The Huron Expositor, 1959-12-04, Page 9ecd
"PaROPER,TY COIYI1,41.1%10- In connection. with purchasing As a staff, we feel it A Privilege
Some time ago It was suggested ether stationery supplies it was to be able to help and also that as
-that the, Property Committee recommended bY yo tir committee a county as a whele 'you stand be-
.
ahould have an insurance survey that the county clerk,atotter with !Mid us. To the foster parents*
conducted to bring everyone up to other department heads, Work out _who have opened' their homes, as
date on the insurance of the couna aprogranf with the Huron County well as their hearts, to the teach-
tya ' publishers, to have this work clis- ers who' have been patient and lin-
, Three surveys Were submitted,to triblited as eqtially, as possible in derstanding, to the churches who
1 o the PrePertyr Coniinittee and the ' orderthat each printer may re- have assisted, the ' doctor -a' who
chairMen of other committees con- ceive his share-, - have kindly examined, all@ have
cernecl. These surveys were eon -1 An index file' foia'athe Sheriff's our heartfelt thanks, while you,
ducted by Alexander and Chap- .office was •avutliorized in. the as a Council in your interest and
man, of Goderich: MacEavan In - amount of $150.00 from & R. Hirt under,stafiding, have our admira-
surance Agency, of Goderich, and & Company, of London.
Frank. Cowan inaurance Agency, 1 , The -caretakers were aa'uthorized
of Woodstock. Mr. Alexander and by, the Property Conimittee to
Mr. Chapman, of Goderich, togeth- make repairs to the steps 'at the
•era, with representatives of the Court House.
Western Insurance Company, corn- The governor of the jail was
Pleted the one survey and present, ' anthorizect to engage Don Lynn, of
ed their brief to the,.,committee. Goderich,.te do oenessary paint -
M' MacEwan prepared his own, ing at the' jail residence to the
ton and xespect sin.cerely
thank you. .,-
.After some search we have found
'new home that will .a1ao aecept
.juveiiile detention, and we hope 'to
have a, second home,, soOn, This:
has been very necessary a AS the,
problems arising on the county- Are
becoming more acute,,andin many
survey and presentedasame, to the extent of $125: However, no action instances • more serious. At athia
committee, .and Mr, Frei* Cowan in 'a. request to purchase shrub -
,presented big survey ,to 'your. com- .bery 'for-a:nand the.jail Was' taken.
1 -John Durtina-Chairnian.a,'.- • -..
a The Ceritinittee anentioned; .
'above spent two days -studying the CHILDRBN'S AID- SO011ETY-
- surveys and, ,felt that 'considerable . At .this ,November session we go
knowledge was gaited from the in 'retrospect back Over. the year :their. ewn, coinminuty where ,tliey
formatianiareceived. Your commit -land then look forward to 'Christ= are known ; they are anable to
td o- took i,n:to .consideration the inainas for our, chikloen. It has been. a return,. it ,is net fair ,that out. couri=.
, surance „coVerage,- the method. of very successful ,- progressive year ,ty-ShOtild have to accept the finan
, brokering the. insurance, and the for your ,soeietya As •Wellaasafor Our cial bmalen :that will he, involved,
araepatniiSsion allaivVed the Meal ag- county. When I., think of all that If :you. knowain family, in,oving in
'ents witninathe:county. this council accomplishes in Such, who have problenia, we, ask' t_hat-
. Your colinntttee, therefore; re- a quiet, satisfactory way, I know contact . lar'taa-thata:we may
. Commend, that the p'rank-', Cowan the reason fer, My -pride.' our help' befere' they have been M.' our •
Insurance ,Agency, ,Of Woodstock, county and you. „ a, county .a year and have gaMed
." be granted ,.the brokerage Privileg- I , You are so wise. and farseeing:- .residenteher.e. If tnere seems, to
ea for the eounty instir,anceaa we Were --told .on a recent inapeca he ,speelaT need, this can. then. be
.. 'Tenders .were, received for Or- tiort,'.visit.that the Department were "charged back to their home .mun
lous repairs,. in a'connectioria,With . Very coneerned aboutvr cramped iciamlitya., .We juat'receatly had to-
. connty ,p,Operty, • and these , ten- quarters Needless to say the Mr take emergency aetkm, where' the
'''...deraawere • awarded. as follevas: prise,. of your , forethought was family had Huron County
(1) -Jail wirMg. 'to 'MacDonald 'greatly admired and .your • Wereacody one week, over the year;
. You, -
Electric of Gedericla-Ont.'; .$785.00. cotgratulated ,onyoura accomplish-' -as' ,a council, •have trusted• na • to
This was the only tender,,received tient,: this opportunity • Of help 'mire^ '.and',we
in , conneetien • with the- Workaan- ' more 'space and privacy has -dote' have,' trieirto do 'so, and: yet,' we
volved. a, j,eo Much to help na rtle better werk 'are sea proud of ; the fact Whet a
' (2).Jail.iroof: TenderS. Were. re,:-withaless strain.. ,• 'problem has arisen ,You 'have „ney-.
ceived from ' VarienS: parties; cbt-al Among our problemswe_found ser ,considered the dollar, but -the
cerned,-and the 'tender of 'Brnee it was necessary because of an. need .,of the :Child, 'AS' a. 'Society;
BYaii, of ,G-oderieit; in the amount awkward . School , Situation . fii-clOse we. have Special, reasen,..4o.!:.he
of..$361:20,,for, the cornplete .jeb,. our Receiving Heine that .:has .giv, 'proud and gratefill for the assist-
....cludingashifiglaa,_Sheetiag_and rafa, auchaaexcellent„..service• for aev-; ande to these • 'who :have ' needed'
tera, was .aceepted.by the commit eral years '- we wisi now to ll you
tee: a • . . - pres,s . our scere thanks for the Would elm ,like to pay speciala
• -_(3.) 'Registry office floor:. There' 'consideration of Several b sy, and t.ibute. to our county judge; :Judge.
1,0s- ' only one tender.' received: in' members Of the Co inanity and our jaVende -and.
connection:, with . this 'Matter, ..aoci who, tried to help ikon. the-dif- lanailY -court •jtidge, Judge Holmes
in vieVref the large expenditure fieolties.. The ,Society ;,acce • It is. -impossible .for 'Yon to -know
velved, was.alecided,by the cern-. and 'take into care nag eed Chil- the tiMe that they ':spend 'on Our
rnittee that-. theproject' be .peattain-' dren. and Must also ha e a. Inime behalf:a Judge Finglead..,takes the
ed Until thea,apritg,:of .1960., - where, they will b cOrned tirrie'to sec personally.,each adopt --
(4b County printing:: It received.' Children are not,respon, ,,ing -couple who, take a child At
cided by 7fetir,earciniiitee,, that the sible for the .immaturity , of par, recent- and unas,ual court..action,.
.• -minutes of ,county a conned: whiCh enta Or for,thedeath or illness that Another, 'Society. who Was sum,-
- we: have printed should .be.alloeata 'comes. intO:theirnatural home. Lit- nionsed ,t,o give. reports', said, that
thia. coarity Wa'S :Very Jortunate to
-ha,ve the ,persoeal interest. and un-
•derstancling of .our,.cOunty. judge.,
Our ;inspecter attending a juvenile
'ceort. aession, was so impressed:
-withaliudge .11-olmes' , handling Of a'
Situatton and. hia ',aolving
probleth rather that having a ,puni-
tive attitude that he later said he
found • it hard to believe ,So !may
A mat would:take the. time7aand.t
time We would like to bring to your
attention the problem of residence.
t seems as if the majority of
these families move into Huron -
from elsevvhere. In many instanc-
es, they could be better helped in -
cart addrit amounts to nours'ag. the
judge's perponal thne to he and
advise on these cases. This is pos-
sible because of the set-up of
Family Court, and this eoupty has
,a,family court second to idone, I
do not feel that the County is
,aavare of the privilege Huron ac-
ceaita as a matter of ,fact. When
hear, "Now Son, suppose you tell
me all, about it," I'm not surprisa
ed our judge"bears the truth of
the situation and know that he
wiLl understand and help 'and work
With us to help the boy and his
family. This help to our youth is
invaluable and to us, as a Society,
and to me personally, no words
-calla express sufficient apprecia.-
We, as a Society, ,are Proud of
mg adoption program and have
completed 46 adoptions, plus four
private, adoptions, and have made
eight' recommendations' in - whiff: -
bons processed lay lawyers -of the.
county. In all, we'have been sup-
ervising 210' children. During this
year we have -travelled 51,000 miles
and have made 6,404 visits, and
heve had 5,475 interviews and tele-
phonecallsa and have sent out
2,383 letters and reports in connec-
tion with our work.
As Christmas comes we wislayou
the -compliments and the happiness
of the Season„ and we look ,forvvard
to your help in taking the children
of your vicinity for whom we can-
not arrange to the Christmas par-
ty which the RCAF Station -at -Clin-
ton plans for us -Mrs. Mary P.
.Chaffee, Local Director: '
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, ed 'en a tender:, basis ; therefore,.
:yogi committee Called for tenders
ila2eamtection with -printing , Of . the,
county aninutes'a,and would aecorn-
' mend, the, fellownig :
That .weaccept the- tender,. of,
. The ,Htirtin Expositor, Seaforth, for
the printing of the -county minutes,
November 195,9' to June:1960.,
inclu-
aiv,-ihthe amount cif . $3.50 per
tax.
. •
tie people have...enough to face in
separation and change in environ-
ment over which they have no con-
trol. We regret the problems of
'school change ire mid-term, that
some children are -iotas alert as
others, that some may bring the
problems of therpast into the pres-
ent, but we remember they are
children needing Our care and the
consideration of the community.
• ROAD COMMITTEE
Our 1959 road program' is by far
the largest ever undertaken by the
County of Huron and. may be sum-
marized as follows:
A.ppa,ovals:
(1) ,Regular .By -Law:
• Construction a $310,000 .00
Maintenance-a...a 290,000,00
1(2) SuPplementary
• ' Construction 240,000.00
,• a" Snow clearing 20,000.00
plus Supplementary- $860,000.00
(3) Develepment- Road: • • -
,'7CFprovect " 4288,000-.00
GrdnthGa,'18,000.00
rant, adaia .
Tranaliort 52,000.00
Rd. 26, Bruce-litironBdy.-334nolle$ road" added to the y,stern.
-Bridges: -
B-60, Rd. 5, Nliddlesex-Huron Bdy.
120 ft. _ -
B-4, Rd, 2(I, W. Wawansh-30 ft.
B-71, ltd. 27, 13eninilier-New deck
B -12, -Rd. 25, Development Road --
B9, Rd, 25, C.P.It. overpass -30 ft,
tunnel,
Culverts:
.
ltd. 25, -Lot 5, Hunett, 20x8x60
ltd. 15, Lot 8, llullett7-18x5x72,
Rd. 19, lapt 25, Grey-'20x6x60
Rd. 20, -Tait. 5, W. Wawanoah-16x
Rd. 28, Lot 20, llowick-2(x72
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ltd. 25, 1,qt 39, Hullett--10x7x70
The good slimmer weather* has,
enabled as to cemplet,e tbis large'
program on saheduleWith very few
delays. Our original program call-
ed for the construction of ,a three-
•spara. structural steel bridge over
the Maitland River at Suninterhill.
YThe steel; strike in the United
.States forced ns to,cancel this pro-
ject since the -recmired steel, mem-
bers were not available in Can-
ada.,Your committee Was aware,
early last summer that a steel
strike was in (the' offing and ac-
cordingly rushed the tender 'call in
an effort to seethe delivery
these large hea ins before 'the .strike.
commenceo. Unfortunately, t h e
strike begat, the same week as the
contract was awarded and the'suc-
cessful bidder advised,- that ne
would not be able to supply the
steel, until- the strike, was ,aettled
Fearingaa long strike, your coma
inittee cancelled the project ,arid
directed the Engineer to- PrePare
plans- for alternate bridges. These
alternate structerea have been
,completed. .We will recommend
the -1960 Road Committee. that 'this
bridge be rea cheduled and plabed
ori the 1960. program..
' One first. large hot rani: Pairing,
project, was completed 'this year
with 'pleasing reatilts., Many of you
will,. have ,already inspected -the
job on County Road 25 from Blyth
atio.a.Walton,„ a slistanceofa7.8..miles„,
,and,- we are. sine , thatyou Will
agree that tilts type of construc-
tion gives excellent resultsaDne to
the keen, cOmpetitiot in the pa:sail:1g,
industry, we were able to .poina
plete _this Pavingjob for leas than,
$10,000 per .mile. This. compares
aavorably with .the cost of cold miX
paving ($8,500 - $9,000 per
since it - provides' the ' higher
-strength Pairement required, for
heavilY travelled county roads. -The
cost of' the hot niha deseribed
above is one of tle lowest prices
ever bid for this type Of mirk arid
it rerriainS te be seed if these low.
prices will 'continue next -.ear :-We
wobld, like to stress, howeveratliat
there as still a definite,place for the
use . of cold .thix type paving. on
lesser traVelled roads, where the
cold mix type PaYernent is ade-
quate and the expenditure of $2,000
per mile "extra for. hot mix, is not,
warranted.. The day is. however,
rapidly, approaching when, due -to
the depletion of good gravel nenos-
ita. suitable for cold mix; We
be forced to use '-the--more expena
sive hot mix type, since in .this
'type the accurate blending of -Var-
ious types of gravel is'possible.
,Neeclless to Say, we are'Ed-mem-Tag
this :better type gravel and using
it only for paving.
As reported. earlier, we were dis-
aPPointed in that it ',was not ' pos-
sible to cpmplete our development -
road project this y,ear. Your com-
mittee visited the.Ministhr of High-
ways in Toronto and he assured us
that due to a shortage of develop-
inent _road funds hi the treasury,
the allotment tci all other develop-
ment road projects was cut in ap-
proximately the' same percentage
,
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$ 358,000.00
$1,218,000.0()
Projects Corripleted or Under
Construction:
Grading: ,
Rd.„2, Highway 82 north-11/miles
Rd. -31, Varna south -5.01 miles
Rd. 25, Carlow, 31/2 miles west Tof
Auburn -81/2 miles Dev. Road.
ltd. 3, Varna -Bayfield -6.0 miles
ltd. 2, Highway 83 north -33/4 miles
Rd. 25, Blyth -Walton -734 miles. ,
Boundary Work:
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WthatethaveomUlidnisaute'greofylughtwea,ryesqouievset
serious consideration to designat:
Mg County. Roads 21 and 22, -from
IciPasen, Ont.', to Wroxeter, Ont., as.
a -development road. As you. Will,
remember, the minister gave -us a
very understanding ear when we
proposed this project to him last
April and advised the committee-
that- our proposal Was, deserving
and that be would certainly con-
sider our proposal as soon as'
funds were available. The • addi-
tion of tbis 11.0 miles to Our sys-
tem make S this matter' much more
urgent and we would request that
your present our 'problem to, the
laliniater in light Of this new devel-
oPment, and request his earliest
consideration I believe • the facts
as to the' importance of this route -
between Rippen andWroxeter•were
outlined in a brief to the Minister
and therefore need not be empha-
sized save tthasay that it *is oh-
viously a much- needed' short- Cut
South in 'Hilton" County, and tbat it
would" provide a much needed full
load 'route out of, and into Brus-'
sets, Ont. ' '
As mentioned earlieralitiebudget
is stretched -to the limit provkling
for our present system' and there-
fore the money available .for main-
tenance is very scarce' indeed. a/as
you must realize, the'cost ofnow '
removal, weed control, etc., on this
new: -section of road (Highway 84)
..Will be extremely difficult to meet.
We must also keep in mind, the
'fact that the 'Municipal Roads
Baena takes a very dim view in-
deed of increasing 'maintenance 'al-
lotments to municipalities:.`
- We have recently been advised
bY the ,Departrnerit -of, FfighWays
that we, will be asked to accept a
section. of Highway 21, near Salt
-
ford, Ont., as county road 1 when
the neva bridge is, erected_ over' the
Maitland River.
Wttileawe realize from our pre-
Vioug..avisit with the Minister of
_Higiways-athat„-it-would•-he ex„
tremely difficult to advise a defin-
ite, date when he -could designate
our road as a DeVelopnierit Road,
We were won,dering that if for the
nianr -r,easons listed above, . it
might be possible to delay the
turning over of this'atighway to the'
county atint.il the county road in
question isv designated as a De-
velmanient Road.„yburs very truly,
J. Iv..prithnii, county Etgineer.",
We have norheen advised that
the Department of, Higlaivaya will
'Maintain this, road until March 81,
1960, and in the raearifiree 'we will
Continue -to follow our request for
the Development Road. We natur-
ally are not anxious to have.'this
road added to Our road mileage,
but in the' interests. otathe county
as a...whole and in order. to keep
faith with the D.H.O.; we feel it
advisable to eccept it ovith' the
hope that our acceptance ..ixint 're-
turn large dividends -1-L Coleman,
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CIVLL
EeFENee--CE0me'slErrs aEE.
Pri th
o Novitber ionof
county council, yenr committee
held a' meeting in eonnection ith
Civil Defence matters. '
'Since this committee avaa'Origin,
ellyset up, there has been a
change in the civil defence, pro-
gram, but at this time we have
received ,no further- instrtictigna.
Therefore, we would recommend
to county council that any admini-
strating of a Civil 'Defence Corps
be left until further instructions
area received. In the meantime,
hoavever, this committee of coun-
ty couneil shoiird remain aet up
for the perpose of 'securing infor-
mation and taking any needsary:
action needecla-Roy Adair, Chair -
The • maintenance- of a gravel
road carrying aS much -traffic as
--aaa-County Road No. 25 is aterygdiffi-
cult and expensive, and in order to
keep this road in reasonable con-
dition during the fall .and spring
ItTSZ'aiecessary to drag, it at least'
every', other day. Even with this
care, the surface becornes quite
rough aftera24 hours of traffic; We
anticipate that the grading Will be
cornpleted to IllYth by early sume
merof 1960, and that the entire
job Will receive three inches of hot
mix pavement by - July or August
of that year:
Most members of councilawill be
aware, that the Departinent of
Highways are -requestang -that Hur-
en, County accept Kings Highway
No. 84-s a county road. On March
1, 1956, the. 1956 road committee
agreed to accept this road it: (1)
R were rebuilt to modern 'stand-,
aads, and (2) net reverted until (1)
was 'eompleted. Since the Depart-'
ment of Highways lived tip to their
bargain and rebuilt this road to
first-class standards', your commit-,
tee felt obligated to keep the coun-
ty's portion of that agreement. Ac-
cordingly we wrote Mr. C. 5, Mac -
Naughton as follows:
"Sept 4, ,1959: Dear Mr, Meg-
Naughtw After "your interartew
with the Huron Courityalload Com-
anittee on Friday, Sept. -:4, 1959, the
following resolution was adopted:
"Be itareaolved that, the road
known aS King's Highway 84 be-
tween Highways _4 and 21, be add-
ed to., -the Huron Ceunty, Road Sys-
tem as per our -original agree-
ment."
As you know, the mileage of
county rciads in -Huron. County is
nowone of the --largest in the pro-
vince and per dollar of asses,sment
is probably the %Wag. In an ef-
fort to keep this large system ,in
good condition,the road mill rate
in Huron County has it:Creased by
75 per, cent in the past four years.
It has been calculated that in or-
der to bring all roads up to a mini-
mum standard in 20 years, a mill
rate Of 15 mills or more would be
required for countaoads. , The
Huron County- road gorrimittee is
'Well aware that the system is too
large for the assessment and is
taking steps to correct this by giv-'
hag serious consideration , to turn- Again we would like a to thank
ing certain lesser .travelled roads Mr, .Neill for the splendid- work
back to the townships in Which hers cloieg at the. Museum,. and we
they are situated. We are now would "sincerely wish hini- good
fronted with the ortibtern of hay- health for many 'years ,to cornea=
ing approxiinately 1.1.,0 miles of Harvey 'McMichael, Chairman. '
HISTORIC COMMITTEE
, ,X,Otir committee at this i' tithe
:would like to report on the pro-
gress being made in connection
with the 'preparation of the book,
the HistOry* of, Huron „County.. Piet.
lessor Scott advises at this time
that the manuscript is complete
and that the -book is about ,5 0 per
4
cent ton
yped, Of course, c it has
been typed, it wilt then hay . to be
revieWed and vaahais correctiona,
"prnalisheberefore it is,,,..rea_dy_forLh
ub
Now, in connection with publish-
ing this book we wish to advise
th, ,`. various publishers in Toronto
have been contacted regarding this
matter.We- are -hoping to have a
meeting in 'the near future with
„these publishers, in order that
seine definite arrangement can, be
Profesaor Scott advised that he
has contaeted the Canada Council
in connection with the publication
and is led -to believe that the
county Will rectfire a grant in con-
nection with „this. project. The
grant will be payable, howeveratto
a recognized publisher; it will not
be paid te the county directly, nbr
to the author., but will be paid,
and only be paid, provided the
Canada Council are satisfied with
the publisher that the tounty sel-
ecth.
In addition to the laubliSlier in
TorentO, a meeting 'will be held
with the Huron County -Publishers'
Association ,.,in eonneetion with the
publicatieri - -
As far as the County Museum is
concerned, Mr. Neill advises that
over 20,000 visitorahave been at
the Museum during the' year. The
curator would also like council to
bear in mind "'certain alterations
which he would like to Make in
1960, auch as realletating the
Farmers' Room, improving wash-
room facilities, and completing the
balance of the 1959 extension. •
We would like to invite members
of council to visit the ialuseurri and
to spend same time with our cura-
tor. .Wie feel that you will find this
very interesting andworthvvhile,
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