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:THU'RSDAM, JANUARY,' :26, 1949
: THE' L . ,
Bruce Courit
January Session;.
For the first time in history,
an. 41bernarle Reeve became War-
' den 'of: the• County, of Bruce as
Wilfred E: Adis was elected war-
den' by
;jacelatna�t on at the in-
'
augural :session of County Coup-
cil on Monday evening, January
'16th,
The• new. Wardens was iborm in
• Mbern:arle Township in, 1904, ' He
'is the son: of Mr. and Mrs.. Jos
eph Adis and was educated at
the Red Bay ' school,, In 1946 he
was . married to Phyllis
.Sni; thi
:
• daughterof r, •and,E n
Smith , of • Ancaster, Mr Adis is
fisherman •by trade and 'is.:'an:
adherent . of • the, United 'Church
1., at Wiarton.
" . I'rnmediately 'following his el-
ection ...the ; Warden appointed : a.
.Striking Conmitt
ee
, Which struck
the following committees, for, the
•year; finance:' Messrs. Dixon, Mc -
Nab, Stanley, Oswald,' Scarrow,
Childs,. Greer; Education'.:` a n4
Printing: .Messrs. Ransbur . ,' Ste-
!Venson, Ever 'tt, Forrester, .Bol
a"nder,' • Alexander, • C 1 i f f o ;r d;
Equalization and Salaries, Messrs.
-Stevenson, Bolander, T a .y f
Walsh,' Winter, Struthers, ' Me-
�adden�, : A;gr-icul;tuxe:-1m/!•es�rs.-O`s-�.
ward,.: Baetz, • Schmidt; • ' Aiken,
+`Greer, Farrel, McGillivray;' Leg-
islative; Messrs. McTavish, Walsh;`
Dixon;'` Grant, Dietz; Refor'.esta
tion . ': Messrs. Tanner; e •Clifford,
• McLay, Ransbury, . Aiken 'Bolan
der;. Tiffin MacKinnon, Gear,,'
Prpperty:. Messrs. Dietz, `•Winter,
McGillivray; • C. o u, n t y Home:
Messrs. Struthers, Tiffin and :the
Wa.r de.n., Children's `Shelter,
,Messrs `.Taylor, Scarrow, Tanner•,
Health'. .Unit " Messrs. ' Everatt,
Forrester, , Farrell,,, Greer; War-
'den's: Messrs Forrester, Struth-
erg, Ransbury, Highways, Messrs.
McN1 u11en, Falconer; 'MacKinnon ;
Consultative :•Comnuttee' re,.High
' ' School• ;Districts::.' Messrs Ch'ilds,
.Stevenson, ::Scarrow;, Trees :Con:;
servation. • •Comm•ission t Messrs.'.
', .Robert ` Sloan, Elderslie ' (1951),:
Richard Elliott,'. Kinloss (1950);
Donald Christie, Saugeen ,(198P.;
Children's .Aid S o c i:et y : the
Reeves . of the' following 7nunici
pi1if1P '�
'larger comnmittee' Southampton,.
' Wiarton, Lion's Head, Paisley. , .
Ripley, Lindsay, Amabel,: Bruce,`
,_Kinloss, Carrick,. Brant .(deputy):
Other''appointrhentsmade; dur-
ing. the; session;. Were:. .Thos. ` Il,
Jr.
RMSTRON
LAUNDRY SERVICE"
and .
;FURNITURE
REFINISHING : :
In the former' Orange Niall
::Building, 'Lucknow
A family. .plot---. should- be
graced with the shrine -like
beauty of a' monument which
will be everlastingly .awtribute
to those at rest. We .have many
classic 'styles to .':suggest,, and
will: work ` with you .on cus-
tom designs. r ' •
Exceptionally.- low prices.,
Na •.canvassing; which elimin.=
ates salesf comrnissi'ons.:
Inscriptions Repairin, g.
Sandblasting Memorials •
25 . Yeaxst Experience' .
The. 'latest in .,.Portable,
Sandblast 'Equipment -
All work personally ' exec 'uteri
Brownlie Memorial
Alfred St,o. WINGHA1I '
'Phone •.450
or
NEIL .M CLENNAN,,.
Rtpleyo :Ontario.
P'ACxE' SEVEI\T
Alton. and' Reeve C. G. Dixon to.
the Board of Criminal Audit;
Reeve Clarke 'McKinnon' of. Tiv
erten was appointed to the High
ways Gonamittee,, Mr, Peter Grant
of Culross. Was re -appointed weed
inspector for '1950;,; Reeve Wm:
Winter was appointed the Coun-
ty's representative on tine Brut
County I est ita. ' Boar'd Reeves
eves
C Q.,. Dixon and 'Wm `P. Os-
ways,: and Mr:. S. F. Ballache
y
were: app.oi.nted .a 'special • tern
mittee to
Count Y au it
he 'K,igh
Continuation. School applications
;treasurer, 'ads HAl
tori; 'iri his report .ao,, 'Counci1,,
stated, ',We are in a sound Finan-
tial position. We. enter 19.50 With
,moo band or de;bentu'e debts. ,We
have .properly ' constituted reser
ves.,of $105,000 invested' in' Dbm
inion of: Canada Bonds; $20,00
for' Kincardine . General ' Hos "ital
p
Building. Fund. and $85,000 'for
County highway purposes.' We
have 'a., Surplus, of approximately
one-half mill. • We'
can • !lie . this
for some ' future re' quireinent
q rby
setting up a p•uperly constituted
_reserve 40, provite for-. that-pur-
pose o .we can .apply it. to 1950.
„xevenu .- to--eff-ect'• a edtteii n n-
the :mill rate:: A municipality is
not in Tbusiness to. make `a: profit".
According ;'to the report 'o#';the-
Keeper, Mr.•R,: L Wiles, the
giber of inmates at present" in' the'
'Horne .for the Aged is 57, of whorrx;'
33 are men and 24"women. There
were 'six • deaths among •the .in-.
mates'.:during'„the year. The in: -
Mates are :i'easonaibly,.;happy'• and
contented Certain alterations and.
improvements ..are 'being Made to
the Home at ,the• request of the
Fire Marshall.::The Holstein herd
and stables are in excellent :con-
dation.: There are 31.•liead of Hol-
steins in the herd,
On reeemrnendati,on: of the 'Ag-
ricul:tura1 .Cvinmittee; . a.• f.o K;
bounty..' of '$1.00. -each will be' paid
for foxes killed :in. Bruce County
during • the . ensuing ,year., This
bounty- will come into force Feb-
'ruary ` lst.: A scholarship of :$100
will be' paid �by•the County to :'era-
able a'Worthy:student' from Bruce
1949 REV]iEW'
(Continued f rom4 Wage T!o)
ness ^with, iwhich she 'was' affected.
since 'suffering polio in the early
fall .of 1941. • , •. , ,
Philip ;Stewart was critically
injured in a fall from, , an apple
tree at the Malcolm farm at Kin -
lough..
Beverley 'Stanley of Kinlou'gh..
won;.the Kinloss Township pub-
lic! sp a'king contest.
' John McKinnon ' died in . Wing
haan Hospital. •
,'Russell .Phillipsesca• d death,
pe ,
when he leaped 'clear: of his tract:
•or when it.•overturr}ed
• • Re�vi: J. H. Geoghegan returned
to St. P,eter's Church to conduett
dhe::eveningj•, •
.t ,.; service. on ':the ••oc .
•ca•o o ,
s1 . , f the 5th •. an i '
n. 7, n versary;.
•;i William` H, Ca 4bell of Au-
-
u -r: fur eele�b.rated'.his r
n ,93, d. birth- .
day,
• Kinloss Couneil, approved, the
Township ` being •;included in . the
Lucknow High ,School District.
Mrs. Ernest' Gardner •died sud-.
- denl .
y at 2,ron., •:
0'
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'day in, September in 'ala ' muni-
cipalities'in order-. that there may,
,be uniformity throughout ; t.h e
Province.
'Co.uncal �ad'
. ; . � .7ou:rn ed .at noon on
Saturday . to 'meet 'for: the :June
session at the •. Town of Wiarton
'BUILDING •REFRESHME NT`
BQQTH IN THE ARENA
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• At a Meeting of the Arena
Committee -.last week} it was de-
cided • to proceed at on'.ce with
(building: a• permanent refresh
ment booth in the rink in the
South corner of the big .cornmuun•
ity room. Art Breckles ,has the..
concession rights, for' the winter
and planned to -.have the booth'
in operation for last night's game,,
Weather permitting. Art plan's to
ha'v[e' the ',booth in operation' dur-
ing every activity in pie rink this.
seaMon. .
1Te is ,alsomstahing' °a” xr,ew'
•.,
skate sharpening machine at the
arena; to replace his ,resent o t
ASIS COU$CII:,:IQ,HELP•
PAY',. DAMAGE, J(IDGMENT
Ivan Louton' addressed' the
Council With 'reference to the
MacDpnald judgment in the: rink
• accident . case: He presented a
statement of amounts -paid on the
total :of . approxima.te.ly.. $8,000, in-
clu•ding . interest • and solicitors'
fees; leaving . a.'balance of about
$3,300' still unpaid. He requested
the assistance .of the Council in
meeting this.: balance, "in, 'View' of
the fact that 'the judge . consid-
ered there was 'a moral obligation:
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on the part of the
This was' eonsi m ere • corn
mittee of the whole Council, but. • •
no decisidn was reached.—Goder ••
ich Signal -Star,
GUIDE NEWS
' The regular ••ir1 Guide meet-
ing was. held 'at 7.30 in the Legion
RooMs. There were 18. Guides
presenrt., . • ,
BPsinesS was discussed and it•.
was decided 'that, Guides' .•woui.d-
ibe held at Joyce Mowbray's, home '.
.next Friday.. night' :atthe usual • •
The' recruits were: taught. sem•
-
oprore by thele' 2nd ,plass Girl
Guides,; Who,: .are : working' on
their r 1st' :class; `The ;rest •, of 'the
Girl' Guides' revreweci.
their •
..,.a : �2nd,
cl
ss work
. 'After.,
a. few: games=thc •rrmeetfng p
was- '.closed' With Taps.
Weak,Tired, Nervous,
.:PePless Men, Wo
m st
'.
Get New Vim, Vigor, Vitality
Say goodbye t'o,these weak,' always: tired feelings;
depression and nervousnessdue to weak, thin
_ blood. Get up feeling fresh, be.peppy,all day. have,
plenty of vitality left over by evening. Take Ostrea.
Contains . iron vitamin B,, calcium, phosphorus
for blood building. body strengtheningstimulation.
Invigorates .aystern;. lmprovee appetite, digestive
powers. Costs little. New "get acquainted" size
only 60c. Try Osbrex Tonic ,Tablets , for new, nor.
mal pep, vim, vigor, this very day. At all druggists.
Not, to mine, ,thus horrible crippler.
Not to mine this thing wi h the long.scientific name, �. s polomyelitis, this thing that means.:,
misery andpain in: the language 'of
• . the little ones. ....
Not fo mine toweara' brace, to ;hobble, to''l m ..
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Not to mine to, hear:the Iauliterto , of others,- 9 + t watch them at play to cryahe bittee•.
tears of childhood kit forever.
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`Please God! Not to mine!
And letme help'' (hose to.` whom it does this crippler', come, ... PP r, this'
destroyer,
O A.C;:The` student ` will . •be' sel
ected.;by a committee cornprising
the warden the 'chairman of the:
Alii icultural • Committee and the'
Agricultural Representative
The following:: grants ; were
„made dt1ising. the .'session Child
rens ' Aid Society :$5,000; Bluer
Water Highway', Association $500,;
Bruce::Peninsula Resort •Associa
tion $400; Canadian •1tionalIn-`
stitute for the :Blind $400; Navy
League cf. `,' Canada '$100; •Bruce
County Crop limprovernent As=
sedation $1:00;•'•tp the Junior Ex
tensidn .Fund to assist: in .defray-
ing expenses'Of ..boys' and girls at
County: and inter -county :compe=:
titions , $500;.Bruce : County Lib-
rary Association•, $2;000; $15.00 te.
each'. public library having' 300 to :
1500, volumes and $30. • to each
Library having ' over • 1,500` .. vol:
umes;, $20 -.per township for prizes
in the Bruce County School For
es7try, Coriipetition;' Saugeen D.is-.
trict..Boy .Scouts! 'Building' Fund`
_:.The requset ofthe_township• of,
Culross 'to be detached from.= the
Walkerton: High :School . District,
Was, • granted and the necessary
by iawt passed
The following resolutions were
adopted' by Council<%during the
session:; '
Requesting the population and.
local' assessments • be taken into
account. as 'well as i equalized asp
Sessr ent.s in ' connection • with
evying for .'the 'Cost. cif '•kI gh. -
School "Districts,'.
`' Requesting that legislation :be
darted malting it a serious' of-
ence'.to throW empty bottles and
ther, junk' on . public roads; • •
Requesting .that
ixon, 'R'eeve of Southampton, be
ppoin.ted to 'the iCanadian
te;
' Requesting that the • Provri ce•
some 50 percent of the cost cif,
11' social services;
Re4uesting that Daylight Sav-`'
is g Time in 1950 be from 'the "last
finds, in ,Apical to .the last 'Sun-
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et me give to help 'the helpless.'.
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etmy` dollars and my, prayers go with these little ones;
that, some day; some ;time children / ever where'
will walk without fear, free of:childhood's,:greptest
enemy, Poliomyelitis;
'am glad ''1'have the privi-
lege of giving ' to the
Canadian. March
of Dimes.,
Give:to,..
(The Canadian, Foundation forPoliomyelitis)
410 BLOOR ST. EAST, TORONTO.5
2-50
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Space contributed inthe service. of the community; by John 'Labatt Limited.
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