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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1937-06-11, Page 3Var as 90.107 ecutive Chi k 3 u► 4 s, i ,, el' X tit e a coy x fit; of the wile jtx t er a i1 Is 3iourn. for tits 1# toss at k ng�ngeaments ,r Pu.• this 9th of Eune• ' . riedR W. D. Sanders - R Grain That 'vee now adjour0. t 'MOO Jiuie.3rd at• 10 n'eloek. parr. ► s-- a. 4.o gem. The aousel met. 'to.dn9 . t •witih'hbe Warden in: kite ,chair and au members present. • The Minutes Of the previqus day were read and on 'Matto]) of,Reeves Cardiff and Saunders adopt - .ed as am dei: - Asst upnnication was received from Andraw Sheppard, re horse• lost en, county road. Referred to Gadd, Roads Committee. The 'Warden advised council that Mr. Johnston batt discussed the. mat • ter of holding, county sou. rt judge's criminal court in the judge's quarters downstairs rather than upset ,Council. • proceedings and that Judge Costello had agreed - to bold the case, down- stairs, thus •causing no inconvenience to the ,county council. Mr. Chas. Asquith, of Auburn, ad- dressed .council _in respect to the late 'Dr. Dunlop find exhibited a pert• sketch of Dr. Dunlop which was taken from drawing by Maclise (Alfred Croquis) in Fraser's Magazine, 1833. He inti - Mated Ibis willingness to present the drawing to Huron County. The fol- lowing ollowing motions were: 'mtmeddateiy pre- sentetd after the con lusion of Mr. Asquitrh's remarks;, Geo. .MeNall , Geo. strong: That a hearty vote of tth • s be extended! ' by this county co 1 to Mr. Charles Asquith," of Auburn, for the Pen, sketched picture of Dr. Dunlop pre- • sented by him to this county and for the interest be has taken in the Dun- lop unlop tomb, also for the presentation of historical facts • respecting Dr. Dunlop that he has given to this council. Car - Tied. R. J. Bowman - R. Turner: That we. the county council of the County of Iluron, having had the pleasure of see- J. fo ai me 4144 S. II • Ind a. pen ` sektch • of Dr ° lop, W il Warden of OM For , whiek,bas,been presented by Mr. Charles . uith to. the County of #1uron, ' approve Of sketch and; tender, Mr. Asquith ; sincere thanks Bone : Ott and sue 'gent that the • Property Committee have it framed- and hungin a suit- able uitable place' in the Court House. Car- ried. Mr.' Patterson, County Engineer, presented a" report, . Te Dunlop phot, which was. requested 'of him` at the January 'session. He also made some brief comments in respect to the county roads. A'. vote' of thanks' to -Mr. Patterson, for ids trouble by Reeves Cardiff and Lovell, wad •dteart- ily concurred in. , Mr. LaithemIte then addressed the council respecting an offer to give ov- er a section of his property on which to build a log cabin. Mr. H. Edwards, Local Superintend- ent of the Children's Shelter, then presented his report, which was adopted and will be included in the printed minutes. Mayor MacEwen, of Goderich, ad- dressed council briefly and extended a welcome to the .members of the council to Goderich during the first week of August' when an Old Home Week is to be held. Dr. Gallow ad- dressed council briefly and seconded, the invitation ,extended by - Mayor Mac - Ewan. • W. D. Sanders - Roland Grain: That a memorial of some description be se- cured and placed in the Court House in .remenrbnance of the late Mr. Lane who served the County of Huron as Clerk and later as Treasurer for so many years. Property Committee.:. R. E. Terrier -11. Mogridge: That the Good Roads .Commission, take in-, to consideration the matter of placing otio's 119 rel!Rlfb the lip no i tee was 110 . to eouneil n . niton r. rea ed clams blau, wtthh tl 8ve McNalI in ;the c am/Cu* ly.03100tott as rte, The -report: of .the Legistative`Conk mitten was read to council and on, minion ,ire:read clause, bp' clause. with M't Huaekioe In the chair antac};ted with .the following amendments:, Mev- ed;_ by Reeve Bow_'nian,._seconded -.by 'Reeve, Davidson: That in respectto the letter from. Wentworth :County we take no attics as we do not thank the plan workable, and re the request of the Bell Telephone Co:' that action be delayed. The report of the Warden's Com- mittee ommittee was • read ,'to • council and on motion, re -read ,clause by clause and finally ,adopted as read, Reeve J. H. Seat being in the chair, with the fol- lowing amendenemt: Tbat the county council picnic: be held on July 21st in Goderidh. Reeve Reeve Ai'ohiiiald, representing sur- on at the annual meeting of the Edu- cational Association spoke 'in resspect to, his trip to the committee meeting and gave much infoemative informa- tiogn. He felt there• was some change in the curricelm 'and would stress. such subjects as agriculture bad been made. He said that formerly educa- tion led altogether to the professions, but rows :two-year courseis propose:. leading to other vocations which will provide education for a vast number in commercial, domestic science and agriculture and Manual training tours= es for 'which uew equipment will re- quire. to be provided. 'He urged the taking adyan'tage of grants. - Mawhinney - Huekins: That a mem- ber of the cqunty council be appoi9nt- .ed to the Huron Old Age Pensions and Mothers' Allowances Board. Car- ried. • McNal1 - Armstrong: That in fu- ture uture any purchases made for this county be made by the committee re- sponsible for such ,purchases and that 0, tme f;; de1ld to and 1-10-11.�, .. s weeks aa►y: blengf31,4: and i .; 130 7413* srino .1 lar .very morning without it " (Mrs,) F0410ae 19er 'rschen k; Vial; tlom,; 4>. Wand t v .. > es>* a 4j f' «A_ ul aoL 4- A! Phapi an, eczema aire frequentl,. due to. impurities in: the bleed—trek tent poison/ which pluggish body or- gans are taon:expel from the system. Krusohen Salts help to keep the body organic functioning •.toning normsilY and -'healthily, thus preventing the Ac- cumulation of impurities in the blood. the different departtents at Toronto be notified according.., . Carried, Bryans -. Grain: 'list we ask this. county' to take oyer, the boundary road between Turnberry and Howick Townships fromWroxeter to the Lis- towel Anvberir Illigharay, a distance of 25 miles. Good lids Committee. Wills ct Archibald,- That the re- port of H, T, •Edwat4E of the Chil- dren's hatdren's Shelter, given;' `this forenoon be, adopted and printed: in the minutes. Carried. Hucks - Weeteott;That with re- gard to fire pi?evenlick equipment for the County Horne, we take no aotiorc at the present' time!, Carried. Huek9ns - Turner: ' That the matter of decorating the Court House build- ing for the Goderich Old Home Week celebration be Ieft with -a oommti+ttee composed of the Clerk, Treasurer, Caretaker. and Warden. Carried. - Shaddick ' Davidson: Tbat this county council take no action in re- spect to the proposition set forth by Mr. Delbridge, of Exeter. Carried:., Mayor Hlannah, of . Wingham, being present, addressed council briefly on request of the Warden. Bryans - Lovell: That we do now 40rthe ? tloXthe �yearW Resugn,, ' fry m 11.; S. Std 'Muriel. C. � ] cDona d signed a the _lfii i &loliovl stat. bowing, accepted a - positio> market` High Sahgol Mise McDon., ald has been on the. staff of•.the, local school for i ive years as. '• teacher - of Mathematics.' Miss +McDonaldt during her sojourn in Wingham, has ,been a suecessful teacher and en .he'ha)f of the citizens of thisdistrict,we wish: her continued success's Wingham Ad- vance -Times. Celebrated 70th birthday Mr. Henry Johnston, :of town, for- merly m+erly of Morris Township, celebrat- ed his 70th birthday on Saturday. Ali the family were ,home foe the .Occa- sion: , Mr. and Mrs. Murray Johnson and -family; Mr. and Mrs. Bradburn and ,children; Mr. and Mrs. W. • T. Brydges and children, also Mr. Bryd- ges' mother, Mrs. Jerry* Brydges. Mr. Johnson received congratulations ftn many friends, some from a die- tance.—Wfngham Advance -Times. Purchases Property Mr. Foster Fowler has purchased the home he has been -occupying on Main Street for some time past. This resid nce was vacant for some time unticupied by Mr. Fowler and Mr. D. Carmichael of the former Lorne Fire Engine Co. was the occupant previous to • that titre. Walter D. Perry, of Toronto, was the owner and resided there for some time.—Mite-hell Advocate. lean. adjourn till 10 a un , friday. Carried. • Friday The council met 'to -day at 10 a.m.; with the Warden in the chair and alt members present. The minutes of the previous day were readand on mo- tions of Reeves Cardiff and Livermore adopted. • The following inquiry was read to council: By Peter W. Scott: Does Rule 91 in Appendix to Standard Rules & Regulations of this county apply to •rail committees • including Good 'Roads Commision? The inquiry was replied to by Reeve Eckert, Warden, who stated that this rule does not apply when a bylaw, which takes precedence, is passed by council, such as the annual bylaws passed to cover expenditures by the Good Roads committee, but that the rule does apply where no special .by- law is plaoed on the county books. The report of the Executive Com- mittee was read.to council and op.. mo- tions re -read clause by clause with Reeve Mogridge in the chair and fin- ally passed with the following amend- ments: Re motion of Reeve Mawhin- ney and Laanport: That we give to the Village of Grand Bend the slim of $50 to help police the village for July and August. The yeas and nays being called for, were recorded as fol- lows: Yeas — Davidson, Iluckins, Lamport, Mawhinney, McNeil, Saund- ers, R. Turner -7 yeas. Nays—Archi- bald, • Armstrong, Bowman, Bryans, Cardiff, Feagan, Frayne, G r a i t), Haacke, Johnson, Keys, Livermore, Lovell, Mogridge, Scott J. M., Scott P. W;, Shaddick,•Stewart, W. Tui°ner, We•stcott, Wilson. ---21 nays. The mo- tion was therefore lost. The first clause was accordingly carried. A supplementary report to,the War- den's Committee was' read to council and on motion re -read clause by clause with Reeve Scott in the chair and adopted as read. This will be in- cluded in the printed minutes. The report of the Advisory Agricul- tural Council was read to council and adopted as read and will be included in the printed minutes. Following the report of the Agricul- tural Advisory Committee, Reeve Haacke, Chairman of the Agricultural Committee, read a report of the an- nual convention of the Ontario Agri- cultural Council, together with cer- tain resolutions that had been passed by such council. •Mr. Haacke's report was a most complete one and his dis• oourse a most enlightening one in re- spect to the eouncil'.s proceedings. The report was followed by a unani- mous acceptance by the whole coun- cil. The report of the Property Commit- tee was read to council and -was tab- led for further discussionin camera. Mawhinney - Lamport: That R. Turner, Clerk, Treasurer, Warden, J. Huckins, Geo. Feagan and Wilmot Haacke be a committee to arrange for the picnic. Carried. L, E. Cardiff = L. Livermore: That this council tender Mr. Haacke a hearty vote of thanks for this splen - cid report pf the Agricultural Advis- ory Committee. Carried. Peter W. Scott - J. H. Scott: That this county council wishes to express its apireciation to His Honour Judge Costello for his courtesy yesterday in wailing his right to this court room and occupying his chambers on first story, thus leaving this court room for use of ounty council. Carried. Peter W. Scott - Roland Grain: That the report of our Clerk presented at this session be printed in minutes of this session. Carried. J. E. Huckins - C. Mamhieney : That the lower section of flag pole be paint- ed and could -Ines propeffy adjusted. Carried. L. -E. Cardiff - Geo. C. Feagan: That this county council meet in camera before council opens after dinner. Carried Arnttrong - W. Turner; That Mr. Pott. Turner,. Goderich, be a Member of the Huron Old Age Pension and Mothers' Allowance Board. Tabled. • W. Haacke - Feegan: That R. J. Bowman, Reeve of Brussels be ap- pointed a member of the Old Age Pension and Mothers' Allowances Biard. Tabled.' DDavidaon - Archibald: That ••Mrs. Tests by car owners in 14 cities proved •rfir , qests conducted by -Ross Federal Research Corpi 3 - rra • 95% of the m.otorists who tested Blue Sunoco against 54 other well known gasolines, in U.S., stated that Blue Sunoco improved the performance of their cars. Wright, Seaforth Cornish & Dalrinipk, Bruce A. C. Brandon, Brucefield OUR_ home or other buildings o oPeonafarm o in fciiin, .may be improved car added fo- under the Government's IrIcsme•Improve- meat Plan. The terms are'easy and' payments may be conveniently arranged. You do not need _fa be''a regular customer to secure a loan. Consult the Manager of .our nearest Branch and ask for booklet., 462 THE ESTABLISHED 1871 F. R. Redditt, Goderich, be appointed a member of the Huron Old Age Pen -1 sion and Mothers' Allowances Board for the current year. Tabled. ' Livermore - McNeil: That. Mrs. Nelson Trewartha, Clinton; be appoint- ed a member'ef the Old Ake Pension and Mothers' Allowaeces Board. Tab- led. Johnston - Frayne: That Wm. Mole be appointed a inember of the Huron Old Age Pensions and Mothers' Al- lowanees Board. Tabled. Council resumed at 2 p.m. and went into committee of the whole. At 2.30 p.m., .moved by Reeve Cardiff and Reeve Feagan that council resume ole en council. Cardiff - McNeil: That we recom- mend to' the Commission that Mrs of Goderich, and wrni. mole, ex-Reevei. of West Wawanosh,13e appointed tot membership on the Ilurou Old Age*: , Pension and Mothers' Allowances Effe Motion, carried - R. Turner - Bryans: That Waver, Bowman, of Bressels, and Mrs. Nen- • son Trewarllm, of Clinton; .be averting. (bout:jinxed on Page 6) Wet a record of 50 years as a most eatiem- you can positively depend on Dr. Chases Ointment , In a Line -Up you are Courteous-, in the Traffic Lines YOU, like most people_, are courteous when you line up at the wicket to buy tickets. You stay in your place, do not jostle your neighbour, you respect his rUghts, and otherwise act towards him in a courteous manner. But do you think and act towards your fellow -motorist in this same kind and courteous manner when you get behind the wheel of your ear and roll along the highway? Do you sound your horn when about to overtake him and then pass at a safe distance? Do you keep to the right so that others may safely pass you? Do you hand signal when you are about to stop, start, slow down or change direction? Do yon drive at the speed of the traffic you are in so as not to impede other drivers and cause them to "cot -in"? When you need to sound your horn do you do so in a friendly manner or do you give it a frightening blast? If you have not tried these courteous driving manners, earnestly suggest that you try Courtesy whest you get behind the wheel of your car or truck. To "Try Courtesy" is to add greatly to your own pleasure and safety in driving as well as to that of your fellow motorists. TRY COURTESY The New Spirit of the Road MINISTER OF HIGHWAY5