The Citizen, 1991-02-20, Page 8Lion's share
Art Airdrie (centre) presents a cheque for $500 from the Londesboro Lions Club to Mary Lou
Stewart (left) of Blyth Brownies and Greg McCIInchey of the new Blyth Venturers group. The
presentation was made at the Venturers duck dinner held at Londesboro United Church Thursday
night.
County council salaries cost
Huron ratepayers $211,784
Londesboro
Compiled by Mrs. June Fothergill. Phone 523-4360
WI donates euchre
proceeds to Aux.
It cost Huron County taxpayers
$211,784 last year to pay for
salaries and expenses of county
councillors and appointed members
of boards.
Top on the list of salaries and
expenses released at the Feb. 7
meeting of county council was past
Warden Lionel Wilder. He received
remuneration of $37,926 and had
convention and other expenses of
$6,713.91 for a total of $44,460.51.
Lowest salary and expenses was
claimed by John Rodges, deputy
reeve of Goderich Township who
went to no conventions and drew a
salary of $2,335 (Patricia Carrier
and Dave Johnston of Bayfield each
had small salaries but they split the
year representing Bayfield).
The total list of salaries and
expenses shows: Howard Arm
strong, Stanley, Remuneration,
$4,563.30; Convention and other
expenses, $883.25, Total
$5,446.55; Leona Armstrong, Grey,
$7,424.56, $892.07, $8,316.63;
Garry G. Baker, Stephen,
$3,490.20, $697.95, $4,188.15;
William Bennett, Seaforth,
$3,684.18, $208.00, $3,892.18;
George Cantelon, Tuckersmith,
$3,208.40, $524.86, $3,733.26;
Patricia Carrier, Bayfield,
Women teachers
affirmative action
banquet, Mar. 4
Monday, March 4 is an exciting
evening for women teachers in
Huron County. Women teachers
who aspire to or who are in
positions of responsibility - that is,
principals, vice-principals, co-or
dinators, consultants, and directors
- will share an evening with
Trustees and Superintendents of
the Huron County Board of Educa
tion.
The evening has been set aside
to allow informal presentation of
female educators as prospective
administrators. The Huron Women
Teachers’ Association continues to
work for the promotion of female
teachers as worthy candidates for
appointment to administration in
our present Board of Education.
The keynote speaker for the
evening is Susan Burke, well-
known educator from the Perth
County Board of Education. Susan
will speak on “Goal Setting”. The
dinner begins at 8 p.m. at the
Maitland Country Club in Goder
ich. Invited guests include female
teachers who are qualified for and
wh- have applied for advancement,
female idministrators, all Trustees
ar.d superintendents of the Huron
Cohnty ud of Education.
$1,096.08, $1,096.08; Jack Cole
man, Stanley, $3,475.10, $284.89,
$3,759.99; Bee Cooke, Clinton,
$5,777.20, $1,101.00, $6,878.20;
Cecil Cranston, West Wawanosh,
$3,074.85, $3,074.85; Thomas J.
Cunningham, Hullett, $6,115.34,
$990.34, $7,105.68; John P. Doher
ty, Goderich, $3,713.74, $664.45,
$4,378.19; Norman Fairies, How-
ick, $3,530.88, $195.25, $3,726.13;
Robert W. Fisher, Zurich,
$3,890.19, $243.01, $4,133.20;
Douglas C. Fraser, Morris,
$3,448.81, $288.00, $3,736.81;
Lossy Fuller, Exeter, $3,419.80,
$236.62, $3,656.42; Allan J. Gib
son, Ashfield, $5,191.90, $351.90,
$5,543.80; Marie Hicknell, McKil-
lop, $3,606.38, $1,372.31,
$4,978.69; David W. Johnston,
Bayfield, $2,365.96, $2,365.96;
Murray Keys, Hay, $3,265.49,
$61.00, $3,326.49; Bruce M. Mach-
an, Wingham, $8,381.62, $927.27,
$9,308,89; Brian W. McBurney,
Turnberry, $2,945.05, $2,945.05;
William L. Mickle, Exeter,
$6,475.17, $807.29, $7,282.46; G.
tEUiott Snsurance brokers
TCiinitcb
Blyth 523-4481
Heritage
Week
McGAVIN FARM EQUIPMENT
Walton, Ont.
1519) 887-6365, (519) 527-0245
“Your short-line specialists"
Established in 1936
E. Prout, Usbome, $5,324.64,
$222.06, $5,546.70; James B.
Robinson, Hensall, $7,297.22,
$1,682.00, $8,979.22; John Rodges,
Goderich Twp., $2,335.16,
$2,335.16; Ernest R. Snell, East
Wawanosh, $3,046.56, $592.23,
$3,638.79; Grant H. Stirling,
Goderich Twp., $5,803.98,
$1,647.67, $7,451.65; Thomas J.
Tomes, Stephen, $7,993.68,
$1,298.21, $9,291.89;
William S. Vanstone, Colborne,
$4,061.18, $1,022.52, $5,083.70;
Albert A. Wasson, Blyth,
$4,638.92, $452.00, $5,090.92;
Lionel E. Wilder, Warden, Hay
Twp., $37,926.60, $6,713.91,
$44,640.51; Harry E. Worsell,
Goderich, $3,288.34, $729.55,
$4,017.89; J. Gordon Workman,
Brussels, $3,816.16, $829.58,
$4,645.74.
Members of Boards: Paul D.
Steckle, $2,137.06, $820.36,
$2,957.42; James Baird, $1,150.00,
$691.11, $1,841.11; Margaret Day,
$855.96, $855.96; Isabel Elston,
$2,004.18, $529.83, $2,534.01.
The February meeting of
Londesboro Women’s Institute was
held at the hall on Wednesday,
February 13 at 2 p.m.
Marjorie Anderson welcomed
everyone. The meeting opened
with the Opening Ode, Mary
Stewart Collect and O Canada. A
thank you was read from Rev. Paul
Ross. Letters were read about
Clinton Spring Fair and Huron
County Health Unit. It was voted to
give a donation to the Fair Board.
Volunteers were named for the
April banquet and Nominating
Special guests attend
Thinking Dag service
Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, February 17
were Gerrit and Reimo Wilts.
Ushers were Lawrence Bergsma,
Sharon Bergmsa, Joanne Wilts,
and Kevin Shillinglaw.
The choir anthem was “If we
only have Love”. The sermon
topic was “The Spiritual Side of
Scouting”.
Blyth and Londesboro Beavers,
Cubs, Scouts, Girl Guides, Path
Community extends
sympathy to area family
The sympathy of the community
is extended to Jim and Rosie
Johnston on the passing of Jim’s
brother Charlie of Clinton.
Shuffleboard was held at Hullett
Public School on Wednesday even
ing, February 13 at 8 p.m. Thirteen
people were present. Ladies’ high
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Committee. Hazel Reid thanked
the W.I. for the card she received.
June Fothergill was in charge of
the programme. Nine tables of
progressive euchre were played.
Proceeds of $78 were donated to
Clinton Public Hospital Auxiliary.
Lucky winners at cards were:
high lady, Genevieve Allen; ladies’
lone hands, Estella Adams; ladies’
low, Laura Lyon; men’s high, Jean
Scott; men’s lone hands, Roberta
Plumsteel; men’s low, Margaret
Taylor, Clinton; door prize, Beth
Knox.
finders and Venturers were special
guests for this service.
Huronview Fellowship will be
held Thursday, February 21 at 1:30
p.m. Senior Youth Group will meet
Thursday, February 21 at 8 p.m. at
Paul’s place. They will watch and
discuss a documentary “Children
Having Children”. Congregational
Life and Work Committee will meet
on Monday, February 25 at 8:30
p.m. at the manse.
was Helen Dale. Men’s high was
Lloyd Dale.
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