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Local trustees se
Two trustees on the Huron County board
of education have announced they will not
be returning next year.
Long-time board member Clarence
McDonald of Exeter and Murray Mulvey of
RR 1, Clifford announced at the school
board's Oct. 7 meeting that they will not
seek re-election in the municipal election
this fall.
McDonald said after this school year he
will no longer have children in the school
system and it is time for a change. He has
represented the Exeter area since 1969 on
the county board. Prior to that, he served on
the Exeter school board since 1958.
McDonald said health reasons also in-
dicated it is time to turn the reins over to so-
meone else.
Mulvey represents the ratepayers of
Wingham, and the townships of Howick and
Turnberry. He noted there are two
representatives from that area. The other is
Art Clarke from Wingham.
He does have concerns that the rural
ratepayers won't be represented because, to
him, there appears to be a lack of interest.
Mulvey wants to spend more time with his
family and that is why he is leaving the
school board.
All other trustees said they would be seek-
ing re-election in their respective areas
which are as follows:
Dorothy Wallace is seeking re-election in
the Town of Goderich: Joan Vanden Broeck
is running in the townships of Goderich and
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Colborne;
seeking anot
Craig and J
tatives for
Hullett and
election; Jo
Blyth and
Townships.
Frank
trusteeship
Township;
elected for
Zurich and
Hayter, a
k re-election to board
Jew a e11Ls Exeter and the Lownsnips `ot
Ushorne and Stephen and he is seeking re-
election.
Donald McDonald intends to run again for
the Township of Grey and Brussels; Tony
McQuail is looking for a second term from
the ratepayers in the townships of West
Wawanosh and Ashfield; and Bob Peck is
seeking re-election in Bayfield and Stanley
Township.
Current school board chairman Eugene
Frayne would like to represent the Catholic
school supporters north of Highway 8 and
Dennis Rau is running again for Catholic
school supporters south of Highway 8.
. Clarke from Wingham is
er term in that area; Graeme
hn Jewitt are the represen-
aforth and the townships of
cKillop and are seeking re -
Elliott is running again in
ast Wawanosh and Morris
Iconer again wants the
n Clinton and Tuckersmith
. John Goddard wants to be re -
he villages of Hensall arid
e Township of Hay; Harry
ng with Mr. McDonald
The Goderi � Signal -Star advertising staff was the recipient of several awards at the On-
tario Comminity Newspaper Association (OCNA) . onvention in Alliston Friday. Advertis-
ing manage, Don Hubick accepted the awards, on behalf of the advertising department,
from Jo Shrlbr, OCNA president and Signal -Star vice-president. The Signal -Star placed first
in the Class 3 general excellence category and also won two premier awards; second in
class 3 for original artwork and third in class 3 for advertising program. The Star also
received anhonorable mention for an in-house promotion.
Exeter wants $8,000
to pay OMB costs
The townnf Exeter wants Huron County to
pay over .1000 for costs the town had to pay
for an Onario Municipal Board (OMB).
' Though the county says no, Exeter won't
give up.
An open letter to Huron County council
from the town was read by Exeter Reeve
Bill Mickle at the Oct. 10 session of county
council. Tl'e letter asks three main ques-
tions - was{a proposal by Hay Township to
subdivide tond for an industrial park ap-
proved by County, council, who paid for the
cost of the county planning department to
research and rn4ke presentation in favor of
Hay at an (IMB/hearing and could the town
have a co of policies developed by the
county planhindepartment for the purpose
of cutting down on possible conflicts.
Mickle slid Exeter is asking the ministry
of municirtil affairs and housing to put a
freeze on anY development in the Hay
Township subdivision.
To go heck in history, the reeve said
several yetirs ago, the idea of industrial
developm t in Hay was brought to the at-
tention of a Exeter planning board. There
was a late iscussion with town council and
the industr 1 committee.
Exeter's concerns were raised at this
later mee ' g. Mickle said the town is oppos-
ed to the dustrial development on two
grounds- a is that more foodland would be
taken out o production and two is the town,
which is ad cent to Hay Township, has ade-
quate ind rial land.
However no new information was given
to Exeter f m the planning department and
it wasn't un •1 almost two years later that by
accident, o: eter learned the proposal was
in place su 'ect to conditions set down by
the munici c 1 affairs and housing ministry.
The town ook the case to the OMB which
ruled in i. favor, because proper pro-
cedures ha r lot been taken. That procedure
would have involved letting Exeter be in-
formed.
Exeter's r11 for the hearing is $8,131. It is
that arnoun the town wants to be reim-
bursed for f tm the county. The county has
said no.
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The conflict between Exeter and the coun-
ty doesn't end there.
The county maintains the proposal was
ratified by council and has been on public
record for about three years.
"The council of Exeter in review of Huron
County minutes of 1982, the year this pro-
posal was introduced, cannot find any open
or direct mention of the proposal, and
therefore requests to know how such
statements as ratified by county council and
public record for almost three years are in-
deed fact," states the letter signed by
Mayor Bruce Shaw.
Planning director Dr. Gary Davidson
noted the individual department reports
presented at county council have a qualify-
ing statement. "It is recommended that all
other matters contained in the minutes of
the meeting be hereby confirmed by coun-
cil".
Davidson indicated that statement
ratified the proposal, although it wasn't ac-
tually brought before council.
Mickle cried foul when the town, which
through its municipal levy, helps to pay for
the planning department went against it in
an OMB meeting. The way Reeve Mickle
said he sees it, Exeter pays twice.
Davidson said conflict between two
municipalities or a municipality and the
county is not uncommon.
"That's the nature of planning; it involves
conflicts. But the county has never taken the
position of funding member
municipalities," he said.
Davidson also said the town had been con-
sulted properly noting the reeve has served
on the planning committee. The director ad-
ded that he could report the cost of prepar-
ing for the OMB hearing at a later date.
It was a 26 to 5 recorded vote which saw
the Exeter request for $8,000 turned down.
Exeter now awaits a letter from county
council with its questions answered in print.
Those in favor of Exeter's request are:
Exeter Deputy Reeve Lossy Fuller,
Bayfield Reeve Dave Johnston, Exeter
Reeve Mickle, and Goderich Reeve Harry
Worsell withtwo votes. .
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