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CME COMMITTEU• REVIEWS.
ASS 'ON NEW CONSTRUCTION
_,1:-.494100'0,elipecial session of Coun-
'Irt ,Niteilit;beld .on Dec. 23, your
:VOtilk„WIT0140'-Cenimittee has been
4 , 5y9Z194.4r11Olg with the architect
eentractor in connection
lwittA.:tbe PIeliminary work at the
•.„
"4!K' -tike present time, a certain
„aractopt of werk has been. started
,irk.„,„.q9411PettiOn with the footings, etc.
:.1:
.140. Weather, of course, Will have
• ..a•KI•Oat deal to do with what work
•• 4, be accomplished at the pres-
p, eat time. In connection with the
laSUrance on the building we wish
to advise that under recommenda-
' tien" of our broker, the Frank Cow -
tui Agency, we have reduced the
amount of insurance on the old
-bnilding to the amount of $60,000
and in turn this amount will be
reduced monthly until such time
as there is very little insurance
left when the new addition will
have been completed. However, to
Offset .any possible loss at the pre-
sent ime>yur committee have
taken out an extra expense policy
%-the amount of $100,000 for a per:-
. Lod of one year. Since the county
council has given approval to build
•the new addition to the County
_
Home, under insurance regulations
the old building. is. therefere_con-
sidered to be of little value. How -
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ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting of the
USBORNE & HIBBERT
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE
CO.
- - will. beheld in .
• Farquhar Hall, Farquhar
— on — .,
Monday, Fel. 1, 1960
. ,,„• gt 2 p.m. ,
for the .purpose of receiving the
reports of the Directorand Audi-
tors for the oast year, Lthe elec-
tion of two 'Directors for three-
year term, election of., Ali
ditors,
and for any other business that
may be in. the" interests of the
Company.
The Directors, whose term'of of-
fice expires are Martin Feeney
• and Timothy B. Toohey, both of
whom are eligible for re-election,*
...
ALEX J. ROHPE
President
ARTHUR FRASER
Secretary -Treasurer
ever, if a fire should occur, it
would lie neceSsary for us to' real-
locate the kitchen and dining facili-
ties together With bed acCommo-
dations. Therefore, it would pos-
sibly be necessary tohave patients
out in private nursing homes, etc.;
and this woutcl',..be'W fairly expen-
sive item. The reduction in prem-
iuxii bx reducing the insurance on
the old'hutlding will offset the cost
of the extra expense policy. There-
fore, there will be no additional
cost to, the county by rearranging
the said insurance.
There has been one matter which
has been brought to the attention
of the committe and that is in con-
nection with the hiring of work-
men at the County Home in con-
nection with the construction job.
The arrangements relative to the.
above subject are as follows: (a)
certain key personnel will be
brought in by Con -Eng. Construc-
tion Limited, (b) local Union men
wiU be hired where available, (c)
ailing the availability of Union
men, then nOn-Union local labor
can be hired.
It is anticipated that our deben-
tures wj.1 be ready for the public
very shortly abd that the former
warden, William Jewitt, and the
Clerk -Treasurer will go to Toronto,
sign the necessary -documents and
transmit these debentures to Nes-
bitt, Thomson and Company Ltd.
Historic Committee
Your committee met with Dr. J.
WI—Grant, of the Ryerson Press,
relative to the preparation of the
History of Huron Comity, Dr:' Grant
pointed out that costa of printing
or publishing, the history will de-
pend a great deal on the length of
the book, the ,uumber of books'to
be distributed, the Ailing:ler •of_ il-
lustrations, the type of binding,
and paper, etc. He also advised
that actual costs can not be del
4ermined until the work on the
manuscript. has been .completed,
The' matter of insurance in con-
nection with the .articles, in the
Museum was discussed by your.
committee. with Mr. John Kennedy
of the Frank Cowan -Agency.
Mr. Kennedy suggested that an
invehtory)-sheuld be taken by the
Curator 'in order that some value
.could be placed on the entire col-
lection. This inventory has been
completed and has been transmit-
ted to the insurance agency.
Your committee authorized the,
purchase of six 21/2 -gallon water -
type fire extinguishers of anti-
freeze solution for the County Mus-
eum, three being placed on each
floor, This -in turn will show a sav-
ing -in our insurance rate.
"It • is .coneeeled that crime
doesn't pay," said the pessimist;
"but what does?"
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DR. M. W. STAPLETON
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 90 Seaforth
If no answer, call 59
• JOHN A. GORWILL, B.A., M.D.
'Physieiarrand Surgeon
Phones: Office 5-W Res. 5-J
Seaforth
• SEAFORTH CLINIC
Telephone 26
E. A. McMASTER, B.A., M.D.
Internest
Telephone 27
L. BRADY, M.D.*
Surgeon '
Telephone 750 W 1
• DR. E. MALKUS
Telephone 15
• EVENINGS: Tuesday, Thursday
and. Saturday only, 7-9 p.m.
• Aptsointments .may be made.
A. M. HARPER
Chartered Accountant
55 South St. ' Telephone
Goderich JA 4-7562
Licensed Municipal Auditor.
G. A. „WEBB, D.C.
*Doctor of Chiropractic
• 438 Main Street - Exeter
X -Ray and Laboratory Facilities
Open Each Weekday 'Except -
Wednesday.
Tues and Thurs. Evenings 7-9
For Appointment - Phone 606
DON S. DENNIS
Auctioneer
Graduate of Reisch American
School of Auctioneering. Licensed
in TfurorLand Perth- Capable „of
handling all types of sales and ad-
vertising,
DON DENNIS, Walton
Phone Seaforth 843 r 11
SEAFORTH
VETERINARY -CLINIC
J. 0. Turnbull, D.V.M., V.S.
W. R. Bryans, D,V.M., V.S.
W. G. Drennan, D.V.M., V.S.
Phone 105 : , Seaforth
A. W. SILLERY
Barrister, Solicitor, Etc.
P -hones: Office .173TResidence' 781
SEAFORTH : ONTARIO
McCONNELL
& STEWART
Barristers, Solicitors, Etc.
P. D. McCONNELL, Q.C.
D. I. STEWART
SEAFORTH, Ont. • Telephone 174
D. A. McINNES
Chiropractic • Foot Correction
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Monday, Thursday — 1 to 8 p.m.
JOHN E. LONGSTAFF
- Optometrist
Phone 791 : Seaforth
Eyes Examined — Glasses Fitted
MAIN OFFICE, SEAFORTH
Goderich St. West, adjacent_to
Seaforth Clinic. '
Office Hours: Seaforth daily;
except Monday, 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m.;
Wednesday, 9 • a.m.-12.30 p.m.;
Thursday evenings by appointment
only.
Clinton: Monday, 9 a.m. - 5:30
p.m. (Above Hawkins' Hardware.)
THE McKILLOP
. MUTUAL FIRE ".
INSURANCE CO.
•
HEAD OFFICE—SEAFORTH, Ont.
OFFICERS:
President—Robert Archibald, Sea -
forth
Vice-President—Allister Broadfoot,
Seaforth
Secretary-Treasurer—W. E. South-
gate, Seaforth.
• DIRECTORS;
Seaforth; Chris.
Leonherdt, Bornholm; Robert
Archibald, Seaforth; John M. Me -
Ewing, Blyth; William S. Alexan-
der, Walton; Harvey Fuller, Gode-
rich; J. E. Pepper, Brucefield; Al-
lister Broadfoot, Seaforth.
AGENTS:
William --Lelper~,^ Jr., Londeit-
bore; J. F. Prueter, grodhageu;
Selwyn Baker, Brussels; James
Keys, R.R. 1, Seaforth; Harold
Squires, R.R. 3, Clinton.
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CAMPAIGN SPEECH — Before the balloting began for the election TueSday afternoon,
of a 1960 Warden of Huron, each candidate for the wardenship made a brief addresssto Hur-
on County Council. The ,speaker, standing, is Reeve John Durnin, of West Wawanosh, who
proved to be the winning candidate.
•
Reconimend Road Estini atei
For1960 Pro gram in Huron
Document No. 58, 1959, from the out under Supplementary' Bylaw, Snow plowing ' 87,54140
Township of 'Howick, requesting At the same time, they reduced Boundary maintenance:
caution lights at the intersection our constructioi allotment on our Other counties
of King's Highway 87 with County regular by-law, forcing us to carry Own work 5,96327
6,90833
Roads No. 28 and No. 30. Province out most 'of our new road and General maintenande • 4,491.87
of Ontario statutes require that bridge construction. under a
these installations be approved by plementary" By-law and 'thereby Total
. In Bridges $332,683,48
the Department of Highways. Ac- requiring the county to submit de- -Bridges and Culverts:
cordingly, we requested permission tailed plans on nearly all work
$ 4,167,13
to erect caution lights at these lo- order to comply with this require- Culirerts .
9,695.52
cations, A lengthy „report was re- went most counties in Ontario will
ceived recently which included a be forced L to employ. additional en- Total $13,862.65
traffic and accident incidence stu- gineering help or engage the ser- Sub -Total — Construe -
0, Thefinal recommendation waa vices. of a consulting engineer, W..e tion and Maintenance $741,189.19.
that: "Caution lights are not war- are pleased to report that for the Add:
ranted at these locations." Your time being, at least, our present Ledger.stock balance 436.82
committee had no choice but to staff will, be able to carry out' this
concur with this decisionnew work. Mr. John More was
The Department of Highways has hired last year to assist on the -
put into effect a plan which will extra work involved on the devel-
involve far more pre -engineering opment road'and has done an ex-.
wprk than we normally carry obt. cellent job in this respect. Now,
They requirebat we submit a de- as the work on this development
tailed plan and profile, for approv- road project nears completion, he
al, of all read work to be carried. will be able to assist greatly in
• carryineout this new requirement.
This new requirement will, -Mel-
P roperty Com. •dentally, rnore then triple _the
amount of survey 'and drafting
' At the last session of the done last year and in previous,
Supreme Court sittings, held in the years.
Court House,.the Judge advised the You will notice that By-law 4
Sheriff that working facilities in. shows a total regular by-law total
the' judge's retiring room -were not of $500,000.00. This is a reduction
satisfactory, and .that a new desk of $100,000.00 from our 1959 -by-law
should be ordered to replace the of $600,006.00. This was 'done on
small unit which was being used. instruction of • our District Munici-
This matter was brought to the at- pal Engineer and the whole reduc-
tention of your Property Commit- tion is in construction for reasons
tee and discussed with them. explained above. We hope to carry
The Clerk was authorized to in- out approximately the same vol-
vestigate the cost of purchasing ume of work as last year ($860,000),
any additional furniture and at the the balance %being ,made up on a
same time to determine the cost of supplementary by-law.
purchasing a -new 'desk unit for his You will find listed below a sum-
oiVn office and having his desk mary of expenditures for the year
pacedin the judge's retiring room. 1959. We would like to point out a
The Hay Stationery Company, of few highlights. Total value of work
London, submitted a proposal as on Huron County roads, $1,224, -
outlined above, that is, supplying 084.67; total value of work on De -
a new desk unit in the Clerk-Treas- velopment Road, 8269,501.75; total
urer's office and placing the Clerk's value of work' submitted for sub -
desk in the judge's retiring room. sidy, $85929925.
The pricelor this change was $500. A by-law has' been drawn up to
Your Property Committee auth- expropriate certain land on County
orized the purchase of the new unit Road 5 the Township of Steph-
ai indicated above.. en. We recommend 'that this by -
A letter from Mr. J. W. Bush- law be passed.
field, .was received by your Two by-laws have been prepared
committee relative to the loss 'of in order to relocate the Tri -County
an overcoat by Mr. Harold Foxton. "Midge located on the boundaries of
Since this matter had already been Huron, Middlesex and Lambton.:
dealt with by the 1959 council, no the first, expropriating the land re -
further action was taken. quired for the new bridge ap-
The Clerk was authorized to have proaches, and the second, to add'
necessary alterations to the lights this section of road to the County
in the library storage room coin- Road System: We recommend that
pletcd. by-laws be passed,
An additional $25 was authoriz- For your information we are
ed by your committee in Conn'ec- pleased to report that our winter
tion with Christrnts: decorations, control costs for the month of De -
We apOreciate very much the ceMber alone 'are down $22,000.00,
work of our- two eareakeTS, Mr. over the same period of.'1958.
Sheardbwn and Mr. Westbrook, in
the excellent manner in which they SummarycoornsRtruoacduoEuxpenditure
maintain the I:Wilding, and also
their interest in arranging the
Christmas decorations.
Warden's Com.
We would recommend to county
Council that any member of Coun-
ty Council, who is unable to at-
tend a committee meeting, shall
not be..paid for the said' meeting.
This recommendation would be ef-
fective January 1, 1960. '
Your committee authorized
Christmas bonuses for county em-
ployees in the following depart-
ments: Clerk -Treasurer, Assessor,
Library, Highways, Caretakers and
the Court Reporter, in the amount
of $15 each. •
The matter of sick leave benefits
were discussed by the Warden's
Committe, but this subject has
been incorporated in the report of
the Finance Committee.
County Gaoler
There have been 114 prisoners
committed as follows:
Break, enter and theft, 16; dis-
orderly, 14; impaired driving, 10;
Highway Traffic Act, 9; drive
-while prohibited, 8; drunk driving,
5; mischief, 5; possession of of-
fensive weapon, 4; assault, bodily
• harm, 4; Canada Temperance Act,
4; ear theft, 3; default of appear-
ance, 3; held for provincial police,
3; break, enter with intent, .2; con-
tributing to juvenile delinquency,
2; joy riding, 2; fail to stop after
accident,. 2; common assault, 2;
arson, .2; assault peace officer; 1;
atid,"1.1. murder, 1; incest, 1;
ust false investigation, 1; parole
violator, 1; threaten, I; trespass,
1; abduction, 1; criminal negli-
gence, 1; possession stolen goods,
1; theft, 1. Total, 114.
There are at present in custody
five prisoners. cost of daily ra-
tions per prIsoner 4 cents.
What' s the use of it all?"
sighed. the rooster as he leaned
his head against the barn door.
ggs yesterday; chickens to,
day; ,teather dusters tcnnorreW."
0 oa000 al* <>Goa fr
Roads:
Varna -Bayfield paving $26,074.75
Blyth -Walton paving 80,504.57
30,978,00
890.63
12,081.65
1,154.07
7.00
309.77
' 20,123.91
Zurich South paving
Brussels Streets
Walton West
Porters Hill
.
Brussels ,
Zurich
Sa epta North
Kir ton- ctinstructioti 351.45
VarnarSouth construction 75,059.15
Centralia • Street • 2,539.31
Road 28, Howick Twp. 1,701.34
Road 16 2,255.00
Bruce tcly. construction 22,251.81
_•_
Total. $276,282.41
Bridges and eulvdrtp:
B-67, lienSall , .$ 3,287.78
Tri -County Bridge 1,097.67
B-60, Mount Carmel , 34,233.5'6
Benmiller Bridge ' 12,903.95
B-43, Summerhill ,, 5,355.83
B-4, West Wawanosh 2041.85
Road 4 Culvert 20.65
Fordwich Culvert 6,879.63
Hullett Culvert No. 1, Kin-
burn7,906.56
Hullett Culvert No. 2,-Lon-
telesboro 5,830,19
Sarepta North Culverts97820
Grey Culvert (McNaught) 6,99810
Zurich Culverts 1,70218
Mckillop Culverts . 4,236,08
Rd, '31 Culvert, Hillsgreen 268.45
West Wawanosh Culvert 5p818.28
Total $118,360.65
Maintenande
Roads: . ot
Calcium chloride $ 25,938,58
Ditching , 217.88
Dragging 37,48446
Drains 2,147.60
Grading •14,846.54
Gravelling 54,542.63
Guide rail 2,19694
Cold mix patching 14,910.15
Spray patching 10,434.55
Surface treatment 1,8050
, —
Signs . , . 62.33
Brush Cuttibg. 1237.93
Weed cutting ......4 ........ „F:„13,970.0R
Weed spraying 513.00
Salting and Sanding 23,452.25
Snow fence
7,207.08
Sub -Total ... . $741,626,01
Deduct:
Machinery credit balance 55,59124
Stock bal. previous year 5249.15
Sub -Total . . ........ .$680,685.02
add:
Miscellaneous $ 29,063.52
Land purchased .50,227.94
Drainage assessments 20.03 68
County rebates 46,11026
Overhead-- 51,80943
Total submitted
for Subsidy 059,99925'
Reconcilliation With Pay-
ment Vouchers:
Amount submitted for
subsidy$859,999,95
Accounts receivable, paid 54.101.04
Accts. receivable, unpaid 10207.12
Items not for subsidy ... 30,17421
Development Road . 269,501.75
Total Payment as per
Payment Vouchers $1,224,084.67
FOR COUNTY LIBRARY SERVICE .. INSURANCE CO,
The member0dp CAnSists of 34 ' overhaul.
libraries, 4 deposit stations, 3 high The annual Meeting was held 41
schools, and 229 elementary school the Legion Hall hi MU When' Mr.
rOoms: - Roy Jewell, of CFPL, 'tendon, ad -
Analysis of service: 8 ptiblic lib- dressed MI excellent gathering. A
raries use 5,400 books during the- workshop in the county library of -
year; 26 association libraries use flees was conducted bY Miss Bar
-
17,790 books during the Year; 229 bark Smith,, of the Provincial Lib -
elementary class -rooms use 29,625 rary Service, Toronto.
books during the year; 7 other ,or- , Miss Mary Lou Stirling was add-
ing the 'year.
letes
anlzations use 1,775 bookr during,,e'd to the staff in September to re-
yisea2r7.0,Thuesintgota5l4,n5uor bboeorkosf dourut: place Mrs. C. Profit,
1959 Financial Report
Revenue
There are 6,834 pupils in the ele-
mentary schools which we serve. Province of Ontario $ 5,10.00
There are still some areas of our County of Huron
Area; -5 -rooms of the Stanley Tvvp. Lost hnd damaged books 64.19
county without librFees
ary service in
schools. There are as follows: Six Sale of books
rooms of the Tuckeismith School Supplies sold • 35539
School Area; No, 3, Stanley; No. 8, Sundry '125.92
Stanley and Goderich; _14 rooms '
in VVingliam Public School, and 10 J
-
rooms in Seaforth Public School.
Of the Separate Schools there Salaries: Expenditure
are; No. 2, Ashfield; • No. 2, Hul-
lett; Clerical
No. 1, Stanley; 4 rooms in I •Librarians
$.17:454060..7050
Goderich, and 4 rooms in Seaforth. Books .
books. The County Library service Periodicals
rooms which would need 2,450 Office expenses 4.283495..3854
This makes a total ,of 49 school postage and express
.95
38.85
is available to these schools as Employees'469.86
benefits
soon as they apply for it. Audit
50.90
Collection and circulation: adult Miscellaneous '
-
324.06'
classed books: purchased, 284;_ no. ,Rebinding , 378.77..
in collection, 4,361; circulation, 5,- Library supplies .s....i . 957.50
403; adult fiction books: purchas- Travelling expenses 1,010.71
ed, 368; no. in collection; 4,639; Committee pay tt 581.60
circulation, 31,322; boys' and girls' Workmen's compensation '''' 89.47
books: purchased. 797; no. in col- Interest and exchange
162203717
lection, 15,432; circulation, .346,663., Telephone
Totals: purchased, 1,449; no. in Rent
s n
collection, 24,435;, circulation, 383, Depreciation •
,, 1,214,82
388. This showa,increase in en-- Insurance
67640..6000,
culation of approximately 8,854 ov- Truck maintenance 466.69
er that of 1958. ,
The libraries of Wingham, Moles-
worth, Lakelet, Seaforth and Exe- Excess of revenue
ter all increased the quantity of over expenditure
books required from us by the end
of this year. The schools at, Clin-
ton and -Go -de -deli increased too.
• During the year the Exeter Pub-
lic Library and the schools of St.
Boniface, Mount Carmel, •No. _7_
Tuckersmith, and No. 13 McKillop,
joined the County Library. The in-
creased quantity of books required
to cover the above-mentioned ex-,
pension i'1,O75.
The library truck travelled 7,808
miles during the year at a cost of
$466.69, or slightly less than 6c per
mile The cost included an -engine
'
• 10,500.00
4,740.98
2,915.01
$23,801,49
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HEAD OFFICE — Ezetter Ontario
riceS)dent:
• Alex J. Rade R.R. Mitchell
Vice -President •
Milton McCurdy - R.R. 1, Kirkton
Directors:
E.. Clayton Colquhoun, R.R. 1,
Science Hill; Martin Feeney R.R.
g, Dublin: Robert G: Gardiner,
R.R. 1, Cromarty; Timothy B.
Toohey, R.R. 3, Lucan.
Agents:
Harry Coates, R.R. 1, Centralia;
Clayton Harris, Mitchell; Stanley
Hocking, Mitchell.
Solicitor:
W. ,G. Cochrane - - Exeter
Secretary -Treasurer
Arthur Fraser - - - Exeter
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