The Citizen, 2013-03-21, Page 20PAGE 20. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 2013.Huron County has released its“sunshine list” for 2012 with 14
names spanning from $102,391 up
to $307,466.
Notably, the list includes three
names that are no longer with the
county: former Chief Administrative
Officer Larry Adams, former
Treasurer and Deputy-Chief
Administrative Officer David Carey
and former Director of Human
Resources Darcy Michaud.
Adams and Carey were placed on
non-disciplinary administrative
leave on May 29, 2012 and Michaud
was placed on similar leave on Aug.
9. On Sept. 11, 2012, ties to the three
employees were officially severed
according to a press release issued
by the county.
Former Clerk Barb Wilson, whoabruptly resigned from her position
on Sept. 5, is not included on the
list.
Employees listed include, from
highest to lowest:
• Dr. Nancy Cameron, Medical
Officer of Health: $307,466.
• Larry Adams, former Chief
Administrative Officer: $151,716.
• David Carey, former Treasurer
and Deputy-Chief Administrative
Officer: $131,608.
• Scott Tousaw, Director of
Planning and Development and
Acting Chief Administrative Officer:
$128,829.
• David Overboe, Social Services
Administrator: $125,006.
• Barb Springall, Homes for the
Ages Administrator: $125,004.• Meighan Wark, County
Librarian and Director of Cultural
Services: $112,752.
• David Laurie, Director of Public
Works: $110,050.
• David Lew, Chief of EmergencyServices: $108,126.
• Darcy Michaud, former Director
of Human Resources: $106,727.
• Sherri Preszcator, Health Unit
Manager: $105,410.
• Nancy Rennick, Deputy-Treasurer: $102,854.
• Christina Taylor, Health Unit
Manager: $102,429.
• Bob Worsell, Health Unit
Manager: $102,391.
The Majestic Women’s Institute
met Wednesday, March 13 in the
library basement. Special guests
were members of the Walton
Women’s Institute. Guest speaker
was Iola Subject who had a display
of her homemade quilts which she
and her husband make. Most of the
quilts are given away to fire victims
or people who are ill.
Monique Baan, one of the 4-H
leaders spoke on 4-H work. The
other leaders are Barb Terpstra and
Reg Vinnicombe. The average age of
a 4-H members is 13. Forty-nine per
cent of members are farm youth.
There are 6,149 members in
Ontario.
The Majestic WI voted to give a
donation to the 4-H Club. Tentative
plans were made for the District
Annual which will be held May 29
at the Walton Hall. Brussels and
Walton will jointly host the event.
The ACWW Church service will be
held April 28 at St. Paul’s Church,
Milverton at 7 p.m.
14 people make Huron County ‘Sunshine List’
Majestic WI holds March meeting