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DECEMBER td -
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County council open tochanging meeting
A recommendation by the
Executive Committee of the
Huron County Council was
referred to the new 1977 council
at the regular County meeting
last Thursday. The Committee
had recommended that the
meeting day be changed from the
last Friday of the month to the
last Tuesday.
The recommendation of change
was introduced following an
article which appeared in the
November 4 edition of the Exeter
Times Advocate indicating that a
member of couctiil was unable to
run for reeve or depty reeve since
the regular County Council
sessions were held on the last
Friday of the month and. Friday is
usually a busy day for people in
business.
During discussion on the
recommendation many
councillors indicated their
willingness to make the change
though a few felt that i tl did not
seem totally logical to make a
meeting change for the sake of
one candidate who had yet to be
elcted to, the body.
The recommendation was
finally turned back to the new
council for the 1977-78 term of
office.
In other business arising from
the Executive Committee report
Council. Council agreed to begin
organization of a microfilming
project of County ,records,
The committee had discussed
the advisability of microfilming or
otherwise retaining the various
documents and materials as
indexed by the students who had
completed the History Project in
1975. Some of that material is
• already on m•icrofilm, but, the
committee noted, it would seem
that unless a minimum of two
other organizations or institutions
are interested in securing copies,
the cost would be prohibitive.
The Committee had authorized
the Clerk to arrange a meeting
with Cathy McKinley, Project
Co-ordinator in 1975, and the
County Librarian to determine
exactly what records or
documents should be microfilmed
or otherwise retained to ensure
availability.
Five University Scholarships
were announced and confirmed at
last Thursday's County Council
session.
Three students at the
University of Guelph were named
fir the awards; Leonard
Miltenbure of RR #7, Lucknow,
Avon Toll of RR#3, Blyth and
Mary Miltenburg of RR#7,
Lucknow. At the University of
Waterloo County Scholarships
went to Donna Renwick of RR#1,
Clifford and Tony Roest of RR#1,
Clinton.
Acting on a recommendation
from the Executive Committee
the Council approved the
introduction of the Canada.
Savings Bond payroll savings
plan. The action was taken
following requests by a number of
employees that the County adopt
the scheme.
In previous years County
Representatives on various local
hospital boards have been invited
to the November session of
Council to present their reports.
As a result, the reports were not
always completed for the same
period of time, making
comparison of costs difficult.
It was agreed that in future the
representatives be requested to
report to the February session
each year, and that the reports be
based on • the previous calender
year.
As Christmas and New Year's
Day fall on Saturdays this year,
with Boxing Day ton Sunday,
alternate days will be granted to
County employees for the normal
days off work.
Council agreed that Friday and
Monday be the designated days
off in connection with Christmas
and Monday in connection with
New Year's for all County
Departments except where offices
must be open on the Friday
and/or the Monday, in which case
alternate days off will be given.
Union secretarial salaries have
now been finalized and an
increase of eight per cent has
been awarded in those contracts.
Council approved a pay
Notice
to All Voters
My name will be on the ballot for Counci
Brussels.
I have served on Council for two years
if you feel that my experience and sere
were acceptable. I will appreciate y
support at the polls on December 6th.
Re-Elect
• GEORGE JUTZI
To the Residents of the
-Village of Brussels
Elect
TOM PLETCH
For Council
*CoMmunity minded *Concerned in :the
• total problems 'of peOPle of all ages. 'LET'S
GET THE BEST VALUE FROM OUR TAX
DOLLARS. Be sure and vote -Dec. 6.
TO THE.
_SEPARATE SCHOOL ELECTORS
,OF
THE moo .COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
NORTH OF NO. 8 HIGHWAY
I wOuld like to have the privilege of representing you on the
county Board of education.
Quality of education WOW be my objective, keeping in
Mind, MY convictions, morals and the better financing of-till
system. in the forefront et all times.
Being a father of S children three whom have graduated
from .Goderich District collegiate, i believe education is a
Very itnpOrtent part of our Wes.
-I act a beef, cash crop Wine, who has served On local
schoolhbosirds and Municipal counc4s. I feel I can be of
service to you the voters.
kindly solicit your.support on December Oho
schedule for
secretaries which a),
• increases effective
Group one seer
receive salaries rangi
minimum of $7,0
maximum, of $8,580,
from $7,410 to $8,
three $7,800 to $9,36
four $8,684 to $10,24
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