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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-09-10, Page 19THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1986. PAGE 19. The old campaigner is always on the trail - never knowing who might be lurking inside, Huron-Bruce MP Murray Cardiff did a little politicking with an eight-foot chicken at the Thresher reunion in Blyth last weekend. Actually, Larry Fitchett of Windsor was his fine feathered friend. Model of museum unveiled County plans Huronview renovations over 5 years BY BILL BRAGG A $3,358,108 renovation pro­ gram for the Huronview home for the aged, phased over the next five Huronview would be at the top of the list. Huronview has a capacity for 310 residents. BY BILL BRAGG A shiny new architect’s model, showing how the Huron County Pioneer Museum will look early in 1989 when a $3.5 million recon­ structionjob is completed, was unveiled Thursday to members of Huron County Council. Project Director Claus Breede told Council that many of the museum’s artifacts had already been moved to a storage building at the airport in Goderich. “During the last two weeks of July,’’ he said, “storage racks were constructed at the east end of the building and the material used in the construction was salvaged from the exhibits on the second floor of the museum that has now been demolished.’’ Breede said in an interview that the decision was made sometime ago to retain the old Central School, built in 1856, as the main front entrance to the museum but that all additions to it would be replaced with new construction. “We decided to make it a more efficient building and still keep it within the budget,’’ he said. The result will be a museum of 37,000 square feet, a little smaller than the original 42,000 square feet, but there will be more mizzanine space, he said. Huron County has already con­ tributed $550,000 during the past two years toward the project and will provide another $600,000 during the next two years. The Museum Assistance Pro­ gram of the National Museums of Canada has contributed $117,000 towards the cost of all professional fees including architectural and engineering costs. In addition, the Job Develop­ ment program of the Department of Manpower and Immigration has provided a grant of $123,000. This is being used to pay the salaries of six people for a year to pack up the artifacts so they can be moved to temporary storage at the airport. These people have been working since the first of this year. “We hope to go out to tender early in 1987,’’ Breede said. “We are estimating it will be completed early in 1989.’’ He added that at least parts of the museum will be open to the public during the entire period of construction. Currently, a show of 400 quilts made by area residents is on display in the area around Phase 1 (a) demolition site. Breede said that an application for funding totalling $1,170,000 has been sitting in the Museum Section of offices of the Ministry of Citizenship and Culture for some time. “We are anticipating a response regarding funding within the next few weeks,” he said. As soon as this grant is confirmed, he said, additional funding will be sought from the federal government. Chris Borgal, the architect who designed the museum project, unveiled the model for Council, removing roof and floor sections to show how the finished building will look. Council approved this revised sketch of the front entrance which will provide a ramped covered walkway from Bruce St. as well as the entrance from North St. He was authorized to proceed with the working drawings. Council also approved a new Museum logo which is in the design of the original date stone of the school building which forms part of the museum. MOORES MIDWAY MARKET right at your doorstep FRESH FRUITFROM NIAGARA FRESHVEGETABLES -for your table or freezer Sweet Corn - Sun & Snow Seneca Horizon Carrots, beets, green & yellow beans, Brussels sprouts, cabbage, leeks, cucumbers [all sizes], hot peppers, turnips, toma­ toes, kohlrabi, dill, musk­ melon, pumpkins, onions [Spanish & cooking]. Orders accepted for bushel lots Special Announcement General Motors and J.L. McCutcheon are now offering dramatic Rebates on All New ’88 Cars & Trucks J.L. McCutcheon Motors Your Friendly Chev Olds Dealer BRUSSELS 887-6856 years, was approved Thursday by Huron County Council. The plan calls for 1987 expendi­ tures totalling $530,776 compris­ ing $447,678 on the East Dale section, $50,974 on the Park Place/Bayview dining area and $32,124 on laundry facilities. In 1988, $965,270 would be spent on Summer Hill, $33,409 on Kitchen changes, $25,872 on the Centre Wing, second floor and $29,248 on administration offices for a total of $1,053,799. Huron Heights would get reno­ vations totalling $801,024 in 1989 and it would be Spruce Meadow’s turn in 1990 for a total of $600,942. In 1991, $272,217wouldbe spent modernizing dietary facilities and $69,350 would go towards renovat­ ing Shady Nook. In a report to Council, the committee of management of Huronview said that these projec­ tions did not include renovations to provide bathroom privacy to Bay View, Park Place and Shady Nook which, it said, should be consider­ ed at some future time. Council approved the long range renovation plan subject to architec­ tural review. Half of the cost of the project, $1,679,154, would be paid by the province with the other half picked up by the county. 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