The Citizen, 1987-01-21, Page 9THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1987. PAGE 9.
Hullett councillors get $50 raise for 1987
Hullett Township council has
released the list of township
appointments and the various
rates of remuneration for township
personnel as the result of by-laws
given third and final readings at
the regular council meeting on
January 6.
Reeve Tom Cunningham, coun
cillor Ron Gross and Frank Szusz
will represent council on the Blyth
District Arena Board; Mr. Cunn
ingham and councillor Harvey
Stewart will serve on the Blyth
District Fire Area Board; and Tom
Leiper will act as representative to
the Blyth Cemetery Board.
West Wawanosh holds
the line on salaries
Wages for most salaried person
nel in West Wawanosh Township
have remained at the same levels
as in 1986, but hourly rate
employees have received a five per
cent across-the-board increase
during the adoption of the sessions
first by-laws on January 6.
The honarium paid to the reeve
remains at $962 per annum, while
the deputy reeve and councillors
each receive an annual honorarium
of $650. In addition, each council
member receives a payment of $50
per regular meeting attended, $35
per committee meeting, and $15
per any other meeting.
Wages for the clerk-treasurer
were set at $18,963, up from
$18,060 in 1986. The road superin
tendentwill be paid $10.40/hr., up
from $9.90; grader operators get
$10.05/hr., up from $9.95; and the
drainage inspector and building
inspector each get $10.10/hr., up
from $9.60 in 1986.
Councillors Stewart and Robert
Szusz will represent the township
on the Hullett Recreation Board,
along with township representa
tives George Collins, Frank Szusz,
Bill Bromley, Neil Salverda and
Marjorie Anderson.
Reeve Cunningham and council
lor Gross will serve on the Auburn
Community Hall Board, along with
Rhea Hamilton-Seeger, Jim
Schneider and Don Schultz. Re
presentatives from the Auburn
Lions Club and the Auburn
Women’s Institute have yet to be
named.
The salary for the Reeve of
Rhea Hamilton-Seeger; Blyth
Area Fire Board - Councillor
Brindley; and West Wawanosh
Recreation Committee - council
lors Hamilton-Seeger and Brind
ley.
In other business, council met
with an unscheduled delegation
from Chester Finnigan, seeking
assistance in draining his proper
ty. Council told Mr. Finnigin that
the drainage superintendent
would inspect the site and report
back.
K. Smart and Associates was
authorized to undertake a survey
and plan of development in
preparation to licensing the ten-
acre parcel of land beside the Inglis
Landfill Pit; and the site supervisor
was authorized to purchase wire
and stakes to mark the burning
enclosure and trenches.
The next regular meeting of
council will be held at 9:30 a.m. on
February 3.
Hullett has been set at $1,650 per
annum up from $1,600 in 1986;
deputy reeve and councillors will
get $1,450 and $1,350 respectively,
each up $50 from the previous year.
The township clerk-treasurer will
receive an annual wage of $25,800,
up from $25,000 in 1986.
Other rates and remunerations
have been approved as follows:
assistant clerk-treasurer, $940/hr;
road superintendent, $11.35/hr.;
grader operators, $10.70/hr.; part
time snowplow operator, $7.70/
hr.; drainage superintendent,
$7.75/hr.; drainage inspector, $47
per tile loan; Animal control
officer, $12 per call, plus 22
cents/km. in travel expenses;
livestock evaluator, and fence
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viewers, $29 per call plus 22
cents/km. Remuneration for per
sonnel attending board meetings
has been set at $40 per meeting.
George Hoggart has been ap
pointed as drainage inspector and
livestock evaluator; Norm Alexan
der will be drainage superinten
dent; Darlene McClinchey will act
as animal control officer; and
Charles Brandon, Jack Tamblyn,
Gordon Daer, Stewart Dale and
George Hoggart will serve as fence
viewers for 1987.
Inotherbusiness, council has
accepted a petition for a municipal
drain for residents of Auburn, and
has instructed the engineering
firm of Burnside and Associates to
bring in a report on the matter.
Clerk Harry Lear was instructed
to notify the residents of Londes-
boro and Auburn of public meet
ings to consider upgrading village
streets. No dates were set for the
meetings.
1985 Pontiac Parisienne, 4 dr.,
air conditioning, low mileage
1984 Buick Park Avenue, 4 dr.,
loaded
1984 Pontiac Parisienne, 4 door
station wagon, low mileage.
1983 Ford Crown Victoria, 4 dr.,
low mileage
1982 GMC Suburban Sierra
Classic, 4 door.
1982 Cutlass Supreme
Brougham, 4 dr., air
1982 Ford F150 Super Cab
1982 Chev. 1Z> ton pickup
1981 Datsun 510 Stationwagon
1979 Cutlass Station Wagon
1979 Ford LTD II, 4 dr.
1979 Olds Regency 98, 4 dr.,
loaded
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The township representation to
various committees was approved
as follows: Maitland Valley Con
servation Authority - Harold Er-
rington; Lucknow Arena Commit
tee - Reeve Cecil Cranston; Joint
Recreation Committee - Mr. Cran
ston; Lucknow Health Centre -
councillors Bruce Raynard and
Gordon Brindley; Lucknow and
District Fire Committee - council
lors Raynard and Kathryn Todd;
Farm and Home Safety Associa
tion - Mrs. Todd; Auburn Com
munity Memorial Hall - councillor
Hullett native dies
GRAYDON ALBERT NEAL
Former grader operator for
Goderich Township and farmer in
Hullett Township, Graydon Albert
Neal, of 177 Albert Street, Clinton
and formerly of Hullett Township,
died on January 7 in Clinton
Public Hospital. He was 71 years
old.
Mr. Neal was born in Goderich
Township on May 3,1915to the late
Russell and Sarah Catherine (Har
dy) Neal. On July 25, 1936, he
married the former Olive Knox in
the Walton United Church manse.
Following their marriage, the
Neals farmed in Hullett Township
ontheBaseline Road, until they
moved to Clinton in 1957. As well
as farming, Mr. Neal was employ
ed with Murphy Bus Lines and
operated a grader for the Township
of Goderich for several years.
Mr. Neal is survived by his wife,
and son Murray and his wife Irene
of Guelph, and granddaughters
Catherine and her husband Gary
Burgess of Harriston and Lisa Neal
at home.
He is also survived by one
brother, Allan and his wife Yopie,
of Clinton.
A funeral and committal service
were held on January 9 at Ball and
Falconer Funeral Home, Clinton.
Interment was in Clinton Ceme
tery.
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