The Citizen, 1986-12-17, Page 32PAGE 32. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1986.
Doug Fraser heads Huron county committee
______« • Drtrum T Ft rxla o *• + xr •Reeve Clarence Rau, chairman;
Mr. TenPas, Exeter Deputy Reeve
Lossy Fuller and Mrs. Armstrong.
Health: Goderich Township
Reeve Grant Stirling, chairman;
Mr. McBurney, Mr. Snell, Clinton
Reeve Bee Cooke and Mr. Morley.
Library: Hensail Reeve Jim
Robinson, chairman; Mr. D’Ar
cey. Bayfield Reeve Dave John
ston. Mr. McBurney and the three
public appointees.
Agriculture and Property: Tuck
ersmith Township Reeve Robert
Bell, chairman; Mr. Wasson, Hay
Township Deputy Reeve Claire
Deichert and Mr. Stirling.
Planning and Development: Us
borne Township Reeve G. E.
Prout, chairman; Goderich Deputy
Reeve J. P. Doherty; Stephen
Township Reeve Tom Tomes and
West Wawanosh Township Reeve
Cecil Cranston.
Social Services: Mr. Fraser,
chairman; Ashfield Township
Reeve Allan Gibson, Goderich
Township Deputy Reeve Laurie
Cox and Exeter Reeve Bill Mickle.
HuronCounty Pioneer Muse
um: Goderich Reeve Harry Wor
sen, chairman; Huliett Township
Reeve Tom Cunningham, Stephen
Township Deputy Reeve Ken
McCann and Zurich Reeve Bob
Fisher.
Executive: Mr. McBurney, Mr.
Bell, Mr. Fraser, Mr. Kernighan,
Mr. Prout, Mr. Rau, Mr. Robin
son, Mr. Stirling and Mr. Worsell.
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Huliett Township reeve and former warden Tom Cunningham [left] congratulates Brian McBurney as he
takes the chair as the 1987 warden of Huron County. McBurney, Reeve of Turnberry Township, is the
youngest warden in county history.
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BY BOB MURPHY
First item of business for newly
acclaimed Huron County Warden
Brian McBurney was the appoint
ment of the striking committee to
distribute the membership of
council’s seven standing commit
tees and two boards.
Last Wednesday, council met
briefly to give its approval to the
striking committee report.
Brussels Reeve Hank TenPas is
a member of the committee of
management for Huronview, the
county operated home for the aged
near Clinton, and Blyth Reeve
Albert Wasson has been named to
the agriculture and property com
mittee.
Wingham Reeve Bruce Machan
has been re-appointed to the road
committee, while Howick Town
ship Reeve Gerald D’Arcey has
been appointed to the Huron
County Library Board. EastWawa-
nosh Township Reeve Ernest Snell
is a member of the Huron County
Board of Health and Morris
Township Reeve Doug Fraser is
the new chairman of the social
services committee.
The retiring warden, Grey
Township Reeve Leona Armstrong
is now a member of the Huronview
management committee.
Mr. McBurney is an ex-officio
member of all committees and
chairman of the executive commit
tee, which consists of the chairmen
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of all other committees and boards.
Public appointments to the Huron
County Library Board include
Robert Ritter of Wingham, Isabel
Elston of RR 5, Brussels and
Martina Schneiker of Goderich.
William Morley of Usborne Town
ship is the provincial government
appointee to the board of health.
A breakdown of the seven
committees and two boards is as
follows:
Roads: Colborne Township Reeve
J. R. Kernighan. chairman; Sea
forth Reeve William Bennett,
McKillop Township Reeve Marie
Hicknell. Mr. Machan and Hay
Township Reeve Lionel Wilder.
Huronview: Stanley Township
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