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Councillor questions remuneration for volunteer committee
Cozen. Michael Hak raised
a question about council-
lors' paying themselves and
not volunteers on commit-
tees before council
approved October remuner-
ation at last Tuesday night's
meeting.
He noted two councillors,
Brian Ferguson and Heather
Robinet, charged for
attending Inst month's meet-
ing of the community action
committee but two other
councillors who attended
didn't.
Coun. Hak felt council
should clarify whether its
members got paid or not for
being on this committee "so
everybody's the same" and
it doesn't become an issue.
The community action
committee arose on its own,
with various prominent area
volunteers and councillors
as members.
Coun. Robinet said she
had attended the October
meeting of the committee
on the request of Mayor
Irwin Johnston.
Town consolidates reserves
less $2,494.58 "due from
At its Nov. 4 meeting,
Seaforth Council, accepted
a consolidated reserve fund
from administrator Jim
Crocker, and approved the
transfer of funds in desig-
nated property grants and
LACAC services accounts
to the Seaforth heritage trust
fund account.
Crocker said consolidation
makes the reserves "more
manageable."
The town's consolidated
reserve funds (Jan. 1/97)
including 1997 budget
transfers totals $243,269.57,
Perth Federation
Andy DeVries, who oper-
ates a dairy and broiler farm
at RR 2 Atwood, was
acclaimed president as the
Perth County Federation of
Agriculture named its execu-
tive and township directors at
its annual general meeting
Oct. 30.
Allen Hughes of RR 1
Listowel is first vice presi-
dent and John Hicknell of
Sebringville second -vice.
Alvin Dow and Dave
Vandewalle were chosen as
Hibbert Township directors
for the coming term, Karen
McLagan and Cecil Rose for
Logan and Willy Keller,
Bruce Morris and Dave
McKay for Fullarton.
town," leaving a bank bal-
ance of S190,774.99.
The balances of these vari-
ous reserves, consolidated
into 12 from the town's
original 19, as circulated to
council by administrator
Crocker, are: fire services
$20,277.32; general govern-
ment services, $43,066.54;
human resources $65,000.40
(ie. sick leave, insurance -
short-term and long-term dis-
ability); transportation ser-
vices, $46,814.09; environ-
mental services, $19,454.81;
recreation services,
$7,423.67; business develop-
ment and retention services,
$9,529.93; library services,
$1,502.43; arena services,
$4,885.62; designated prop-
erty grants, $6,878.60;
LACAC services, $857.80;
and miscellaneous capital
expenses.
The 19 reserve funds
Seaforth had before consoli-
dating them were: fire
pumper, police services, con-
tracted services, public
works, miscellaneous, sewer,
industrial, office equipment,
sick Nave, streetlights, recre-
ation, library capital, eco-
nomic development, landfill,
mainstreet, designated prop-
erty grants, ABCA trees and
fish, arena, LACAC.
Thank You to the
residents of
Hibbert Ward
for their support at the
November 10th election.
Bob Norris
Clinton Minor Hockey Association
presents
CHRISTMAS
HOME TOUR
featuring
a 5 homes plus one business and one apartment
decorated for the holidays.
Saturday, November 29
0. ..
10 am-4pm
Free Refreshments and draws
at the Clinton Town Hall
Tickets $10.00 - Available at
Grove's T.V. - Clinton; Luann's Country
Flowers • Blyth; Natalie Anne's Room •
• Bayfield; At Home - Exeter; Canadian Tire
- Goderich; Nifty Korner Gifts - Seatorth
or call 482-9829
Tuckersmith Township Voters
I wish to express
my sincere
appreciation and
thanks to each and
everyone for the
support 1 received
at the polls.
Thank You,
Sill De 'sag
Coun. Ferguson was not at
last 'lliesday night's council
mooting.
Cozen. John Ball said pay-
ment might foster -consis-
tency" of attendance, and
without it the committee's
reliance on strictly volun-
teers might ked to deterio-
ration, similar to what has
happened with the patios and
recreation committee in
town.
Council eliminated remu-
neration for volunteers on
such committees (another
one is LACAC) as a down-
sizing/cost-control measure
before doing its budget in
1996.
The recreation committee
has been having difficulty
attracting and keeping vol-
unteers since then.
Payment approved
At its regular meeting last
Tuesday night, Scaforth
Council approved the follow-
ing amounts for October
meeting attendance: Mayor
Irwin Johnston, $290 (four
meetings attended not
charged for); Reeve William
Bennett, $150; Deputy -reeve
William Teall, $195; Couns.
John Ball, $285; Brian
Ferguson, $240; Michael
Hak, $195; Heather Robinet,
$330.
SINCERE
THANKS
to the .
ratepayers of
Tuckersmith for
your support at
the polls on
November 10th.
Bob Broadfoot
"Others volunteer,"
deputy -reeve Bill n.all said.
"For us to charge is unfair
to them."
Deputy -clerk Cathy
Garrick said the community
action committee has been
meeting every month
recently, but will probably
meet more often in future,
for perhaps the next six to
nine months.
Last Tuesday was the last
meeting of the current coun-
cil's term. It approved
October's remuneration a,
submitted by councillors,
but decided to refer the
matter to the new council's
striking committee.
THANK YOU
to all voters for .,
your support at
the polls
November 10th. It
was greatly
appreciated
ref y
rietmeaume.,
School Trustee
r aCUT AND SAYE
Sed rsig &r astIslee emwsusxllf &Aeons
FREE PUBUC SKATING SCHEDULE
1987-+88
DATE SPONSOR
Sun., Oct. 19[97 Seafonh Chiropractic Centre
Sun., Oct. 26/97 Seaford) Oolf Carne Ltd.
Suit, Nov. 2/97 Scaforth Automotive
Sun., Nov. 9/97 Anna's Dress Sboppe
Sun., Nov. 16/97 No Skating - Novice Tournament
Sun., Nov, 23/97 Vincent Farm EQuipmeat Ltd.
Sue., Nov. 31/97 Smith Construction Ltd.
Sat., Dec. 6/97 Sedorth Agricwitural Society, 2:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Sun., Doc. 7/97 Seaforth Apicultuml Society
Sun., Dec. 14/97 Seafortb Knecbtel Food Market
Sun., Dec. 21/97 Mot3rar i Plumbing i Hest*
C8RIST14ASBREAK SKATING DATES
Mon., Dec. 22/97 Safari Legion Br. 0156, 1 - 3 p.m.
lies., Dec. 23/97 Seafonh Lego. Br. 0156,1 - 3 p.m.
Om.. Dec. 28/97 Sector* Legion Br. 1156
Mew. Dec. 29/97 Innovative Security, 1 - 3 p.m.
liras., Dec. 3097 Scaforth Counity Hospital, 1 - 3 p.m.
1~W.. Dec. 31/97 Progressive Turf Equipment lac., 1 - 3 pan.
Jan. 2/98 mmRibey Funeral Home, 1 - 3 pa.
M11, fan. 4/91 Pizza Train
Om, ban. 11/91 $edorm/Ctintoo An,U1.nce
Jan. 18/98 No Skating - Atom Tournament
i1ltt ,
fan. 25/91 No Skating - Breombil Tournament
Sat, Feb. 1/98 PUC Employees
1ns., P. 1/98 No skating - Rgrwe Skating Carnival
Sun., Feb. 15/98 No Skauaogg -� Rlitgetle Tamotsu*
Sun., Feb. 22/98 watt's M.i.tea.itce
Sun., Mw. 1/98 Sedorth Lbws ate
Sus.. Mar. 8/91 Kaigis of Columbus
Son., Mar. 15/98 Smith Construction Ltd.
MARCH BREAK SKATING DATES
Fri., Mar. 2094 Sssforth Rec. Dep., 1 •3 p.m.
gm., Mac 22/91 Progressive Turf 6pipar.at lac.
Mon., Mw. 23/98 Seaford Lions Club, 1 3 pat.
Tres.. Mw. 24/98 Ktnbura Forestate, 1 - 3 pa.
Wed., Mar. 25/98 Huron Eaposilodrutlig a Reel Estate Ltd.,
1-3pa.
Tars., Mar. 26191 Pizza Trim, 1 -3 pm.
f ., Mem 27/91 Sagas* Cbilinlr s Cralre, 1 .3 pa.
Son., Mw. 28191 No Skein - Kaijrb et Ciel a doss Torun.
S1ta ' on nectars will be from 2:30 - 4:00 .nl. (FREE)
Ptr+ant rd lbtt Is Brealey I0..m. - 12.s.
awl Wednesday 1 pain. - 3 pain. (FRES)
THANK YOU
The Seaforth & District Community Centres
would like to thank the above sponsors for
their generous support of our public skating
•program, J
THANK YOU
to the people of Seaforth for your
support on November 10. I look
forward to serving you as mayor for
the coming term.
Sincerely, David Scott
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THANK YOU
to all voters for .,
your support at
the polls
November 10th. It
was greatly
appreciated
ref y
rietmeaume.,
School Trustee
r aCUT AND SAYE
Sed rsig &r astIslee emwsusxllf &Aeons
FREE PUBUC SKATING SCHEDULE
1987-+88
DATE SPONSOR
Sun., Oct. 19[97 Seafonh Chiropractic Centre
Sun., Oct. 26/97 Seaford) Oolf Carne Ltd.
Suit, Nov. 2/97 Scaforth Automotive
Sun., Nov. 9/97 Anna's Dress Sboppe
Sun., Nov. 16/97 No Skating - Novice Tournament
Sun., Nov, 23/97 Vincent Farm EQuipmeat Ltd.
Sue., Nov. 31/97 Smith Construction Ltd.
Sat., Dec. 6/97 Sedorth Agricwitural Society, 2:30 - 4:30 p.m.
Sun., Doc. 7/97 Seaforth Apicultuml Society
Sun., Dec. 14/97 Seafortb Knecbtel Food Market
Sun., Dec. 21/97 Mot3rar i Plumbing i Hest*
C8RIST14ASBREAK SKATING DATES
Mon., Dec. 22/97 Safari Legion Br. 0156, 1 - 3 p.m.
lies., Dec. 23/97 Seafonh Lego. Br. 0156,1 - 3 p.m.
Om.. Dec. 28/97 Sector* Legion Br. 1156
Mew. Dec. 29/97 Innovative Security, 1 - 3 p.m.
liras., Dec. 3097 Scaforth Counity Hospital, 1 - 3 p.m.
1~W.. Dec. 31/97 Progressive Turf Equipment lac., 1 - 3 pan.
Jan. 2/98 mmRibey Funeral Home, 1 - 3 pa.
M11, fan. 4/91 Pizza Train
Om, ban. 11/91 $edorm/Ctintoo An,U1.nce
Jan. 18/98 No Skating - Atom Tournament
i1ltt ,
fan. 25/91 No Skating - Breombil Tournament
Sat, Feb. 1/98 PUC Employees
1ns., P. 1/98 No skating - Rgrwe Skating Carnival
Sun., Feb. 15/98 No Skauaogg -� Rlitgetle Tamotsu*
Sun., Feb. 22/98 watt's M.i.tea.itce
Sun., Mw. 1/98 Sedorth Lbws ate
Sus.. Mar. 8/91 Kaigis of Columbus
Son., Mar. 15/98 Smith Construction Ltd.
MARCH BREAK SKATING DATES
Fri., Mar. 2094 Sssforth Rec. Dep., 1 •3 p.m.
gm., Mac 22/91 Progressive Turf 6pipar.at lac.
Mon., Mw. 23/98 Seaford Lions Club, 1 3 pat.
Tres.. Mw. 24/98 Ktnbura Forestate, 1 - 3 pa.
Wed., Mar. 25/98 Huron Eaposilodrutlig a Reel Estate Ltd.,
1-3pa.
Tars., Mar. 26191 Pizza Trim, 1 -3 pm.
f ., Mem 27/91 Sagas* Cbilinlr s Cralre, 1 .3 pa.
Son., Mw. 28191 No Skein - Kaijrb et Ciel a doss Torun.
S1ta ' on nectars will be from 2:30 - 4:00 .nl. (FREE)
Ptr+ant rd lbtt Is Brealey I0..m. - 12.s.
awl Wednesday 1 pain. - 3 pain. (FRES)
THANK YOU
The Seaforth & District Community Centres
would like to thank the above sponsors for
their generous support of our public skating
•program, J
THANK YOU
to the people of Seaforth for your
support on November 10. I look
forward to serving you as mayor for
the coming term.
Sincerely, David Scott
THANK YOU!
I would like to thank the voters
of Hullett Township for their
support at the polls on
November 10th.
I look forward to your continuing
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years.
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I would like to thank the voters
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support at the polls on
November 10th.
I look forward to your continuing
support over the next three
years.
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Reeve
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