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THE OD1RIWi SIGNAIrSTAB
Session County. Council
been atdallc lace the last retort, an'd
2600 books were In use itta ti ere
itlbral`iee all the t (use. ]ia or the first
three-gnaartera of this year the total,
circulation wan 18,943, coanpared
1,024 for the whole of 14916. Eight
Behoof areas have ,been served and
other schools are asking for books.
It is hoped to serve ail school areas
and schools as rapidly as finances and
boob are available.
Cbti➢di en's Aid Work
Mrs. Mary P. Chaffee, superintendent
for the Children's Aid Society, reported
upon the work of that organization.
The Society has eighty-six children in
its care, thirty-one of whom were ad-
mitted since the June report. "Eighteen
are in boarding care, thirty-six in free
homes, twenty-flve on adoption proba-
tion, six in wage homes and one still
on active service.
"In covering our work since June,"
says the report, "your superintendent
has travelled 14,000 miles and I1iss
(Continued from bags 3)
that too mueh cont>iol, is be u;g itreaa
t
over to goyeran.euate. Eee're R. J . ate
of Stephen felt the Provincial Govern
-
e (:tend is tai:Lg over more than It et;t 1
handle,; and in support of this stated
that the condition of the County roads
looks better than that"o0 the Provincial
highways. -
Reeve B. W. Tuckey, of Exeter, was
heartily in accord with the recommend-
ation. "We come here to do the busii-
ness of the County and are continually
asking governments to take it ov(ir. If
we are goingto continue to hand over
control, we will in due time do -away
with County Councils. We are able to
pay for otfr responsibilities, and rule
the people from the people—not from
the top."
County Library
The County Library committee re-
, ported that twenty-four libraries were
now receiving the County Library ser-
vice, Wroxeter and Bluevale having
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l
McGowan nearlly as fear. Wo Taav0
Wii10. .67 y
a US�' visits,talked
made 1
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individuals in the otcen mad seventeen.,
court' attendances, nine meetings and
conferences, and have, given twelve
addresses."77��//ff{]y T mentioned
e*p ,a( Q �g R;.t
Ws. ()Wee() nfaentioned g'ilateful*.
the co-operation and assistance given
by Cohuty ofilclals awl others in the
worn.
County Roads a,
County Engineer T. Roy - Patterson
gaye a report on County roads to open
Tuesday afternoon's session. Among
'jobs referred to were: Regrading a
number of roads after a lapse of some
years, including . the stretch z2orth on
Kippen road; improvement of the Cut ,
line, "a sore spot for some time ;"
a few bridges built and maintenance on
some bridges due to spring floods; sur-
facing- program of about eleven or
twelve miles, including north of
Brussels and also between Carlow and
Blyth., Cost of surfacing was stated
as $4,000 per mile. Recent increase
of surfacing work would add another
$400 per mile to costs on future work,
he stated. Mr. Patterson pointed out
t in
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Since her own' childhood' grand-
mother has known Dr. Chase's Syrup
of Linseed and TurpentinetQ be a
dependable and quick relief for cough,
voids, bronchitis and similar ailments.
Is it any wonder that she sees that
there,is always a bottle of it at hand in
eao of emergency. Quick action is
most important when colds set in.
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of Linseed rand Turpentine
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se1
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you well as you are proud of: your
own work.
If you need`'credit, for business or.per- '
sonal reasons—talk things over with him.
G•.
He will" respect your confidence. His
knowledge . and experience, with the
whole organization of the banzl{ behind
e for you a wealth of
him, can provide
information on conditions in Canada and
elsewhere' 'too, if you need it.
Your bank manager is cagy to meet—
and a good man to know!
i
that there was need of replacemen
the not too distant future of some
road equipuenti, abut delivery of new
equipment was expected. Stating it
cost about $60,000- to clear the. roads
of snow last winter, Mr. Patterson
said more, snow- clearing could be done
but it cost money, and- he wondered
}f t1'i'""�xpayers would appreciate it
if taxes' were increased in this way.
Reeve B. VV'. Tuckey, of Exeter. felt
more work should be done on County
roads within the borders of urban
centres or else the centres should get
a rebate to take care of the expense.
Couii.ty Equalization
Reeve Roy Ratz of Stephen town-
ship, chairman of the equalization com-
mittee, gave a report oh the findings
of the committee as to equalization in
neighboring counties.' Ile. stated that
in Bruce county the assessment was
equalized by a committee of five reeves,
but he felt their methods were
"haphazard." He approved of. the
system employed in Grey county, where
they had a county assessor. .
The majority •,opinion expressed by
the Council was in favor. of a "county
assessor. As a result, 'a resolution,
moved by. Ree e B. W. Tuckey and
seconded by l ,eeve J. Armstrong of
Hullett, called for the equalization
committee of the Council to carry on
and prepare any additional inform-
ation available. regarding the appoint-,
ment t a county assessor; that ap--
plicatinn,s for the position together with
their–qualifications -be coiled for, a�.ca
.be on hand' for the .endorsation' or rem
jection -by the 1948 County Council at
its January session. The motion was
carried.
Health and Hospital Committee
The report of the health and hos-
pital committee revealed that the total
cost of the nursing service, Prom Janu-
ary 1st to October 31st was $9,036.71.
The Province subsidizes this expense
to- the amount of $3,012.23: "We- feel
that the nurses are doing a good job
in the county, as the reports show that
a .large percentage of defects found
have been corrected;'''stated the report.
The committee • recommended con-
currence in resolutions asking that the
Department of health give consider-
ation to the erection of more hospitals
for .incurables, and that the Govern-
ment increase financial aid to such
hospitals.
Air Service Available
At the opening ,of the Wednesday
morning session, Clerk N. W. Miller
read a' letter from K. S. Hopkinson,
.manager of Sky Harbor Air Services,
in which he advised that a fleet of
ten aircraft, ranging from light' single
engines tb heavy twin -engine transport,
would be made available for any rescue
or emergency work in the county.
These would enable pilots to take
long-range -flights or short flights from
unprepared landing areas. Reeves
were asked to carry this information
back to, their municipalities. -'
Christmas, Seals
J; H. Kinkead appealed for support'
of the Christmas seal camphign, which
has a county objective of. ,$(1,500. • East
year -$9,000 seas raised, from which it
was hoped to -establish X-ray survey
clinics throughout' the county. In 1946
'8,000 people wert 'served at clinics-1in
Goderich and Winglnini Clinics will
ba,,pet up,' it is p1i iined, at Exeter;
Hensall, • Clinton, Seaforth, Blyth,
Brussels and Gorrie.
The request was, referred to the
W .r ens e ce aittee,i
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A grange 45,000 was. a utT orkzed to
the University ity of 17i3te a Ontario,
' ' • December 51.lth 1 8
to 1�1}(i paid � �>� �� n a
recti mended by the finance committee,
which. alto asked that the 1003' g ari car9 ,
]I,D>`, rt. ; d; ',Taylor` afl he :100 canter-
that raF4$
but a rider stipulatingn sated in the Snow removal debate.
but w41`thy students from B1uroAa
county be given free tuition.
It was decided that in future the
estimates be set at the January eeasi+pan.
1'oIi a Committee caterpillar r lo�� and would be zai vial
,l ., reported that . caterpi la plows; the polite eonuannittee a p€tst In to : any area where the snow was
heaviest in the county, and left there
provided there is a heated garage.
Ile felt that everyonein the. pro-
ducing business should hearken to the
Deputy lteeve of `Ilowiek. "If the
producers of this country get out of
business, they will hurt ' the nation,
for the -backbone of any country is
in •agriculture. - People close. to the
earth do not. listen to "isms," he con-
Ale %WS
y'a g$ cif,°7,}z-an.d 't .a 4ty� oot strip. w'as
tp4 ' loft ill iorag ea l�a,s cL
> c�Rvva>`cder
q, zl.o �
acs Dr. R. 11. ,Taylor, ll3',PJ.., in.towr�
$oa* t4.0 Warden's ba aainet, were invited
to addre>✓s .the Council.
South Huron li1,1%1). �s
ne. announced that; the 71,)epal taueut of .
Ulgucvsa:vs was putting four rotas
plows in Western Ozita i i' J.Pour
• blowirrs would be available as weld as
the County police had been absorbed
in the Provincial force. It was pointed
out there would be no duties for a
police committee under this scheme.
The recommendation of the committee
was eridorsed that a police couunittee
be set up (not as a pay committee),
to meet on call.
Iu reply to an inquiry, Reeve George
MacEwan said the Provincial ponce
system was working satisfactorily in eluded
Goderich. Farmers and others who lieu• speakers were IV'. W. Tre-
had become used to -enforcement OfOth'
traffic bylaws were -satisfied with them. wartha, Clinton ; R. H. Rader, Ilay
Reeve F. Sills said Seaforth was township; R. J. R.owman, Brussels;
well pleased' with the system. "The
Ex -Reeves J. J. Jivaus, D. L. Weir
mere es €) and W. R. Archibald ; and the Warden
t tl lislimel l of prestige has
created orde " h"e said introduced the members and officials
r' 4,1 of East Wawanosh Township, Council.
)load Commission Plowing Match Expenses
The road committee's report 'showed .1`t the Thursday zuuriiiug sitting a
construction expeuditadres of approx}Ila ) recapitulation of the receipts and ex-
ately $78,007.36. 'Machinery purchases penditures of the local committee in
amounted to $32,793. A crawler connection with the 1946 Inireritatiotial '
trustor, bulldozer unci scraper bad Plowing Match at Port Albert was sl(•i:atic)n, as recommended by the
jurat been added to the equipment, nota subhlitte(1 to the Council by't.he auditor, �� urdeu's committee, •which reported
the following disbursements during the
year : Navy League; $2,000; .Red Shield,
$3.000 ; ('hinese relief, $500; Greek
relief, $250; cancer fund, $1,000;
British flood relief, $500; highways,
$25; Owen Sound Sun -Times, -$04.
Total, $7,339.
At the January session $12,000 was
allotted. The balance, if any, in the
hands o1 the committee was voted to
be -transferred to the general account.
The committee also reported that
the' total de,€icit of the International
Plowing Match amounted to $2,881.75.
These _accounts -were paid in the latter
i' au9w clearing, and w, ,5ase e
tensivo' COu tyA�►►�iatfC. '
`�: d X , P (le.ttcre'on Said
43,4 cast UIDPeared Sigh, but is cOneider.
1ti n a the less suet1iine lb '; eitii2&1;
bevanee of drifting mow, and the Filet,
that t1 1? Pc1 arL»euit pays, half the
coet, it did not seems io high. It wood
be a good ianv estmeant, , as the eoenntr'y
wan dependent On open reads.
A grant of wan 'Aaatherized to
Monkton- School uidd 1QQ toward
tbe expense a of the Walden's Saw net.
Appoblttraezts toJlitgiar4,c,0od Boards -
The, follow were pppoInt d
sentatives to the high wheel district
boards: Clinton, A. 1 . nigtat ; Sea -
forth, .Russell Bolton; Gocai:rich, I'..J.
MacEwan; .Exeter, eter, IDr. U. U. Cowan;
Listowel, Andrew B • inner;-Wingbam,
E. i.1cWilliazus:`
A vote of thanks was extended to
Mrs. W. T. Fellow fog t119. excellent
banquet served at the British Exchange
Hotel when the Warden was honored.
Council- endorsed the recommend-
ation of the legislative. committee that
support be given the petition of West.
ern Ontario Motorways to -extend its
:service to Galt, Hamilton and Toronto,.
Non-coiicurrei ee was given the Wel-
land County resolution asking the
Government to take over the whole
costs of education, as "it was felt it
would be another case pf handing over
controls."
W'arden's Committee
A g,rant of $2,00.0 was authorized
t( the Buren County Tuberculosis,
included .in the above amount. A. Id. Erskine.
The 'recommendation of the coil, The .statement is as f(,llovts:
inittee was endorsed that 820,000 from Receipts --Grants front inunicipal-
the $105,000 highway reserve fund ities, $:3,015; private donations, $380;
be expended next year on bridges, gate receipt,, $8,025.63; billeting plow -
which with the• 80 per .cent. grunt buy,, $161'; buses, $43.50; sale ,of
would permit c•onstructipu of bridges have $95; lumber, n$150; sale of aprons
to the value of $100,0()1). (Parking conlnuittee) , $9.50; refund,
The estimated expenditure presented reception committee,' $249.139 ; donation,
at the June meeting was higher than O P A , $1,000; County of Huron,
the expenditure bylaw 011 account of
$1,855.12. Total, $14,914.44.
the unusual show removal- costs. The Expenditures — Teams, $2,335.94
actual expenditures Would exceed the tractors, $1,244.52; County building
amount named in this bylaw. I expenses, $1,168.03 ;'guards and special
Th€ Council endorsed the- recom- 1)olice, $1,907.55; parking, $1,156:70;
mandation of the committee that a 1' grounds and maintenance, $1,289.02;
supplementary appropriation bylaw- for advertising, $200:78 ; veterans, $35.7.5;
liorseshoeing,- $85; banquet, meals,
$2,647.18; sundry, $2.783.97. Total
$14,914.44.
Breakdown of "sundries" Recep-
tion, $1,000; prizes for local day,
$546.50; roads, $487.34; H. Hdil, tele-
phone and trips to Ottawa and Tor-
onto, 13,41.15 ; billeting, $76.50; refund
to County of IIuron, $92.77; telephone,
$12; stamps, excihange. $20 ; sundry,
$207.59. Total, $2,783.97. •
• Sky Harbor Airport
The airpoet; committee reported that
leases .and agreements with .the De-
partment of Transport on -Sky Harbor
airport had been signed. Keitsh Hop=
kinson had sub -leased the field and
buildings for a term of rive years, or
for the duration of the County's lease,
Mr: IIopkinsoni to maintain the field
and buildings and the County to pay
the insurance premiums.
County Home ' Committee
Council endorsed, tiler. recommends -
$35,000 additional expenditure be
passed and submitted to the Minister
of Highways for approval.
. Winter Roads
Reeve George Chin, Goderich,-town-
ship, chairman of the road commission,
declared that people were still panicky
about snow conditions that existed
last winter.
It is the interlion .of the commission
to give the, best service possible to
keep school bus' routes open, the com-
mission reported regarding a request
from the Seaforth High School Board.
As rectlinmended by the commission,
:the town line of Hullett and, Morris
"from No. 4 highway • to Walton will
be assumed as 'a County road, and
the present County road from No. 4
highway to Walton will revert to the
municipalities in which it is situated,
as requested by Hullett tciwnship_
Many other counties 'are buying snow
blowers, and the comiilission has had
the matter- of a purchase under con-
sideration
, m
and would like to be .as- tion of the. County Home committee
sured of the approval of the Council; .that the bylaw • be amended • to .read
that all non-paying inmates Shall–not
be discharged in -the care of any person
or persons without such person or
persons first - depositing with_ .the
County Clerk a bond in the amount
of $200." Paying inmates are not
subject to this bond.
Additional insurance of $15,00+1 has
been placed on the buildings ; a new
henhouse and pigpen. are being con-
structed at €i cost- to date of $2,800.
Reeve A. Nicholson„,,chairman of the
committee, gave a brie report of the
Provincial convention of County Home
officials. He expressed the opinion
requesting the Federal and Provincial that some provision should be made
Governments to provide the Ontario in the institutions to allow aged couples
farmer feed grains at a price which to live together.
will make it profitable -t) produce live County, Assessor
stock and poultry was , concurred in At the final sitting of Council on
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if' such a purchase were decided at a
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Agricultural Conunittee
Confirmation -,was ' givet&au expendi-
ture of $'100 by the agricultural conn-
nii'ttee covering the expenses of junibr-
plowmen competing in the Internation-
al Plowing Match, and the transport-
ation, of plows.
Concurrence was given a County of
Perth resolution requesting a higher
price per head for cattle which react
under the tuberculosis test.
The Feed Grain Shortage
A resolution from the same ' couhty
after some debate.I Thursday, afternoon many reeves took
Deputy -Reeve E. J. Parrish, of part in a discussion on the appointment'
IIuwiok,,- who had been iu ,the West of a County assessor, launched when
this sunlluer, felt that \Vestern f€irmers Reeve George Armstrong of Ilay started.
should be considered in this conuee- that he -felt the equalization-conI.Miittee
tion. They, too, had not had a good had achieved good results and that
year. He felt Ontario farmers should- the motion passed prevdously,. that the
not get 'panicky,, but advised that all committee secure more infurmat and
do their part by remaining un the present it at the January session did
farms., not seem necessary. The comufittee,
Reeve Sills was of the opinion that he s411(1, should be given an opportun-
lack of working the -farms was re- ity to find aad employ a qualitied:Man
sponsible for the grain shortage. "We for the position.
should quit hollering. and get .down Warden Smyth asked for-- an ex -
to work," he said. - pression of opinion as to the. ainount I
' Junior Farmers .of remuneration which should be paid.
LeRoy Brown, agricultural repre- Reeve Roy Ratz; chairmen, of the
sentative, bad high praise for the committee, stated that he had learned
work junior farmers are doing after snatch from counties employing, asses -
taking short coairses In live stock and sor-s. There 'was always n chance of
jticlging. ani assessor's 'Picking out a ' iroperty
There are.. seven *junior' clubs with and setting till other assessments on
117 members between twelve and its value; If a county- assessor were,
seventeen years of age; Ninety-two not qualified there was bound to be
per cent. completed the-' course. The trouble. If the Cotllicil expected a re-
experience and information gained was port from -a county assessor in 1950,
really worth while, he said. Huron (Me should be appointed right -away.
county boys had stood thirteenth and Ile was not in favor of the committee's
fourteenth in .tbe live Stock division setting the salary. The man appointed
at the Royal :Winter Fair competitions. should have, common sense and good
Others took part in judging competi- judgment. It was a knotty problem),
trolls at the Royal 'Winter Fair, and and if loft- with the comuaittee Reeve
one will be sent to (Chicago. Itatz assured nothing rash would he
- Weed Inspector clone.
W. R. Ddaigall, weed'inspect))i•, 514110d 1►epinty Reeve Parrish favored set -
that spr€ayliag operations -.on leafy ting a nominal ,salary and Reeve Cecil ;
spurge will be toutin11ed: Poison ia•y ,Johnston, et Ashfi(ld, also ;1 member
and (14iekweed had been sprayed in 4)1 the (ornnrittt•e, agree(]: 11) felt a
two school yards. Staortag(, of labor, €11:111 with experience w(luld sure time ,i
wet weather and difficulty in securing and give greater satisfaction.
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Reeve e -e E4Forrialt that * letter of
apd'rree atio f *eat the uruM.itt
of Ilighwa e f it paving the Identity
(rola Ato ei'1ey to Wim.
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,War(Icn Snayt'la, who %bat eou41010
143 fifth year 'ftp the Connell, thienke4
theme hers for their e -00 ratiau.
110 'alos iib . 1� , ter of co ee
Warden as "tho big year oil nikw
.U2ea
ifeInvited tho xnevabers lirst elected
for tlls year to gi~o tbogr px-5 A111
They Were Reeves 4. W. TEerslelge, $,
Snyder, 3fr', Sills,ttieorg.
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and W V. P. d? aleoner`. , Others t fro solo
and felicitated` the Warden on "an.
excelilnt year"
g ,the Mildness of tie
BylawsFcovcrin t
Council were read. rand ,pfissed, and the
curtain was rung Blown on the 1047
Council with the singing of ,the Nate( ,'
al Anthem.
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seeding' thea) 'with- (u'c•h;).t•(1 grass was that the ((11)m11tee get further inform-•
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Reforestatidit, Officers 4 f((r tenders, -and,•,if it sees tit. appoint
Martin Grtasby &itdl Nelson McLarty, rasa ;4s,ess,�t.`
reforestation enforcement otlicers, gave . SnowbloWers for County Roads
reports. Mr, Gr€tsby said he had Iteeve 14. W. Tuckey inquired about
visited 'twenty woodlots. He had had' the consideration Tieing (,riven- by the
no trouble. Moat timber -niers had,
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aware young trees sliotiud be saved, snowblower,: a (out of $30.000. Mx.
Mr. M Larty stressed -411e importance Tuckey pointed out that it ons ne(0s-
of the work. He asked to be notified sari to keep the .10(1 nillos of County
of any known -violations of wile' tree- I roads opera every- day. A snowblower
cutting bylaw. Bush lot owners were was needed to insure proper operation
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