HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-04-07, Page 150 County council at its March
Session approved grants to the
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totalling $.2,200, including
$1,0°0 for its building fund.
The University of Waterloo
14itheran University 4200 in
bursaries was approved. Gue-,
1pir University will 'get $300
for scholarships and, Western
Ontario Agricultural College
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Grants Approved
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a $100 ,scholarshipo
"The time haS. comet." said
'IteeVe'VrBOYIGTiaresir7,11air- '
Mau of the legislative and
educational -committee, "when
we have tel: take a! look .'at"
these unlveroity: - grants,
cause every, year more are
trying to get on the gravy
train. -
"We have to determine
sora car-safcty you
need to buy?' 004\
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By Huron County Council
which is our hone university,
•, and_ th nlOheogencensits.-
IlaTnaority elite committee
was that the University of
Western .Ontario and the
versity of Waterloo, will serve
this county fully in all phases
of education—engineering at
Waterloo, „law and medical
schools at Western. We did
not give Waterloo Lutheran
or . Guelph. University any.
building fund money, because
we feel this is aboutas far ,
as tills minty can go."
The finance and executive
committee obtained approval'
for eight grants and listed
six requests for support which
were refused. One of the lat.
ter was from Bluewater Rest
Home at Zur.ch, for which a
. grant had been sought,. un-
successfully, befere.
The committee recommend-
ed that "in view of the extent
to which we are committed
the-teld of-varrffiVirrefi or
citizens at Huronview, no grant
be made to the Iihiewater
Hoine."
"We feel we have been over.
looked again,' protested de-
puty reeve Delbert Geiger, of
Ilay. "Yon: must realize what
this Bluewater Rest Home is
going ,t� mean ,tp Hurbn. coun-
ty.
"When it was first mention-
ed' about the additiot to Hu-
ronview we had plannedI00
to 125 rooms. This was
brought down to. what they
are building now, and I feel
.we should remember that
,whatever we spend at Huron-
-view is entirely ,the taxpayers'
money. (In our district we are
trying to avoid that. We have
been asking for some help,
and I gather from this report
there is no help forthcoming.
4ouneil to
ta e another look at this bui1d-
ing, still under way, when
completed will be entirely out
of -the taimayers' hands.
"The founders of this home
deserve a 'lot of 'credit for
their courage in -starting it,
and 1 would IjIte to suggest
to council, it would not be any
more than fair' if the county
would make a gift over five
years, or however .they see fit.
I would not like to 'sec it go
entirely without assistance.
"We have so. many people
of an age now, with fii,ted in-
comes, who are going to And
it more difficult to carry on
their own housekeeping, that.
we are going to need many
.mor4 of these homes through-
out the county. r suggest a
donation of $10,000 to this
home, spread over three to
five years." •
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'Reeve 3 N. Cintett of IlaY,
supporting M (4.eiger's vi*
said: "We are giving lots of
money and grants outside the
county which comes from our
taxpayers. Don't you feel we
are entitled to some Of it in
our own cktlity. By the time
this home is finished, will
there not be enough to All it?
"The .con4ittee has 'done
'a lot of work to get this (holm
We are ging to need
it, and I would like to go
along with Geiger's sugges-
tion, rather than have one or
two members of council de-
cide it."
Deeply Disturbed
Reeve Leroy Thiel, Zurich:
"1 feel deeply disturbed about
the reconntendation of the
finance committee. Although
this home does not he within
the bounds of Zurich, we are
closely connected with it.
, "When we look at it on a
dollars -and -cents basis it won't
take long to figure out it is a
great thing for the' county.
I -was wondering when the
finance ,COiwnittoe--really got
down and talked this thing
out. Did they ever go out
d.•
-anti ask questions, to Anti if
it is really a saving to the
county, and this is what we
are after.
",The brief elearly stated
the conniiitte `131-, aSkillg for
gift, pot a grant. They
:were talking in terms of 150
rooms when fist plans were
'presented (for Huronview)
and the 1,005 council turned
,it down as too much of a fin-,
anciai burden on the county.
Here we have a chance to take
up that .very thing they were
trying to do at Huronview,
aod at real saving.
Mindy reeve Philip Gan-
dop, Exeter, t member of fin-
ance committee: "We dwelt
at conside-able length on this
request and had; more than
one meeting. The' fact we
recommended a grant to CIB
for capital expense does not
seem to be in the same cate-
gob,. We are not, as a county
.,council, doing anything for
the blind, and although the
building is outside the county
we have 75 blind people, or
some sucn number from Hu-
ron benefitting by this. -Itis
misleading .to say the money
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arch e sion
is going outside the county.
The 'finance committee feels
that any work we do for Sen.
!or Salmi,' must be done as
Weounty, and a were going
,to make a grant or Igift: to
this home there is no reason
then why a similar home 'On.
not be built. in Wingharn, Se.
forth or Goderich, and they
would he:entitled to the same
gliant or gift", and as a county
council we would have; no
'control ,over the mushrooming
of these faeilities."
Reeve Qorbett: "lf Exeter
had got this home, would they
ask for this grant, or would
they not?"
Mr. Gandon: "If the county
home had been decentralized,
I for one would certainly have
supported that,; but I would,
not have supported a grant
of public funds te this kind
ef rest home. If we vere net
'involved in a county home it
would be a ,iifferent matter,
and would be on the same
basis as the grant to the
blind."
Reeve Corbett: "I don't
think these homes are going
to mushroom in every town.7'
Deputy Reeve W. J. Cuthill,
Seaforth: "A lady has pur-
chased the old hospital in Sea-
edforth and has not askfor
assistance. think if she
found out we were giving
money to the Bluewater
Home, she would."..
-At suggestion of Reeve -Ern-.
est Snell, East Wawanesh, the
report waz considered clause
by clause in committee, with
Reeve A. D. Smith, Turnberry,
in the chair. Upon the yeas
and nays being recorded, 26
voted for adoption' of the re -
pert, 11 to delete the Blue -
water Home (rejection)
clause.. The - 1,1 were Boyle,
Corbett, Etherington, Geiger,
Jfm Hayfer,. Hendrick; Mc-
Fuden McKenzie,Stewart
Stirling -and
Budget Statement
In his budget statement
Clerk-Treaeurer Berry .report-
-cd -7$62,775 irr-the-r.
allocated for hospital
ur-
poses, which with $50,000 due
from the county in 1966 makes
$112,775. Owing to Wingliam
hospital is $85,000, and to
Goderich hospital $62,000, so
it will be necessary to allocate
$14,225, less interest earned,
in the 1067 budget.
In 1967," Mr. lierry f*id,
Pm/0 Will he laced„ with 'addj..
tional debenture tots relative
to the new addition at noon -
view. Itis Iri)ed that a Pt-
tion
set°f thaesidreeseolere fund
plzasGi
few years can now. be turne4 '
towardsthsnewassItgpug tainiethisewcoe,..st:
although I do Fee in the paver'
that an addition, to Clinton
hOspital is planned." • • '
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An $80 a week factory work-
er 43aust pay $64 a -month for
five years for goods he was told
'were free.
.Woinan trieked into signing
60 promissory notes by sales-
man runs up $3,840 unaware.
It couldn't happen to you?
It is happening to people all
over Canada, who are being
tricked by sham salesmen.
These men are exsperts. They.
often represent •themselves as
vice-presidents or sales mang-
ers cef reputable firms whose lit-
erature they are carrying.
They will assure you that
your signature is just a formal-
ity. It is not. Every time you
sign one of tneir bogus doeu-,
ments you may be signing your
savings away.
When a salesman tails on you
talee-ffiere-STeps: „
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Phone office of, firm he says
herepresents or wait and write
if this. is impracticable.
If you are a woman chedk.
with your husband.
Tell the salesman you are
checking and ask him to call
back in 21 hours. If he is not
genuine this may put him off.
Traffic problems existed -long
before the antWablitIt., the., - -.-
Ontario 'Safety -League. Here's
a quote from the London 'Ob-
server an 281)3: “Whilep
itupr�yernemts -are in the rnak- - --
ing in our highways, it might.
not be amiss to adopt some plan
of making them passable in
safety. Between the careless-
ness of drivers and the too -good
14okout of robbers, the 'chances,
at present, are considerably a-
gainst one's getting securely to
the end of a journey."
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