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ONLY A CLUB DOING VERY EXCELLENT WORK COULD PRODUCE THESE WINNERS.
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The, . County Council • of the
:County of .Bruce met at Walker-,
• :•ton on Monday evening,: Novern;
• ber .6t1i, With: ,Warden wmian
•C. Winter .ef Walkerton, in the
chair: Of 'mor• e than ordinary terest ainong the routine business
• dealt- with,• were the folloimVg
xnatters!-• .
Council unanimously approved•
appointment of Mr.' pooh, G.
• •Ytindt as Catinty: Engineer; and
• road Superintendent. Mr. Yarellt
•had . -been chosen . by the Highvvay
Committee .and. the Warden; early
- July, 'from among 14 applir
cants. and his appointment' ..could
• not becorne permanent until apr
proved' by the whale 'council and
the Department of. Highways
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Council adopted . the' reccim
mehdation of a special ;commit
tee appointed. at 'the June SesSiben
to investigate, the advisability 6
•setting „up a Juvenile • COurt • in
Billed County, and rejected:the
idea of Setting up such a:court
because . it, was. considered that
there are not enough infractions
of the •lakv. *by:. juveniles in,. the
Ceunty to'. warrant setting, u
such a special Court
•Property. Committee pre -
Served. preliminary plan .of the
proposed addition to the Regis-
try* Office and thewrenoVation
the court:room . in the court
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County Treasurer:T. H. Alton,
in his •report reminded Council
that,
that, in keeping the mill rate. at structure he designed, and, the weeds,
13 ' they .had. budgeted for contractor did'. a Splendid, job. A ,Reorrimending • that legislat:on
• a deficit of $26,686.26, but in ex- t.i.jt.aIlale plaque: in. honor of .the •be 'passed requiring all seed for '
amining-paymentS' made so far late Mr. Stephenson will be plaq- sale to carry on., the tag the.
this year, be has found that some ed .on the bridge names Of . the various types of
of the committees will exceed the Committee also reported' Weed seeds in the saMple;
the estimates set''.'far Ahern: It that,. $359,000 been spent 1,1tecitieting.. the provincial Gov -
far . thiS year on county roads.. eminent to institute sifiae. plan
The. lengthy drought made it dif- designed to: reduce -the popula- •
ficult to maintain gravel. roads tion of foxes; .
this year •and _achieve 'a proper
. . RecOmmending that • the pre -
Standard in new constniption. In7 sent *Open season 'for patridge*be
eluded in this. year's prograin was reduced One-half s�as to 'enable
the Widening of three narrow .the birds to becbme re:establi311:•..
bridges on the Formosa Road' ed. •
Recommending that: all railway
*cars 'be required to be paintrinn•
box cars be required to be paint., •
ed with illuminated paint for the
protection Of the travelling pub -
would appear at this' time that.
-' the .deficit Will be •greater than
estimated . and he cautioned , ' all
f. committees to keep •within their
appropriations And that • further
• new .corrunitments 'for this year
should be kept to an •absolute
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NOTICE is hereby given to the MUNICIPAL ELECTORS
OV THE VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW that in compliance with
the Statutes in that behalf I Irequire ;the 'presence of the'
Said Electors at the Village Hall in the said ,
• VILLAGE-OF;LOCKNOW
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at the hour of Seven o'clock and Thirty Minutes
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MONDAY, 'NOVEMBER 28th
, 1955, for one hour. . • •
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For the purpose of atominating fit and proper persons for
the Offices of Reeve, Four 'Councillors and three Public
SchOol • TrUstees for the Village of Luckiiow for. the year.
1956, Trustees to hold Office for Two Years, of which all
EleetimsAre_hereby required to take ;notice and govern' them'.
accordinglY, and if a greater* number Candidates
•than required to fill the said Offices are nominated and make
the required Declarations, Polls Will be opened in the fol-
lowing places: Polling Subdivision NO. One, •Legion
Hall; Polling Subdivision NO; Two, the Municipal Office;
and Polling. Subdivision. No. -Three,' The Village Hall in the
said Village of Lucknow, ,on • '
MONDAY, DECEMBER 5th,
• and will*be open fr'om 9 Oselock A;111, until 5 o'clock* PAT.
• •. and 'no longer. . • • , •
IT SHOULD BE NOTED that When a, proPosed candidate
is- not present at the nomination Meetillg' his nomination
paper Nyill not be Valid unleSsqhere is attached thereto evi-
' 910 satiSfOtOry to the Ite.turning Officer that the .proposed
candidate ConSents, ,to so nominated.," /.• • '
Given 111114er Aaticyatis 15th day of Novetnirer A 5,
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•• • • 1. AGNEW, Returning Offieer,
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.T• he Bruee• County Library Co, and • •the building of :two.new
OperatiVe Board . presented . to 'ones, ' one. on .the boundary of
Council a proposal that a• newauren and Bruce and the other
building be constructed next •on. the ‘Miklmay to Neustadt road.
• year . at Port Elgin to house the Ask Harbor'DevelOpmenf
••County Library,' at 'an estimated * Council passed a resolution re:
cost of $8,000.00, half ,of which
would :be borne by the ...County
and the remaining half,* by* the
Province. This _proposal. was
strongly urged by the Commit-
• tee: because the present rented
headquarters at Port El in are
said to have become inadequate
questingthe •Derninian n
'Gover-
'anent to institute plan of --har-
bor development at the town •of'
Kincardine,_ 'not, only to prev-ide
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adequate haven facilities* for es-
sels . and furnish' the area con
eerned with im roved, service and.
freight rates, for grain, fuel and
for the Library's expanded
op-
fertilizers, but also to supply
erations. Spetiar. committee suitable base .for servicing ocean
was set up to investigate al as- going vdssels. • "
• pects of this proposal anct,,,eipit The ' Agricultural.. Committee
to next years Catirretl: rec?itYiYded fha 111 view of the
fact that calfhood Vaccination The Board reported that -• the
Library ,Co-operative serves' ,20has., been very successful': in all
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libraries; and 135 schools, the, late townships in the County That
ter representing 3,687 impils. continued ir4erest. by the reeve
The Countys
Museum, Commit- and. their councils be tnaintained
County, . ' an that
tee, in' reporting on its first year's throtighoutthe
operations, disclosed that the they continually review the 1)n) -
Museum has had a Most success- gram within .their towriships, as
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ful season. APpro?cimately, 9,000 only by the most thorough pro
peeple visited the institutiOri this
year • with' receiPts from actmitr
tance m
aounting , tO $1;730,60.
During the year, 14 schools, with
their teachers, were guests of the
institution. - It: sis predicted that
4,000 articles depicting the early
days .Would *be. housed ,in • 'the
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* County Weed Inspector Peter
Grant .reported that excellent rer•
sults were obtained 'this year
United Church Evening AuxiliarY
The November :meeting. of the
E‘Teriing Auxiliary opened with
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....the president, Mrs. A. Mac-
DOnald, • using as her .therne
call to Fellowship". Mrs. 'Leo&
• ard Ritchie read a current article
on 'temperance. The roll call Vitas .
well ,responded to by a donation.
o'f.canned goods for the. Child- •' ; •
ren's Aid-Sheiter at
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The' December roll call is to be •
answered by a favorite scripture •
verse and our sunshine.bags. ,:,
Nirt.•Ken.lVfurilie reported for the •
Conimunity' Friendship, seebretary.
Miss';HeleriT-Thompson .gave the
•Christiin.. Stewardship ahn, "To
always place God first in our ,
time, ability and then. givinge.
'gram Can contagious :aborpon be Miss Margaret Rae read' an. in -
eradicated,' ' teresting article by Miss Mamie. On the recomniendiation of the Gollan representing a typical
Reforestation . Corrunittee,• .e Morning* on •the telephone at the ' •
Church of all Nations in Ter -
onto. Mrs. Vernon Hunter
• ducted the Bible study assisted *,
by Mrs. -Leonard Mrs. •'
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County will. donate,' as •a publij
park, to the Provincial Govern-
ment, that portion of the .Sauble
Forest area, approximately 11
dc,res.-
,L1.y.ing—betwethkn-L-e—,Rivea,L-Mel-.Matrison-and4M-rse-Leawrenc
road. and the south bank, of :the MacLeod, A ,favorite hymn:"Will
Sauble River; also ten .acres there be *any stars in my crown'
ing to the • east of the lc..aretakerls was sung by Mrs; Harvey Web,:
from the spraying done on cereal residence..• • • ' ster. Mrs. Grant Meiklejohn play-
cropS, and those obteie&I from The following resolutiOns were ed a piano selectiOn. The study
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early spraYing on •ruaalide'S, were gdopted-br-Cotcri011z: - 7:- - 'r 'beak; "The church WeltorrieS-the''- 7--
also, very 'good. Howevei7., most . Urging that the Income Tax immigrant",: was very capably
of the.sPraying done in July with Act be amendec1. to provide that given. by Mrs. Vernon Hunter. It.
• straight 2-4-D did not give the any 'farmer, Individual or busi, describes how frorh the, time the , :...
• desired ,results due to the, drought IleS8 with a* net incomee of, $10,:- immigrant leaves his ' homeIand ' . •
conditIons. 'The results' *of the 000.00, or le's who filed an m- by boat, hi, name, ultimate des- .°4,
late Spraying appear prornising dome tak . return and no action. tinatien and chinch affiliation
-TEIF-finr-150---ta-hWOC• be--ffins, is -taken on -i-t VithirrThlx-morthK-are--all--Se,ot ,cgreati by Marie, Thus
evaluated until next year, that his return ,become • final and -when the iminigr,ant arrives .in •
On the recommendation of the C011 city:Sive, . ' •, • Canada, he is 'welcomed by a port
Highways Committee, the Pink:: • " 117ging the Federal Otiern-` church Worker who is able to
crton bridge, ' which was eon. !no ,•t .to -take theasizes to corn- . speak few' or five languages ,,and':
structed last year, will be offi, bat the the lamprey eel. in Lake who puts the newcomer in touch
daily named "The G. E Stephen, HU/40i and Georgian Bay: : ' . with the minister and'workers of
-son llriclp", as' a , tribute to the Recommending • the tightening his oWn• church.. Mrs. Earl White
memory of ,the late County En- of regulations goVeriiink the con- read a. missionary purse's 'experl
gineer, Mr, George n Stephentroi of seeds from the standpoint fence in •a mall tettlemerit, . in, .
son, as this Was the last major Off Primary or, secondary .noxickits •GYpsurriville.. ' .• . '
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