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The Municipality of Central Huron is now accepting applications for the
following position:
Payroll Administrator
This is a part-time job share position (35 hour per bi-weekly pay period)
Duties to include:
Perform all duties with respect to the processing and reporting of the
payroll function and back-up to perform duties with respect to accounts
payable function. Performs other duties as directed.
Employment to commence immediately. Applicants are asked to submit
a detailed resume in confidence to the undersigned by 12:00 p.m. (Noon)
Monday, June 20, 2016:
Human Resources
Box 400, 23 Albert Street
Clinton, Ontario NOM 1L0
(519) 482--3997 Fax: (519) 482-9183
Email: humanresources@centralhuron.com
The Municipality of Central Huron is an equal opportunity employer. Accessibility
accommodations are available for all parts of the recruitment process. Applicants need to
make their needs known in advance. We thank all applicants and advise that only those
selected for an interview will be contacted
Pork Technicians
Westland Hogco Inc.
Zurich, Exeter, Hensall, Goderich
Starting wage $16.00
Competitive benefit package
Swine Industry
Well established company in the
Swine Industry is looking for the
services of Pork Technicians with
a College Degree and Apprentice
Training to work Full-time on our
farms. Your knowledge and
qualifications will have you focus
on and be responsible for the
complete care of the swine in your
assigned area. This will include
health and condition of the sow
herd, daily feeding procedures,
farrowing assistance and piglet
care.
If you are a team player,
ambitious person and want to be
part of a growing business, this
could be your next long-term role.
Please email your confidential cover
letter and resume to
Lclarke@westlandhogco.com
In memoriam
McCLURE. In loving memory of a
great husband and father, Stanley B.
McClure - June 4, 2015.
It broke our hearts to lose you,
But you did not go alone,
A part of us went with you,
The day God took you home.
If tears could build a stairway,
And heartaches make a lane,
We'd walk our way to heaven,
And bring you home again.
In life we loved you dearly,
In death we love you still,
In our hearts you hold a place,
No one could ever fill.
— Always remembered by your
family, Donna, Tina and Glenn,
Trisha and Scott, Rob and Amanda.
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In action
Saturday's Brussels Ball Day was heralded as a success by
all involved, in that it raised thousands of dollars for new
equipment for Brussels Minor Ball and for a new generator
for the Brussels Fire Department. The day began with a
victory by the Brussels Squirts over Seaforth and,
unfortunately, ended with a loss by the Brussels Tigers at
the hands of the Wingham Hitmen. Here, the Mites were in
action just before the big Brussels Fire Department charity
game in which the locals took on a team full of radio
personalities from Wingham. (Vicky Bremner photo)
NH looks at
alternative
house plan
for Blyth
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housing for the artists and for
guests," Chambers explained during
the council meeting. "[Smith and
14/19 Inc.] have come up with a
concept to create a tiny house
village. We're looking at different
examples of this across the
province"
Chambers reported that a proper
site plan would need to be created
for whichever property was chosen
for the project and the intention of
the report was to make council
aware of the initiative.
"The group is looking at potential
sites in Blyth and wanting
permission for me to stay in contact
with the group and act as a liaison
between it and council," she said.
"It is looking at private and
municipal sites now, and when it
comes up with a preferred location,
the site will need a plan with
servicing requirements, a plan for
how to fund the housing and
hopefully how council can make a
decision and support this project to
address this annual problem in
Blyth."
Councillor Trevor Seip asked how
this could impact the residents of
Blyth, specifically in regards to
assessment numbers throughout the
community.
Earlier in the meeting, Seip had
asked about the processes employed
by the Municipality Property
Assessment Corporation (MPAC)
and how one assessment can change
others and he wanted to make sure
the houses wouldn't drastically alter
other ratepayers' assessments
drastically. Chambers stated that
any changes would have to be
considered as part of a business plan
for the site, which would be
necessary.
Deputy -Reeve James Campbell
asked what impact the project
would have on the people who
currently rent residential facilities to
the Festival and Chambers reported
those individuals were part of the
project. She said the shortage of
housing is something they are all
struggling with.
Council approved Chambers as a
liaison for the group, but not until
Councillor Brock Vodden said he
supported the idea but only if it
considered a year-round approach
and not focus on only the Blyth
Festival season.
Study partnership considered
After concerns arose regarding the
suspension of the Huron County
Health Unit's wind turbine
study, a partnership may be on the
horizon.
The Health Unit held its regular
meeting last Thursday, where the
issue was discussed.
When it was announced that the
study would be suspended, it was for
a variety of reasons, including the
fact that the Health Unit didn't want
to duplicate other studies on the
subject ongoing throughout the
province as well as costs associated
with a study of that magnitude.
There has also been turnover at the
Medical Officer of Health position
that must also be considered.
However, at the June 2 meeting,
Huron County Board of
Health Chair Tyler Hessel said
there is hope in the form of a
potential partnership with the
University of Waterloo, which
is working with Wind Concerns
Ontario on a similar study.
In a recent interview, Hessel said
that while the two potential studies
were similar, the University of
Waterloo study would be able to
delve deeper into the subject due to
better human and financial
resources.
As a result of this decision, the
Board of Health has invited a
representative from the university to
a future meeting where a partnership
can be discussed further.
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