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The Huron Expositor, 1959-12-04, Page 11Huron Plans•Additional COUri Horne Construction COUNTY HOME COMMITTEE In presertting Mir report to coun- cil at this, time, we wOuld, like- te • follow the same procedure as our last report, that is, dividing the report into two separate sections. The fir'st section of the report will deal with the •regular activities at • the County Home; the' •second part of thkreport will deal with the new • building program. . First a all,• in ,connection with the normal operations at • the Horne, •we wbuld like to advise :.---that Mr. Harvey Jelinstoo has fed• ; ly recovered from his illness dur- ing the past summer andthat we are ve.ry -pleased to have him back • on the job again. • In connection with • the Ontario 'hospital Services Commission pro- gram: when this. scheme,. was started 'last January, the County • Home Committee felt that in many 'cases the County, should pay the -premium for. the residents; hoin- ever, during the past ,simmer We •Were advised by the Department of Public Welfare that we must collect this premium frorn the res- idents, Where there- are funds available. In other words, .the • Department of Public Welfare will • only subsidize these patients who are abSelutely without funds. This adjuStment has been made.and we are now coinplying with the regu- • lations as laid down by the Depart- ment of.Pliblic Welfare in this mat- • Following the receipt of a, re- port from one of the inspectors ,of the Department of Public Welfare, the, committee recommended' that certain furnishingsnatthe Home be • replaced, therefore, we have on Order at the'present time; 13 beds and mattresses, and six chairs. These are considered replacement • items and, therefore, are: subject • to 70 •per cent rebate from the • Province. • The committee had a request that the -staff he given -a' shorter Work week. " At the present time, employees are working six days a week It was therefore agreed bY the comniittee that the Superin- tendent shoidd be authorized to augurate 51/2 -day •week for the Staff, but that no extra staff be hired at the present time to offset this extranhalf day. • I believe the foregoing summary gives the council an idea of what has been happening ,at the -Home, Any. other items ,which have nOt • been. mentioned are in the minutes which you receiveregularlin Your coxinnittee, • accompanied by Mr: Charles MacNaughton, MPP and Mr. John Hanna MPP met with Mr. L: E. Ludlow, direc- tor Hones fon the Aged Branch, Department of Public Welfare, last Thursday. The plans for the pro- posed addition to the County Home, together -with the cost, • vvere re- viewed at that tirnen The total cost of the entire project is outlined in the • attached-- Architect's report, which forms part -cif our report • We would, therefore,. -ask that the county council endorse our re- port to enable 'us to 'proceed with the building of ,this additibirTar authorize the sigping of a_building contract with C -on -Eng Contractors Limited, of London, upon` approval of this project by the Ontario Muni- cipal •Board. --V. Becker, Chair - •Architect's Report for the pro- posed addition to the Huron Coun- ty Home:• • Following ourlast report to H on County Connell, dated March 23, 1959; °working drawings and specifications for the proposed ad- dition were prepared. • Tenders were received for kitchen and • laundry equipment, the elevator installed, and tenders for the ;gen- • eral .construction contract were advertised on October 13 and 14 ^ This Week ea •r - COMMUNITY CENTR • FRIDAY— SKATING — 8 to 10 p.m Admission: 25c and 35q HOLY NAME BINGO SATURDAY—, SKATING — 2 to. 3:30 p.m. , Admission: • 10c • SKA.T4N'Cr 8 to 10 p.m., Admission 25e and 35e • TEEN TOWN — Hail 'MONDAY- FIG-IJIE,sKATINcl..7,-.4:30'to 7:30 p.m.•. .INTERMEDIATE ".0'!...HOCKEY. WEDNESDAY --INTERNIEplATE 'ID" HOCKEY This space, coritribiited 'through tle. courtesy of- with closing date 'Of November 11. A meeting_ of the Huron •County Home Building ecnrimittee was held on November , 12, at which' time the eight tenders were open- ed- and reviewed. -The lowest ten- der was submitted by Con -Eng Contractors Limited, London, Ont., in the amount of $8577728.00. • Onlgovember 18, representatives of .Con -Eng Contractors Ltd. met with the buildinwcornmittee, to ac- quaint the members with their company and the construction pro- jects carried out during their 12 years ,of operation to London. The attached -proposed- eStimate of cost was prepared, using the above-mentioned. tender, and was presented on November -19- by the Building Committee to the Depart- inent..of Public Welfare for con- sideration and aPproval. Mr. L. E. Ludlew, Director, -Home for the Aged, was favorably .impressed with the general -construction ten-, der ($1.04 per cubic foot), the ov- erall ':eost estimate, and the result- ing per bed cost of $6,040.57, which is Jess- than the per bed k Cost al- loWed by the department. His re- , commendation for approval., has beeinorwarded to the Minister of -Public Welfare, which, together -with the approval of coPntY coun- cil and the, Ontario 'Municipal. Board, will permit the -signing of a building contraet With Con -Eng Contractors Limited, and the im- mediate start „of construction, Re- spectfully submitted, L. G. Bridg- man, Architec 0.,MacTaviSh, Assoeiate <Architect. • • -, Proposed' Estimate of -Cots: General construction con- •' tract (tender tfy Con- • Eng Contractors Ltd.) $867',728.00 Elevator (tencleinby Turii- • hull Elevator Co'., Lon- • don.. . . . . 17,690.00 Architect's fee (.7% on , • 1875;418.00) , 61,279.26 Con.tingency fund . . . ...,... 10,000.00 Soil mvestigation 583.00 • Furnishings • 75,000.00 Equipment 1 for labora-• ' tory, etc 2000.00 Kitchen, equipment (ten • - • der by Hospital and ' Kitchen Equipment Co., • Toronto) , 32,.$0.00 Refrigeration: • , • (a) Freezer room 4,00000 (b)• Walk-in refrigerator• . (re -use» existing equip • - • ment) ,3,000.00 Laundry, equipment (ten • - der' by Canadian Lauri- -dry, Machinery • mitt)) .. .s...._ 14,000.00 Road -paving (by. Cbunty) 3,500.00 Landscaping , . .„.. . -4,000.00 509d perforinance bond : $.50 per $1,000) .'. ,1,501.03 Fire insurance (@ .06 per , $100, Bnilders' Risk Pol- icy) .. .. . . 525.25 , SEAFORT M PA NY ANADA, LIMIni? ONTARIO $1,087,303.30 New Accommodation:. Bed Care: (a) Male • 49 -".(b),‘ Female .,..„.... 69 118 Special ,Care: (a), Male' 12 :Female •.. . . 18 Sick Bay Staff ' Total Beds ... .. . • 30 8 • 24 180 nig of Segtorth's Agricultural So- ciety's Class 'W Fain_ _said • that Huron was the largest and most active. agricultural county left in - the Province Of Ontario, with over 4,000 adtualnfariners making a liv- ing on the farm. It is a great priY, liege, but at the same time a big Challenge to head the staff that holds the respOnsibilityfor the ag- rinultural extension in this tine conidy. I tin pleased to have as- sociated With me in sharing these responsibilities, Dr, Don M.S,A4, who is • 'in .cliarge of the 4-H Agrieultural Programs and the junior.Farniers' Miss Bette Tilintan;'.13-.0Se.', Home Economist, in 'charge Of 4-H, Home - Making; ClubsA,and.: Senior Ladies' Extension Werk. Mr„; Dan Rose, Who is now.in his senior year at OAC,gave tis a great 'deal Of help during the summer ninths. Our office and alerical. work was looked after :by Mrs. and Miss:Helen Wilson. These. two people are.yery.,valuable,aSsets. to cinr •eitenstiniprOgran-1,." as they .keeP .things „organized in the office.: 11 i apleaSnre for all of USto • receive the ',warm friendlinessand: co-operation f,roni. allievels of ,gov- , ernment in the-COMitYi:We'Certaitt. appreciate the help we receive froth •:the • varidus. township offi- cials, the 4i,..gicu1tistl'al Committee of County Council, your.warden, county clerk;,John Berry .and his assistant,„ Ilatily..: at 'this time tore - view the .agricultural situation in. the ',county ;.arint Outline some of the aellieveinenth.i. and the .problerits that we have faceti duringthe.Yean. There has been a,' greaterdemand .on. the part of the dairies for,high test Milk, because of .the 'interest in :the public for a JoWer fat milk axida Chancefor thedairies to .crearrte the trade at .4 greater; yield i „than l; the: differ- ential. The beef cattle future is, a .question ;mark in the ..minds.: Of .a itittof cell:brit'. plioice: of . quality,. of 'Cattle for the individual needs this .fali, at . a priediriuch Jess than most people ,,eXpeetedtepay The great- ettnintereSt. thits Year May be in the short keen cattle and a let of feeders arelooking. tewardsNan 'early inank,et' tomake:ion:le morn ey:', Two feeder: Calf eliihs are „ sup- plying. 'finite naT•bit ef. information to the beef 'producers of the :coun-' tYas' to eeprionnea e ,eattle. • Last year 2the calf u s ekpeihriented with: stilbestrid, and dna year all xininiixwi1 be treat- ed ,with 'diethyl Stilbestrel.,, The ex, Periments..fer. thiSYear'Sealf,.Club: ,pre`Co-Ral, ',the new systemic- in- secticide tor the ontro1 Of 'Warble ,gntibS. and.lice; ,Mid .the use Of Co 'bait ,biillets to ;inaproite, ,appetites • and feed intake: Pluton and Broke Comities' Were 'chosen , this. 'Tall by the Department of Agriculture to test„fhe effectivepesS of:CO-Hal. as 4.COntrOt-Of the Warble gri4b.,Thia -inSeetidide 'kills :the -grub beforeit reaefieS' the'haek.of the The inanufaeftireinitiditates great, erngams 4111 resulrf ran the con- trol of dieSe grubs arid: lice... Six 'hundred - dattle..have. been :treated in the.. two •countiesy and a. like • number are'!beirig,nsed .on,cheeksi If this.•insecticide ;preves. effective, the-, present: Warble Fly ,Control Act mar: have'to 'i'ei.risect: dairy \:.cattle and aiiiit4s in- tended for slaughter withio. 60 days 'Should. not. be treated: The. hog sit., .natioinhaa.not changed very much; ,there. aikStilla lot of hogs in the county. Poultry,•.SitoatiOn is about the ..aanani as last' year; . with the turkey Produeers 'joining thel?reil- et 'men working on a 'very ,slim 'Margin. Tho4gg.....inar,ket not settled:. Sheep -continue .one 11 'bright •spots in thelivestock fiel AGrRICULTUIRAL. REPRESENT.ATIVE'S REPORT • (By D. H. Miles) May I take this opportunitY of, saYing thank you for. the privilege of appearing before Huron Comity Council to outline the agrieultural • a.ctivity within the county &ring the past, year. Huron is., a, rich county in both people and agricul- tural valuation: The Minister. of Agrieulture, the Hon. W. A. Good- fellow, in his remarks at the open- , with probably the greatest returns for money invested. Two new dis- eases we will lie concerned with in the coming year will be Lep- tosPiresiS and Johne's ,Disease. Huron County had a 'fairly good • year as far as crops are concern- ed. Grain yield was not as high as the 1958 crop, hut was an avers age one, Hay was plentittil, With fodder and husking corn above av- erage., The white°hean crop gave us a scare because of the Preval- -en& , of late blight. A hot, dry weeknat.the critical stage saVed the crop, and returns were some - What above average. Plans are underway for some work in blight control in 1966. Some work will have to be done on Mexican Bean beeqe control. Sixteen farmers.par- ticipated in a pasture' competition, with Alvin Betties, of Hayfield, the winner and runner-up in the zone competition, The Crop Improve- ment Association have earried on a varied program. during the year, with a number of demiinstrations that have proved wortliWhile. Sug- ar beet transplanting has advanc- ed far enough to move to the field with transplahting to be done on an acre basis • with a transplanter. More work should be 'done with birdsfoot trefoil on land not -suit- able for alfalfa. • -During the year Huron County has.,. become "gazetted” and now has been declared a Brucellosis • Control Area. It is not known when 'testing will take place, but com- pensation may be paid on reactors • uncovered from official tests. ,..accidents,.:: continue. , to mount., Huron County 'has been .conducting_an Acident Survey. We have••"received.reportS .oti the firSt Six, months :abeidents ,happenMg 'in' the proviii4. The. next three. Months' surney. are 'clue from. the rnters.,at-theentl of November. ,•Agaily. may .:.s:any thatik you 10 • inenibersF,Of • SlitP,Councils,;the-PreSs, Radio and • ing :TV7-'andall'Totlier7pe7ewe-that7dtir..-' the Year •• sUPpert,;,agrictilture, , It is .a pleasure te ',he. agricul,- . representative :Ilurtin Coun- ty and-it.,is the hoPe. the „Staff • ,at 'enie-offieeto. bp.. able "tie; Sery.e the fartrierS..of.Huren in.:the Same, ,•o4.-aS.. in inc *wast, -„ • 4-1I AND, JUNIOR FARIVIER PROGRAMS (By D. G. Grieve, Assoc' Agricultural Representa ve The Junior Extension program in Huron County continues to be one of the largest programs of this type in Ontario. 13asically, it pro- vides an agricultural`• education program through the ,organization and direction of a large number •of. 4-11 'agricultural clubs -and six • leeal Junior Farnter-aUbS. The motto ef.th 4 -If Club program is "Learn.'To Do By Din" and by keeping thisnin mind we feel that future citizens • and agricultural leaders are in part trained. This year .a total of 407 projects were started by boys and girls in Huron County', and 89.9% of these were brought to a successful con - elusion 'This record compares fav- orably with ,past years.. In 1958, , 89.3% of all. proaects were • completed; in 1957; 89.41 -to, and in 1956, 84%. '• Twenty-eight 4-11 Clubs were Or- ganized • inn Huron. County last spring with the following listed range of projects: - Beef Calf Clubs—Hayfield, Blith- Belgrave, Brussels, Exeter, How - ick,' Seaforth-and-Steplien. - DairY Calf Clubs 13ayfie1d, Blyth, Brussels, Exeter, irllowick and' Seaford'. allbS Dungannon, Luck- , . poiw• Turnherry and Zurich, •' Swine 'Clubs—North Huron , and Seaforth.. • • • - • Grain Clubs (Oats and Earley). -7.. Exeter,Howick and MCKillop. ' • White Bean Club—South 'Huron. • Corn Clubs,.....r.,Exeter and Tucker - smith., • •". • • Sugar -Beet Club --South Huron. Tractor Maiptenance—Brussels. Home Improvement-,Goderich. Highlights of the 1959 4-H pro- gram hi Huron County -included: a visit from a group of 4-11 mem- bers from • Gratiot County, Michi- gan, in late August; a line Junior Fair held at Seaforth,,,Fall Fair, including the ChairTpionshin 4-H Beef, Swiney -and -Grain Shows; the 4-H Dairy ehampionship show at the DlYth Fall Fair; the winning of, two breed championships and the Reserve Grand Champion at the 1959 Queen's Guineas Class by Huron Comity 4-11 members; an interesting bus trip to the Ontario Agricultural College in July. • Judging Competitions - On, May 23, 1959, a total of 196 boys and girls 'took part in the • livestock,jedgingeompetition. This is a slight decrease in number froinlast year, however'still main- tained the record of one of the largest county contests in Ontario. On March .6; 1959, 119 contest- • ants took part in the annual seed judging competition representing'a • ,slightincrease in number over 1958. • A team of three boys were select- ed to represent Huron County at the Inter -County seed judgirtg com- • petition at London: This team was successful in bringing the Pant- er's Advocate troPhy-to.nguron. County for the second year 10Suc- cession. This trophy is awarded annually to the team with the high- est score in the competition. Thirteen boys from Huron re- presented the cottntY in the 1959 • c.N.g. judging competition and • won a total. Of $101 in prize money. A Huron 'County boy was the top judge in the Junior Swine SeCtion at -this competition. • ' At the. Western Fair judging coropetition a total of 25 contest- ants frail Huron • County again made a fine showing. At the 4-11 Inter-CluhcOinpeti- tions',..six teams represented Huron • Cotinty 4-H Clubs competing with 250 .other tearns from allover, On- ' -tario, The team Members, I feel, all gained a great deal from this, experience. • At the Inter -County Livestock judging., competition at the Royal-. Winter- Fair, Huron County'S team. placed sixth out of 23 teams-p..4th One of the team members having N 111111 N Pitnnrin. 17 - WE HAV[±$OLVED: YOUR: PRO8LE OF PR0DuqI0N COSTS '.,.c."71JEApf.k.p.ANS • We MORE PROFT I are �ble to offer you a Pellc1 -Beef Feed. at_$47.00-per Ton This product has been tested'in the Western Provinces with excellent results, vvith gins of 2.5 to 2.75 pounds per head per day. ANALYSIS OF ABOVE PEL,1ETED FEED: Protein Fat 6.8%,, • PEC,AL $14 Vi Will be. av�ilabk the ,end .of :.this.voe ii(OgriER 'EARLY AS OUR SUP'PtIti IS LIMITED) •.:111(ith :..Added Molasses tisfrrEp:: PHONE 775 TIIE MOSTNALITE FOR TIIE FARMER'S SEAPORTII outAv •. the higheSt indiVidtial score in the competition ' Junior 'Farmer Program Again this year Huron County Junior Faniners", Association have carried a very 'active, and well- Ounded!,program. The County a,e-' sociation is made up of 'represent- atives of the six local. clubs which. helm ,a. total membership of 279 Young men. and. women,' 'Organization , of the many .pro- jects of the Junior ization, is „valuable training for mendiers,,',Some. of the county .Pro-' jects..for the past year have been the Junior Fanner .Choir, the Jun- ior 'Farmer Drama Festival,. de- bates and PUblie speaking .compe- tition, ,,,Tr prograM, competition; Field Day and, the Junior FaxIner Meeting ImprOVement Competition. A new 'project is a regular radio broadcast . -in-re.: co-operation : With •izneaitgihcinbojin, g- junior farmer organ- : AS well, the heal Junior; Farmer Clubs continue to conduct monthly meetings of an eduCation nature. In, ail. programs and •.competitions .t.h.e Junior Farmers strive to fulfil their niottcr of, •',`Self Help . and. Community, Betterment" ,•• It would be ininossible• for us In organize ' and conduet . a , pregrain as large 'as ;this One without .the assistance we reeeiVe fronnHuron county council, .441 Club Leaders and the people in Huron County. .1 'would like to,„ express sincere -art:. pr'eciation.,to.-all those who ce-op- erateTgilTns and support this pro- gram': . „ •. • ,xonug :EcoNomisrslatpoRri : •" . . .:. (By 13ette.Tillnian) I' am pleased .te have this oppor- tunity.. to. tell you �f ' the: Ilonie -Ereonornics . program ... in : •Huron Comity' for . 1958,59, The program deals mast ' eitensiVely 'with.. the 4-H 'Hothemaking _Dubs. -Yen- will he inferesteci'ld-note by the fig- nr_e_s_tinkat, fhere has been 'a slight decrease% iiennolrifeiitTbTit-r-b-d: iive.• an increase in the, quality of the work being by_the girls. , Winter . Project, 1958-59:. ."The Cereal Shelf'%.'28' clubs; '288.:mem- hers completed; suninier ' project, '`f4,H Home Garden Club- Horne. .Reautifieatiolf!, 27. cliib,s„ 266 ,rnenk bers .completed. Total Member- • Ship; 55,1 „nercentage:cenipletion; 95.5%4 individuals" taking:- 'Part, '. . 'The. present ., project, , 0 es Closets '.11.p To 'Date",, indicates ,an Increase in,. clubS .. and ..Meinhers', with 30 clubs organized and over 300 inembers .enrolled.'. - . The ,4..H I'lloinemakhig-Crub ' pro - 'grim is initiated -liy.' leader's at- tending', a two-day ' training school hcuelldtur,rbey,::Gthirei'sDie2p3iare..tmr:notidiobtAgpi: tember '1:Tor the' fall Project, . and by 'M ich'IlOrthe Spring project and he 'have not reached their 20th, birthday, May take.: part .in the. Hoinerhalting Club Prograre. Each ; project nsually' entails eight .meetings, Whielr are held .to .study Phases of foods end nutrition„ cloth., kg, house furnishings, . hospitality, civil defence and gardens, depend- ing...On the project which -the lead- ers and inernbera select. 'at Achieve- ment Day. As reeogrution, each girl who satisfactorily completes a 4-H Homemaking ,Club Project,receives a Stirling,silver teaSpoon'On. Com- pletion of six "projects,,,a.,,girl re- ceivet 'a:Comity Honor. Certificate and pin; 'an completion of .12 pro- jects, ''b. Previneml.Honor •,Certifi- -cate and .pin are presented. . 'In 195859, County , Honors •awarded; 47:, Proyincial Honors ' awarded, 4. A great deal of the credit for the steady . progress:- of .',Huron, , 4-H llornernaking-Clubs is -due. to the interest. and co-operatioii.-shown by.; --the : :club leaders. and by. the members' Parents, and, to the in- dividual Members who have ,slioWn t7V-CPitlallittbs7fri-atth'iffibuFsai-e-airsir atart*."n—d''a-i' a'te,•Selnlec' t'aid- for various awards which are bas- ed. bh the 'quality of . work, they have done -throughout their club: experience; Girl' COnference, Guelph, June, 23-26; 1959= -Marilyn Taylor,. RR .1; Lendesboro; Loretta •Connolly, •ItR l', Dublin; 'Nornia Harper, RR 1, Clifford; .Kathryn.11icks,,RR 3, Ex- eter; ,Doneida Lostell, RR 3, Kip - pen; , Shirley ..Simniorign -RR 'I,. Wroxeter. ' • ..: • . Eastern 'Ontario .13ns Trip ' (to Ottawa, lirdiltreal, and Quebec, City, St . Lawrence Seaway Smith,' Seaforth,, and Beth, Camp- bell, IVIole.swo,rth. •' ' Senior Program courses are. Still hein offered to . In the Senior Prcaiii, short Women's Institutes hii staff from coir Teronto office, along, with a program of ideal' leadership train- ing being ,offered .in rug making, sewing, feods, making lamp shades and home nursing;• Last year .20 groups 'took :part in•the "Sew -To Save. Dollars and .Make 'Sense" course, in which .em- phasis Was. placed on .econoinical Sewing techniques.*This winter, 14. groups are taking part in a pre- ject' called, "New Lamps. For Old" swiihaidchesinvolves,the making of lamp We "seem to be. progressing rap- idly in regards' to --the number of people with whom .we :are work- ing and in the quality of work We are 'doing, but we must not he Content with present progra.m., but continue to strive for the irn- prevenient and betternient of the servicesifered ,by the Home Ec- onomics Extension Services in Ilurori .County. . ' ' • May I at this dine express. my thanks'. to-thedhirOn County Coun- cil for your support in this pro, gram' . - ' COUNTY LIBRARIAN Again there has been. a gready increased demand. for books and tervicea from your County Library, This has drained our supply to the limit. . "" . . . . We are finding that. the , older children • who.' have been using books snide, their early years, are reading avidly, of books' suitable to their.. age level. A few ' years ago the school. children read. library unaoN Exrosroolt, moiers, mtuanEw NEWS OF • Mr. and Mrs. J, K, Cornish tele- brated their fortieth wedding an- niversary on Thursday. On the preceeding Suoday the immediate family held a turkey dinner at the Johnston Hotel, Zurich,. . and' .011. Thursday Mr. and Mrs, Cornish held open hense. During -the af- ternoon and -evening over 140 friends and neighbors called tO books much .below their age level, bUt we find now that through an adequate reading Program from Grade 1 up, that t.he pupils are new mostly reading at their -pro- per age level anti in many, cases grasping beyond it. This is a very healthy attitude in any ediniational project. , The Seaforth and Exeter ,Public Libraries have doubled their quan- tity ofbooks liorrowed from the ,County Library. Clinton and Gode- rich schools required a larger quantity in September: Added to pur list of -schools we have die new St. Boniface School,at Zurich —three rooms—and S.S. No. 13 • Requestsfor information have just been received from S.S. 7, Tuckersmith, and S.S. No. 6, Stephen, .• • • Your County Librariantas given several talks this year to various groups of people. She has also been _called upon for assistance by a number of 'libraries. This is a work she is very happy to do,- but her time is limited, dile to t.he heavy, pressure -of office worle,-- Alice Jean Eckmier, Librarian. , AIRPORT COMMITTEE • Your Airport Committe has con- tinued negotiations for the pur- chase of Sky Harbour( Airport pro - petty with the Crown, Assets Dis- • posal Corporation, as instructed • by county council. At the 'present time we have, an offer of purchase from Goderich .-Maoufacturing-Co.-Limited 2 hangar. • - In connection with the offer of sale by CrownAssets DispOsal Coin .Poration, we have been. given to understand that the price required to, purchase the property is 000. In view of the- offer received from Goderich Manufacturing Limited to buy the above -mention - 'ed ,building, We would, recommend tecounty council that your Airport Committee be given authority to complete negotiations hi connec- tion with the Sky Harbour Airport 'The portion of land now owned by the County of Huron •and ad- ja cent to No. 21 high -Way rhay be deleted from the Airport property itself, and aan be disposed -of any way the county wishes. In the not • too distant future, this' portion of land- will ,become- alealnasset for de'velepment purposes when final construction of the highway lead- ing into Gecierich has been \,coni - In view of the proposed transac- tions as indicated ahone, We wpuld recommend at the PFeseot time -14 insurance now on the' airport 'pro/ perly rernainninchanged_ As soon as the necessary transactions have heeiTeempleted if purchase of this :property is aothorized, at that time the insurance' situation could he reviewed, in its entirety.—W... Mc- • Kenzie ,Chairman. C. 4,Id THE WEEK nengratniate inc biidc and groom of 40' years. • Their daughtori, Mrs. Roy BrOciG attended the doer, While Mr. mixt Ur COrnish received the glieSts. Those pouring tea in the dining DOOM in. the afternoon were Mrs- ,jenlee Hill, Stratford, and Mrs, Mary Hannigan, Exeter, While Mrs. Milian' Scott and Mrs. Ivan Whiteman served, In the evening MrS,, Lyle Hill and Miss Nettie , Sinclain poured tea and Mr's. llobt. McGregor and Mrs. 3. C. Cornish, servcd, Time assiSting in, 'the kit - Chen were Mrs. Ross Scott Mrs. Sillien McKenzie., Mrs..., Harvey .." 'Taylor, Mr,S. I-Orne Wilson and Mrs, Orland. Almston, *1*-. and Mrs. Cor416511 were re- cipients of many lovely gifts, in -- eluding a ruby wood blanket from the Telephone if..*.onamissitniers and Linemen, a set of steak knives from the -13rueefield elliireh choir, , s10. dining room chairs frorathe faintly, and -many Other gifts from their friends. • - On the Saturday evening pre- vioils, the cousins, met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor and presented them with an elec- tric frying pan. • Their many friends will join l'he Expositor in wishing them many happy returns of the anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Davison and family, of Batavia New York spent the weekend at the home of Mr. Davison's parents, Rev. and Mrs. Sidney Davison., • Mr. 'and MTS. Lindsay Eyre at -4., tended the funeral of Mr. Eyre's cousin, Mr, Ellery,' Ingersoll, on 'ThursdaY. • _ 'Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Jarrett, Kippen, visited• with Mrs. C, Doug- las on Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Sydney bald -Son__ have annTenriced their 'intention to leave Brucefield 'United Church at ' the end of December and will -nMkentheir “horne.Jat-Leainin Mr. Davison will be assistant isterand will be active in the work - of young people and viSlting the • Mr. and Mrs. William Dallas and Mr. Jack Dallas attended the Keys -Ferguson wedding at Peter - born on Saturday •,Mr. Ftussell Dallas unfortunately broke his arm while cranking a tractor on Saturday. USBORNE & ,HI1313ERT MUTUAL FIRE INTSI3RANCE CO. HEAD OFVICE — lExeter, Ontario Alex J. RehdePres_Idean.tit:. 3, 'ivritchell • Vice -President: .Milton McCurdy - R.R. 1, Eirkton •Directors • E, Claiton,,Colqnhonn, Hal Science Hill; Alartin Feeney, R.R. 2, Dublin; Hobert G. Gardiner, It. 11: 1, Cromarty; Timothy B. 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