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Clinton News-Record, 1986-06-11, Page 2Page 2—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WDNESDAY, JUNE 11, 1986 Sp�rts By Wilma Oke TUCEERS]VIITH - Robert Cobper of the Hensall Minor Hockey Athletic ExecutiVe, requested a giant to the organization for 1986. He told council the Hensall arena board has increased the rate for Minor sports about 33 per cent and it was causing a very substantial financial drain on the hockey organization. Council told Mr. Cooper that a meeting of all the arena boards was arranged some time ago and it was the general indication that minor sport organizations should be subsidized through reduced rates at the various arena facilities. Tuckersmith Council reconfirmed its previous decision that it is the feeling that minor sports organizations should have uld be subsidizedthrough 1 � cad a roved se. � ��' a reduced rates rather than have each and every minor organization asking council for financial assistance. ._. � � Council. took no action on the request at the meeting until a meeting eanbe arranged by the municipal councils of Hensall, Hay, Stanley, Hibbert and Usborne. In other business council agreed it has no objections toa survey of tbe mW►iciPahty by the insurance advisory orga tion, . Council accepted the reco endation. of the day Care supervisor at ' anastra that Susan Nolan be offered the position of part- time cook at the day care centre at a rate of $5 per hour. The resignation of Mary Ann Drost as a the s retial day care centre at fi it teacher at p Vanastra was accepted by council. Council will request the ble:Bayfie d un.. • .pp v laws - to ConA oritY to On ertake an ere- ' establish Seaforth Fire Department; to al)* sign control d Omega -int a fire chief for the Seaforth Fire Area s on control study ata Partof Lot $l, to survey and tbflt the epartnient, George Garrick; to authorize Alli► r tYo should ad proceed . in . consultation the exeeutiou of ani. agreement with certain withitthfthey eld #1 and ro . owners other municipalities for the establishment the muniche estabwiththeappropriate measures and operatin a�Q pint fire-area �f�xth necessary. Council stated it prepared to vide for theparticipation rtu � a i the county mutual accept special benef itting status for the cost Fire Depa of the study and control methods: fire aid. Approved for payment were the following • The other three bylaws: compulsory accounts: day care centre at Vanastra, water connectionlandfillville $8,061.81; special day care centre at system; soioand area Vanastra, $6,361.14; roads, $12,787.36; agreement requiring an extra ratepayer to Vanastra recreation centre, $11,990.28 and be named to the steering committee from general accounts of $350,674.79 for a total of STuith kersrnith a ppnted Dick Roorda Mand Board seeks public relations.. the difficulties in naming one parent from the entire county to sit on the committee, or in the other extreme having the committee become too different factions being e with involy parentsveral s from + from page 1 mittee members will in fact be parents of school aged children. Regarding the specific appointment of a parent or parents, he ques- tioned how this could be done and proposed $390,475.38. coune1 the final bylaw amendnAent for a tile drainage loan program for' 19 7will' be for 75 per cent of the total cost .of work eligible or $20,000 per farmer or Ma aMOUnt applil for, whichever is the lesser, with an i ntere..- rate on the debenture at eight per cent. Road Superintendent Doug Poulton was given authority to buy a new radio for the communication system to replace one giv- ing trouble, and to place caution signs at the MacLean Bridge indicating curve and trait row bridge. The next meeting will be held on June 18, instead of June 47. The first meeting in July will be held on July 2, because of the July 1 holiday. _ ®� ew supervisors' salaries to increase Dy Ib "/o Salariee, for Supervisors t Huronview 12 per cent will increase approximately over the next three years as Huron ty council passed the new salary proposal at the...meeting on June 5. The salary schedule, which will be in ef- fect until 1988, will see the assistant ad- ministrator position, at the top level of the spec cent ule, go from incre $32,734eerto the$ next 'three years. The chief engineer's salary will rise from $27,508 in 1986 to $30,836 in 1988. Both the housekeeping, laundry and social ser- vices supervisor and the food supervisor's salary will also go from $27,508 tp,$30,836 in 19 r. All these salaries represent a 12 per cent increase over the three years. The stockkeeper's salary will rise from $23,660 to $26,156 in 1988 which is a 101/2 per cent increase over three years. Registered nurses at the facility will get 12 per cent raises phased in over three years. At the top level of the salary® schedule, a registered nurse's salary would go from $31,044 in 1986 to $34,996 in 1988. The nursing director at Huronview, at the top end of the salary scale, would be paid- 11 per cent more over the next three years. The salary would increase from $34,424 in 1986 to $38,376 in 1988. The assis- tant nursing director's salary would rise from $32734 this year to increase,�686 in 8 n of 12 per cent over three years. SPECIALS OF THE WEEK Royal CROWN COLA 24 x 280 ml. Minute Maid FROZEN ORANGE JUICE Pronto PAPER TOWELS PUC increase 355 ml. Mom's SOFT MARGARINE Chef Boy -Ar -Dee CANNED PASTAS 2 Roll Pkg. Florelle FACIAL TISSUE CLINTON - Council here increased the remuneration for Clinton Public Utilities Commissioners at their June 2 meeting. "What we did was take the lowest in the area and bring it (the remuneration) up to that. It works out to about $5," said Clinton Mayor John Balfour. The chairman and the secretary will now receive $65 per meeting and the commis- sioner will receive $60. It is necessary to raise the remuneratie every five years. council also During the same meeting, agreed to pay $4,010 for legal fees incurred in the settlement with former clerk - treasurer Cam Proctor. Council will donate $50 to the Huron Plowmen's Association. THE BEST MEAT TO EAT FREEwith this coupon One 4 Litre Bag of 2% Milk With the Purchase of ONE Maple Leaf Country Kitchen Ham at the Special. Price of 3 e99LB. Offer expires closing Saturday, June 14/86 3941117 ri Township calling for road tenders HULLETT TWP. - At their June 3 meeting, council instructed their road superintendent to call tenders for road, construction. This construction will be on Lot 29, C n 12 d Concessions 12an413 holm. t5 9 6. oy Rrauter was authorized to coine'ct eavestroughs into thd' Oboe borb 1`itain for the cost of $414. permits as Council approved building p presented by the building inspector. These will be subject to township bylaws and Huron County Health Unit. not to re - A bylaw for the township agrees quest funding for the repair, maintenance or subsequent replacement of the nisty ino Ball's Bridge from the Transportation and Communications was passed. bylaw to set out the Council passed a various rates of renumeration for 1986 for appointed township personnel. A bylaw to , impose special annual drainage rates upon land in respect of which money is borrowed under the Tile Drainage Act, 1971, in the amount of $14,700 was passed. Council also passed a bylaw to impose special annual drainage rates upon land in respect of which money is borrowed under the Tile Drainage Act of 1971, in the amount of $14,700. A bylaw to amend Section 2 of bylaw . number 1981-19 and resolution number 7 of May 19, 1982 setting the amount to be loaned under the Tile Drainage Act was passed. This change will allow farmers to borrow 75 . per cent of the total cost of the cent drainage was tiles, rather than the, 60 per previously allowed. Pk'g. of 200 Heinz WHITE VINEGAR Campbell's Chicken Noodle & Cream of Chicken SOUP General Mills CHEERIOS 4 Litre • Heinz Assorted Varieties BAR-B-QUE SAUCES SUNSHIN.EFRESHHeinz MUSTARD PRODUCE Prod. of USA, Can. No. 1 Produce of Ont. Vine Ripe TOMATOES PREPARED Knechtel CANNED PINEAPPLE 500 ml. 455 ml. From the Tropics Golden Yellow English Seedless CUCUMBERS Chambers will be rented • GODERICH TWP - At their meeting,held on June 2, council was approached by Milene Lobb who was interested in renting the former council chambers. 'Council agreed to rent the former township office for $25 a month for a period of one year, beginning on July 1, with the • stipulation that the tenant provide and pay for all utilities. Nine building permits were requested from ,council, and all were approved. A bylaw to authorize tbe issuance of building permits, the fee required, the man- ner • ,lication and the repealing of all fo •, uilding bylaws was passed by ' council. Council also passed a bylaw to authorize the issuing of tile drain debentures on three owners, for a total of $25,500. • The final bylaw council passed at this Meeting eethe old Medway orites the con he f Maitland cofeession. Accounts were ordered paid in the moil of $44,056.89. Woman involved. 5% DISCOUNT FoRsestort CITIZENS EVERY WEDNESDAY in accident TIJCKIRSIVIITII TWP - On June 6 at 9:45 p.m. a single car accident occured,on Con- cession 14 in the township. A 1988 Oldsmobile driven by •Joanne Verlinde, 17, of R112 Hensen, was north bound on Concession 14,.approximately .7 kilometres south of Sideroad 5, when MISS Verlinde lost control of her car and watt into a ditch oti the west side of the road, Damage to the ear was esti at $1,000, Miss Verlinde Was not Wine t.