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canie. the 80th Warden of Bruce Munds, Albemarle, .Saugeen, Y
The County Will also grant
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'THE LUCKNOW F;ENTINEL, LUCKNOW• ONTARIO • •
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TingS1.*.re JAISTUAgY, 24, 1952
rue. es $25/000 Grant For
aikerton
OspitatiniprOyenitiitS.,
chairs,
sectional' furniture and,
thfloore oer 'revered with attractive
linoleum.
On reeonunendation. 'of the,
Pr,4,313Prtr committee it,is planned
to construct a new $10,000.ad-
Xr..--N-41 W. Ransbury, p, -pi- Peq Elgin" alkerton, Hepworth., 'clition to the 1PgIstrY Office.. .
tar reeve' of. St, Edmunds,'TiVerterc-Tee,
BrUce
County Council Convened for the
January Sessio at Walkerton on
• • Monday evening January 14th
• His election was unique in that
it is the first time in the history
of the County 'that a reeve of St.
Edmunds Township: has. ever
, held the .office. OtWarden"...
The view warden ' is .a.natio.re
of St, .Edmunds;' He Was born .at
TOberrnery in 1903 and has lived
• there all:his life: He is -married.
• to. Dorothy Smith, •also' of the
• TobermorY district. His father is.
•• W. W. RansburY, who also serv-
ed as, reeve a s.t. _EchbaundS
tonwship for some yeara.
• Mr. RansbUry befo
gan his un-
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icipal life by being' elected to St.
• • • Edmunds council; on which body
he served for' five years and was.
\ reeve for six years. During he.
last War .he resigned aa -reeve to'
enlist with the.R.C.A.r. and, upon
his return from the service; be,
again assumed the"reeveship:
. ,Ransbury has „fbni daugh:-
• ters and one son -Lorraine, M.rs.
• J. Costello Of Owen Sound; DiOn.
old, •also Of Owen Sound;' Mad-
elyn, Patricia' • and John ..W. Jr.,
at 'heine: He. is• a merriber of the
• Masonic and Orange Lodges and
• the' Canadian Legion. • • • . •
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Strike. Committees
• • The Warden , appointed his
Striking Committee, and the fol-
lowing Standing committees. were
• struck for 1952: ' ••
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• • Finance -Messrs. Dixon, Mc-
- ,Nab, Craig, McIntosh, MCFarlane,
Leifso and Gransden.
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Education, & .Printing -Messrs.
. • Bolander, Taylor, Dietz, Clifford,
• Brown Hahn and Fischer
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• Eqnalization a n d Salaries -
Messrs . Aiken, J. ,.C.. To.ompson,
Fraser.; Winter, Jacques, Stanley,
. Thompson and GalloWay.
Agriculture - Messrs,. Oswald,
• Galloway, 'McIntesh, Dales, Wil -
Stewart and Walken
- Reforestation --Messrs;'McLay,
Clifford, Aiken, Stanley,__Leifso,.
and-Pischer. • , •
• Legislation -Messrs. McFarlane,
< , • Forrester,' Ste -wait Walker and
• Clifford. '
on Greenock, •ElderOie, ' '0
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. Other appointments made dur-
ing the Session: Were; ReeVe C.
G. Dixon and 'rhos,. 11, Alton to
the Board of. Criminal ..Audit;
Reeve Donald. M. Lamont of Sau-
.geen 'waselected to the 'Highways
Committee for .a. three year ,terni;
'Reeve; NA„Tan.Winter was appoint:
'.ed the .Cotinty's representative., to.
the Bruce County ,,gespital.Board;
Reeves C. G. Dixon ,and W. P.
Oswald were.,appointed a aPecial.
Committee to' audit the High and'
'Continuation School applications.
:The following were appointed to
er OsvJald Stevenaonad Iieti
Connty Home Mes. Car-,
millers, Ahrens and .the Warden.
Children's -Shelter '--;---MeSsrs.=,-
• McNab; Taylor .and Brown.
-1q•oPeftylVIessrs.
Bolander and' Winter:- ° •
„.4 , • • Consultative - Messrs. Steven -
•son, ,Craig and McLaY•
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• • 1.14 ; • • Warden's Messrs. Craig Car-•
-ruthers-and-Ahrens.
• • '• Highways -Messrs. McKinnon,
• Tarrn e
.4' Trees Conservation ComMission
• . --Messrs. Rdbert Sloan, Elder-
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ie. -1195-4 e •Tiffin, Ki
_loss (1953).„ ,Milton' Thede, Port
• Elgin (1952)% ' , • •• .„
Children's Aid. Society •Aui-
mented Board -the Reeves of the
following rnunicipalities are .mem-
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bers of the „larger .committee:
$25;000 towards 'the construction
The Triith About. Stalin's Health
' Does 'Stalin live. in MOSC6W
any More?' Is, he physically -fit
or ill? .Would Shorten'his
life? Major George Fielding
Eliot, military „ iauthority, ans-
wers these and kindred questions
in "The. Truth about Stalin's
swater-Vary--27)---issue-of-741eLAnierican.
Health"; in this Sunday's (Jan-
911.n.daY Tirgeq•
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THAT the Red Cross •annual
meeting was held on Tuesday
• afternoon and on Friday af-
• ternoon of this week the Agri-
cultural Society's annual meet -
Weekly, exclusively with Detroit ng is• scheduled-
of a new $200,000 wing to the -
Walkerton hospital, 'which, will
provide needed new accomoda
tion for nurse's and staff equip-.
ped with a, new , elevator shaft,
the 'erection .of a .small separatef "
building to•.house the bpilerS, re-.
locating existingoperating- and ,
delivery. roorriS and other neces-
sary- changes. In the ,past few ,
years special 'grants , have‚been
made ,Out, 'of post-war funs .by
• County Council to Southarripton,
thele, WiartOn and -Kincardine
for • hospital purposegr,As the
the. -County Library Board. for .post-war reserve fund.4s.now.:.ex
1952: Warden J.: W. Ransbury, ,hattsted, it will be. necessary for
Reeves • Stevenson 'of Chesley; the County to . issue •debentures
13olander,PortEagin; Hahn, Wiar- forthis purPese. This w111 enable
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ton;, :and 1VIessrs. J. M Game, •grant to be finaricecl with
Walkerton; E. X. Short., .§Outh-1 little er no, change ni the tax
iarripten, S. F. BallacheY I rate. " • .
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Sever:al conteritioiis matters recommended :that •a. resolution
Were dealt With in open council! i 1
RefOreStation. • committee
• during the • session First, there
was; .the, request of the Easterly
section. of Brant toWnship to, be
detached from' the Walkerton
be forwarded to the Provinc
GoVernrn.eriC requesting that the.
Trees Act be amended to 'permit
the payment .of .a' subsidy to en-
courage the fencing of farm wood
High School District and attach, r • •
ecl • to the ,Hanover High School'
District. A Majority Teport. of the
Consultative Conimittee .recorn-
mended 'that part of the area in
question be attached to the • Han-,
over and
Districti Th' t' to b d stration the 'minimum unit of
tachecl .from. the Walkerton
iana to be purchased to be 100 • • " • e.,"'"!•...1".1*i`-','-'
a 'made* with -,c;*
. por ion, •Chesley Highe &hoc:11 , • •
tricthas an •assessinent of about' 7 --es
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$450,000.00. After a lengthy. de- I On recommendation of the'ag_.
• ricultural committee,. .pure bred •
d th •
lots !as a conservation .theasurp..
•The.:committee also reccirnmericl-
ecr the extension of the County
forest holdings and that suitable
land. in each township be acquir-.
.ed. and•.deVeloped as' a' •dernon-
C•HICK STAINTER
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bate a r ° • 1 • weaning • SOWS' produced by Bruce
amendments, the repert was ad-
oPted by,a vote of 21 to 14 This I County farmers and selected by
decision will not come into effect the Agricultural Representative
untluhapcporoveeicil. by
.t!),e• Grey f Swine Club work in the Co,
County
will be bonused to the extent of
The question of whether the
$5.00 each up to $100. The bounty
. - on foxes•payable by the County
1.5th siderriad of Greenock should in 1952 will be $2.00 per pelt for
be assumed as a County' road in- adults and $1 . 00 for fox ., pups..
.stead .Of • the' 5th sideroad, whichi
'The ,campaign • to eradicate • the
(has heretofore been on :the Conn-
ty Highways system, also result-
ed in a division. A report 'of the
-Highways_ Committee_which was_
adopted at the: November Session' killer necessary for their, eradica-
had ethat e I
commoii • barberry a n d leafy
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spurge wibe continued and, the
sum of• $500.00, appropriated for
the -purchase
recommnded th-:15th
'irbri
be assumed dnd the 5th •detached.ol * • • .• '
The decision to take On the 15th, The following'' grants were
and drop ' the -5th •-was--upheld-bY-inacle-dniting-the-SessiOn:-,Bruce.
a 'majority of Council. • County Children's :Aid Society,
A request frorritheshl.pi $8,000 00, B1ue-Water Highway
of Huron and Eastnor for .grants Ass'n.i• $250.00; Bruce Peninsula
to -aSaiat in: the-slitveying of--ceri.-Resort:-AsStri:,---$500.08:-. Institut%
:fain poiltions' of the., lakeshore for the • Blind, : $400.00;. Navy
areas resultallithpointirie:nr-League--ef--Canada;4100:001,-G-n-
of a •special committee which re-. tart() Conservation Ass'n., $25.00;
ported favorably, but on a, div_ Board , of Trade, Saiible Beach,•
ision' of council the reporti,ves $200.00; $100.00 for anntial
sohol-
not adapted. , arship to a worthy student from
—Ateording-to-the-atinual-rpOrk .B.rme CO.untY cliPnlPletion* of
of • the Keeper, the number of .his first year, at the 0.A.C.; $100
ininates -at-70*sta -lir -tie -:-H-othy 4e -the --Bruce---County -Prop- Iin,
.proveinent AsS'ri.; $100.00. for the
for the Aged is53, of Whoni• 28
are men and 25 wornen.:Thgre Bruce. County Land Use Pro -
were amoig'ti€inmae
during the year, 3 were discharg,,
admitted. A gas cook
ing range was installed inthe
kitchen during the past year, and.
the men's sitting room was cem-•
pletely •refurnished with. 'easy
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Announcing The Appointment Of •
o1b. A,nnstrcng
As District Agent For II
se lements:
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M6del S and Model VAiwith, — ...../„...-1:...,..: , —
hydraulic lift 'aod plow 'attachment
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ALSO:A .'10..INCH ilAmmERivtILL ...,. .1,
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To have big, strong healthy chicks at eight Weeks of age,
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feed' them' fromi the first with a highly fortified, properly-
bJended
-Chick—Starter—mixed_frsli, the......Nationo! way.
Chicks fight for more Of this tasiy, fresh.... Mixed feed'.
And they grow faster because 'Notikinal Chick Mix
Concentrate is extra. fortified -1 with-the--newest-growth1
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—factors,„-together„....with_valuable mea1 meql, milk by,
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products and vital pasture grass.
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-granr;-$500:00 for the.---JmTiOraEll
tension Fund; '$250.00 to the
•Bruce' County Plownien?s ASs'n.;
$350.00 • building grant• to :the
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.T,eeivvater ' Agricultural Seci„etn
Brute County Federation of Ag- •
riculture .$500.00; $3,500.00 to
Agricultural Societies throughout
the County,, 40 percent of which
will be given according, to grants
paid in previous yearS a d'60'per-
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cent - prorated accordi g to,„ the .1
prize money 'laid by these *soc-f
ieties forfield crop competitions, 0.
jimior club work,. and 'other sin).
•ilar projects;$3,000.00 to the
Bruce.,County tibrary, Ass'n,; $50. .
to the Bruce County Educational 1..
Ass'n.‘ $200.00 for County Public •
'Sohooi Field Day competitions; I r. •
S16000 to the Ontario Provincial la
*Police..to defray the cost of 'film
,THE FASTER CHICKS GROW
. 'THE. MORE MASH THEY NEED I ,
During the, first 'eight weeks of its life, a normal .chick
increases its body weight more than 15 times over its
day-old weight During thos,e ‘kfeeks, chicks need a higher
percentage of body-building- protein in their 'diet than at
any other time.
That's why, during-thOke important eight weeks, chicks shoOld
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be fed the "NaIloncil, frelh,r mix way" on ,a tasty, all- Wash
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mixture containing a highpercentage of protein and
essenticri rh)neraii arid vitamins.' • • • '
rentals for safety.. films to be
throughout the county,
• pr,oviional rate of 11 mills
was adopted but this will beub-
,ect to adjustment at the June
Sesion, '
Council adjOurned 9n Saturday
morning. to meet for the. Oune
SesSion At Toberniory lifori-
day evening, IJune gth.
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WILLIAM ST014ESONS- LIMITED • .
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