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The Citizen, 2003-01-29, Page 17THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2003. PAGE 17. Huron, Perth CASs hold special meeting The members of the Children's Aid Soeieties for Huron and Perth Counties held a speeial general meeting in Seaforth on Wednesday. Jan. 22. The purpose of the meeting Preparing for flight Becky Nethery helps Zach Losch make a kite during the Cub Day held at Londesboro Hall this past Saturday. (Vicky Bremner photo) was to vote on the merger of the two ageneies, effective April I and approval of amalgamation and interim operating agreements as well as bylaws for the new entity and election of a new board of directors. In a unanimous vote of the membership, all items were approved. Under the agreement the amalgamated agency will be known as Huron-Perth Children’s Aid Society with its head office in the existing building at 380 Hibernia St., Stratford, ON. The offices in Goderich .oil MacEwan Street will continue to serve the needs of the Huron County residents. It is also agreed that the incumbent executive director of Huron County CAS, Tom Knight, will serve as director, for the amalgamated agency, effective April I. Stephen Chandler will serve in an advisory capacity until July I then retire after serving Perth County as director for 24 years and working in Children’s Huron East briefs Park to get sewers The Brussels industrial park will soon have sewers. Huron East counci.l passed a motion at the Jan. 14 session approving the installation of sewers and establishing a $9,555.56 connection fee for all park lots. Following the review of two tenders for the Seaforth water supply master plan and environmental assessment report, council referred the matter to the water and sewer foreman for his recommendations. *** Council supported a resolution from the Municipality of West Elgin which asked that all rural school closings be stopped and the provincial government recommit to adequate funding. Aid Societies for 35 years. The board of directors for the new agency will be comprised of 14 members, seven from Perth County and the same number from Huron County. The new agency will have a total staff of approximately 80 employees with an annual budget of OPP investigate Brussels break-in Huron OPP on Jan. 26 at 11:45 p.m. were called to a residence on Brussels Line in Huron East over a break-in. A door leading into the residence had been forced open that night It also asked that a process be established where consideration would be given to the wider social costs before closure decisions were made. *** A request for financial assistance from the Huron County Plowmen’s Association will be deferred until budget time. Councillor Bill DeJong was appointed to sit on the steering committee for the sinkhole study being undertaken by the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Author­ ity. *** Approval was given for the payment of accounts in the amount of $188,663.29. $8 million. 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