HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-03-23, Page 7Hall of Fame
considered at
Museum
A proposal for a Huron County
“Hall of Fame” or “Honour Roll”
at the new Huron County Pioneer
Museum in Goderich will be
studied by the museum commit
tee, a report presented to the
March meeting of the Huron
County Council revealed.
Claus Breede, Project Director
at the museum has been asked by
the committee to prepare a draft
proposal for establishing the hall of
fame. An area in the new museum
on the mezzanine just outside the
offices would lend itself to use as an
exhibit area to honour individual
citizens who have made an out
standing contribution to the quali
ty of life in the county, Mr. Breede
said.
Among the things to be studied
in the proposal is the establish
ment of an advisory committee to
review nominees, a system of
obtaining nominees, types of
exhibits to be developed around
each member and the cost of
establishing the project.
Saturday night the first official
function in the new building will
take place when a ‘ ‘country supper
and barn dance” will be held in the
large storage area of the museum
(once the big event is over,
museum artifacts will begin to be
moved back in). The event will
feature a dinner at 7 p.m. with
smoked pork chops, baked potato,
baked beans, and more. Afterward
there will be a dance. Admittance
is restricted to 300.
An open house has tentatively
been planned for the new building
on Sunday, May 1 with invitations
to be sent to local members of
parliament as well as Lilly Munro,
Minister of Culture and Communi
cations for Ontario and Flora
Macdonald, Federal Communica
tion Minister.
Social Service
demand down
in Huron
For the fourth straight year the
number of people requiring social
services assistance in Huron Coun
ty dropped in 1987, Administrator
J. A. MacKinnon told Huron
County his annual report at the
March meeting of council.
“From our perspective,” Mr.
MacKinnon told councillors “the
decreasing caseload is attributed
to the improving local economy and
the number of jobs available
especially in the Spring-Fall peri
od,” he said. He explained that it
was his department’s experience
that people were able to work for
longer periods during the summer
months which meant they were
able to qualify for Unemployment
Insurance in the winter meaning
they didn ’ t have to resort to welfare
assistance. The result was a saving
of $47,820.78 from the county’s
$281,238 share of the total
$870,814.87 budget.
The number of referrals dropped
by 4.09 per cent; the number of
cases issued dropped by 16.01 per
cent and the number of beneficiar
ies dropped by 18.89 per cent.
There was one area of disturbing
growth in service. In 1987 the
agency assisted in two cases of
victims of family violence at the
Women’s House of Bruce County
and 36 cases at the Survival
Through Friendship House in
Huron county representing 1828
days compared to 1210 days in
1986. This growth of more than 50
per cent he attributed not so much
to an increase in family
violence buttoa greater awareness
of the availability of the program
and more people taking advantage
of it in time of need.
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