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, THE BRUSSEI.S. PQST, MAY 1978
Planner asks Huron for leco;e of absence
A request by planner George
Pcnfold for a leaVe of absence to
study for his Masters Degree in
Planning and Development at be
University of Guelph is being
considered by the Huron County
Planning Board.
At Friday's meeting of county
council, however, some indication
was given to the planning board
of the feelings of members.
Goderich Township Deputy-
County
Council
briefs
•
Hpronview is getting more and
more automated. In 1979, a small
,garnient folder will be installed in
the Huron view laundry which will
redilee the latindr :staff by one.
The wills-cost' $1,3,590.
Most of that a mo will' be saved
the first .year by saving One
salary--$12.592,.
A,ii automatic .garment press at
$8.400 woutd " also' ' reduce
manhotirs or mean an actual
saving of' about $4,900. in . wages
per atm Ll m.
Cleaning could become a one
man operation with the purchase
of .a new floor maintenance
sytem with an initial' cost of ,-)i,400. County council agreed
riday that one domestic position
HuronView will not be replaced
,1 September 1978.
In the food services end —of
Htironview management,
effective June 29 the main meal of
the day willbe fed to residents in
he evening, changing a long
standing policy to serve the main
meal at noon.
It is believed this change will
i'educe parttime staff hours and
mean the eventual reduction of
one fulltime staff member
through attrition.
T .e summarize, over a period of
three years, the labour saving
would be $75.108. The equipment
cost would be $26,800 resulting in
a saving of $48,30,1,
* *
John Sfafford, Deputy-reeve of
Howick who is also chairman of
the Huron County Library Board,
reported Friday that two films of
the Huron District Assessment
Rolls for the years 1842 to 1848
have been presented to the
county library by the University of
Western Ontario Library System.
This gift was received as thanks
for the library's co-operation iir
assisting with the, micro-filming
of The Clinton News,Recotd,
Warden Gerry Ginn said the
News-Record filming is the first
step in an effort to update the
recorded histoty of Huron
County. • It is to be continued to
present day, county council
agreed, and a student is to be
hired to complete the eollatioh of
the Material wider the guidance
ofierry Prertilitt, a volunteer Who
has done this work in the past.
The project is to be completed
hr Septertiber 30, OM, and the
COst is to be paid 6ot-tithe History
Pi'oject Budget.
reeve Grant Stirling said he was
surprised this request was put
forward by Penfold .at this time.
',Stirling said he understood the
planning department was short-
staffed and extremely busy.
"Is the work going to be kept
up when we're short a planner?"
asked Stirling.
Planning director Gary
Davidson said the county has an
educational policy for its
employees and that the planning
board felt Penfold's request was
valid,enough to warrant consider-
ation, Davidson said the plan is to
use a planning technician to keep
things rolling along in the
planning department "as best as
possible".
McKillop Reeve Allan
Campbell, Chairman of the
planning board, admitted that
Penfold's request "bothers" him.
"Approval has not been
granted yet," said Warden Gerry
Ginn. "A further recommenda-
tion will be coming in.1 '
* * * *
The curator of the Huron
County Pioneer museum has been
authorized to make application to
Wintario for a grant towards the
installation of a chair lift for the
handicapped in the museum.
It is believed that the install-
ation of chair lifts in public
buildings would be eligible for
Wintario grants of 100 per cent.
*****-*
Council for Huron County will
forward a letter to The Honorable
Roy McMurtry, Attorney General
inquiring when Huron County can
expect the appointment of n
Crown Attorney to replace W.G.
Cochrane