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" 4 P.M. - SUN. 12 NOON " 4 RM 20 sum PLACE . salocsrom _7 PHONE 74445351 fiEilj]llE'] " SHIBK PLACE HELP US CELEBRATE THE OPENING OF OUR EXPANDED FACILITIES Wholesale - Retail 0m ""iiiiii or? any perch“ with this ad . GOOD AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY IN KIYCHENER . f Motor Homes by Travel Mate, Empress. Aquarius Travel Trailers by Apalache. Jayco. Scamper, Boler Hard Top Tent Campers by Jayco Truck Campers & Caps by Marlboro rPrimus Two Burner Deluxe Stove Reg. $52.95 Open House Special - 20% Off WI New Refrigerators in stock {15% on. Some slightly damaged Fhtfrigsrators at Discount Prices. OPEN HOUSE SPECIALS, CAMPING EQUIPMENT 3 Bay Service Department 1 500 sh. ft. Store (Accessories) James Bauer was return- ed for a 10th consecutive Grand River Conservation Authority but there were a number oCsigns at the general meeting last Wed- nesday that the member- ship would like to see some changes made. Mr. Bauer defeated Cam- bridge Alderman Erwin Neslon, who challenged him for the post for the second year in a row. Mr. Nelson based his chal- lenge on the need to re-think the priorities of the auth- ority and to get more in- volvement of the general Residual news and ,rtetira - Rog. $3.95 Dyan House Special PROPANE REFILL s2.95 Bauer GRCA head Discuss your trail ‘with one of our a cup of coffee an 20 lb. wnn one of our representatives, over a cup of coffee and a donut. Discuss you: trailer and camping needs KITCHENEB (BBIDGEPOBT) [EH3] Over 600 sq. ft. Parts Store Air Conditioner will be included for no charge F FOR THE FIRST TEN IRAVEL TRAILERS Purchased This Weekend Sizes " Ft. and over A No. 2 Hitch Package Rott-Up-Awning Although he did not win enough support to topple Mr. Bauer, (totals of the Prior to the meeting, Mr. Nelson had suggested that the strength of the exe- cutive, be lessened and the advisory boards could possibly be strengthened in order to get more in- put in the work of the autho- rity. As an alternative he sug- gested that the same thing could be accomplished by changing to a committee of the whole structure. membership in the decision- making process 9! the auth- ority. _ -‘ Lmemhet of W "m., “s.c.o.n.v.n.A. - South Central 'triiENi, Ontatio I ll, Recreation i 27,i5itr1ir Vehicle l, Mia Beale: l Association l We are a At this meeting, the exe- cutive will present some plans to change the struc- ture of the authority in order to allow the general membership more voice in setting policy and deter- mining the direction the authority will be headed in the next few years. Nevertheless, the autho- rity membership voted to hold a special meeting as soon as possible after the report of Judge Wilfred Leach from the flood in- quiry is released, which will probably be in the next month. Despite the discontent of some of the newer members, the authority voted down the proposal of Morley Rosenberg of Kitchener to postpone the budget de- bate. Mr. Roff, ‘who became quite an active new member, also proposed that the authority reconsider the sale of lands for the proposed All other parts of the bud- get were lower than last year, Mr. Bauer said. voting were notuannmtttced) Mr. Nelson obviously had the support of a number of the members of the autho. rity in wanting to revise the structure of the analo- rity and also to take a good look at the priorities. Chairman Bauer pointed out that the increase was a result of two things- the dam at Guelph and the pur- chase of the valley lands in Cambridge. The money from the dam will be recoverable from the province, he stressed. Several members from the southern portion of the watershed. challenged the size of the budget, consider- ably larger than last years' ' 8.9 million. Claudette Millar, former mayor of Cambridge and also a new member of the authority seconded his re- marks, calling the budget a "fail apcompli." James Rott, a biologist from the University of Guelph/and a new member of the authority said he felt incapable of proper- ly judging the budget be- cause he had not seen what had gone into the prepar- ation of it. Although the member- ship approves the proposed budget of t 14.3 million, it was not without some mis- givings. Nineteen of the M mem- bers of the authority are new this year and there was some sign of a shift in attitude. "ear/i) MEMBER UNITED FlORISTS ASSOCIA NON F lowers' by Sears Fairview Park, Kitchener for every Special Occasion Phone 744-6141 (Ext 365) "Charge it ' bridge over Elora Gorge. Since this issue is present- ly in the courts it was treated rather gingerly by the authority. The rest of the-executive consists of W. L. Bradley, chief administrator of the regional municipality of Waterloo. Betty Schneider, of Kitchener, a provincial appointee to the board and member of the past exe- cutive committee; Archie Beattie of RR 2 Elora, a veteran of the" executive committee who served eight years as vice-chairman; Howard Ziegler, mayor of Woolich township, a long- time member of the authority; George Kenny of Kitchener, former vice- president of the Waterloo Mutual Insurance Co. and vice-chairman of the Grand River Disaster Relief Fund; Malcom Gregg, commissioner of finance of the regional municipality of Waterloo and a new mem- ber of the authority; Fred Graham, commissioner of parks and recreation, Kitchener and a new mem- ber of the authority; Robert Haworth of Brantford, a veteran member of the authority and the executive committee and Ronald Clark of Caledonia. a con- struction executive Vice-chairman for the authority will again be T. J. Heeg otGuelph, who was re- elected without oppositon to the position. There will afsome new faces on the executive this year. The only precaution to be taken. she said, was that the meeting would have to be closed because of the pending court case. After the motion was ruled out of order, Mr. Rolf stated that he would be bringing the matter up again at a later meeting. Robert Wagner of Kitch- ener first objected to the fact that Mr. Rosenberg seconded Mr. Raff's motion while he was the plaintiff inthecourt action. Mr. Rott suggested that the reconsideration might allow the matter to be settled out of court and Mrs. Millar pointed out that the authority could change its previous decision any time it wanted, no matter whether the matter was before the courts or not. Still, Mr. Bauer felt the issue should not be dis- cussed since it was before the courts.