The Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-09-13, Page 18PAGE 18--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1979
Conflict is there...
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there.
Councillor .,Elsa Haydon told council
Davidson's conflict of interest was a "conflict
by innuendo not by fact". She pointed out that
at no time had any facts backing up Davidson's
, supposed conflict been stated.
_D.eput.y-r,eQve Bob Allen suggested to council
that because the county planner was employed
by the town he should sit on LACAC as an ad-
visor rather than a voting member. Allen said
he thought Davidson was "on our team" but
added that his professional ability would be just
as beneficial to LACAC if he acted as an advisor
on the committee.
Distressed by the fact council was basing its
decision on little fact councillor Haydon
suggested that if council is "going to go on a
witch hunt let's go everywhere".
She said if Davidson's position gave him a
conflict of interest then there may be other
members of committees with similar conflicts.
"Where does that leave a businessman who is
chairman of the tourist committee or a
businessman who sits as mayor?" asked
Palmer.
Palmer suggested that Haydon was
overexagerating the matter claiming council's
action was no witch hunt.
Mayor Worsell took exception to Haydon's
comments pointing out that he, as mayor, was
self employed and "pay my own wages". The
mayor said there was a big difference between
being self employed and working for the
county.
Councillor James Magee told council he had
very carefully examined both the planning act
Huronview News
September is here, and
our fall program is well
underway. Tuesday
morning the Wood-
working •shop Male
Residents were busy
making serviette holders
while Wednesday af-
ternoon we held our
fashion show. Many
beautiful wedding
dresses were modelled by
our staff members.
The program started
off with staff acting out a
mock wedding. Bertha
Gibb sang." two ap-
propriate songs for 'the
occasion, accompanied
by Frank Bissett on the
organ. He also played the
piano during the fashion
show. .Among the 30
dresses modelled, there
was a 1930 wedding gown
right up to agownworn at
'a wedding three weeks
before.
M.C. for the show was
Mrs. Mary Gibbings,
Models were Mrs. Cindy
Fleet, Mrs. Marion. Knox,
Mrs. Eleanor, Falconer,
Mrs. MaryLou Driscoll,
Miss Wendy Kloss, Mrs.
Judy Dykstra, Mrs.
Evelyn Archer, Mrs.
Lynne Adams, Mrs.
Dianne Elliott, Mrs. Rita
Leppinton, Miss Patricia
Postma, Mrs. Ettie
Hugill, Mrs. Susan
Blanchard and 'Mrs.
Faith Taylor.
Special- thanks to the
girls who brought ,in the
wedding dresses, the
girls who modelled them,
K.C. Cooke for the lend of
'the flowers and the
candelabras and Bartliffs
for the loan of the
decorated wedding cake.
We •would also like to
thank the girls.behind the
scene who helped the
models dress and un-
dress. I wouldAlso.like to
thank our Mr. Lester for
taking the Vido. We were
glad to see such a ..large
audience, and • hope
everyone enjoyed the
show. .
Huronview would like
to welcome Jean Shep-
pard, Ethel Sturdy, and
Marjory Boyce. These,
ladies are all from the
Goderich area.
Sympathy is expressed
to the family of Miss
Dorothy Streets.
and conflict of interest and that he found
"nothing to say Davidson has a conflict of in-
terest unless he can make capital gains".
Councillor Jim Searls said he could see where -
the problem could "mushroom" suggesting.'
that council take no action until Davidson "does
something wrong".
yCouncil voted p-3 in favor of rewriting the
b [ w that established shed LAC '�AC 16 make it clear
that the county planner cannot sit as chairman,
Councillors Haydon, Searls and Magee voted
against the motion.
For his part Davidson says he does not un-
derstand how he can have a conflict of interest.
He said if council wishes him 'to resign as
chairman of LACAC he is willing to do so ad-
ding that it is up to that committee to accept his
resignation.
Davidson pointed out that LACAC has no
power to make any decisions but can only make
.recommendations to council. He said that
because of that he is in no position to make any
decisions that would benefit him.
Heritage plan...
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'it did nothing about tM'e
quality of the building.
Palmer said that at the
risk. of the "wrath of the
businessmen" she would
point out that the town of
Goderich has a minimum
standards bylaw for its
buildings and that if that
bylaw 2iras enforced very
few buildings on The
Square would meet the
standards.
"If a building is a fire
trap what in hell does it
matter if it has a
beautiful front?'' asked
the reeve.
She said the heritage
plan means the town will
be "covering junk with a
beautiful front". She then
toned down her statement
saying hazard would be a
better word than junk.
Hill explained that the
heritage plan does allow
for the restoration of
buildings on The Square
but that the restoration
must be done after
feasability studies merit
it. He said the , plan
suggests that studies be
done to determine the
costs of the restoration
and the potential use of
the restored building.
THIS WEEKEND AT
otOLLA/V-
FARM MARKET
5 MILES NORTH OF GODERICH ON HWY. 21
Pick Your Own
SWEET
CORN
60
DOZEN
EXCELLENT FREEZER CORN
Open Saturday & Sunday
11 A.M. TO 5 P.M.
Colborne Corner...
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boy. and his wife Gwen,,
formerly of Brussels, now
living on Gibbons Street,
Goderich arrived home
Monday evening, Sep-
tember 3 from a won-
derful trip to Scotland.
Gwen is a piper and a'
member of the Kin-
cardine Pipe Band. This
hand was just une of
several in the Ontario
Mass Leg.ion_p.ipes. and
Drums playing In.
Scotland at this time.
They arrived at the
Prestwick Airport and
headquarters were at the
University of Edinburgh,
Scotland. They played at
the Highland Games and
such places as Perth,
Ayr, Glasgow, Dundee,
Aberdeen and Braemar.
It was a wonderful
experience and they en-
joyed it immensely. The
weather was the best and
they thoroughly enjoyed
Scotland.
Bertram McCreath of
Godes ch is g. -member: of
the Clinton Band and also
attended, playing in the
Ontario Mass Legion
4
Pipes and Drums at this
event. His wife Hazel
accompanied him and
they all had a wonderful
trip and holiday in
Scotland.
SCHOOL NEWS
Colborne Central
School commenced this
term on Tuesday, Sep-
tember 4 with Erincipal
Ron Jewitt. There is an
enrollment at present of
226 pupil's;' in -dun -1g 25 -
pupils in kindergarten.
On Monday morning,
September 11 they had
PLACE: 11/4 miles west of Vanastra
Watch for our signs on Highway 4
SEE: the all-new Case 90 series 4690,
4 -Wheel Drive tractor - with solid-state
electronic steering - in action.
SEE: the new Kongskilde Plows and the
Lely Roterra in action
TEST DRIVE: the new Case 90 series 2 -wheel
drive tractors
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Discounts on all other
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Man• was not meant
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ELDER ENTERPRISES
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YAMAHA
their student council
election with the
following results:
president - Ken Linner;
vice-president - Lisa
Adams; secretary - Jeff
Stoll; and treasurer -
Mike Hogan. Class
representatives were
elected as follows: Grade
8 - Monica Etzler,
alternate - Terry Bern;
Grade 7 - Calvin Kerr,
alternate - Sarah
Hoernig; Grade 6 -
Angela James, alternate -
Jeff Thom; and Grade 5 -
Vicki Vandenburgh,
alternate - Lori Millian.
THIS FALL...
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