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Len Coles IndexLen Coles Fonds Len Coles' Scrapbook Index 1986 Page 1 Newspaper articles re. Helen Smith named Warden (includes photographs of Helen Smith and Helen Smith and family), and Judge Chester Misener airs feelings about Courthouse facility at inaugural County Council meeting Page 2 Newspaper articles re. Oxford Museum (alias Woodstock Museum) to be under the control of the City of Woodstock, and appointment of County Councillors to Committees Page 3 Newspaper articles re. 1986 year in review (includes photograph of Charlie Tatham), Premier Peterson seconding guessing his original opposition to the Salford Landfill site (includes photograph of Premier David Peterson) Page 4 Newspaper articles re. County's landfill issues, Tillsonburg council asking County for administration details on garbage services, and Provincial decision on Salford expected by Spring Page 5 Newspaper articles re. County to not set aside money to take part in ongoing hearings into new Ontario Hydro power lines, raising money for the Woodstock Fair Board anniversary splash and no immediate relief for municipalities and school board insurance premium increases Page 6 Newspaper articles re. Burger King billboard off Highway 401 receives OMB approval, County to not be represented at hearings into Ontario Hydro's proposed expansion of transmission facilities, providing security guard for Court House parking lot raises questions, Zorra Township proposal to establish and operate a waste disposal transfer station at the Lakeside Landfill, and rising insurance rates Page 7 Newspaper articles re. South-West Oxford Township denied access to secret Ontario cabinet papers on the Salford Landfill, cost for security guard at Court House parking lot, County gambling by not having Environmental Impairment Insurance (includes photograph of Councillors Wayne Smith and Ken Bullen), and Committee for Oxford's Handicapped pushing for a county -wide paratransit system Page 8 Newspaper articles re. Court House doesn't meet fire safety standards, tipping fees at Landfills, County petitioning the Province to promote and encourage industry to locate in tobacco growing areas, and Provincial Judge does not toss out environmental related charges related to work at Salford Page 9 Newspaper articles re. phased closing program should be implemented for the County's operating landfills, possible name change for the Oxford jail, Board of Health needs new furniture for offices (includes photograph of Councillor Phil Poole), lay members of the Oxford County Archives Management Committee may be paid for meetings, and Ontario Court of Appeal Judges to decide on South-West Oxford's request for secret Cabinet documents related to the Salford Landfill Page 10 Newspaper articles re. remuneration and mileage expenses for 1985 County Councillors, County Council does not support proposed Tillsonburg apartment building, Provincial decision on Salford Landfill coming, and Public Works turns down recommendation to charge fees to dump garbage at Salford Landfill Page 11 Newspaper articles re. Environment Minister Jim Bradley backs Salford Landfill, and staff report on a 1983 fire safety inspection report on the Court House Page 12 Newspaper articles re. support for proposed County Archives, tipping fees for Landfill, South-West Oxford Township to meet with Iawyer David Estrin to discuss Salford legal situation, and County and Township asked to work out a system of compensation to lessen the impact of the Salford Landfill site Page 13 Newspaper articles re. South-West Oxford Township opposition over Salford, security consultant sought to come up with better ways to protect the Court House from fire and break-ins, proposed mental health service for children, and Salford landfill talks Page 14 Newspaper articles re. proposal to raze house to make room for Court House parking, preliminary design for a fire detection and security system for the Court House to be ready, and Tillsonburg Chamber of Commerce not happy with the closing of the town dump Page 15 Newspaper articles re. financial allotment to promote industrial development in the County, and County Council begins to review 1986 budget Page 16 Newspaper articles re. County department budgets, proposal to demolish home for Court House parking and County Council backs a call for a children's mental health service Page 17 Newspaper articles re. Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame at Ontario Place, officially open set for the restored County jail, Salford Landfill fund, proposal for a children's mental health service in the County, County grant for Alexandra Hospital may be put off, and County rejects bid to keep the Tillsonburg landfill site open Page 18 Newspaper articles re. Beachville display at the Canadian Hall of Fame discussed (includes photographs of Director of Operations Doug Smith and Councillor Jim Gibbs), municipalities facing tax increase in draft budget, Alexandra Hospital waiting on County grant decision, lack of mandate for the Oxford County Archives Committee, and draft County budget Page 19 Newspaper articles re. MPP Dick Treleaven's feels County cheated by the Province (includes photograph of Dick Treleaven), County backs Canadian Hall of Fame grant, County budget and taxes, and County backs opposition to free trade Page 20 Newspaper articles re. County Council votes against fair trade (includes photographs of Councillors Marg Munnoch and Phil Poole), Oxford County Archives Management Group, Councillors vote themselves a raise, Council provides grant for the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame, and 1986 County budget for conventions (includes photographs of Don McKay and Doug Harris) Page 21 Newspaper articles re. Supreme Court ruling on Salford Landfill, County worried proposed Perth County landfill will affect water quality in East Zorra-Tavistock and Woodstock (includes map) and proposed Perth County landfill Page 22 Newspaper articles re. County Budget approved, and passing of Andy Tatham (father is Charlie Tatham) Newspaper photograph of Marilyn Mann stepping out the door of the new County Board of Health Page 23 Newspaper photograph of the County jail, now the Oxford County Board of Health Page 24 Newspaper articles re. restoration of the old County jail (includes photograph of Carlos Ventin), fire safety standards at the Court House), and Elgin County Court House Page 25 Newspaper articles re. pay raise for County Council, Environmental charges against DeKay Construction Limited in legal limbo, official opening of the Board of Health, security guard urged for Salford Landfill, and increase in cost of application fees for Official Plan amendments and plans for subdivision Page 26 Newspaper articles re. Tillsonburg landfill fight, County to take on responsibility of operating the Salford Landfill Site (includes photograph of Public Works Chairman Ed Down), fire safety inspections at the Oxford and Elgin Court Houses, and fixing al of the County's deficient roads Page 27 Newspaper articles re. Sheridan Equipment of Toronto tries to block Salford site, deadline for closing the Tillsonburg landfill stays firm, and Tillsonburg Councillors want to keep local landfill open Page 28 Newspaper articles re. Tillsonburg seeking injunction to keep local garbage dump open, and opening of the Sports Hall of Fame in Ingersoll (includes photographs of Doug Harris, Hary Fishley, and Gary Bowman, and Len Coles) Page 29 Newspaper articles re. scheduled opening for the Salford Landfill and Holbrook Landfill site closing (includes map of the County) Page 30 Newspaper articles re. opening of the Salford Landfill (includes photograph of Ernie Hardeman) and official opening of the new Oxford County Board of Health (includes photograph of Warden Helen Smith and Lily Munro, Minister of Citizenship and Culture) Page 31 Newspaper articles re. feud still exists with the opening of the Salford Landfill (includes photograph of Alton Manicom) Page 32 Newspaper articles re. Salford protests the opening of the Salford landfill (includes photograph of Dr. Tom Mayberry and others holding signs) Page 33 Newspaper articles re. County resuming responsibility for Highway 59, County falling behind in maintaining road standards, revising policies for residential development and community facilities in Tillsonburg, and Tillsonburg won fight to keep local landfill open Page 34 Newspaper articles re. four month extension for the Tillsonburg landfill (includes photograph of Tillsonburg Mayor Jean Ferrie), County has reluctantly assumed responsibility for a portion of Norwich Avenue, and County agrees to keeping Tillsonburg landfill open Page 35 Newspaper articles re. 135 tons of garbage goes to Salford Landfill daily, Ontario Municipal Board approves Salford Landfill equipment deal, County likely to support Woodstock's debenture plan, County Engineer Don Pratt criticizes a public institutions inspection panel's report on the Court House and Social Services building, and County agrees to extend the life of the Tillsonburg Landfill Page 36 Newspaper articles re. historical architecture in the County and the Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee (includes photographs of Hawkins Chapel on Park Row and the Woodstock Canadian Train Station), Oxford keeping Dairy Capital of Canada Crown and County Council discusses location of a car plant in the County Page 37 Newspaper article re. Ingersoll chosen as site of GM -Suzuki plant (includes picture of Mayor Doug Harris and map of proposed location) Page 38 Newspaper articles re. planned General Motors -Suzuki auto assembly plant for Ingersoll, talk of Lakeside Landfill extension, South-West Oxford Township annoyed recommended route to Salford Landfill is not being taken, and denial of a proposed residential estate subdivision in the west side of the city of Woodstock Page 39 Newspaper articles re. joint Committee studying ways to help tobacco farmers and to develop industries, Zorra Township zone change being appealed by County Planning Department, Tillsonburg dump extension and a report on the security of the County Court House Page 40 Newspaper articles re. GM -Suzuki plant coming to Ingersoll (includes photographs of GM Chairman Roger Smith and Ingersoll Mayor Doug Harris), reputation of Oxford County's Land Related Information System, Governor's house to receive facelift, County scraps Archives Management Board, and improving a watermain in Tillsonburg and Environment Ministry grant Page 41 Newspaper articles re. Salford Landfill not so central for some of the County's rural townships, and County expands Planning Department staff Page 42 Newspaper articles re. closing of the Tillsonburg dump, and County must gain tighter grip on public health matters and spending Newspaper photograph of Ingersoll Mayor Doug Harris with a Kutaniyaki porcelain lion Page 43 Newspaper article re. Woodstock rejoining a County government and whether Kingston should do the same (The Whig Standard — 20 September 1986) Page 44 Newspaper articles re. Ken Bullen feels the County Board of Health has too much power, County could be on the cutting edge if they purchase high tech garbage shredding equipment, and building a new County Administration Building Page 45 Newspaper articles re. transferring public health between the Board of Health and the County, Provincial government wants more space in the Court House, Oxford's works committee wants to see a landfill shredder in operation, and rescue equipment for the fire departments in the County Page 46 Newspaper articles re. Council delays vote on Board of Health change, and GM -Suzuki official ground breaking ceremony in Ingersoll (includes photograph of Premier David Peterson, MP. Dr. Bruce Halliday, CAW president Bob White, Masayuki Ikumu, George Peapples, Walt Wilson and Doug Harris) Page 47 Newspaper articles re. public health function to stay with the Health Board, establishment of a Japanese hostel on the site of the car assembly plant, Courts decided County handled the financing of Salford Landfill properly, County owns portions of Highway 59 heading into Woodstock, and Province renting the Court House Newspaper photograph of Mary Schadenberg, Kathie Richards and Warden Helen Smith kicking off the 1986 Christmas Seal campaign Page 48 Newspaper articles re. creating so called farm retirement lots, review of the Land Severance Policy rejected, training course for municipal employees, and Oxford's new computer system Page 49 Newspaper articles re. County convention spending (includes photograph of Don McKay), Doug Harris' garbage motions struck out at Council (includes photographs of Dough Harris and Helen Smith), and Province wants County to vacate Court House Page 50 Newspaper articles re. Landfill Committee to review decisions related to the Salford Landfill is questioned, renting vacant house on Court House Square to Family and Children's Services, possibility of leasing entire Court House to the Province, Ingersoll not represented on the Land Division Committee, reduced level of service by VIA rail, County to assume Brownsville water system, County's land registry office not accessible to the handicapped and Alexandra Hospital seeing financial assistance from the County for its renovation and expansion program (includes photograph of Ross Bryant, Alexandra Hospital Executive Director) Page 51 Newspaper articles re. financial request to Council from Alexandra Hospital, Les Dickson awarded the Land Saver Award (includes photograph of Warden Helen Smith, Les Dickson and Councillor Ken Bullen), tipping fees at landfills (15 December 1986) Page 52 Newspaper articles re. passing and funeral of Canon John Davies (includes photographs of Canon Davies and the funeral procession leaving Old St. Paul's Anglican Church in Woodstock) and tribute to Rev. Dr. John Davies (30 December 1986) Page 53 Newspaper articles re. Warden wants to established `space' Committee to study the Province's request for more space at the Court House, inadequate stop signs at the Intersection of County Road 6 and County Road 9 near Beachville, Handicapped access ramp for the Registry Office probed, and space problem at the Court House (includes photograph of Warden Helen Smith) Page 54 Newspaper articles re. 1986 year in review for Helen Smith (includes photograph of Helen Smith, and space problems at the Court House (includes photograph of the Court House) 4