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County Council Conclude
I'" 'suemeg ern erhuree3;ty naaur<rtiaa ,aftee +1 einitall relent, f er at memorial chapel if
a "o a �erce lets Cemented D3 fa -ti itorecA$ lliiona t0111e0 rural na iireiicipol$tica;
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do r ing of tl.ha• i ittereet nate on 4 �,�r ennd t feom the Ounty of Ontario, roa tille'rtira
Iar � ns from four to three rate cenat.a fedi• ieaa Of the old Age 1 eaesloate
`.L'he Q5 air den'e committee repotted a t Act, whereby ItPaat iofas W011id be granted
,r r Aires a ;ra c f .v(1. l i.
a. � t �� to the A.. as � sat �' b ra .Q t. ICI I.
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y d� i'a ca Si.1. e d i�
felt. re habilitaatiou;l sur poses, p
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tf $ t q �'
lk $ f sxyfl t3. `
`C'ottata,°il't'oneurra.+d in the c°onaaauittee's The conamitiW u:'econttneutleti aaosa-
a'a'ea►ua mezidaation that the Port Albert eoaneurrence in a resolution from the
be e" +
airport, .t t I
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rt.da.r'adb�ta. County IE � tti c- to t�? orad County of :d�ta>i�e rias ;lila ut.atlxig ..the
ter$ll , ti � O the fntisaldt1 ta.Ction•
on the pNteet of the Ontario kiotel
A a team 'over -4Q thv uttarto 1.'do� eft'
' 'I;ta"ot►lt• and (�a•t^gain�a ti&t to :ttttratcl" staa.la n9 •da Masa°ai; utiica;� for the County .
alta tai,te t � a . . ,.. : < a e , A�sotaa.tia►n for the Provincial plowiia-
tlae . g . , xnate°la ill - (cruiser, the County to be
al1'ode?'r"atitln eg.•Agrie`ulture at ( Muton U i the sheriff, (.'t.lafltl' , t.°n1inet,r V�itia : reimbursed by the ASeoeiation for any
r , i 'tidy"> apl' t"lefe tit° Cl�urk,'r tlla'i ant: wee. �"° n " g'
epic that° held day r.atCd banquet of
shwas, Children's
s dad :°^tarso site t.oatrt
I 'cdne, daad', .the County Council hearad drat'°'lttau , room, ',,eneral (Alive and 1'\Ve'Rse lkeurred• - • ,,
k� � _r,, rlie viewsea the Council were staked
,repOrtt$ (rein William, pougall,. weed ht. road conniver i finers' room.
Ou the second fluor provision is made regarding. a requeee from the village of
for .Qhe� council eltaniber, school in= lla'linore; fQr iia titung°iab atssestaaatce ° tc)-
s ae-eStors' u1licos, coat roods, Crown at:..
evartlr file btiiilding,. of a caluanunity
1 , s s , , )c#cra'atti XRU oe .ere., It wa,s deckled
turney s calices, law library Anel •-civic(. that no grants be iven fur such rro-
g 1R
stair: nthe tlliird flour, will be the pro.' jee'ts in the county. "'"
npeetor, and Nelstiaa ieLartr, , t.'ouuty
Tweeter. fir. l‘rielearty, reported that
,during; the least„Spring 78,000 'trees were
brought from the St, Williams station
:>aai 71,000 of 'these were planted ou the
tnxty acres of land near Slieppardtvu
Whigs• the County ptu' hosed 1. et year.. viaacial pollee otltee, magistrates °faces,
The remaining 7,000 tress wti°,re planted • w,,ittiess rooms, court room„ ptetit jury,
tarOughout the county as windbreakers.i'bai°risters' and judges rooms.
George Armstrong, corn -borer, in- le There will be. considerable `ault
s eetor also reported: He advised space in the building and'spare offices
"double diseing of all corn fields where are• included, in the plans. -
cannixig -corn-was grown. - Dimensions of the present building
A • , delegation from the Goderich are 100 ft. by 50 ft. The new building
branch of the Canadian Legion,'• con- will be 111 ft. north and south:. and
t3 stixig of President Kenneth Hunter )3 ft. east and west.
and .Past President , D. E. Campbell, The new building will be • of re-
- -- --a----grant to- concrete and steel with a flat,
resented a request-- fur 7nforc ed , is
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a�ward the reYurliishiug; axnd,_re-egliippmut, roof. the outside of' the building will
of the' Legion hall in Goderich. The bare stone` facing with either tile or
request was referred to the Warden's hriek backing,
eommittee. • uu motion of Reeve Tuckey (Exeter) ,
. glans for 'New Court... Houseseconded by Reeve Alexander (Grey)”,
- • At • the afternoon -sitting Architect .the plans were approved, "witlie only
L..G. Bridgpaan of London presented two dissenting votes.-
plans for the proposed new court house. Approval of the plans, has been given
The estimated cost of the building, at by Hugh H. Donald, Provincial in -
present prices, . was placed by Mr, speetur of legal oftlees.
Bridgman at $325,000. The earliest The property committee reported that
date possible 'for the- beginning of la payment of $4,300 had been paid Mr.
construction" would be January, 1047, 1 Bridgman as an instalment on - his`
and it was not likely, . the architect fees. The committee reported also t 11 a.t
stated, that material would be avail fluorescent lamps had been installed in
able by Haat time. ' 1t. would take i the Registry Odice at a cost of $320,
eighteen months for construction. a a typewriter stand had been purchased°
, Mr. Bridgman advised that a wreck- ! fur the office and the Registrar had
ing company. rather than a construe- been authorized to procure an adding
machine and a central desk for the
main office. The County Gaoler had
been authorized to purchase any equip=
ment needed at the gaol.
Alexandra Hospital Delegation
A delegation from the board of
Alexandra Hospital, Goderich, consist -
Ing of CX.,L. Parsons, president, Charles
tion company, be engaged in tearing
down the - oldbuilding. A great deal
of the material would be useful as sal-
vage, and a wrecking company , would
be mere interested in that.
'he only w i the new building will
be a few doors, cupboards and windows.
It will be a mddern fireproof building,
ildthvaltiatvaimzeoriditimainge-
Mr. Bridgman gave a detailed
count of the plans before Council.
-On ' the ground floor Will be public
.toilet rooms, with entrance on the
east' side •from the outside only, living
quartets fur the caretaker and heating
:equipment.. The main floor w11 have a
corridor --through the centre, with 'a
ru.i' -
G�od Hea-Ith
and Lots of Pep
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strop uewIy-uppoinleci t'reasii"rer: ��as
heard in a request for a grant for the
provision of increased accommodation
at the hospital. ^� '
The present crowded condition of
the hospital was stressed. It was
pointed out that, while the hospital,
has norrinfi- accommodation for thirty-
five beds, iii emergencies it has been
colied upon to` lay out fifty-three -beds.
�['laaa Slay iIarbolr l robi ins
The 'Warden's 'coxninittee reported
that at a meeting op "April 1st it liad
been decided to inform the Department
of Transport, Ottawa, that the County'
was prepared to purchase the btiildiugs
and; extra land: at Sky Harber, at a
price. Reeve Tuckey, ehairman of the
committee, explained this action before
Connell. It was the coca, ittee's opin-
ion
pin -ion that the only way ;anything Could
g.
be setfled in regard to l�. Harbor �, ri Sky s..
to hely the buildings .outright and lease
them to any manufacturing concern
which knight be interested,. while at
the slime time keening the field open
for flying,; While it was agreed that
thele might be no revenue from the
field for two years, it was felt that
if the County relinquished its claim
the buildings would go to .the War
Assets Corporation. It was suggested
that • Awhile the new court house was
in -process of construction the admin
istration building at Sly Harbok could
be -used to house the County officials.
The County judge and magistrate, it
was stated, had looked over the build-
ings and found it adequate for their
needs.
The committee found that in view of
the'fact that_.certain' buildings at Sky
Harbor had been set aside for the
Huron County Flying Club it was un-
able to negotiate further until this
matter was cleared up. The recom-
mendation was made that the Flying
Club be asked to relinquish all claims
and that the County purchase all build -
in s and land not already owned by the
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�Cotm lt�vtrs" �tzrt#i�r rer=z7�hb� e .
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that the property be leased or sold to
some industrial Concern. This was
carried, and /he Warden's .committee
was given power to continue the
negotiations. • -
County Health' Nurses,
Miss Haberer and' Miss Falconer,
County •health nurses, presented a re-
port 9f, their activities since the begin -
It was necessary to Move some patients- ning of'"the school term last fall. An
in the convalescent stage into the halls
to make room for ineon ig patients.
The hospital was burdened with .cases
that should not be there, but there
seemed to be no other place for them. ' Several members of the,Council ex-
The board had eont'idered adding a pressed • their pleasure .tzrith , the
splendid work of the health nurses, and
they were each given au increase of
$100 lir -salary. - ,,, ;�.=
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. Lat'.°Tile• eoiiYfi i >eee engaged Miss
Maribelle MacKenzie as supervising
sidle, to accommodate twenty beds, ' nurse at a `salar3' of $1700 a year plus
which would be comparatively inex- $(15 a month car allowance. Miss Mary
l►ensi-e ' and easily , heated. It was Lave of . Atwood and Siiss Margaret
estimated that this' ,building Would be ILO erts of. Hamilton also ' had been
habitable for twenty years. If a new -engaged, ,each at $I500 a year - plus --
wing were constructed, -the temporaryy $05 a month car allowance. -This coin -
building could .be used as a nurses'Ipleted tbe.County nursing stair of four
quarters. The estimated cost of the nurses and a supervising nurse.
temporary building was '$.22,000, to -The Council took into-c'onsidera,tion.
whit:h amount the County was asked . the proposed_ adoption' of a general'
to contribute as minimum of $10,000. 'public health plan, involving the en -
'The matter was referred to- the ex-- gagement of • a medical staff, After ,
vett tive committee. considerable discussion Council voted
.On motion of Reeves Nott and :31-(i against the proposal..- '
Turner, I1. Phillips of Blyth a a•1IS alr- Endorsation 'was given a motion 'by
p011110(1 to the (1111turr Board of Educa- Reeves Dorrance and Wheeler that a
11:lir to complete the unexpired term resolution be sent to the Provincial,
(1f the late . ir.• Leave. Government protesting against a
11. T. 1•:11wards.:superintendent of the change in legislation whereby a muni -
children's _Aid Society, presented a cipality cannot ,impose a penalty, -for
report 00 the operations of the Society.
The County library 'committee re-
por.ted that 0pplications had •been re-
ceived fur the servicing of twelve ' ad-
ditional libraries and econnnitrided-_a. to destroy -dogs or wild animals which
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grant of 500. This was carried. i kilt poultry.•
At Friday's sitting the revised ICouncil, also passed unanimously a
estimates presented. by Treasure): resolution asking that the Provdnciaar'
Erskine overt,. aaceeptecl and the tax rate ! Government declare the._ Province on
ova►, sof °,11 five mills :rs 10(t0111ien(led 1 -standard time •in 1947.
by the finance committee. It was de- - Grants Voted•that the manager_, of the Bank- " On. Saturday Council authorized a
grant of $500 to each branch of the
ICanadian Legion in the County. These
expression of appreciation ` of the co-
operationgiven them by- members' -"of
the health and hospital committee was
made by the young ladies.
wing to the -hospital on the east side,
but after careful consideration of pre-
sent economic conditions lead„ signed
Architect Bridgman to preptire,,lal
-for a temporary building on the west
Assoeiaatiutl agaajtast •enforcement of the
(, stans`d. Temperance Act. u
' To Invite Gfvernor- Geaferan1
In aecordanee with the request -of
the Ontario Plowmen's Association
Cotuleii agreed: to extend aun "invitation
to. Goveratoi Genertal, Alexander to at-
tend the plowing snatch to be . held in
this e uuty in October.
The executive committees reconx-
mewled `that action be deferred en the
,,proposed -grant to the University of
'Western Ontario until the NtAeiatber
seseion. •
No action' was recommended on the
request of the Blyth, Agricultural So -
clay , for an . increased graait to the
fall fair. ' ' ,
A grant of $300 was voted to the
Federation of ,Agriculture, and one of
$100 to tIi • )Exeter Agricultural
S
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cietSto. s n1e eottheprize list for
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the horthr:breeders' annual
show.
To Train More Nurses
The Council unanimously endorsed'
a resolution drawing the attention of
Hon: Russell T. Kelley, P.,rgaincial Min-
ister of Health, to the serious shortage
sof nurses and recommending that the
training f- nurses be resumed at
smaller hospitals, in order to meet the
shortage.
Endorsation was given to • a. motion.
by Reeves Parrish and Beecroft that
the `County Cterk communicate with
the clerk of •each municipality and re-
quest that a complete list of all men
and women who enlisted from that
municpality in a the armed forces be
furnished, .so ,that their names may
be ready to be inserted in the memorial
to be•placed in the proposed neo court
house. -
A motion introduced by Reeves
Tuckey alley" burner, that the Council
meet four times a year, in January,
4pril, June and Noovember, for three-
day sessions, was ,referred to the
:November session.
'Tax Rate Five Mills
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by Treasurer' A.4 -J .'--Erskine sEowed
total estimated expenditures on general
account $221,526.58 " and estimated
revenue $45,705.58. A tax r_ ate of 314
mills on the assessment of $54,258,666
would raise $176,340:67-, , leaving•
non-payment of taxes on the dile dates
Another resolution adopted - was in
favor of an amendment to the Live
Stock Protection Act making it lawful
In one year, 73,000 angling permits
were bought by our friends from the
' States. And we have always done
our part to see that . they enjoyed
themselves.' When they return, let's
give'them-a great welcome!
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EV IMIODY°E BUSINISS ...ip:0;404Lee4reoa,
Ontari o profito almost as Every -tourist dollar fa
tmich frons, tourist buai' shared ... 1. Hotels;
nen as from gold raining. 2a Storen; 3.Restaurants•
• It's up til) its to keep this ' 4; Taxes,'etc.; 5. Ainuce-
- , husizesa f rrowirio, meats; 6, Garages.
'let's mu etke them r+wrafif fo came hack!"
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11V11 IN "ONTARIO
OttIf,10AY;' CFR ,10.20'
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ft( hE:i'U$LUC PO Rrsr
ST JOHN LAIAITAIMITED '
are at Goderich, Clinton, Seaforth,
,.Exeter, Blyth, Wingham, Brussels and
Howiek, These grants are, to be paid
from the patriotic fund in the hands
of the Warden's committee.
In accordance with the recommend
ration of the health and hospital
urittee Alexandra -Hospital, Goderich,-
is to receive a grant of $,10,000, With,
the ur1pt.°rstanding that if an additional
grant should be requested at a future
date- the total amount is not to exceed
$25.0( 4), the anlourit ()Utile. Hoe• grant made
by Council to other hospitals in the
county.
The County Home committee reported -
that new floor covering procured -for
the Cnunty home had ,cost $328 and
the electric wiring of the east wing had
been done .by Mt. Kling of Seaforth at
F l
1 ,
a cost ,f 4 '
1 00. i committee The mmi
tet ( on
enquiry had learned that an elevator
in the home would cost approximately
$10,000• The Committee recommended
that the position -of County Home in -
1 Spector 1)e abolished and' the committee
meet every two, months, the change 10
titke effect December let, .1046.
The report was adopted..
The agriculture committee reported
that St haid agreed to contribute up to
:18(J() for -a publicity ccampaign 'for the
control of the warble fly. 'The cost
will be well below the $.300 limit, ft
was reported. Wm. It. •Dougall (if
Hens►Ili had been appointed Wee(1 in-
spector at 0e an hour and- six cents
a milt' for trilvel in the performance of
his duty. ,
Council approved the committee's
actions"
'Legislative Committee Report
Thelegislative eammittee recom-
mended' coneurrenee in resolutions sub-
mitted as follows: Froin the County
of I)ufferin. re(luesting action to pro-
hibit five sale of- toy guns : from the
C'gnnty of Oxford, requesting the Fed-
eral Government to stop the large as(11110
pnrz'hosing, of materials for home build-
ing; frsl►In the County of Peel,' request-
ing le, islation a1loavflig rnunic'ipaliti
to 11001150 - tourist camps; from 'e
'4"ounty of ltbrit, protesting the ('o1100 -
tion of radia fees; front the County 'of
lTtistinga, respecting O'nmpttletery frit�-
(hflnieet inspectioh of all motor vellielcs
'and the Pawed earryin » of piddle
liability and property damage insur-
anoc on all motor vellieles,''fron* the
Counties r of Lennui and Addiigton,t re.,
(1u0`ttinft. (. 0' 0r1ftnent action to' return
tsnn .,
estimated titt'lsllna of $510.07. - To raft>e Sib ,il�<92,ti + 011 bighwaya tap,
co int -totaled require an •adeditienat rate
of male.
,!mills.
The total ratee would-
4de
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auaills 011 the, dollar for urban municipal-
ities, and ,for rural 1nunicipalitics 5
anaills,Plue the cost of secondary ecbools.
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Wlfen,�aoked to explain to the Council
" u e -new
laow flee. building of. tha,, `l►at►li 1,_a..d
court house would be faananeed, ;lf.aeas-
urerr A. li.` Erskine suggested that the
$3.00,000 xis S'ietory bunds held itt the
'general account, together with $250,000
itI debentures,'would Over the cost of
building and fatrnisliings 'required. The
debentures would be' retired at t 500100
annually over a five-year period and
would carry interest of 2 per cent.
The exeeutive committee's recom-
mendation of, a grant of $300 to the
N'ationtil Cancer Research Foundation
rund `1`11s adopted,, `.
ltcforestatioua
'The reforestation and conservation
committee reported that; 73,000 trees
were planted on` the Feagan property
at a total eost of $ 05. In addition to
this, the ,County road commission
planted about 10,000 trees on property
it had `` rurchased. The Committee had,
entered into an agreement with Reg._
McGee . to purchase 100 acres of land
at $15 an acre, The offer 09 ] ., C.
flays, LC., of goderich, of teen acres
of land in Goderich township, earovided
it be reforested, was accepted. LeRoy
Brown, ' agricultural representative,
was added to the committee, ;replacing
13. B. K. Stewart during his absence
through illness.
^Final,reading was given on Saturday
afternoon tb bylaws providing that the
present high school districts of Gode-
rich, Clinton, Exeter and Seaforth be
dissolved and new high school districts
with Goderieh, Clinton, _Exeter and
Seaforth as centres be set up; that a
portion• of the township of Grey be in-
cluded in the Listowel high school -dis-
trict, and that in the mortions of the
county not included in the districts
designated further consideration be
given to the question.
CREWE
CREWE, July - 1. — Mrs, Crozier,
Frances, Lorena and .P/O, Colin Crozier
d.
of London 'spent the week -en'' at the
o '�l:r and s `rzier
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Saturday evening at the Crozier home
and presented.Mrs. Crozier with,.a re-
membrance of the good times they had
spent together in the past. " -
Mr. Marvin Durnin, who ,.spent the
asaik100 1000'""
R1111, t $
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lai,st three wegl:s in Victoria Ilosbital.
London, returned 'home on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs„ Bert Treleaven at-
tended 'I::laac•kett's anniversary service on
Sunday afternoon and,. visited with Mr.
and Mts. Clifford Hackett}
Several from this locality attended
the decoration service at Dungannon
cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs Pope, Mrs. Dallimore,
Mrs.batids and Walter Dodds of Lou-
don were guests on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Sherwood.
Mrs. Marie Granat, and Mrs. Cam-
eron Robson of Hamilton were week-
end visitors with Mr. G. O. Durnin..
Mr. and Mrs. C. Crozier and Joanne
were Sunday visitors with friends in
Wingham. •-
Miss Edna Rivett is ',1r4tsiting with
her cousin, Joan Rivett, in Dungannon.
Double Presentation.-- On Tuesday,
,Mrs,
June 25, over seventy persons enjoyed
the .Crewe ,community picnic ou the
river flats on the farm of Mr. John
Rivett. Races for the children, a- ball
game for the grown-1Ii)s and swimming
for everyone were the imp•ortant fear
tures of the afternoon. Lunch was
,,, i
served and at the conclusion, Elliott
Rivett and P10, Colin 2rbzier, recently
returned from overseas, were each pre-
sented with an address and a Parker
pen and pencil set. Mr. Homer Durniir
a member of the navy. also was ex-
pected there to receive his gift, but
he' did not arrive: The recipients
replied very fittingly and all joined iji
singing "For 'they are jolly good fel-
lows."
13entocracy gives power to the right
idea. The "isms" gite power- to the
wrong men,
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heat, or the hands ►lace L in hot water are most un-
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