Clinton News-Record, 1960-01-28, Page 10HARRY WILLIAM5'
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pr.Robert M. Aldis Urges County Folk
"Get. Your Polio Shots Right Novi
About half of the adults in Hrt-
ron County, in 'the age gronp vul-
neralge .to poliomyelitis, have not •
yet had 'veccigatkals against Mich
Warned PA R. 1V1. Aldis, director
of the Huron -County Health in his, sessional report, Thursday,.
to. Unroll.. County ,council.
.Polio did invade Huron in 1959,
he noted, and Younger adults, in
the age range from .20 to 45, seem-
ed to be the people in greatest
danger from the tdinor• epidemic
that -spread- across Ontario last
ymr:. The outbreak of polio, he
noted, isegan in the lyrontreal area,
and .sPread. westward, with three
cases .occurring in Huron, on the
Western, edge of the area that was
affected. ' •
About 5,000 received Piano. shots
in the •.110E1TT clinics .ceelAtleted in
1959, said Dr. Aldis, but there may
be as many more - in- the young-
adult' .claseification who still do
not have the protection of the
vaccine.
The rabies scare 'died down in
Huron during 1959, Dr_ Aldis said,
although 'at , the end of the year
there was a flurry of concern a-
bout barn cats, with several re-
ports in' the county of farmers be-
ing attacked by rabid cats, in their
own .barns:
One. of "the major efforts of
1000 in Huron, said Dr, Aldis, will he a Mares chest X-ray .0aMP41871, to reinforce precantions against
tuberculosis,. The ,l'unicr Fanner
organisation in the county, lie said, is taking on a big Share of
the work of organising the X-ray
surveY. Pgifx McKinley, Zorich, who is in charge of Christmas
Seal work in Huron, has already
atpted to explain pions to the
,junior Farmer clubs; •
The fear that existed, in. January
Snow-
Plowing
DRIVEWAYS
PARKING LOTS
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issued by authority of the Minister of Labour, Canada
0005
a year ago, that nursing homes
might be overcrowded by Wier*,
Who could not be kept in hospitals
under the new hospital Insurance
plan, have not been realised, Pr.
Alai* aoted. The number of cases
in nursing homes in litlrof), in Jan.,
447, 1961), said, about
same as '4;,year- ago,
'41t Would aPPOW'he said, qiv,t the Hospital Services
Mission lislo-eSsed its -regui419400, everk V' -they don't admit tl*p
have,".
"Then* one °Paw
smarlest gals,
in lown r
She's stretching her home
improvement dollar by call.-
ing us in the winter when/
we're 'not too busy --when,
we're glad to get interior:
renovation jobs.
Next summer 'we may not
have time for a job like this.
By having it done now, she's;
getting a better.and a faster-
job because skilled workers,
are more productive.
Somewhere around your-
home or place of business;
there's a job to be done., It.
will pay you to do it. now.,
Cities Service Oil
Co. Ltd.
Jack Scruton, Distributor
HEATING FUELS
Clinton Phone HU 2-9653
Clinton Electric Shop
For
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
and WIRING
Clinton — Phone HU 2-6646
GINGERICITS
Sales and Service
SEAFORTH ZURICH
Phone Zurich 34 Phone 644W1
Electric and Gas Appliances
Gas and Oil' Heating, Plumbing
Electric Installation and Repairs
Motor Rewinding
A. G. Grigg & Son
Clinton — Dial HU 2-9411
COAL -- FUEL OIL
CEMENT
A. F. Scotchmer
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Domestic -- Commercial
1 nd ustria I
BAYFIELD — Phone 16
Harry Williams
HEATI NG FUELS
White Rose Petroleum Products
R.R. 2, CLINTON
Dial HU 2-6633
WISE PLUMBING
TY IJL and HEATING
Harold Wise. Prop.
CLINTON Dial 14U 24023
Plumbing Heating and
Electrical Services
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
Irwin's Ladies' Wear
Draperies -.4 Curtains -- Blinds
Curtain Rods — Drapery Track
Estimates Free —
CLINTON Phone HU 2-6623
fricEWAN'S
CURTAIN RODS
WINDOW 814ArstS
VENETIAN BLINDS
CLINTON Phone 140 2-9166
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PAGE- TEN
Simplicity of Design Emphasized,
In Compact Three-Bedroom ,Houre.
A jumbled situation of many
years' *standing was tidied up
Wednesday, when Huron County
Council approved, a modified sal-
ary schedule that will apply uni:
family to all departments of the
county government. The county
salary schedule, which establishes '
a known base for salary arrange-
ments and puts an end to the hit-
and-miss methods that have been
used to set salaries, is the work of
a committee headed by Reeve Ar-
thur Gibson, Howick Township.
The new salary schedule came
before the 1960 county council,
as a report front the 1959 finance
committee, of which Reeve Gib-
son 'was chairman. Other memb-
ers of the committee were Harvey
McMichael deputy-reeve of How-
ick; George Hutchinson, 1959
reeve of Grey; Ralph Jewell, reeve
of Colborne; Edward Gill," deputy-
reeve of Stephen. The committee
held a number of lengthy sessions
in 1959, to study the salary-scale
situation as it stood after many
years of piece-meal adjustments.
The results of their studies were
organized at the end,of the year,
and the- uniform county salary
scale proposals were brought be-
fore the 1960 council at the cur-
rent January session.
With the intention of cutting
clown the problem of annual' dis-
cussions or wrangles over .salarY
increases, the new Huron County
schedule sets out a rate of an-
rtual increase for niast salaried
positions. For clerk-stenograph-
ers, the minimum is $2,000, and
the annual increase $100, to a
Maximum of $2,800. For bookkeep-
per-stenographers, the mihinium is
$2,800 and the annual increase
$100 to a maximum of $3,600. For
turnkeys in the county jail, the
ininimtun is $2,600, the annual in-
crease $100, and the maximum
$3,400.
Salary Schedule
Set Up For All
County Employees
BUILDING and REMODELLING
REFERENCE M LIST
• ROOFING
• HEAT, LIGHT and
PLUMBING
is the keynote of this
three-bedroom bungalow designed by
architect TM Ear) R. Dunlop, of
Toronto, The plan takes advantage
of a rear view with the combined
living-dining room situated at the
back of the house.
Some interesting features of the
plan are the built-in cupboard and
fireplace with tile hearth in the
living-dining room as well as the
dining. space and U-shaped working
area in the kitchen. The house is
designed so that a future washroom
may be installed in the basement
beneath ' the present bathroom.
There is also a furnace room,
workshop, a storage room, a laundry
and unfinished playroom in the base-
inent.
Total floor area is 1,107 square
feet and the exterior dimensions
are 44 feet by 26 feet. four inches.
Working drawings for thiS house,
known as Design 279, are available
from Central Mortgage. and Houging3
Corporation at minimum cost.
Earl Doucette
Built-up Asphalt Roofing
Coating—Patching—Shingling
Roof Repairs of All Types
PHONE HU 2-9741 — CLINTON
• PAINTING and
DECORATING
D. A. Kay and Son
FLOORS SANDED
VENETIAN, BLINDS
PAINTS and WALLPAPERS
Clinton — Phone HU 2-954e
•
GRANT RATH
. PAINTER and DECORATOR
Huron Street — Phone HU 2-7040
Clinton
• •BUILDERS" SUPPLIES
BaIrMacaulay Ltd.
Phone HUnter 2-9514
Full Range of Builders' Supplies
COAL -- LIME -- CEMENT
King Street — Clinton
J. W. Counter
Builders' Supply
"Everything for the Builder"
CLINTON Phone HU 2-9612
Fred J. Hudie
Builders' Supply
• and Sawmill
Where your building dollar
goes farther
CLINTON -- HO 2-6655
• GENERAL
CONTRACTING
EARL DOUCETTE
BUILti ING CONTRACTOR
Asphalt Roofing
CLINTON — Phone HU-2-9/41
M. McADAM
Clinton -- Phone HU 2-7070
GENERAL CONTRACTING
Industrial — Crimmeecial
Cement Work
CALE DOUCETTE
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
Clinton
Phone HU 2-9562
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