The Goderich Signal Star, 1976-05-27, Page 2•
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4"GODgRICNSIONA1-4TAR, Tal,IRSDAYrMAY 27;1:0;10- •
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• About 25-'4,000 personS
be Vaccinated againstSwine
Huron County • within
fOur Weeks this fall, members
Of IlUron County Council
learned Thursday at the
_regular Maysession.,
•• •Deputy -reeve Bill Dale of
,•
•
• SeafOrth, Speaking on behalf
of the chairman of the Board
of Health,. Reeve Ed
Oddielfson of Bayfield who: -
•
• was absent, said it Was the
board's ,imderstanding about
• 5,000,000' persons would be-
innoculated in Ontario within
a four week period. •• .
-Tho are .going to, need
many yolunteers," Mr. Dale
.:• --continued. •
• The deputy -reeve then
•
smiled and said that if his
•services are required, he
• . Would be 'pleased to volunteer
to innoculate the staff at the.
court house first - and then
each of „the - county coun-
cillors. •
It was learned the county
will make application t� the
Ministry. of Health on behalf
of the steering committee of
the- Children's and
Adolescents' Mental Health
Services, for funds to finance
the employment of a fulltithe
• director of the Huron Centre
of Children and Youth.
,• This facility was promised
by the Ontario government at
the time -the facilities at
.Goderich Psychiatric
Hospital were closed. It will
• be financed 100 percent by the
' province, but the county has
•to make application :for. the
• •-funds. ,-, •
•• No site has been chosen as
• yet for the facility, It is
• believed that when a director
• is secured, that person will
make all the necessary
• arrangements. •
• A new Chief Public Health
inspector has been engaged,
He is Ed Harrison who begins
•• :a: Month probationary
.period, with salary based. on
$17,000 per annum.
County council authorized
one member of the health unit
staff to attend a Ministry of
Housing property standards •
. . study session in -Toronto at
the end of this month: : •
•
Reeve Gerry Ginn of
•Goderich Township itrgedthe
• health board to send "some of
our inspectors" so they can
find out "exactlywhat it is we •
do "need" in the way of
housing standards.
"They might be putting us
• out of our homes now," said
Reeve Bill Elston, Morris
• Township. "They may- con-
demn our homes like they
•: have the arenas:"
• --The "Rxecutive Committee -
reported to council that the
Howick arena, built only two
. years ago, requires' addition
reinforcement" according, to
recent regulations: •
• Cpuncil agreed to forward a
• request to the 'Ministry of
Labor to review the criteria
' 'being used relative to snow
• load and wind resistance of
. arenas in the province.
"We're .not worrying too
'1114141, aboUt our arena ever
being closed," • commented
Bob Gibson, reeve of Howick.
He said the building plans
-Were just approved by the
• department of • labor two
years ago, and that therm)! of
the arena "doesn't carry any
•snow". • - ,
Reeve Bill Elston told
• council he "-resents •a
st,atentent attributed, to the
reeve of Goderich, Bill'
Clifford that the county
• representatives 'love to go to
conventions": He• was
sPecifically questioning a
board ot,health report which
said Dr. Frank Mills, Huron .
• County Medical. Officer • of .•
Health, had been ".atithOrized.
to attend a convention
Moncton, NeW Brunswick in
,hme. •
,
• "This • is Standard
procedure," said Bill Dale of
the health board.
Earlier in the session, a
question was asked about an
Ontario Ministry of Social
• Services Convention being
• held in Owen Sound in early
June to, which Huron field
• workers Will be going: '
It was learned there are
still -• "oPenings" for county
Councillors. who may wish to
attend this convention as "
well. •
this connection, 'Warden
JackMcCntcheori told council
it was policy that if all the
convention places were not• ,
taken by committee mem-
bers, any member of council,
• could attend any convention
of his or her ChOice.
• The • warden further ex-
•
plained that conventions are
considered • worthwhile
educational opportunities for
councillors who are expected .
to learn gl they can to help
then in their deliberations at
county council.'
. Miss Debbie Argyle ha§ •
-been hired effective•May 17 to -
replace Mrs. Ivy Fisher who
has • resigned as secretary -
bookkeeper for the ' Social -
Servicesoffice in Goderich. •
Deputy -reeve Frank Cook
of -Clinton questioned whether
this position had been ad-
vertised. He was •told that'
Miss, Argyle had filled in for
Mrs. Fisher during -vacations
and illness periods, and that
whenseeretarial help is
needed in the county offices,
• many tithes names are
merely selected from ap-
plications on file which have
been received from persons
looking for work. ,
Council was pleased to note
• that 58 welfare cases were
terminated in April 1976 in th#
Social Services office Only 24
new Were added. •. ,
"ThiS.,is the lowest nurribet .
of cases that have been -added
in -'11 month in recent .
memory,1! boasted chairman
W.M. Williamson, reeve of
Grey TciwnShip. •
• John McKinnon, directorof
Social Services for Huron,
TV TIPS bY 'ALVIN'
WE CAN SOON STOP 'THAT
ANNOYING PICTURE
.ROLLING or any other •
reception- problem you're
• having. We're interested in
helping you and will con-
tinually please you with our
promptness and coUrfetiy.
ALVIN'S Tit
•-. SALES AND SERVICE
• Antenna and Tower
•
installation
•. 162 Mary St.
82 4.408 9..A.
attributed this to, -better regulations, and elikiges in
employment opportunities,. the distribution .01, unetp-
publicity for new • welfare ploynient benefits.
• 4-H Vet Club
• meets
at Clinton
Doug Miller, Brian Lobb
and John Van Vliet were: -the
• : Junior leaders on the topics
bacteria and disease, viruses
• and disease at thefirst
meeting of the Huron County
Veterinary Crub on May 17th
• at the Board Rooth in Clinton
'Agricultural Office.
Elaine -Stewart opened the
meeting with everybody
standing and repeating the 4-
, II pledge' and the minutes of
the last nieeting was read hy
• Sandia Nivins, who is the
secretary.
• Then the junior leaders ..
took chargeof the Meeting by
doing their. ;topics. Steve
Thompson, the leader of the
Veterinary Club went through
the questions on the, lessons
• and Elaine Stewart ad-
journed the meeting. -by
Barry Miller • •
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Beginning as.Soon as , counting service of the
possible, the county will be Canadian 'Inapedal Bank Of
switching to the PaYroll ac- Coninieree. The annual cot
•
will be about .$6,000, but
clerical staff by One
by reducing the
county administrator Bill
Hanly hopes to offset that cost within a few months.
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