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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1932-12-15, Page 5.ossi 'THURMAN', MC. nth, 1612 ,16,7,1111..1.41.6.0 OCIONIK01010/4-011/110110110111111014101111011 Your Hat -- How's the old One holding up? Look at these prices, then look your's over All $6.00 Hats $5.00 PP $4.50 el $4.00 $3.00 - $4.50 •$3.50 $3.25 $2.00 Have -a new one for Cluistmas FRANK H. MARTIN ' Tailor and Hatter _ THE GODERtuti STAR COUNTY COUNCIL BACKS- - THE SMALL HOSPITALS iscontissance of Nurses' Tries** loir Schools se Real }leash* AWECTS COUNTRY PLACES County Council Wants Pees of Crown Attorney soul Others Riektcesi Tine December sessions of the Huron County council were not clewed by noon en Friday es is very often accomplished, an *Remota session being eound necee- sari. At the timing UsIon, ur• Scott brought Up the wieder of Indigent Pa- tient* at the hospital* end several of the councillor* spokestressing the import - mite of proper notification, Mt. Goldthorpe. brought up the *twit- ter or the corn borer's ',mount PreMetice 13 nreeented sold it eetwe noted that there wits no report from him for the wine couple of bylaws were passed and the council adjourned to the statutory date in January. At the conclusion of general lousiness afx. Mott was chosen eitairrartu and MesSrs. McKibben end Geiger then pre- sented Warden Rader enth a beautifully worded address and a gold -headed cane on behalf of the council. Mr. Rader made a very appropriate reply, thanking the members of the council for their generosity and kindnest, and malty cereiratieletere address/a, huluoreUs end serious were given, A motion by W. Haecke and le IC Certlift that thie'veente cosseted raceme Mend, the return ef Werdett Rader is reeve for the year 114$3, es we consider the viarden of the prokusi 'eat• to 1* a benefit N the vounty touueil owing to his experience was alrkd seoPY of the resolution N be tent ta the clerk et IleY 'Township, Netiorral Anthem and Auld Lang Syne were Mug aud the Tiezember eess stone were over. A number of importent committee re- ports were .presenteel at the Thurmley end Friday eemions end adopted. Want Fees Reamed The committee ppointed to look into the Criminal Justice Acemints, Mat 1. Thsit the Crown Attorney lues re- ceived for the first :eine mouths of this emir,- 44,113.10. 2. That Ithe Sheriff has receivedin the -firsts nine menthe ot thii sear 1e- $471.22 besides salary, 3. We find County Constable Thos. Otmdry hes received in the nine months $1,056.66. • 4. That the Warden, 'Crown Attorney, Sheriff And T'Vesuittrer received in -193a, ;144.20 for the selecting of jurors. We aim P.nd other things in like pro- portion, and we recoramehd: 1, 'That this county council petition the 0oVernment to have tees and salaries atthe CrOwn AttorneY, Sheriff, and all .--V-Ae.;:gawora.a.....wistoopoorwor.c.orga PAUL IRVIN eixetei with tire peosent troditiene, stetyee subetentielly Witted Vo Cotreslregarding these annointments. For eompartion we have obteined ffom 3. We SIKOSOSMild that CoinitY Other eseundes for orifice readered lj Consteble 1114*. Ganda be relieved 44 their Mettogrephers the rememerstian his Oudot In wordy. paid. We give two or them. Comae of 3. We twoomuseud that no cruniatel Patios itecennts be Paid by the county treameer before they hose gone beret* the entrant studit og.ni or (eked by comelittees, 4. We felether retonnnend that the Wedges ot jurors he allowed leer dies Only for eilecting juror* et 44 per,tley. 411faie Stenegrapkens Toe The committee on stenegraPhY *Mice in the tourt house reloaded having made enquiry into the cost of sitenogrephy in eonnection With. the edminlitretion of ju,stice in this 'county. They were shown the order itt eouriell doted AN. 11.'1023. eppoitffing kdn Webb Mow afre, 11, Reenolds) toed denogrepher for tine eounty. also the tariff of fees for court work of Ude kind, Mr. Reynolde had informed the corns mittee that she had eppeintert Miss 011ve genoentune as her deputy and Pedd her. Peraerially tar ber services, AUo that Zeiss fichoenhals' name ebould not irri- gate in geunty exeounts under *dud*. tretion of juetke es receiving pay utiles* as the depute evert. atenogralffureMrs Reynolds elso Wormed the tommittee that she is matron of littNn County jail, Trona the informstion received to date, the committee reported, We feel that the rate of pay for the services ;Mould he materially lowered during this time of delffeetion, and, further, that the mem- eretion should come from the game source rie. the epeointanent. We reeomonend that this county council invite other counties' to Join in =eking' a request to poPulatien, 4000, serfage 757,540, assessment 01,045,04$, county rate, IN mills, debenture debt P17,200-egle don- oerapher for the two judges, $1520 pita by the cOnnty, etenogrephos in other ogees or the court house paid by the of - Wats, for toad department, county clerk and Old Aro nemahriin 418041. Counts' t PePulatieri &Male 3ek000, *saes/anent $44,330.14esseme stenographer for clerk, treasurer and reed euperintendent by the county. Court eleris bas otte stenographer and one wistful!, by Oho, aheriff, one paid by office, judge one part time one steady for court and 0 part time. We feel that the stenographer In the 'county engineer's °Mee could ratio do the etenogrephie work in teveaurere office for the slime sentry as now beIng peld and recommend this euggestion be *dented, We recommend that the ins conteng eouneil tiske tins Miter up and that all stenograpners for the Quay* should. be sopoisteo by bylaw, Condensed cOPY of Order in ceerieil: For services' at court each .ilay. when_ aeturillY employed $11 per diem end ff employed alter AI o'clock an additional day's prey at Velem evidenee required by Jude, 100 per folio one topes for one trees. cription of shorthand notes not exceed- ing 4 altogether. AdditiOnel" copies for the parties 50 Per folio for each topy. Singlet copies 'llSo per tolio for each copy. Copies ordered by the judge 71Se Per the Outside Legisleture to give locel other 'fees in connection with criminal autonomy to the countlea in the provihee lento, 'For reading evidence to Judge from 4.4 Lookout . Below! Pm Droppirw Gifts for Everybody at Schaefer's Thoughtful of Schaefer's to leave 'that skylight open: GiftS of every description for your family and friends and they are going to make a lot of people happy this Christmas. PRICES? LOWER THAN EVER Possibly you haven't as much money to spend as you would like, but Then- . . that's not saying you carinct do any Christmas Gift buying. There is something to fit every purse at SCHAEFER'S ihreedide FREE! FREE! With every cash purchase of $5.00 or more we will give, absolutely, free, Lady Betty, a lovely Doll, 17 inches high, dressed in snappy clothes. Real hair. The loveliest Doll you ever saw. Mt quickly. ateriaameateemaiseatoraloatimoamomiesi CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 20% discount on Fancy All Wool Blankets and Bed Covers. An ideal Christmas gift. These make warm friends. • Store open evenings starting Monday, Dec. 19th Your Store And here. folks . . . . is unloading a lot of Gift Suggestions, these will help toanswer your "What to Give" question. Silk Lingerie --rhe Gift Supreme • Dainty separate garments and sets in crepe de chine and fine rayons. Bloomers, vests, slips, goWns, pyjamas, lingerie shades in all sizes. Kayser Hose The always acceptable gift, all shades and sizes, service heavy service and chiffon at $1.00 and $1.25 pair. Gloves Kid in smart slip-ons, Kayser, chamoisette, all neatly boxed. s ScarI ____ A wonderful showing in .various shapes $1.00 to $3.95 each. Fancy Linens All white and four corner colored applique in hand -worked Madeira Bridge Cloths, also sets. Fancy linen crash sets in all colors. Special -6 Madeira servi- ettes for $1.00. Hand Bags . Blacks and browns, real leather, zipper fastening, $1.95 to $3.50 each. Handkerchiefs tfrieweoci.nde.rful choice in separate hankies, or -boxes -reasonably • Christmas 'Novelties These lines are proving their popularity by selling freely: bed dolls, pyjama bags, hat stands, pin cushions, sachet bags, powder jar covers, etc., etc. • • All Gifts neatly packed in Christmas Boxes GEO. W..FHAEFER e. of Value Wail per hour on (edit/gate of lodge. Molter. Jalf. Comae Heme The Ohildrenes Shelter committee re - parted holding their meetings, when they inspected the building and eentents and *Paeted the eccauats submitted, The cons:nide* found it ncessary Ye paint the building Das summer as the wood work was euffeehm for lack ef paint. The matron was performing her duties in a firet-,elase Manlier. `rhe home vs** al - woe clew end the children were well • looked atter. At pent there were fif- • teen children In the home Tensing in age front 1 to 14 years -erre girl le, three gine at 13 years, one girl two years, one bay 0 years, or.e 0 yeare, three at 4years, one at 8 year*, two at 3 years, one 1 year, ehildren going to wheal. Oue ward, noe of It was lost by death. • The county property toluntittee report- ed as fellows: We visited the Jail mud found eleven prisoners and everything in good eortelitien. We visited the registry office stud recommend that 4% new Mina cabinet be purelussed in Mike of this old one but that Me be left to the ineorahla counell. We recommend that a new fence be built around the eesistry office Omit year. We recomnoend thee is new Beg ere purelutsed lier the court house ear the old one is in very bed condition, Tim Rouge of. Refuge committee re- ported as follows: The committee held four meetings during the Year in Morelli June, Sept. and NOvember. At each meeting the mounts for the guilder were audited and order* were issued fee the payment ot the same. There aro ai Preeent 01 inmates in the house. Dur- ing the year there were fourteen deaths. Durina aUr visits to the house the colts- mitteti were much plemed at the war the inmetes were eared for and ere proud of this institution. Pay sheets *1!340. iffeepital Attempts • The finance eanunittee reported recom- mending the payment of the following amounts: •Miry Jane Jardine, Toronto, 3157.50; ountan Hospital, 41i214e: Queen Alexandra Sanitarium, 31,333.50; former Payment to the sense, 410531 Ooderich Marine and General 'rkeleital, 3114136; Seatorth Scott Memorial hospital, 31,- 001.35: Wingham Geueral hirspital, 3980.‘1in Toronto •Cmmumptive hosPitil, 3549 already paid; St, John's Industrisl School, Toronto, 4278,50; Woman's Col- lege hospjtal, 'MOON, 417,5e; St, Jos- eph's hospital, London, 3131,25; Listowel hospital, 3140; Waterloo County Health AsSaciation Freeport Sanitarium, 3540: Fordwich to Llstowel, $18.75; to be paid when O.K'cl. by the neves of the several municipalities; and that the 1011 of Peter Baer, 3143, be not paid until more arcosetts- pftoverny proof. of his, habitation has been • Goldthorpe Hires Chartered Aecourdant Under the had of enquiries Mr, omit - theme asked. for an explanation of a discrepsetcy in eounty mounts so that the reeves would be able to explein to their peopee when asked. A letter from Mr. Higgins, one of the auditors,. Was read showing that certain sums had•been left mit by Mistake ,from certain ac- counts, For instance n deposit in. a • Clinten bank should have been included In th5' general account.. All aecounts had been adjusted and forted correct, rsis eonditlon led Mr. Goldthorpe to say that the county accountsshould be audited fey a chartered accountant. Mr, Rader ob- jected on aceourtt of .the expense but Mr, Goldthorpe :laid the elerk of Colborne, who was a chartered aceountant, had offered to do the work at the same Price that had prevailed. A deputation from the town et Clode- rich composed of Mayor Lee, Dr. /Martin and Mr. Parsons, was heard on the train- ing of nurses, It was stated a movement Is on foot and propositions are being brought forward to take the graduation of nurses from small affiliated hospitals like Goderith and other meaty hospitals. Mr Lee said the Nurses' Association had Set up a propaganda to do away with the training of nurses in smaller hospi- tal re and Mr. Parsons continued the tbs- cuni°.11M • DrMartinspoke of the technical end of the proposition. He said the main use sick tpinany dttotsphaittael nywasuriontatlie4dtatroeudoof the facilitate that was worthy of support, and stressed the idea that the course proposed could only increase the cost of upkeep and cost of service of a hospital without adding to its efficieneY, ' • The following Motions were Presented By J, W. Craigle and Robt. Stnith that title council go on record as strongly dis- approving of the action of the Provincial Government in ordering the discordinu, anee of a training school in small hospi- tals that .have previously in every way lived up to all government regulations regarding BMW. We feel that this will act m a real hardship to rural communi- ties and greatly increase the cost ot =- ducting these hospitals, it not forcing their discontinuance, which we are Isnorryoftectotsay, appears to us will be the ultintete result if thio legislation remains • And -that a copy of this reeolution be eent to other ceunty councils through- out the Provtnee, and te the local naem- letnee-Carried; By George glilott and J. W. Gamble that a vote of appretiation be given to Mr. John McKenzie for his able and conscientiotes servicee at this council and on the tounty road oomrnission.-Carried. By Messrs, Geiger and Itallantyne, that a copy of the repbrt of the special tommittee re erlitifrrifftice accounts be mute to each member of the Legisla- ture in Huron and to the government of Ontario. --Carried. By Meets, Archibald and Beavers that the Legielature tie requested to ameeti the Weed Central Act by having the weetii an the road allowanete on all roads cut on the saw terms as theeldjacentiands, as this council considerthe present eye - tem to he inenleient and expenelve.- Carried. By rifesers. Smith and Matheson Dud the chairmen of each, pay committee present to this e'ottnell a report of the amounts of the pay sheets Of committees during the year,--Cseried. By Messrs, Wright *tad Cardiff that the annuls and Dominion. Sugar Co., Chatham, alsoithe St. Lawrence Sugar Co, of Montreal, be asked to seed sugar factory 10 Huron Co:trite-Car- ried. By Messrs. P. W. Seed and D. Prenels, that Bylaw No. 5, 1030. anpoInts Ing Thee. Gundry, sr., 'special officer in leurert (aeunty under the Limier Conteal Act of Ontario be repealetle-Carried. By Messrs, Ilaatke and ()either:se Hat ritY uunrotres6nwilitUltIdiutrogasnX•eatillnetreedlibbinto do so on getting 1s_proLser per_a.ottelte---eatriere Art indieroxills dealer in tiree and tubes Aden:titre MS mei': "Invite ne 10 year neat teerienit," The girl of today is as good as the giel of ten years, the the eame girl. A 'Swedish c4t1Ettttrisa onouto4 vatatna RgAttatathers e!oetit celseble Of telling the thee and pertorniing men, bxtrttztti amts..