The Goderich Signal-Star, 1947-06-19, Page 9ownopLa, JUNE 10th,. 19
COUNTY COUNCiL
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spraying, cutting ,Mead. roadside level-
A copy of these resolutionas will be
sent to John D. McLeod, 'of aha Crop,
Weeds and Seeds Branch, at Toronto.
Chiidr'en's !U¢T
There are 74 children in the, care
of the Children's Aid Society, a report
from that organization stated; 23
adoption probations; 33 in free homes;
10 in boarding dire and two on' active
service. There were 483 visits .during
the year and 260 interviews ;- 51 medical
cheek -ups; four legal adoptibns and
57 visits in reference to these; 34
child Protection eases, and 18 - lin-r
married ,parents eases. The work izi
the lust -named cases has increased„and
the t�ge . of the mothers is much lower.
New work of investigating for the
g+`autily :'allowance Hoard has brought
adder problems and tnvolves hours o8
wo la. IULU'iIag the Yenl Zlaa Murjprie
Henderson and Miss 'Audrey Ginn have
Joined the staff, and Mrs. Mildred
Simpson resigned:
Mrs. M. Cha fee and lido McGowan
spoke- brie to the Vouncil, eztpress-
ing appreciation of the co-operation
accorded them. +
Re8el>t'estntl1ez . and eo ervatilont •
The "enforcement of time bylaw cover-
ing the cutting of trees came under
tire when the conservation and reforest-
ation committee reported that the en-
forcement officers had 'been. instructed
to enforce the bylaw1zwithout regard to
when or under what conditions wood
lots had been purchased.
A deputation of lumber dealers P ----
John Falconer, of Wiughaul, ,Robert
Gibson, of Wroxeter, Wesley Palmer,
of Brussels, and Gordon Elliott, of
Past Wawanosh—said they felt they
should receive compensation for timber
they had purchased and asked that
a clause permitting arbitration be in
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seated in the tree -cutting bylaw, ltiigh m Sclnool ' Boards bp-aUaetmi high
i t was the opinion o8 some: eel sheer.. School,' ap• recommended by the ede ca -
that legal advice should be obta sed; Om co Mateo; and Seaforth and Wide-
Viddall a motion by Rea.\ves liia3rish ricl1,° nigh School area ]Eio ares „were
sand Tuet ey was adopted deleting from given agrietnitaaral grants ofi each,
the clause, the words: "without retard ata requested.
to wldeddy.or under what conditions wood- 0.10.A. Suggeslatoilns Di approved
lots had been purchased." t Reevvs Amy ,and Snyder, delegates
The committee reported that 125 to the Ontario_ iLldneation Association.,
acre had been planted.,in trees in the gave brief reports. .Mr. Allay said he
County this Year; and that 48 acres did n(.it approve -of a suggestion that
adjacent to the Robertson farad in high school area boards should have
Colborne township had been purchased jurisdiction over public school boards.
furQ.' 45O from, Mrs. Moulden. The a suggestion at the convention
('ouucil endursed the recummenda- that summer holidays be staggered
tion of the committee that any further bruuglbt a :storm of protest.
Purchases of land be made in Some It watt contended by Reece ii. W.
other part of the county, as .the laud Tuckey that children could not endure
recently purchased -is for the most part the hot summer days lit school. "They
situated in one towusliiip; and, further, would do ten times more good in the
that no tune -..4,a ltd, be purchased this open air, 'which would offset any time
season• lost in winter,", he declared.
High School,.-1Z� sttr Fs others pointed out that many
.Bylaws las r(r'contrdiended' by Fite. con students take advantage of the summer
sultative (:0iu uiftee 'were given first vacation to -make money to put them
and second readings, atithorizing the through school,
enlarging of the \`'inghatul high schoot Warden Smyth, the bachelor Warden
district area to inelttde' the town of ,of Muton, championed the :cause of
\\'iughatn and portions of the town- the boys and girls by declaring they
ships . of 'I'uriiberry, Morris, East and should not be depri \ ed of the long
\Vest \Vawauush; and to add a portion sutmuaei• Vacation.
of (;ray township to the Listowel high Ask hayfield Road Paving
' school area and a, portion of Morris A resolution w'aa passed uuadtintously'
township to the Clinton high School asking the Department of . Ilighways
-district. to have e tilt i1(} iic 1(1 roafd paved f rant
Introducing Provincial Police Hayfield to Godericll inttnediaat,elj•, "co
- The police committee reported that a that the tourist traffic will not: be
special meeting of the committee had diverted Truro this ('otlitt.'
been held 1111'February 1st to consider A deputation from Clinton Chamber
the new system of po`iiciug,inaugtu'attd of 1 uIn uer(e asked that the road be -
by the Attorney -General's 1)eliartnitnt, tweet' (Tinton and L'.iytield be hard -
This meeting was attended by County surfaced, bringing the assurance front
Crown Attorney 1lolum>s,at((1 Provincial peeve George (lino. t;it oir11►:ut of the
• 1'ulistablt (hall, and it Ovate decided that good roads colntnission-, than the road
11(1v0 \V1104ler, 011ait•tuau of the 011111- wti belittled it' flit program for this -
Inittee, and Warden Smyth should inter- year.
Vie\v the 1't•ivincial Puttee Commis- Arrangements fox the :utttuaal County
sinner 1)1(1 the Attorney -General with Council picnic were left with tilt•
regard to the -polis ing of the county \\•ardcn, Clerk and 'Treasurer.
should it be tl(+t•itled° to dispense with County :Nurses
the County tut'>talhulary. The C'onity 1►eallh u1u•st•• were
Mr. Wheeler nivel ter. Smyth had an
inter \itsw' wit11 the Police Commis-
sioner, who assured thele that .the
l'oimitj•. \\•heals btb adequately policed
by the Province should it be de('ided to
dispense Mt la the County (oi►stab.J+es,
at min cost to file 1'u(t,11ty w'hatev`er.
, '1'110' t'unuty constables were au iuua
111 know at as early a Hate as possible
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was to -ho tuitted7o ser to the; Province:
ey felt that at' early decision would
, enable them 1t' estatbiish ,thtimselv-es in
other o1)1) 11 ions, Tiley were assured
tact -i-t- was not beeeest el_any
i'icienry in their work that a (decision
(night be made t(, bring 'in the Pro-
vincial police, but rat her that it was
to the interest of the,ratepayers. as
-the I'rtyince vcot(ld•do this work at no -
cost, whereas at -the present time it cost,.
-1';11 1,000 a year'.
The report continued: "It W� ms 1ilere-
f ere decided that wt Jispt i1e with the
elut11ty constabulary and request the
I'ruv'ince ter •lssnmtt the respuusibii'ily
granted salary,. increases of 11111,►. The
saluasrt•s at 1lreseut are I,:,1)O and tii,l;uu
for assistant nurses: 1,s0) fort the
supervisor. The iOO(t 1� w;11 recom-
mended by the health and hospital
committee.
It was urged 11101 e\ et'y ('otutty
C 01111- •illus- . assist it' the restorat inn of
nursing training schools ill- the, four
Hospitals of 'the County.
A •grant -or I:IJ �\us ai'tiil►uii eJ. ti
1' irkwuud, Hospital, Loudon,
The County Home
The County Home committee re-
ported that twelve lots adjacent to the
County Iionie Veit in.(litifi)p relii('tery'
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purchased, 1t •,
had been
contract fur •slpplytug markers fur
the 120 grates was awarded to Thomas
I'ryde of Exeter, at : 1'' each. Awnings,
(lusting. $19�) and. tt potato peeler, also
costing a1 -9i, had been purchased.
I.unll)er fair ;( building fur swine 1111(1
poultry w•,ill 111! .iiipitlicl1 from a barn
purchased fur $5.00.
The '('utirtty Home 'bylaws are to be
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of plicing; the -county, to takeette'ct revised. The 11i11u)nt charged preying-
on the 1st day (' August or on any inmates w
preViotis date • should the (btitiuty con-
stables secure :smother posit ion.'
1'Itis
report. entt.siderell by the Coun-
cil, with Ret'\t.' Statrley' Suydler ill the
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chair. caiused considerable (.11selt-sial►
on Thursday mit,rnimg. •
Reeve Tuckey (Objects
•ill he changed from S5 to
:I;,3)) per week. The County IIuuie
physician was gi,v`en tits right to refuse
aidlmittalince-. fur physical or mental
1'ta(sl,ns. Salaries of the staff \Vt're
M-11 rt I�leel),
:fat as • fitll'tlw':�. - Mrs-. •
keeper and matron, 51,20)) per year;
Ervin Jacob. assistant keeper, $1,1.'.II)).
Reeve lt. \v. Turkey`‘cid : "There is
�, 1111 1 est as fit is t_llt'-'f (l.u_nt\' i5_at_tx1 _ _ • -
00riled : butt to urban mlluiielp alit les it
is a1 different picture, Under the old
system, the -County police could be
called in to assist tilts local forst at
no 'cost. If tin:, l'ro\ it(0iaa1 police are
coiled (1 the municipality will he Char t d
mileage:: IIe felt the urban centres
w iut1(l be lap :against additional ex-
pense.
' '•I1 is 'just another cast- of handing
„\i'r the controls.- Reeve Tuckey con-
tinued. ”\\•here is it g1,ing ,t„ ,end•:
There is nothing fair atbt;mt this thing.
;1'he orb;til nllnlicipalitics 111 intaining
their awn police force \V111 pay twice
Reeve G. G. )1i('Ew•at11 stated that
t;odericli \Vat: ittamgulzltitlg the Pro-
vimciati policing system. four Alen at
1S1.750 each.would be repaired: It was
felt 'uhitle efficient service \-Iritis result,
'Reeve 1,1 1ittltr :lad . \\'ardett Smyth I
t•xlllabled that the Province would
equip all po?iskie cars w•itl► radio. inns
the radio set-u1i would be in (lodtrich.
IIurola County was going tit be faced
Mill installing the radio• system, and
the committeefelt More +~diciest service
-,v,;„ld tits tinT t 1111111te.
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The report of, the coult'nittee war;
adopted. •
hLe ••ntentbet•s and, otlicimis of the
t'mm�l il: left 1)1 - the afternoon. by
chartered hit- for Loudon. \Vhl're they
were the a11es1s of tIle 1'ni\t'r-ity of
1Ccsterll-1)11ta11-1(1.
Ta's: Ilylaw Passed
(111 11-itl:ty :t hyl:1W fixing he 1'onmty
tax rate at I -i\ Mills, plus the cast
of.seeu11.tlitt•y scltools io rtiral mumicipatl-
itits. vv as pati1e 11. This is ;(11 itl(rt•:t,se
of 1)111 Will n\01. i:l sl ye:10.
(•ollmty (1(.1•11 N. W. Millet: reported
that 1itt i!woiue frllift the salts of
Christina, seals in Huron c11Ii)lI in
11)1)1 t+rt:lilell $9, It):f; an increase 111
:1:1 per cent. u\er the receipts uI 1:11:x.
- \nlnnuts ti(-eke1 were:. ('01 nt Itll,t
' Huron, :1,11111): (;o(i.t'O11•b area,
Sea11'or111. `1.17:1•, Clinton, `(1.'211.
\\'ingltatal, X1,:,21)): Exeter.
The pr1't 1 Olt" t•omlnlitte16: second 1'e-
11 ,01. 1'een00;l.e11+lung that equipment
:+1111 rl lr;lir- is ilei\ isl•(1 it' 1110 in-
-111'!'11!1• he 111;01(' 111 1 1,o ;,+:11. 11:1"111tllltg
the 1ti-11'l11 ,1 stt•t'1 strongbox
lar• l et.1(1)1_ 111e ilei -!+11,,1._ 111111!' 1 • \\;Is
1 11dI11*setl. -
I'lov\ Mg Match .'ao(:onnts
'1 111) 111 1,11' 111111:11 11:111 boon rt•-
1'e'i,t•11 11} the \\111'' 1.115 1.'1,1)11r1i1111 for
111• Halle- ii! fl'i't •‘11,011,n�1v i �;: ,Ift 1
ai0p"rt ter the lo! 1.h:11601al I'i +\Niels
Match. it w:1- rep,!rtcll. Lille 11 1x.11)1
County flown n's Committee 101+1 :as-
,sur!<tl the 001 tt sent:t)1111 of file War
\�•.t'i� 1)111';'+roil 1.1)t 1lir I'0mn\'a1
of 11e 1(111111 had 1101 110011 It ut ,:,tttl.
-\ statement of the committee and of
the plowmen was gi\ett the \Val' .\sSels
rtprrsen11111'0 11,0 it Ivo- `felt the
inlatter would he satist11ttorlty settled.
\cclrintts to (late assr(ntt'd by the
County on the County Plowmen's-ilt-
ticit amount 11t ::21)71. A. statement
7,1' the accounts will be given to the
press. it was atgrtt ti '
Grants 11111(11' by iMI -committee s1110t
.Iallllait'}' were: \al\`t' i,Pagllt, $.-".000;
Red Shield. $3.000; ('Llit►ese relief and
British flood relief, ,$:100 each: (;reek
relief, $250.
Exe titin a Committee Report..
Endorsatitrn. way given to the rectum
tnendtltion of the,„,,.(executiVe committee
of grants of $1.1)05„ to the Cancer Ice-
selrch Society and -$30(1 to the Huron
County Federation of Agriculture. An
increase in salary to W. •1. Attridge.
County auditor, from $25(1 'to 3400,
was authorized.
• C'i ileurrence was glvetl the request
for 'payment of (ountyy members of`
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GowinerCe. You, too; may need to
repaid, alter or coylyhtruct new bui'd-.
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toomot Loos Toe.--
011ie�V� tu�ochin`ry and
:.a Purchasing ._
Equip ._ eat Liver °
n Purclaosirlg �rnrrsn �®r1es seg
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fencir► �o,�f:r farming
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investigatethe many advantages you 'have
under the Farm Improvement Loan plan.
Come in and discuss your financial needs*
with our local Manager.
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You will be i tail terested to know that the total
amount of Crown 'Life polities in force (owned by
over 200,000 individual, policyholders) now exteeds
$500,000;000.
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directly attributable to your' e ' ciency in - the •sen,rice
of your clients.
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1, -7.ate:
�•� irinhw9w',�% to Am- ,
felt 't unfair to ll1,ld th18 partisan -fat= �wtititlmed to~-pa-.-wlghwit
w+ I)hvsit lam, $501) : Re\ . t' 1 unfair .
•'"0 • '\Ifs I':1'vin suite who wishes to live with another Kerley ant_ to complete highway 87.
\I1', StIver,yeilapiain, ,-a 1
tirask' pensioner 11et` 11 l O1bUTllt.
.1:1(1III 1tsastamt Matron, 31;1)0. 1 4l 1
To Draft New Provision
Ropy,. ALacl;w-nut spoke of an imulatt
from (:otltricll who is prevented from ' Finally, at motion by, Relieves that the
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leaving the IIomie because those who
would tatke hint are, (.tt)\\'}tiilirtg to plaice
flit required. $2(11) bund.
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"\\•icy retain people i11 tilt, County
1lolne when they tvau►t to leave asked
It:reve 'Tu(•key. "\\'e have' a \4atiting
list, yet when inmates taint to 1011 Ve
wl� d111,tg on to theist• as if they \Vere
as precious as gids." Ire attl\'ocaltetl•
The- (council carried a motion that
the clause in the education committee's
'report recommending' payment 'of
Mat•l:w•an and
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cowmti(tee draft a new bund prov'isi.on, ('Quilty representatives on high school,
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was ea►di,t'sed. boards be rescinded' and 4 resolution
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.Al,pt•o\'a01 was given a motion by I be drafted and forwarded to- the De-
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Iiec1es 'l'uchey mud 1)lirrante that the p.trtntci,t of. Education rttlrestingby an
Mem-
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Ontatri+,.I'rovincial. Police be petitioned amendment iment to'tIt(, Act wit
t�y assistance to ts he six centres herof liiglr 50.huu1-distriet boards will
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in Huron. that maintain their own he empowered t1, ply their own
police
force:' --- \\ itig1►atut, Godtrich, ; members.
1t slue s o the
•• f 'th ('liutun and ' I:yl:O\v-s covering', the 'l 1
r Grand Rend. • t 10 of
N,a simple bond with the person w•llur:r
e' Ext -ter -,-\01(-11 requested by the police session were read and passed.
of
tt� take an inmate which would .tat re at n„ at(lilitioual cost \\'ardett's expression of appreciation be County was no integer responsible, ,of these. c. t t utr the (0 1)er111.11,n. 11(1 )trded _hien during
fur ;ttiy. h(' inti rite I tight Ili the• Iuli•ttt( ip.lfttr.
IlVtltt Tie 1 will he til!' week concluded thy session.
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