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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-06-08, Page 16PAGE 16. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8,1994. J. Rutledge assists in redesigning court house Brussels native John Rutledge is Huronview project a major part of part of a joint venture with fellow architect Allan Avis to design reno­ vations to the Huron County Court House. The cost of the renovations, car­ ried out under the federal-provin­ cial infrastructure program, will be $1.7 million with the architects' fee being $126,000. The Huron county firm was the cheapest of three bids for the work. Bill Mickle, reeve of Exeter wor­ ried about the cost of this project and the renovations of the old Huronview building at a time of government cutbacks. Lyn Murray, county clerk-administrator, pointed out that the county's one-third of the court house costs •will come from its capital reserve fund which has already been set aside. For the the funding comes through the job- sOntario fund. A further $400,000 was set aside for demolition of part of the old Huronview building in the budget for the new Huronview and Huronlea buildings. The remainder will come from extend­ ing the levy in the budget to pay for Huronview and Huronlea for one additional year. *** Why should councillors have to reveal all their assets to the public but the county warden can't even get the names of those who are drawing welfare in the county, some councillors wondered. Noting a demand from Lambton County that the names of those on welfare be available to the county warden, some councillors won­ dered if the Huron warden could get access to the names. Lambton noted that the warden has access to any files in the county and there­ fore should have access to welfare roles. Ms Murray said that seemed to be a case that the warden could probably have had access to the names if no fuss had been made but now that the issue had been raised, the privacy of the welfare recipi­ ents would likely be protected. Tom Tomes, reeve of Stephen, said he felt what had prompted the Lambton demand was the provinces introduction of new leg­ islation that will force all success­ ful candidates after the next municipal election to disclose all their family assets, at the same time as the privacy of welfare recipients is protected. Reeve Mickle told councillors they should be aware of the new ' provisions for disclosure. "I think it is something that those who are interested in running for council this fall should be aware of." he said *»•»«» % ■is<. 1 A Hr ■ w/f I vercoming a outiy The Grade 6 students from Grey Central Public School rehearse for the play Beating Bull O'Brien, in preparation for performances on June 14 at 10:45 a.m. and June 15 at 1:30 p.m. Cast members, from left, Carla Hunt (Tink ’Bully’ O’Brien), Wayne Brubacher (Rocky) and Chad Fischer (Daniel) discuss the resolution to the bully problem. Two ensembles will present the play and the public is welcome to both performances. Belgrave couple celebrates 36th Continued from page 10 held its last session on Thursday, June 2 at the home of Anne Spivey. The girls in the session were Erin Weitendorf, Shelby Bruxer, Jenna Stryker, Laura Bowers, Jeanine Van Camp. The mothers watched the girls when they sang songs and played music games. Mrs. Spivey served note shaped cookies and gave each girl a certificate of completion. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Logan, Kevin and Trevor of Wyoming, Ontario, visited with his mother Dorothy Logan last weekend when they came up for Ralph's nephew's, (Mike Logan) wedding. Visiting at the home of Mrs. Hilda Vincent last weekend was her daughter Marlene Taff of London. Mabel's Moms met at the home of Mabel Wheeler on Wednesday, June 1. Those present were Waneta Leishman and Melissa, Annette te Raa, Mitchell and Janelle, Andrea Stevenson, Mathew and Tyler, Lila Procter and Ben, Shannon Weitendorf, Lisa and Erin, Janet Koehler and Trevor Raynard, Sherry Taylor and Brandon. It was Sherry and her husband Mike's wedding anniversary that day. The community would like to extend many wishes for a speedy recovery to John McIntosh who is recovering from an operation. We would also like to wish his wife Marie a Happy Birthday! John and Marie are celebrating their 36th wedding anniversary. We wish them a Happy Anniversary and many more. On Sunday, May 29 following, confirmation services at the Knox United Church, Belgrave, John and Linda Campbell hosted a smorgasbord dinner in honour of Jeremy being confirmed. Centered on the table was a nicely decorated cake in the shape of a bible. Rev. Paul Boughton gave the blessing. Dinner guests were Rev. Paul Boughton, Rev. John and Kay Roberts, Freda Johnston, Lome Campbell, Bruce and Linda Campbell, Colleen, Matthew and Travis Campbell all of Belgrave, Irene Desjardine of Grand Bend and Bob and Heather Maass of London. (7 THE HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION will accept applications for the following position (s') of SECRETARY for vacancies that might occur during the 1994-95 school year The ideal candidates will have: 1. •> 3. 4. 5. Pastor recounts images of D-Day Continued from page 11 The choir sang We are called to Follow Jesus. Scripture was read by Edith Wey. Rev. Banks strayed from his usual sermon and what followed was a product of his imagination and some hastily-conducted research. It was a fictitious story about a chaplain who makes his way onto Juno Beach and lives to tell the tale of one dying soldier. keyboarding, filing and computer experience (preferably Word Perfect 6.0 for Windows & Spreadsheets); knowledge of general office practices; excellent interpersonal and communication skills; ability to work independently and problem solve; and, post secondary education in the secretarial field Terms of employment: 35.0 hours per week 10 months per year The successful candidate will become a member of Canadian Union of Public Employees, Local 1428 Interested applicants should send a letter of application and resume outlining experience and education, including references, to the undersigned by noon. Friday, June 24, 1994. 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