The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1954-10-28, Page 5By D, I. HOOPER
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THE TIMES-AD VO CATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 28, 1954
New Courthouse For County
Quite Different From Others'
How Much?
"Holy cow! What a mess.”
That was the doctor’s thought
when he looked at the patient
with the mangled leg. It was just
a pulp from the hip down.
How did it happen, Nobody ex
actly knows. He was found in a
semi-conscious condition . by a
passer-by. The tractor was still
running at full throttle, the (un
shielded) power take-off spun
merrily on. They had to use a
torch to cut him out of the nose
of the corn picker.
Hospital Report: Patient suf
fering from deep shock — le.g
amputated at knee. Condition — fair.
Yes, another farmer sold his
leg to a corn picker. How awful!
You knew him well. He has a
wife
time
read about these things in the
paper, but never happened around
here. Gosh! It could have been
my hand yesterday! So run your
thoughts.
This year due to inclement wea
ther the corn is going to present
special problems. First — it is
down hadly. Secondly — mud,
mud, mud, and more mud! What
a combination. How easy it will
be to place yourself in position
to have a serious accident as we
described above. One misstep, one
slip in the mud, just one second
of carelessness can perhaps at
the worst — cost your life.
This first step towards safety
is: Don’t become overtired! All
too often the weather will look
cloudy and you will be tempted
to try and finish that field.
and three children. This
it was close to home. Often
yourWhether you do or not is
business. But if you’re smart you
will knock off, if you have no re
lief operator.
Be safety conscious about your
clothing too. Don’t buy a gauntlet
glove — they catch. Buy only
blouse style smocks and keep it
buttoned up. Dress warmly. Corn
picking can be .a cold job. A
numbed body’s reflexes a.re slow
er. That hesitation can he fatal.
Down at the Cash Crop Day
the contestants in the Corn Pick
ing Contest received points for
safety. That is only right. Safety
practices in the operation of all
machinery has top priority.
You only have two hands, two
legs, two eyes, and one life!
Let’s not make headlines in the
obituary column this season. Let’s
be careful. What price a hand —
a leg — your life?
DID YOU KNOW?
If you don’t stick your neck
out, how can you ever expect to
get above the crowd?
THIS WEEK —
Storm Windows
Indian Summer?
Spare Bulbs?
Winterize Machinery
Check those new Feeders
Shipping Fever, Foot Rot, Mange,
etc.
Start
Tlie new courthouse for Huron
county, under construction at
Goderich, will "be quite different
from any other courthouse in
Canada,” Architect L. G. Bridg
man, of London, told the Times-
Advocate in a recent interview.
Mr. Bridgman said he had in
corporated a number of features
in the building which ‘have never
been used before’ 'in Canada. "I
believe it will be quite an out
standing courthouse,” he stated.
"Before we drew the plans for
this building, we studied thor
oughly the needs of the various
agencies which would be using
the building and we spent con
siderable tiinje visiting similar
places in Canada and the United
States to discover the most ef
ficient
Mr.
ing is attracting considerable in
terest from judicial, municipal
and provincial government cir
cles, This is the first courthouse
which has been built for some
time in Canada.
Modern Structure
The architect describes the
building as “a modern structure
of reinforced concrete and stone
in a contemporary design.” Ex
terior will be all stone—a
of Queenston and Indiana
stone.
Shape of the three-storey
ing is nearly square—it’s
by 110’10”. At second floor level
the building is cut back on the
east and west sides so that the
in Canada and the United
designs,”
Bridgman said the build-*
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Corner No. 4 Highway* Andi Crediton Road
blend
lime-
build-
94’6”
square is changed into an I
In the cross piece of the "H” I
lies the council chambers on the
second floor and the courthouse I
on the third floor. 1
The eighty-odd rooms of the
building will house almost every
county agency and official.
In addition to offices for the
administration staff of the epun-
cil and the judicial officials of
the county, the new courthouse
will house the Children’s Aid Soc
iety, the Health Unit, the County
Library, law library, school
spection staff and quarters
the janitor.
The layout of the building
floors:
Quarters For Janitor
Ground floor rooms include the
office and storage room for the
county library, public rest rooms,
storage vaults, county assessor’s
office and the janitor’s quarters
(which comprise‘three bedrooms,
living room and kitchen).
On the first floor, nine offices
for the Huron County Health Un
it line either side of the corridor
on the south side of the building.
On the east side will be the coun
ty clerk and treasurer offices; in
the north-east corner the Child
ren’s Aid quarters; and in the
north-west corner, the county
engineer’s office and road com
mission’s room. On the west side
is the sherriff’s office and sur
rogate court accomodation.. This
floor also houses the eight-foot
in-
for
by
I square memorial chapel.
Council chambers on the third
floor measure 4 5’x42'. On the I north side are the law library
I and county judge’s offices. To
the south are rooms for the
Crown Attorney and the public
school inspectors.
Courthouse On Top
The third floor
courthouse, which
size as the council ______ _
the ends of the courthouse are
the petit jury room, the judge’s
retiring room and the barrister’s
rooms, county magistrate’s office,
court reporter's office and ac
comodation for male and female
witnesses and prisoners.
Two elevators will operate in
side the building—one for the
public on the south side and. a
private one for court officials on
the north side.
While the exterior of the build
ing has all been designed, Mr.
Bridgman and his staff are still
working out the details of the
interioi' construction and decor
ation. Emphasis will be placed
on modern materials with prac
tical qualities.
Sod for the new building was
turned two weeks ago and con
struction has started. Completion
date is scheduled for early in 1956,
Deputy-Reeve William McKen
zie, of Exeter, is in charge of
the council’s building commit
tee.
contains the
is the same
chambers. At
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By MRS. J. WOODALL
Attend Convention
Several ladies from the Evan
gelical Church attended the sec
ond World Quadrennial conven
tion of the W.S.W.S. held last
week in Kitchener. Mrs. E. Wen
zel, Mrs. E. Fahrner and .Miss
Nola Faist attended the services
over the weekend. Mrs. M. Faisl
Mrs. E. N. Mohr, who had spent
the week in Kitchener, returned
home with them.
Personal Items
Mr. Nathan Sambrook, Toron
to, called on Mr. and Mrs. F.
Clark on Sunday. Weekend visit
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Clark were
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Clark and
son Glen, and Miss Mary Lou Hol-
croft, of Detroit.
Mrs. L. Legge (nee Lorraine
Sambro6k), Newtonbank, visited
recently at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfrid Mack and called on
several old-time friends.
Mr. and Mrs. George Schaber,
of Hazleton, called on the Cham
bers family last week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Parrott, of To
ronto, spent several days with
Rev. and Mrs. W. Parrott.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Haberer and
Mr. and Mrs. W. Merner, Zurich,
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Gaiser.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. King-, Oak
view Beach, visited several days
with Mr. and Mrs. Ray King.
Mr. and Mrs. William Woodall
and daughters, of Windsor, visit
ed during the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Woodall and at
tended the Gregus-Fallon wed
ding in St. Thomas, on Saturday.
Mrs. William Haviland is
spending this week in London, and
will visit with Mr. Haviland who
is still a patient in St. Joseph
Hospital, £ut much improved.
Earl Schwartz
Dies In Detroit
Mr. Ear] Schwartz died sudden
ly at his home in Birmingham,
Mich., on Saturday. Born near
Crediton, he was a son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schwartz
and lived in Detroit many years.
Surviving are his wife, one son,
three daughters and nine grand
children; two sisters, Mrs. Della
Thiemer, of Detroit, and Mrs. Al
fred (Lucille) Wuerth, of Exeter,
and five brothers, Harry, Wil
liam and Roy, of this district,
Lawrence of London and Joseph
of Detroit.
Burial took place on Tuesday
in Birmingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schwartz,
Mr. and Mrs. William ffchwartz,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Insley and Miss
Doris Schwartz, of Creditoil, at
tended the funeral.
Mrs. Annie Haist
Active In Church
Mrs. Annie Haist, widow of the
late Ezra Haist, passed away on
Sunday at the home of her son,
" ’ “in her eighty
former Annie
born and rais-
and following
and Mr. I-Iaist
years on the
of Crediton.
she spent
sum-
Lloyd, in Detroit,
second year. The
Williams, she was
ed near Crediton
her marriage, she
farmed for many
eastern outskirts
Following his death,
the summer months at he'
mer home in Cainlachie and spent
the winters with members of her
family and with relatives in
Orediton.
A member of Orediton Evan
gelical Church, she was active in.
church work and jvomen’s organ
izations during her lifetime here,
and was highly respected and
loved by her many friends and
neighbors.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Madeline Howell, San Francisco;
Lloyd
grand
Nancy
sister,
two sons, Leonard and
Haist, of Detroit; three
children, Donald, .Tune and
Haist, of Detroit, and a. ....
Mrs. Lena. Cook, of Oamiachie,
Service was held
Evangelical Church
day. interment was
cemetery,
ill Crediton
on Wednes-
in Orediton
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