Zurich Citizens News, 1964-01-30, Page 7THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 19b4
PAGE NINE
County Council Discusses Resolutions
At January Session; Let Tenders
Goderich — County council
.committees, as constituted for
1964, had as first task that of
.dealing with a batch of resolu-
tions from other bodies.
Huron council, on recommen-
dation of its agriculture com-
mittee, decided not to concur in
a Kent resolution calling upon
the Ontario department to insti-
tute "immediate and effective
action to control and abate the
blackbird nuisance". The birds
cause great damage to corn in
the Essex -Kent area. Council
also passed up a proposal from
Ontario county that appoint-
ment of local weed inspectors
be mandatory.
Reeve Stewart Procter, of
Grey, committee chairman, in-
vited discussion of the black-
bird resolution, but nobody re-
sponded.
"The committee members
were not unanimous," he said.
"It does not affect us too much
in this area, but is serious, all
right, in Kent and Essex."
Accept Tenders
Council adopted a property
committee report accepting the
tender of Seaforth News for
printing the county minutes, at
$3.75 a page. Huron Expositor
bid $3.85 and Clinton News -
Record $4.00. The contract for
bread supplied the jail went to
Eedy's Bakery, Dungannon at
19% cent per loaf.
Because "broken bottles are
becoming more numerous on
the roadside each year," Bruce
council proposed a minimum
refund of Sive cents. The legis-
lative and education committee
did not concur.
"It could be set too high,"
was an objection raised; "if they
put out cans it won't be any
easier."
The committee, of which
deputy reeve Tom Howard of
Ashfield is chairman, did con-
cur in a Grey county move to
lieu of taxes on all its property
have Ontario make grants in
except highways, as is done by
the Dominion. It went along
with a proposal from Northum-
berland and Durham that the
province pay for fire depart-
ment calls to motor vehicle fires
on provincial highways. It was
explained that rural municipali-
ties often have to pay otherwise
uncollectable costs.
Clinton Central Secondary
School board recommended an
additional county representa-
tive, and Ross Lovett was
named.
The roads . committee, of
which deputy reeve Joseph
Kerr, Wingham, is chairman,
concurred in a Bruce resolution
requesting the Department of
Transport to investigate a prac-
ticable load limit for Class B
roads. The Traffic Act now
limits gross weight of vehicles
to 22,000 pounds.
"We thought this limit away
outdated," said the chairman.
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Hastings council proposed legis-
lation to ensure no such cost is
charged, The committee did
not concur, in view of the prev-
alence of local telephone com-
panies,
On recommendation of the
finance and executive commit-
tee, council authorized payment
of membership in the Associa-
tion of Rural Municipalities, On-
tario Good Roads Association,
Association of Municipal Clerks,
and Association of Homes for
the Aged. Members of the
roads committee are to attend
the Good Roads convention, and
delegates to the other bodies
were also named..
All documents requesting
grants were "left for further
study," said the chairman, Reeve
Milton Oesch, of Zurich.
On recommendation of the
warden's and personnel commit-
tee, council concurred in a
Northumberland -Durham pro-
posal that the duties of a safety
construction inspector be car-
ried out in conjunction with
those of Labor Department in-
spectors or building inspectors
in municipalities.
On a departmental request
that Huron name' a safety in-
spector, "we recommend that
we take no action .at present,"
reported Reeve Haskins, chair-
man.
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Obituary
Mrs. Agnes Baird
Mrs. Agnes Baird, oldest resi-
dent in Huron County, and who
would had observed her 104th
birthday Thursday, January 30,
passed away Friday evening in
Clinton Public Hospital, where
she had been admitted Friday,
January 17, in ill health. She
had been a patient at Queens-
way Nursing Home, Hensall, for
the past four years, until being
taken to Clinton Hospital.
Mrs. Baird was born in New-
ark, New Jersey, and came to
Ashfield Township with her
parents when one year old. Her
grandmother lived to be 98 and
her mother 93. Her ripe -old
age was attributed to a (lovely
disposition and long-lived ante-
cedents.
Surviving are a son, Tom, of
Brucefield, and a grandson,
Stewart, of Stanley Township.
Obituary
Edgar Broderick
Funeral service for the late
Edgar Broderick, 90, was held
Saturday from the Dinney
funeral home, Exeter, with
burial in Exeter cemetery.
Frank McGee, appointed to the cabinet as minister with-
out portfolio just before the last federal election, is host
of CBC -TV's new public affairs program, The Sixties, seen
Sundays. The series from Ottawa "reflects the restlessness"
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Mr. Broderick, formerly of
Exeter, a retired farmer, passed
away Thursday at Huronview
Home. Survivors are two sons,
Garfield, Hensall; Russell, Ex-
eter; one brother, John Broder-
ick, Regina, Sask.
Hear Program
At Goshen UCW
Goshen United Church Women
met at the home of Mrs. Bruce
Keys on January 16, with 20
present. The meeting opened
with hymn 571 and prayer by
Mrs. Bob McKinley.
Mrs. Bob McKinley presided
for the worship service, assisted
by Mrs. George Simons. Mrs.
Melvin Elliot took over for the
business. Minutes were read
and. approved, and several cards
were read.
Mrs. Elliot reported that the
group met their�eriion and
gave the financial report for
1963. Mrs. Elgin McKinley also
gave a report.
Several things were discussed
for the coming year. It was
decided to pack a bale the sec-
ond week in February. It was
moved and seconded to ask
Varna U.C.W. to join the Goshen
Group for the World Day of
Prayer on February 14.
The study on rural India was
taken by Mrs. Bob McKinley,
assisted by Mrs. George Simons
and Mrs. Arnold Keys. The
meeting closed with hymn 249,
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