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A request by Owlet George • use a planning technician to keep
Penfold_ for a leave.. absence to' things rolling. along in the
study for his Masters Degree, in planning department "as best as
Planning and Development- at he possible
University of Guelph is being McKillop Reeve Allan
considered by the guron County Cam-Obeli; Chairman of the
Planning Boar, 'planning board, admitted that
At Friday's Meeting of county Penfold's request "bothers" him,
council, however, some indication "Approval has not been
• was given to the planning board - granted yet," Said Warden Gerry •
Of the feelings of members. Ginn. "A further recommenda-
Goderich Township Deputy- tion will be coming in." ,
reeve Grant Stirling said he was * * ** **
surprised this request was put The curator of the Huron
forward by Penfold g this time. County Pioneer museum has been
Sliding said he understood the authorized to make application to
in the first year by saving One
salary ,T,-;12,592,
An automatic garment press-at /
$8,i00 would also reduce
reduce the laundry staff by one.
The machine will cost $13,500,
Most of that amount- will be, saVed‘.
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Huron County
manhours • Or mean. an . 4.ctqal
saving of about $4,900 in wages,
per annptit.
, .Cleaning could become • one
• man operation with the pnrchase
of a, new floor maintenance
system with an initial Cost of,
$1,400. County council' agreed
Friday that one domestic position
, at HurOnview will not be replaced
in September 1978.
In the 'food services end ,of
Huronview management, 4.
effective June 29 the main meal of •
the day willbefed to residents in
the evening, . changing a long
standing policy to serve the main
meal at noon.
ft is believed this change will
reduce parttime staff hours and '
planning department was short- /•-•Wintario.for a grant towards the nutritionists and representatiyes She . said 40 pef cent of the "It's an embarrassing situation mean the eventual reduction. of , .
staffed and extremely busy. / installation of a chair lift for -the .rican welfare agencies and the f•inding would have to be raised to have to go and tell sconeone • - one fulltime staff • member
"Is the work going to be kept., handicapped • in the museum. ministry of agricultrue and food. l• :ally before provincial grants you don't know how to budget." through attrition.
up when we're short a planner?" It is believed .that the install- were attending a seminar sp.on- would cover the rest. •
asked Stirling., ation of chair lifts in public go-tell by the University of • Ms. Cousineatb...Said 'many thiFnges
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Planning director Gary buildings would. be eligible for Guelph. '
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John
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educational policy for its *a * a *—* mittee to investigate the feasi- apd -go into debt.
reported Friday that two flints of
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, , young people expect' too , much it almost impossible for people to the Huron County library Board,
Davidson said the county has an Wintatio grants ()QM pa cent They agreed to form a com- when tier start out on their own live debt free. . ,
bility of a financial counselling . , "When they get married they the London Credit Counselling Rolls. for the years 1842 to li348
q Lang said requests for help to the Huron District Assessment
employees and, that the planning Huronview is getting more and
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board felt Penfold's request was more automated. In 1979, d small service. No existing organization think they should have everything Agency alone have doubled! in the have been presented to the
valid enough to warrant consider- garment folder will be installed in • specializes in counselling people their parents have, but their first quarter of•the year over the county library by the University of • .
ation. Davidson said the plan is to the Huronview laundry which w ill in debt, although many family parents had to work for 30 years previoug quarter. - Western Ontario' Library System,*
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1.)ebtourlsellipg needed
An agency to help people
handle their debts is needed in
Huron County, say about 20 social
service representatives who met
in Goderich his week.
'The delegates, health nprses,
problems are connected' with
money. •
Amy Cousineau, from .the
departnient of family services in
Guelph, said it would cost about
$25.000. to establish the agency.
to get theirs."
Ted. Ling, a representative for
the Ontario Association of Credit
Counselling Services, said some
people falling into debt are
reluctant to ask kik 'Kelp.
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planning department diet all that
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appoint a chief official and
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basements and poor quality
flooring just don't come under
this Act.
Two amendments to the
• county's official than, one in
The changeover to the metric
system is causing the Huron
County Planning Department
some concern. The• Ontario
Ministry of Housing has
reminded •-the planning depatt-
ment that as of July 1, 1970, alL
units. '
"This will cause a distinct
peoblein for the planning depatt-‘
ment as the budget item -for
metric conveition•in the proposed
1978 budget was deleted," Said
planning board chaitiriati - Allan
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John Jewift said he is concerned
about the costs which must beo
paid by indiViduals to obtain a
simple zoning change. He said
each of the two citizens inthese
speCific cases paid about $1,300.
to hire "outside help".
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