilsor continued:if'
enrolment is less than 20 pupils, no teacher
will be fired to make room for a French
er 'on teacher and the school board
will not pay for any costs over and above
regular classroom costs.
Also, the late immersion program would
be considered in each of the county towns,
Clinton, Exeter, Goderich, Seaforth and
Wingham
Mr. McQuail said if the school board is
willing to go with the recommendations it
will mean a voluntary French Immersion
program will be a lot more accessible to
county students.
Provincial grants available for extended.
or French Immersion in Grades 7 and 8 is
$211 per student. • For Core French 20
minutes. per day the grant is $70 per
student and for 40 minutes a day ,the grant
is $154 a student.
The estimated cost in the first year of a
late French Immersion program is $96,000
before grants. That cost includes two
teachers, texts and library materials.
The school board will discuss the issue at
its Feb. 4 meeting.
PUC to build sub station
on Britannia Road East
A rezoning application by the Public '
Utilities Commission to build a substation
on a piece of property on Picton Street and
sell. the back portion of the lot 'for
resjdentiaLpurnnse8 rwas antfl'r zet to_
proceed by council.
PUC manager Evert Middel told council
in a letter that the utility is accepting
tenders for the construction of a substation
bungalow on Britannia Road east. The
PUC would like the back portion of the lot,
facin' Picton S ree ezoned to
residential.
The lot orr Britannia Road is . already
zoned to accomodate the substation which
will look morelike a residential bungalow.
Town commissioner of works, Ken
Hunter explained that the rezoning
required an 'official plan change and a 35
day period after notification. To have the
rezoning included in the town"s ad in the
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January 23rd edition of the Signal -Star,
council had to• approve the application at
its January 21 meeting.
Rather than act in great haste, some
council members ,suggested the
application A -081d go through the norma
planning channels.
"We are presented with' terse
a& lications at 11.30 of the 11th hour,"
councillor Glen Carey said. "It is very bad
procedure that is whipped through and it
doesn't have to hold up the official plan.
-oceed in an ordina L
way. There is a framework in place."
Clifford argued that several rezonings
have been approved as a result of urgent
letters to council.
A motion to refer the matter to the
planning advisory committee was
defeated and a motion to proceed with the
rezoning application passed with Mayor
Eileen Palmer casting the deciding vote.
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