The Citizen, 2015-11-26, Page 18FISCHER. In memory of Roy
Fischer who passed away Dec. 1,
2012.
Gone are the days we used to share,
But in our hearts you are always
there,
The gates of memory will never
close,
We miss you more than anyone
knows.
– Love forever, Donna Fischer and
family. 46-1
HICKEY. In memory of our parents
Leona Hickey, October 1, 1921 -
November 28, 2005 and Joe Hickey,
August 27, 1918 - December 3,
2000.
The years are quickly passing,
though still we can’t forget,
For in the hearts that love them, their
memories linger yet.
– Lovingly remembered by your
family. 46-1p
HUMPHRIES. Bill Humphries,
November 29, 2013.
In loving memory of a good man,
husband, father and grandfather.
When someone you love dies,
You never get over it,
You just slowly get through each
day,
But you always keep them tucked
safely in your heart.
You cross our minds often and we
smile in spite of our sadness. –
Marjory, Roger, Susan and Hugh,
Paul, Peggy, Greg and Andrea,
Stefan, Terry, Cody, Joshua,
Alexandra, Colin. 46-1
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MOORE. Warren D. Moore, March
23, 1956 - November 26, 2004.
In our hearts your memory lingers,
Always tender, fond and true,
There’s not a day dear husband and
father,
We do not think of you.
– Always loved and missed, Donna
and Erin. 46-1p
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Applications will be accepted until 4:30PM December 7th, 2015.
See www.huroncounty.ca for more information regarding qualifications,
hours of work and the application process.
Only those individuals selected for an interview will be contacted. Information is collected solely for the
purpose of job selection under the provisions of the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of
Privacy Act. The County of 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.
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Huron County Museum and Historic Gaol
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Controller
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An abundance of improvements
have been made at the Victoria Park
bandshell in Seaforth thanks to the
work of Maureen Agar and the
Huron East/Seaforth Community
Development Trust.
Agar, who is the secretary of the
Trust, spoke to council at its Nov. 17
meeting of Huron East Council
about the many improvements made
at the park.
The process began when a
donation was made in the name of
Barbara Box after she passed away.
That money was to go towards
improvements to the bandshell. The
Trust then stepped forward and
financially assisted in improving the
park.
As part of the project, Agar
cleaned up the park in the spring
(with the assistance of the Seaforth
Public School Green Team),
removed overgrown plants,
refurbished the plant beds, placed
new plants around the town’s
cenotaph, placed mulch around the
park’s trees, sanded and repainted
the park benches, purchased new
seats for the swings, painted the
bandshell building and replaced the
bandshell’s deck area, as well as the
steps to the deck.
In the spring of 2016, Agar said,
the roof of the bandshell will be
replaced and top soil will be spread
to help level the park’s grounds.
She added that a plaque
celebrating the history of the
bandshell will be placed on the
building on July 1, 2016 – the day of
the park’s grand re-opening.
***
Heather McClinchey, a Huron
East parent, spoke to council on
behalf of the parents of children that
attend the Vanastra Day Care.
After writing an emotional letter
to council, she followed up with a
presentation at the Nov. 17 meeting,
saying that the day care is a huge
asset to the Huron East community
and that it’s very important to the
families that use it.
She also praised the level of care
and attention the children receive
from those who work at the day care
as opposed to other day cares
throughout Huron County.
In conclusion, she strongly urged
council to continue supporting the
centre as a municipally-run facility.
***
Huron East Council received a
presentation from Tracy Birtch of
the United Way Perth-Huron and the
Social Research and Planning
Council and Shaun Joliffe of the
Children’s Aid Society Huron-Perth
regarding the organization’s report
on a living wage for the region.
The group has been making the
presentation to all lower-tier
municipalities, in addition to Huron
County Council, asking local
politicians to be advocates for the
living wage.
***
Huron East Fire Chief and
Community Emergency Manage-
ment Co-ordinator Marty Bedard
reported on the sale of several pieces
of decommissioned equipment
through the GovDeals online
auction service.
Two items Bedard sold recently
were the 1985 GMC fire rescue van,
which sold for $3,550 and the 2000
Fermac tractor-loader, which sold
for $12,060.
***
Huron East Deputy-Mayor Joe
Steffler reported on the charitable
work being done by the Association
of Ontario Roads Supervisors
(AORS) after realizing a profit from
their recent trade show, held in
Exeter.
The show, Steffler reported, raised
just over $70,300 – the majority of
which was reinvested into Huron
County charitable organizations.
He told council that $28,000 was
distributed to the Ontario Student
Nutrition Program (with all the
funds staying with Huron County
schools, both public and Catholic),
$10,000 will be donated to Canadian
Tire’s Jump Start charity in memory
of Roger Cunningham, with all
funds to be used in Huron County,
$10,000 to the Huron County
Christmas Bureau and $2,000 to the
Huron County SPCA.
AORS donates
$50,000 to Huron