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LTLICKNOW $ENTINIKL
Published' every Thursday wornlng
' at r#OOknew, Ontario,
MrsA. D. MacKenzie -PreprietOr
..Carn.Pbell TbomPson-:4'111Aisher.
THURSDAY; JUNE- flat 1934
• Caney Coetect shine aro 'ren4liky marketable hind can be reasonably ex-
pected to reflect favorable • developmeeti
• We receeimeed 'the purchase • of . 'shares ie tide Cony
Deseriptive circular aad illietetiesur en request,.
10-CANA1)A EXPLORJ
LIMITEDEsY Etl7fet., TORONTO
an I
worthy;
WAverley, ,291I
•LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE
Joseph Agnew, Luckno*.
lij
•,ZION
g bini‘are ringing. _
*Ailey of Paramount
itutig is teacher here this
or *Ise lodii Webster; due to
continued l critical condition of
aunt,. MiuLizaie..Webster, .of
. *hog* been sinking rap -
Jit PAL •
.60y. of , a•••ii:Maellianth idZion ore-
newed "old -4 taliCeS
vic-
inity by att.M1'ciench,here Sunday
inorninir. ,tiecomPanted by
Mrs Melknua, Ids tw'o' granddaugh-
ters, and hisi niece, Mrs- 5: *wan °I
Mr. -Alfred iin4r31/9 Of eldbl1171
3Pelt the -Weekend with his friends
here. He was ,4cconPanied by
Andrew and_ _WilinilrQ on ,the =return
leaving &Ind*, -elFilningt 'They
ng up residence in -and.1,
in the agar future. „
number front this vicinity M -
ed the Waster reunion at Bay-
„. .
. Dave Anderson of Dunlep.
at 'Sunday' , underthe parental,
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Mr. Themes 'Melia,. son .4.0e., and
, .
Miss Abna 1funter, Mr.., ChaMbers
Mr.' anelfri.. Will 'Helm and
ions Clifford ,aM Grant-ind Mr. and
Mrs. Hert.Heliii'.and son Douglik all
of, Tiverton.' district, attended the
;foment !tithe foram?" brother, Mr.
John Heim laist" week::
,••
: -Littlo7Leis-and-. torn' Hunter • of
Aikfield,:visited with their sister
Alma at .Tiver,bin, for. e. few days
'this, Olt week:
Pinsetition. :Wieser.
• The regular -June Meeting of . the
Zion W. XS. Was held on Thursday
aft.ei‘oon' at the home Of Mrs. Will
Gardner,- with a-splendid.-attendince,
• A•.pietsiag. feature__ of the 'the .iftern°°n
Proceedings win the ',presentation,
to Stk. TaVener, of silver I. cake
tray and: the followMg.:addiesa: •
Dear ...Mts.. Tiiy,ener-" •
' Five years Miro, Wec.rye wonder -
Ing what our .fiert, minister and his
wife•watild be like: Again We are .at
another turn Lite's Road and We
find , °timeless in the same state 01
wonderment.Yfiu, have always been
, one of us-7-shadmg alike our joYeand.
out aezrows. Airue' Christian weiein.
Flowing langiiitgefalai us.-. So We
would:ask you to accept this smith
gift as a ,ilight token of our Appre:
, ciation. ,
the Giver Of Gifts, give unto' you
Ali that is good, and all -that is 'true
The power :to • help, *01 ,the courage
to do,
May the Giver a gifte give unto you.
Signed on behalf of Zion W. M. S.,
Mit. Wesley Ritchie,
Ides George Hunter.
, Mrs. I'mrester, in acknowledgement
• paid tante to the fine ipirit of
•fellOwsliin, and co-operation which
had always existed between the
meinblirs of the W. M. S. and herself
and honed thatthei Might again be.
privileged to meet in the future.
flaseineel %%Parke
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Now • is the time for atinimer
ebint-
zes, Cushions for- your verandah -
Curtains for the summer cottage -
Wardrobe hangingi-Chaiir coverings
coierings•-lovely ,English and
Derdeatie MatteniC 'Reviler values
of 504 0,41.00; at !July 'Sale; Prices
tf
j119r SOO, Vrinchhin
SECOND CON HURON ' .
We are glad to report: that Sam
,Ccnigiam, is able' to beup. and .a,bent,
'again. Sam .eentracfed the in
early s.oringr 'Which • at times threaten-
ed. „Iii-.develOp into
,
large crowd attended the Garden
-party .at :Olivet last Tuesday even-
ing. •The receipia.Were'lvell Over ,Onle
•bundred'd011aris.
•CXOP.S..areltioiting morepromising
alone the line after a. iniChwerd
and .the -*Might which.: was
, .
o
diaconniging thin. last few week.
..: Our popular ached:4. teacher, • Mims
:Aiinrgnret. Canibell ..,Of Ripley la.'
en -
aged 'for . another year at' wheel.
teition
Bert Eaton wasdown to,. see his
ether at St. While there
he Went. across to Tiettoit.to....See his
WHITECIHURCH,,
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Wedding bells are :ringing:
.. We are lorry MM. Wightinania ill.
-
. Mias. Francis Wilson iWinghaT
3Pent Sunday ;With • her brother,- Mr.
Wilson,
Mr.. And Mts. John Reid of Auburn
spent _Sunday :with Mr.' and
.)avid Kennedy.,
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-Miss: Olive • Farrier -finished :he;
Stratford Normal Course .last Thure,
day and 'returned home.. Sheisen-
aged to teach at Dungannon schoei,
.n September,. ..:' . • •
" Mr. and Mrs. Hank 'Kruger and
iaughtex,--boisof-petroit are spend -
nig a week With MM. Kruger's moth-,
Mrs. David Gillies and Other
Holyroed ' and .Whitechurch boys
played baseball here , last •Friday
evening, wheh the locals Won, the
;core being 19 .
Miss Agnes Wait% of„ Stratford
Jeneral hospital . graduate* on Wed'-'
.kesday, .
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Mr. ScotL and Mies Marvel Scott
'of Kijli.ough, attended the . anniver-
sary •In the Presbyterian church and
yisit d with Mr.„ George and • Miss
tda. McQuoid. •
The 'Prerbyterian . Church, I had
very' aneteisful anniversary services
'on Sunday, when Rev. Wm. blcIntosh,
of, London, preached very inspiring
-,ernions to large congrOgations, the
zheitrendering special -inuaic.,
:.There will be . ,ne sevice in the
Presbyterian church her an, Sunday
•swing,to the anniverditst, services et
Langside. • When. Rev. • Kenneth Mc-
Lean of Winghani will :preach at 11
and 7.30 p.m. :
' Mr. and Mrs. Rune'. Galant enter,
tained their friends • and relatives. to
a dance ThursdiY., b
A wedding reception ; is being held,
it the home, Of, Mr. imindrs. George
P. COultei of, East WitWeriOsh.: on
Thursday ',evening, in honor tiii• their
daughter's Marriage& ' Miss' Agnes.
Afaeguerite to Mr. Jahn daunt,: eldest
son of Mr. and Mrs. Thar. Oinnt,..-
A Kennedy. reunion picnic was
held last Thursday at Guelph. It was
13 , ideal day„ and iiliont 70 relatives
„were present. The day was anent in
sport and renewing old acquaintances
Mrs., Annie MeCarrel.,WAS .there”froni
the,Soo. Mrs. Sandy McEdwards was
theoldest person , present, Wet 82.
Next year the .Picnic is AO be held in
th4..
ASHFIEL,D
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. Mrs. Kenneth MacLennan/has gon
visit e
to Chicago to vst, her daughter;
*Fs' pl.',
niaiersof - Kintail branch of
the, Women'a Institute are invited tt
eet. with --the Goderieh_brsnch'
Wednesday of this Week to 'hear the
summer speaker.
, -Dan Ros. was token quite
suddenly ill on, Saturday . and was
rushed to St. Joseph's HoSpital;,,-Len-
don. where he underwent a iery
serious operation. His many friend.:
will be glad to knew he it doing
well as could be expected
Ashfield waii well, represented' at
meetingthe in Goderich on Wednes-:-
day at which Mr. -M. Hepburn, , the
Liberal leader; Wks the guest speaker
The Presbytirlanohnrcli.beld their
anniversary .services on ,Sunday laST.
Dr. F. S. •-MacKenzie of Montrea,
took charge of theservices both
morning. and .evening. Dr. MacKenzie
is in : Ashfield "old boy" and, his,
Many friends, are ' always gild to
welcome him and to have an elver-.
tunity to hear him preach. ,
PARAMOUNT
Miss Sarah, ifsicA.uley , returned
hone last Thursday from Stratford
where she completed 'her Normal
Course. -•
Mr. and Mrs. Robert' Scott and
Isabelle; -Currie -Corners, were recent
`'jsitoP. -*kb Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Mae..
Donald,
-.-„Miss Ethel Martin , attended- ,the
Dome-Ale:Science' 'Judging .
tion held' in Port Elgin last Thuisdn,...
and was fortunate' in winning , thy.
Truax trophy. ' ' •
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Miss Mary Cook,. 11:Ni, is. home
. ,
from nursing at Winghain for, •the:.
past few', weeks. ' , •
•• There was a birge 'crowd at the
dance in the ,Piremount Hall; last
Friday night. The next dance is ad
vertised: for "Friday night;', June 29
Mi.:, and, Mrs. Wm. MacGill Were
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
George Ben, Culross.
Wedding bells . are ringing.
Mr. .Bald, P: S. visited the
school last Friday.,
4th cos., ittiltos0..
l‘P:s3 Mary Graham, nurse -in -train
ing �f Guelph, VMS home for a.,.fe..%
ddYe vacation.,
Mr, Clair McDougal hhs gone • t•
TOrOnte;:40here he has Secuto; -
position. • ' !
.,MiSs Sarah MelVer and Mist,Chrk,
tena Tbompsonof "Stratford, .ar
home ' for • the 'holidays.. • •
Mr.. John Hareiltan, iS busy Wes.:
days painting and paper* hanging,
*A, large .croWdattended' the Soot.:
Tinloss Garden Party ' on • Frida,
.evening, When . ere* one enjoyed
good supper supper and[a splendld proitraire
. Mies R. Ramage • Of:. St Relen
visited last Week 'with Mts., G. Moot,
iltOri., '
Mr,' and Mrs, James Lyons ion"'
titiday it R. .Middleton'i, • ,4; •
.406tom Dave Catintlieti • ettitridi.•,`
the County reit-Meeting:at WO"
rtien tecent Y. '
MisS Irene, Stratbdee is engage.'
▪ teacher for 'the 'ceming 0.! •
NnAto11FQPs •
,In response 736 ,. our , request !for„
Opinions -of our readers,,thefoilowing
has come in, and we take pleasure
In .; giving it on to our readers.
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Editor N. C. M. CColumn:Dear Sir:-
• .
The New Canada Movement lias
not yet penetrated into our district
So my -knowledge of, it is- from year
the magazine articlee on it from
tinie*,te. 'time. 1 sini 'hoping :.to learn
ir-ore _of it,. If it is a youth :more -
Ment intent, On studying our pro-
blems to And the "new ideas and new
methods necessary to meet the new
conditions", the* I am all for it.
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In reading an -article-.-- -concerning
Pmit , movement: was . the atatenient
"There is 'nothing permanent in ,the
word except change". An odd state-
ment but one ' carrying '1.: great,' deal
of truth.,
,maii.:poil.lifirsti!leaarticeosZPraercootilvliceltiyopyLunofg:
travelling, beyond the two feet with
which, 1 was equipped, was by buggy
or democrat: The buggy took us to
church 'Mid town, t•he clemoCirat to
the picnics. To my young Mind this
was taken as * Matter of course.
dreamed, when tome to manhood. of
having a .kne driver and buggy. To
To
'be :Mite, We had the 'De you
;remeniber the thrill of those' minual
xcursionSL-to-TIfincardinel=ii----"iiry
looked forward to for .montha and re-
membered for -ninny - mere: ,Trains
hit always been ei long , as my
father could .remember -they would
alWays be.
Then •a :.verY strange contraption.
came along, snorting and riiiiffing'And.
'not going at all in a 'straight line
like the train. There were earlier
Cars around , here but the °nee. that
I ieW most were ',those 'Fent;
Runa-
bonts. 'A ,wonderful , new niaeliine;
whimy elders prophesied :in an
extravagant mood, migh yet become
the . PloYthjnics' Of 'filL.the Wait*. ;
,
:And dot/in neer the. lake, 'Men
planned a radial' line This would
earn! • people and :goods inn* faster
. • •
thatt,the train. People Visioned leiter
and finder radial line'' s • but always•
theradial.
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1111 Then overhead a strange bird flew
.14, bird votii wings of Of cloth and
body of Steel, ;And , my elders,
plietis .of the future; siii• the - time
when great advances could be Made
in fashioning this ' bird. 'But is all
Iikelihood it would toy
of the scientists. •
• And *RE on and no on...The buggy
and the democrat have all but
disa-
ppeared. The future: of the train in
its • •
present form .is open to argument
All our radials' have passed out of
the ,picture. The auto has undergone
•Alqini613041i11:210.-IPPe4iinteJ-Atia-
utilitY. And the :aeroplane; who eati
tell what its future will be? May, in
nnother,twenty-five yearn, our cattle
4 r
our cream Mid our eggs ,goi to the
title's by air; may we, get Out tooth
Miste our .frying pan and seed , driil,
by the same route? Or may some new
power, machine, ' some new engine;
entirely change transportation? Who
°:,:,14,421.1::Y?sot4; usagain; the
, ,
Statement, "There is nothing , per-
manent in the World except change":
see . nothing :wiling with these
changes as long 13'We on ‘Manage
to :adept ourselves to them. As I
understand your ineVeineht it is the
'attempt of Canadian youth to OttidY
ind lace the facts ' fairly and to de-
vise wait and means of building an
economic , system through which we
can secure a' greater Security, a
greater culture and a 'greater hap -
These changed ,have come and
_ • ,
continue in si world of science. We
Menet stop them- 'if we would, • just
ss .surely, great chingeil must -come
le Onr• economiC rn 1sne3 to meet
these new 'conditions. But while we
have 'hid thousands: of skilled iteien-
tiOti Working 'on improvements on
the engine, the • ,aute and the aeto,-
Plane, the science o gevernment;has .
•itieri left largely in the hands ef
*4.4uacks" 1 see the New Canada at'
• 101'40 -COUnq .001111.011
(Continued.Froni Pier 'Week)
rai4eg Easi .ia ItanOvet: •
.7111.0 ban 01 neiveeristruetion work
4n. tne.Knog'a highways in Bruee Was
celneved„, the Council on a, divisim:
JL 17 to 13, :telling the Highways
,..iepartinent„ in effect, that there
-JO no ' objection to the Government
,ihiving. No. 4 4.141Pisq•Pe..ween hen,
JO 3.114,Weikrrten. And; the only
j portion Of No. 9 Highway
,Jetweeri Walkerton and Kincardine.,
-4:11q'• latter:;‘, stretches • beteen the
4m:teflon- with 'the , Teeswat road
west to 'iElnloss, corner. .
•I$43Parttnent ',had previously
for tenders to pave this. inite-
4e. (about 1.0 miles) in Bruce. The
-.Ounqiii: *Weyer, received no 301..1;.
"ea#0.11. regarding: its. ',.intentions.-
conteiliplateif work' is part
Henry GovernnAant's ' election
year huge ,program • Of :public Works,
Prtion.4oneored by Reeves J.
Cameron 'of" Port kllgin and Cecil
JAYA_ of. '.1.e,coherrand,.. Toast; "'Oat! ,tai§
-..dancilE;40 now rescind the. motion
-if :November 1931, asking the '-:Be-
zenstruction for 1U32 and. 1943. We
anisriii7eont thank
-4rOftrhdein .DferopE7rtm,ane.nyt:r,o;:r
onforining to our wishes in '' those
„1:,P4iar.eea:fiirivea:tarci.7.thedteat ik:et.ehPI, ;46figth.h‘v.isaY.:414°.tt;.1-.1
In einendment it was. 'ineved b
,4nald by Reeve. 4. A. ;LOgie of Pais-
-e37,1•',that Council .confirm the motion
„• WA, and ask. the Department no
▪ pave On. any YrOvincial road this
mdendtiVilividoskziiend,
r'Or the aniendinent-Messrs. Are,
-Urgeia,..Carruthers, Christie; Clancy;
iui. Davis Hamilton Howe; Logie,
orbedeld,r'
Westlake, W. 'White ano
.voeds 113), . • • . '
Agailist.' the • amendment -Messrs.
-Jonald 'Cameron, J. S. Cameron,
„Anaheim, •Dales, geed Davis; Dawson
•••.;edcles, Graham.' Gregg,' ;David • Mei.
0•Jscwohiniatieliddyi'll. Stirling, Tyson .Matudnno::•,.4)11;"S.0.;;
,,0'Tuhnee'iiEliirgelivroalsal;..0,reeniefitinittneoendf.iththale
action be ,'tikenan a request',
he merchants: of Kincardine,
that Council 'petition the Highway,.
Department ,t0 pave between 'thi.,
TepOWata road, and Kinloss .corner.
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Mothers' Allowances •
- The. amount distributed...tn.:Brag
County . on • Mothers' Allow n
count during the year ending Oct.
310933,-vias-$20,180,,,OU which - -the-
County :paid, one . halt; •
A total of 167.'finiilie:s linVe re-
ceived assistance under the Mothers
Allowance Act in '
Bruce. Sixteen ap-
pications :Were received Iast Year;.
:nine •allOwances. were granted;
num-
Der of beneficiaries, 52
:.Mtiapital :and. Other . Grime.
:The 1(!liowieg grants Were ias33thi
.C.11141rell 3 • Aid - Society, 42500; thL
D ruce 'County Hospital, Walkerton,
$3006- :Kincardine Hospital ;3000;
fapie.;' heed Outpost Hospital 1 700
Salvation Army, ,., $59r; Tobermory.
_-.11-131107-8C110?1,--"Is8.;"
•zomiindi Po°, -Srace County, Edu-
cational Association • • •
' A $.75
Grants t� . five High Schools total-.
led ,,,:.$28,779,70. anti, tO ten COntinne.--
. , •
4on .SChOHOlose: p$i24.5,1004.8;c9ii4ts
Thetetal.; amount passed .,'to ,pay,
hospital accounts .incurred by . pat-
ientic'teeelViii, treatment in hospitals
it1.04, outside',1t.ho.%ontysLi;36r.,0;thist16couipii.
nalf andthe hical.rniunidipalities, the
balance. The Municipalities hardest
bit': Carrick, a-pntienta
Southampton, . 3 . patients.' :$436,75;
Marton, 3 :'patients, $460; Albeinarlp,
patients . $399. • ' •
Agricultural Grants
The following ' grants to, fail fairs
aere- approved; -Tara • $207; . Tees -
water 4224; Pert, Elgin $175; Paisley'
;$144; Chesley ,$152; ,Mildnitiy:. 4171;
ftiplei $147; .LucknOw $157; Kincar-
dine $117';: Pinkerton'•$96;_,. Under-
wood 4104; TiVerton. 4124; Henworth
;$128;•••Wierton 137; Lion's Head. $161.
Each of the four ,Women's Insti-
tutes ist0 receive .a grant of $25.
•
---Toinszaf-yetutgr:peopre represent -
ng the County at jiiter-OuntY cern,
petitions.: are to .be, granted: $76 each,
Pld the following .lither grants .were
eraboslied in the report of the Agri-
eultural
Committee and approved:
4 "We also recommend that • this
County take take edvantege.of . the
Mas-
ey Scholarship , of $50.00 'which, is
Offered to any. County Council that
Otos O like SliM towards paying- the
expenses of 'a :first year student' at
the 0 -AX, and that the Wardent, the
Agrioultural,-'11ePresentatiye; the:
a training ground net tor
manebut for atiitesinen -• • .
' tapes for success,,
. 4. 'C.
Here are a few of the books m
•
the local library which members.
have :found very, interesting: "Liv-
ing CreatirelY" by Kirby Page; "Men
Ant Mathines" 4 Stuart Chase and
'Asians"by Upton Close,
,11. II.' Hannam, Provincial U. F. O.
,
secretary, tonight ' (Thursday)
give his -address My Visit to •13en-
marl,c" at the public' Meeting in the
Town Walt, under - the auspices, of
thelocal U. F: O. ‘Club. Besides this
address ' there Will be a musical. pro-
gram,.
by a. ,dance. ' Silver
eeaSfr:1114a
il*r 'ttrne"*'ltii_41,..re,7illobtehigs
shuld
hman, a
keen student 01 affairs And an inter-
esting! speaker.
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IMPAY,
11:11K.11447:'
ceum Theatre
WINGHAM
Show Stade 8 P,
6
ThersdaYarridaYi Saturday
° 'JUNE 21.2243
2 Air
George nen
In
rotitier Marshal"
A ivesterikPictur.e 1!ailar :to the
Fastens !Tie, !ci,ci,".
COMED •
• Charlie- Chase In
'LUNCHEON' 4.t; TWELVE"
Adventures 01 of a Cameraman
'and FOE, NEWS
4Ounty Treasurer had the Agriculr
ural•Chairman be 'a. .conimittee to.
.elect the the •student for' • .the
. 'We yeeamniend' that a 'grant of
489.00 be >given to each •1. of the two.
it;winen's Associations in Bruce
Johlity,; providing they hold a piow-
ineteli this year, ipc1 wonld'ing-
-ter-54e•-th..catoutnh4s:ni.enek ,be ecoinined '
I -We' .recommend that of'Bia0t. of
25.uO be made to ench of the
ltural Societies . in the County, as •
„4rOierlY, . on receipt of a certificate'
tbeii annual 'Show."
Highways .,Illeora,ot, e- "
' Road. insurance was again **ed..
with a neptarilf 'Corripany, :tne, Con=
plaiated Ore, and Casuality •
ixisur-
o., the prenninnsfor.the year 43014:
iu44':
• 4363.70. The preMiuni last year was
4340.00, the reduction resultirig. from
ne lamgure' 01. giniTs• 4
. •
‘.'-
.ne-carrYmig- company -havingpaid
ilaniages amounting to only 410e:00,
e--h-Regarding-,Lthe
With respect to the Gen); the It0,7
perty Ceminittee, reported, in .piirt,,
aelellowS:
, "Mr. Victor Bell: having been. .
pointed as, new Gaoler, we Were ask-
ed tO inspect theGbeilland found that
core was ..sonie %papering and:paint,
mg necessary and also that the lloor„
'en the,,,upstairs...,was:'•in a badstate,
reniiii...We had some ',papering 'and
painting tone, alsoa hard yieoa Beer :
.Laid at a cost- of '$139:00. ' • ,
' "Be Grand :NO report Of April
2tijaht1934 _with) .-Glrealner Jury.e"tp" ;iedet"nnot
'Tet0nilifend7lit this One... Thetiny
also Xecommendled..a.liospital 'ward
.n the- thiol but your .cornmiitte.e feel
ihatas there. are only seven inmates
. the Present , time ther.e is ample
ibom and accommodation in case of
••;icitnes's and - Would reconunend .that
.4s1S' be left for .consideration by a
“utuie cOmMittee. The Jury also ask-.
thatsome;fire, protection .be pro- .
vidcd whieli is being considered at
,he. present time." ." •
. Appointments
Magistrate F. W. Walker
vas appointed' d..inemher,. of ',the., .
3oard Of Crimifinl Audit. in the place
Norman Robertson who . re.; .
Byers of Wiarten . and
Rolit.•. Sloan of Elderslic Were
iiiMintited as the :County, Council's
71pre,sentativeS: On the .hical: Board; of, •
•••lothera' Allowances. •" •
,
i.,:esCooluuntiCoinlietp.provet, nf,.. the°. f,011.4wing:
,•A. resolution , from the County of •
• 'erthr-oppesing:-propOaeklegielation-,7.-:-
.4 the pasteurizing of 'Milk;
resolution from ; the, Connty;, :Of
Dufferin, advocating legislation to
enable municipalities to license ped-
lars
seltng nuinufatthi7d good*,
bread, Meats, fish and all. goods:A(:6k!,
by 'resident merchants.
• A. resolution from the ,COunty . of
Lincoln, requesting requesting ' the . Department
Of AgricultuAtto take steps to Cope
With the :starling nienece in•the.fruit .„
and grain sections of the Province. '
Council did not .ii`6riiite of the re-
solution Of the Cotin0 of Welland
to have ThanksgivingDay fall on
;COunty 'treasurer, Nelson, in -ere,-
sentink . his 4Filienal statement; said .
hethought it would be possible for
the FinancefiCenunittee to reeenunerni
to • Coiindil- drop of a (Natter , Of a •
mill in the • rate, thus leaVing'a safe
margin Or •contifigtiencieS, 'and nini-
ing cloning the year with
a surplus.
Finance Committee, 'howeVer,•... went
another,: step -half a mill -and the
Reeves being anxious to give the.
people' Of their •
muchrelief as possible, cenderred il
the recoMinendatiOn. ' ,„ '• • '4"
The highways
sherrthani.,eis
2.°st
or one m
but the entire increase is ihie to ex-
rream113irrejild.tetewdOrkthtihstit;eilihkeinC:l4till:ltinYis
knew ,
herwise
the tsimjlitbarritigteor'liaatt the lot:nicorilr;i. roadwaysne .t1
The Savings that killevired (it the
half Mill reduction in the county',
rate are attributel to n'tedactrOff.'et
between :0000 and $3000- need! ter
High' Sclio:ol piano -Se§ and "other tote
'in :general expenditure, ,
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