The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-02-20, Page 4Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 20, 1985—Page 4 •
To, approach Authority to fund 4-H trophy
West Wawanosh Township council met
for. the regular February session in the
office. at the municipal works . garage on
Tuesday, February 5. The meeting com-
menced at 9.35 a.m. with Reeve Aitchison
presiding and councillors Hickey and Todd
present. Deputy Reeve Brindley arrived at
10.00 a.m. and Councillor Baynard at noon.
The minutes of the January session were
adopted as printed on motion of 'councillors
Hickey arid Todd.
Ray Hanna approached council with a
request for support in his efforts to secure
a trophy for the 4-H Conservation Club
which he has been leading for the past five
years. Hama hopes, with the trophy, that
our area young people will become and
remain more interested and aware of the
need for conservation now and. in the
future. Motion by councillors Todd and
Hickey, That West Wavvanosh Township
council hereby authorizes West Wawanosh
representative to Maitland Valley Conser-
vation Authority, Harold Errington, to
approach the Authority with a request for
funding for a trophy for the 4-H Conser-
vation Club,
Sheila Lawrence of Ontario Hydro made
a short presentation concerning the
location of tentative corridors being
studied for the installation of one or two
transmission lines from Bruce NPD to
London. Lawrence informed council of the.
nearest information ,meeting to be held at
the Wingham Legion on Monday, March
11, 1985. -
By-law 4-85; a Rating By-law to cover a
We drainage loan, was given third reading
and finally passed on motion of councillors
Brindley and Hickey.
The road superintendent discussed with
council the reconstruction of the boundary
which Colborne Township is proposing to
begin in 1985. Road accounts in the amount
of $13,922.03 were ordered paid on motion
of councillors Hickey and Brindley.
Motion by councillors Todd and Hickey,
That the clerk is hereby authorized to
advertise for applications for a person to
count the dogs and sell dog tags in the
township for the year 1985.
A letter from Huron County planner,
Cynthia Fisher, 'regarding the secondary
plan was reviewed by council. Motion by
councillors Brindley and Todd, That the
Township of West Wawanosh hereby
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Huron county council strikes department budgets
,
Several department budgets for 1985 were
approved by Huron County Council at its
February 7 meeting.
IN THE NEWS
Appoint coroner
. Dr. Richard B. Treleaven of Incimo* has
been appointed Coroner for the counties of
Huron and Bruce to succeed the late Dr. J.
C. McKim, Dr. Treleaven was appointed to
the position by the solicitor general. of
Ontario George W. Taylor, Q.C., effective
immediately.
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The health unit's budget of $1.1 million is
the largest approved to date. All budgets are
subject to a final review by county council.
The health unit's 1985 budget represents a
9.1 per cent increase over the 1984 budget.
Huron's share of the budget is $291,563 com-
pared to $267,032 last year which, is an in-
crease of 9.2 per cent.
The funding of additional salaries, for ex-
ample increasing secretarial time and ' in-
creasing the nutritionist time from half to
full time, increased benefits, additional den-
tal director fees and board members fees as
well as more material and supplies caused
the budget increase.
The province of Ontario picks up the ma-
jority of the health unit's costs. This year it
is expected to pay.$874,689 while over $10,000
will come from other revenue.
The largest expenditure in the health unit
is salaries and wages which totals $822.232
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then employee benefits which totals
$127,537. Administration, rents, equipment
and travel account for other expenditures.
The family planning department has a
total budget of $56,669 which is a 2.2 per
cent increase over the 1984 budget., This is
totally funded by the provincial' govern-
ment.
The health unit's plumbing and environ-
ment budget of $117,850 was also approved.
While the 1985 budget represents an overall
increase of 4.5 .per cent from last year's
budget, the county's share only increased•
2.4 per cent. The county has been budgeted
to pay $42,425 up from $41,440.
The planning and development depart-
ment's budget of $465,978 was approved. Of
the county has been budgeted to pay
453,927, up from $324,442 last year.
The major expenditure is salaries which
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