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'The' Federation .of Agriculture
has' competed, the hrucellasis can-
vass do ' Usborne •township,. tki'e
council was told :Monday by Clerk.
Harry $traang. During 'the denyass
20a cattle . owners signed thepeti-
tion to d sa �e Ih fa nship a ;a
.Brucellosis comfeel area, Refusing
to ;sign were 1 owners; Who were
:opposed to it. Tlie report that the
cattle :Owners Were 83.2. per .dent
in `favor of the., ,petition. has been
..returned to . the Department of
Agriculture• '
Jaques and: Glenn municipal
'dram -bYk aivs were passed and
tenders: .awarded: William ' Camp-
bell, Seafortli, was successful in his
tender .on the Glenn -Somerville
drain, at, $2,938°. The Jaques ten
,der, Went' to; Robert Boweliffe :.at
• A petition sigiied- by the major,
ity --of ,interested. owners, -.on the
Prance ;Award drain, to have the
"drain •taken°•-over;.::by'the •towiship,-
`was aced ted • by, council.
Other business.- included the
pointment, of "High Love to repre-
sent th'e township'—ori—,4110 Exeter
ect W
Planning Board: ;Tax coli or al
Liam. Tghns•, reported a :balance 'of
3',216;95,;,in• 1958 taxes..: still out-
standing;. •Council instructed him' to
•collect all.-racco,xints possible•.befo.re
e count
'- ll a ih
returningthe ro t , Y
treasurer for=.collection
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It
"at fewer. cattle
was�i'eported th. .
required': treatment• for Warble • fly
this year. W.' 'J.'°Routly, road sup
.printendent; Was ..delegated t4,, at-
tend the •, school sponsored by ;the
OntArab Good"Rads Association •at.
the V'niersity.,of Toronto -on May
'ii.; The. towiishi; :Will:, pay. his ex-
penses, a ouritin 'to
�COrtent accounts, ni g•
a total of $2,403", 5.6were. passed
'for pavinent. :This included a re
bate of,° !unpins and provmeial
krait:, on .'..the Webber. municipal
drain of•:`$664.05 •to ratepayers `.on
.the drain. Reeve; C. A. 'Smith pre-
sided ;and;.all member',of council
were present - •
of S
eaforth
has;,
' Town
The Cotillicil of. the
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int. rizeted me• to dei ,
• Time; .-ad.opi•edfar, the . " pwnr � .. eafortha
during the .period of :Y
• Monday, April •
at 12:01a.m:
to
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Sunday, September 2-7, °1959 >;
at 12:01 a.m.
a -r espectfullS• r-equest t1a� clti�ens to=
observe. the same.
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"GOD SAVE TTiE:'QUEEN"
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The . Wingharn :District High
School Board Was. faced With .a.
busy agenda at its regular.meet-
ing' on Thursday evening • of last
wee}i,
Yollowing routine'Thisiness which
aaw the approv si bf the minutes of
the previous meeting and• the pay,
ment'; of, the : m•onthlY. accounts,•the
board Beard •:a..:reseintion„ oni the
'Connell•oVthe Village ,af Dross"e s7;,
to:.the effect that Brussels woo d
not pass.'approval of the new•addi-
tion to the •:school,
-The resolution read as follows
"I wish to sioti£y you •that at the
meeting; of'- the Village~.Council;
held on March 2; 1959,'the follow-
ing resolution."was passed:
"That
the' Brussels Couneil- re
Mises :approval- of,' an eight -room
-addition toythe High School, When.
a ,,six-room;(additionj was, advo-';
cated ..andP
.`that obabi Y y.':a four-`
room addition would liey sufficient;:;
'We feel that the Winghain District'
.High: Scheel_•Board have over -esti
mated • themselves• and, that the'
added exp'erise of teachers'• salaries:'
w
beterrfi•c a
t iong
y
with the new
ill
solar increases: -H. •A.. Fischer
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Clerk, Village 'of Bru.Ssels."
;The:. beard ens
s u sed the r olu
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di, F .s
'tion. briefly :and had secretary
'Place. the. letter on [ile.
A cletter .was received ,from/the,
staff: confirming, the
settlement, of.
recent -.salary negotiations and. the
_schedule' which' had been; ,:'agreed
upon:
On motion of board members„
McKibben -and King, the resigna
Herd :and •Miss
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tions of Miss a •
M• ;I Davis were: accepted. .The
latter teacher wasthe recipient of-
Canada : Gouncil•.Seholarship, and
=.on
the !toff or five.
•has' been• f,
ears'
A newlywed 'found his wife cry_
.ing when he ; returned. ,:ffdifi his
first •day:back. at • the;•office ,.-"Our
dog," .she sobbed .'"ate up :the
whole cake I had _baked -just :for
` `Don't Cry,.:Lambkin ' begged
the bridegroom.youf'an-
otherdog•
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Pickups .Monday anti Thnrsday
Mornings
Prirkcipal S, Hall reported often
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plans from the -architect in. order :and the agrieurture committee to
that tenders ;may be called and to
obtain . an accurateestimate on .the
amount: that• -will be required • to -
equip the new addition. 'Following
this, -;it will then be possible to give,
the Town of Winghank the• amount
of money that will have to be rais-
ed by .debenture. He said that it•
is hoped to have the final plans
for - the -addition• within. two weeps ...,_
The ligand` authorized Mr..' :Hall 'number';of cases' aTe cured -
engage °summer help to take care
of the flower beds and gardens,
Mr:- Thompson' reported that the,
barn roof will need repair immedi-
ately as the building will be used
to house a number of broilers.:
Medical science is better equip-
ped. to deal with cancer than ever
before Each year an increasing
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A miscellaneous shower was held over th'e 'threshold --of , marriage.
for. MISS Pan `T iebner,.bride-elect "Having been associated with
in
,you m :: G I T.;, and yin ,the choir,
o£ Saturday, the .basement of we shalt miss you from: our -midst,,
13rucefield tJriite.d Church, on;Wed bi4t, We :earnestly -hope :that you
nesd-ay evening Mrs. George C1if- will, become actively engaged, in
ton was' mistress of ceremonies for some phase, Of • church work`in-the
,-the fol'loWing: ;;program: a ;piano 'commtwity to.avhich yen I are-go-
solob�*.D . oris Walker;. two accor- in:g: Tn so doing, you will strength-'
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strength -':than' selections by ' Gaye -:Elliott On the bonds'of remembrance with
ianb: solo b Y• • Eleanor Wrigh
t'• and :us- whom:,Ym,i ,are leaving:
trod
izs .readings' b '',Mrs. Some•.,who,have already...
two 'humero , £� by
ersen Miss . Triebne 'the path ie the ;altar have a bit: of;
Cliff'; fiend r, A
her' mother, Mrs David •Triebner•,M advice for. -anyone contehplating
and Mrs. Earl•Bernard •were call •marriage, namely': • Accord your
ed to `the front lar: -the present! husband ape:. same kuidly :treat-
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tion..- linent, :after the wedding, ceremony
The 'you •d d before he won• yon, Was -asi Y ,
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rhe,:address'as folov�
by Miss Mary, Bro'adfooti "Dear ;your• voyage on. the sea' :of matri
Joan; :Many,. ;many years, ago • St: mony will' be calm and 'Pleasant.'
_ `Re oice•; with' therm :: <"Wishing you and Howard very
Doul 'wrote, _ • � Y er
that . do, re-joice', and°, it is for the thing that' is • .good in; the years;
Yourpurpase of rejoicing'• with you .on '•a'lbead„we ask .you• to accept these
',.:.•'!,AP raa'ching—in:arriage' than. gifts 11Tay they ever' bring you.
we .your friends and neighbors •'happy memories of your life • at
:are ',gathered,':here this evening Brucefield .— Your Friends and
We,:,:who have watched you ;grow• 'Neighbors.
• � f rst'ste The. many'bea•utaful
and useful
u since you took your. r � ... p,. - ,
P
desire'::. to extend to • you our, best' gifts; brought' m by Brenda
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wish es: now''when .you are Tiiebner;�, and '-:Anne Clifton. . Th
e
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ran.s
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dance for'March. was 93.32 percent to, take this most important t t to 'bride elect made a fittin re
with=an entolrm of 570 students..
--He-saliWhat t11e: Cadet inspec_tion
has :been .set for May 21st;: and op
en', night with-the-graduationdance,
%to be held --on May. 22
A':motion';;was passed exPreSsing
appreciation toall ;the m;unicipali
-ties in the^•distriet and tothe coun_-
ty'fer;the . efforts=that' :}lad., been.
made during ;the hard winter to
keep the reads open for the school
On motion of dV aeWilliam .arid.
Armstrong;; after '• a lengthy ,dis-
eussion,, it was decidedin
to.;crease
the arnoiliit lattiu' bits oprators,
•per month by.$75.00 •for .the large;,
•buses, and $5Q.00 for the small ve
hides, . and from:•; 25 cents to 27
`cents per inile'.for; those oil'''=a mile
age basis,
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Approval lieeeived
R' S Hetheruigton said• that ten
tative•. epp n*a1..._kias• been ;received
froni the Department of Education'
for the laew addition. • The next
step, he said, is 'to'obtain finalized
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