The Lucknow Sentinel, 1947-11-13, Page 61.4
�A�EI SIX '
Bruce County c�unci�.
November session l��po�
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• 'NTINEIJ,., LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
TT4F � LUCKNOVfa 'SE .
"40,000 BARDS OF' C,R4l VEL
DUMPED IN SINK HOLE•
Forty thousands yards of gravel,
have been dumped into the sink
hole on Concession 1.0, tCtilro
omple-
' owns.
"ancr-o. f dais=-• re -keeping --., their
fingers •crossed.. '
Cost f the wont approaches
$21,000: The : province will ..pad'.
:40 percent., on $17,500,; which a;
amounts to $14,000, Through the
efforts • of J, .W. Hanna,
a promise of 50 percerkt on 'the
remaining cost will .be borne by:
the province, , it is understood,
amounting td another .: $2,000 .or
a :total provincial outlay. of. ap-.
pro.cimately'$'16,000, Culross will
:pay the, balance ,of some $5,000
First "estimates of l novinc}al
engineers were that 9,000 yards
h 1 f d tion A of fill would' be sufficient. 14ow.-
ever, as the loads. were' dumped
f
•• in the ground on_ either side o 1
erran-
cne 'roaq• rose making s:ubt
ean, room that required extra fill
irig Another problem :has •arisen
- water from underground
springs.:have no means • of escap-
ing through proper, sources at
present;, --and are backing -.up° -and.
inundating :the ' surrounding land.
rhe matter of drainip : this land
must . now be :tackled ' •
THURS., NOVEMBER .13th, 1947.
Crewe W. M. S. Entertains
CREWE '.'.
Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Crozier,
Joanne and. Billy. visited friends'
in, London dyer the week -end.,
Biizabet�-�-•Hun,--�][a,•
itton•visited-her-cousi Mrs. l n
Sherwood.
Mrs, Raymond Finnigan.was a
week -end • uest -witYr...friends . in
g . ,
Londono . .
Miss Gwen Treleaven spent lass
Sunday with friends at Clifford;
Mrs. Ronald Treleaven attend;
ed the '.shower at Mrs. Richard",
Kilgatricl's int honor of Miss Mar-
garet Elliott, a 'bride• of: thi•
s:
month, .- • • .
n Wednesda • evening Mrs.
•O... y
Whitely and. pupils .w`entiertained
the parents. at the school, it .being;
education <yveek. ,Rev:. Dtink spokes
on the value of. an . uca i .
varied program was given by the
children .and • Mr, Mark Ber gers
gave a short talk on England
•which was very interesting,, tell-
ing up the difference in customs
and , Ways living „since coninig
to Canada:
Holyrood "'N'ative`- •Dies
The ;death occurred at •Huxl'ey,
Alberta . on .October 17-th ofc Al-
bert`. Blair. He was a, son: of"the
..
. Br'uce' County Council opened
• its. final Session' of" •the year at
Walkerton on ,Monday_ :evening,
Noveniber • 3rd, with Warden . •I,
- W..Joynt presiding, and all mem-
bers present except Reeve . R, A.
• Struthers of , Saugeen, who was
absent because o f illness. I
The matter of • fox .bounties,
which were •discontinued on Max.
• 1st last,. again' .came' . up ffor
lengthy discussion and it was fin
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:ally
nt !of
to a o }}.
all decided �I.
y PY
•• .' 4.00 for-. each fax pelt presented
u tQ aJanua 24thi, 1948.• = he
11 � fi . .
'bounties :v(ri11 again be paidby be
. local
al unicip
ali
tie
s in
.the
e
U
rst
` install e and, they`in turn wi1 be
rim ur ed. by the County. I
The proposed by-law restrict
:
•, the cutting of timber inthe �,
ty was laid over until the
+ary session.`'
• . Council adopted the repot of
_ the Consultative :Committe, re-
commending the establishm n of
a new . Oxey-Bruce High' Se ooh
.' Area which will include '.W er-
';ton,': Mildmay, Carrick, p4r of
Brant' and perhaps', other !1 r ce
'municipalities in addition t an-
• `over, '.Neustadt, Narmanbgy ;_ nd•
'
-- 7Sen'tinpk` air County - he
.necessary by-law will. be intro-_
a . Session`
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u-;
x'948
Provided ;approval is' gra
by the Mtinici al;`Board, tie
ance ,Corninit 'ee was au
.to expend up to • $10,000
nection ' with,..:,the : Bruce
Old 'Horne W eek, to --be h
summer: Reev = s were ttrg
..prepared to r=portat•the,
Session the amounts ', �l
'spective, muni
spend; on the
•The Count
subsidy of $2
ablish:ment. *o
rat : Lion's Ilea
Peninsula.
• • On , recorn
forestation• C
`will, piirchas
additional --a.
extension o
ted•
in-
ogled
in on-'
County
ld next
d tfo be .
antiary.
2i re
ipalities, pry pose -to
local: celebrations.
willpay ian, annuals
000. toward' the est -
e Medical doctor i. .
to serve.lie ruse
endation. of the. Re-.
•tmittee ::the County.
approxit Lely 1062
res of -fan.. ox the
dine 17, Southampton 15, Walk-.
er,erton..12, total,/05.
-- The following school :trus 4.
awng -i•�
tees were appointed for, the year
1948: Walkerton. High School, Mr,
.James • E. Cove; Wiarton High
school, 'Mrs. Lottie Uhrig; ,Ches
ley high school, Mr. John H. Max
well; Kincardine High. school, Mr.
W. Clyde McKeeman; Lucknow,
High School;' Mrs.. Epa• Render .
son; Port Elgin High school, Mr
Roy Lightfoot.
Council adopted the following
resolutions, amnone.others; during.
the session:
That
•su•.' lied o.
fee grain rain be t
PP
Ontario farmers . at a rate which
will permit them .to' make a freas-
onable profit feeding livestock. -
That' the `municipality. of East
nor , :be: permitted,. to collect its
own tax arrears and conduct its
sown tax, sales.-
T at compensation for reactors-
�y �
under the restricted area test for
grade 'cattle : be, raised from $40.00.
for young .cattle and .:$60.00 for
coves, to $60.00 and .$100.00 re-
spectively, .because of the higher
prices prevailing: •
• late Mr and-- M -r -s.__ George . Blair,.
and . was. -born ion a . fa.rm near
Holyrood.' The• family •went West
'many • years `: ago where the,.. de-
ceased ceased' prospered- as ,a farmer: . where. I
The Crewe, W.M.S. entertained
the Members of the Ashfield W,
M.• S. also. ',.the Port Albert, Dun..
ganrion United church anPres-
byterian auxiliaries. Mrs, Kilp ...:
rick presided after" the opening
'e
:erci'ses, Mrs, 1V17Sha--eki oii nd .
Mrs. A. Altontook charge of the '
devotional period. Mrs. Zinn gaver '
tile. address . of :welcome, Mrs.
Dunk :of Dungannon Was tire- '
guest speaker. Readings were gV. •
;en by Mrs. Lednor and: Mrs... i,,.
Menary; A temperance paper was
given by Mrs, Bert Treleaven. A
missionary reading was given by
,Mrs.. .Woolley. Mrd,., Wesley' Rit-
chie gave :an instrumental.. Solos
were given' by Mrs. Reed, Mrs.
Wilkins n Lydia Rutledge; .
.Ivrrs., McWhinne ,brought greet
irigs : from , Dunga .non :Presbyter-
-i'an W,M;S. After.: inging 2 verses
'of hymn 488, Rev.
.Dunk un
k cli '
sm`. .
i
ss.
ed the teeting. The Crewe W. M.
a, served a. dainty_lunch.
'`A vote.
of thanks was tendered the Crew...
of , thanks was tendered the
Crewe ladies„ by Mrs; Bert Alton
and Mrs.. Gordon Ritchie,
W'or`ry is. like ..a rocking : chair, "
as one bright columnist points
out, because it gives you some-
thing. to, do but gets you no.:'
the • : Mil er 'Lake:.
County `"Fore, t in • Lindsay 'Town-
ship and 1 45 k additional acres
to e Sauble .Counm
+vi11 be add
='ty Forest in
.County E
-esnn` report
penditures' f
' totalled ap' roxirnatel
A definite e fort will
have roads` opened: ear
morning this' winter a
iiAmabel: • ,ownship.
gineer G. E. Stepit-
d that hig ways .ex -
the .end
e-t ie`end f .October;.
$200.;000.,
e made to,.
bier M. the
id service
will improve • as new ' equi went
is obtained ,All roads i11 be kept
Open until.. after "Citri tma , . but ,
•if there ..is • much sno' I ,orfly'the`�
heavier.. travelled ' roa will be •
kept open ':continuo sly .there -'I
after. • .- _ i;
,_Chairman Robert Sloan report-
ed, that; Satisfactory rogress has
been, made ':in the organization of
the `.County Health Unit: By the
end of August, the full' cornple
inent of staff nurses had been se -,.I
cured. One nurse has • since :re-
signed,- but. it is hoped -that :this
vacancy' will. be filled 'shortly. ' •
w ; ' The House of Refuge Commit-'
• •tee reported the purchase of .Inew
refrigeration equipment and mod
• ernization of the kitchen in. the
County Home by installing new
, cupboards and sinks. A new herd
• ri re was •purchased at:a cost of <'
. $500.00 and. the : old site • sold for
$1,000.00. '
: 174 applications for . Old- 'Age
Pension were received : by „the
• local hoard during.' the year ,end
ing October 31st, 1947, as corn -
pared.; with
orn-
pared ;,with • 195 during :the • pre-
Signers
re
ceding years. The number of pen-
si ne 's on the paylist st for the 1`•'
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County as ori October 1st, 1947,
Was 826• (including 20 blind pen
s• i.oners) • as compared with 7-73 on
the . same date last year. The ap- ,'
plications recei ed from ,the' local.
•m.unici- alities were as follows:
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,'Town �hi�s: A'1b
s p emarle • 9, Atria-
l/
'bel 5, Arran` 1, Brant 3, Bruce 1,
' ` Carrick 11, Culross 6, 'Eastnor 1, f
Elderslie 4, Greenock 5, Huron'
2, Kincardine 3, Kinloss 14, Lind-
• • • say •1 St. Edmunds 2, $augeen 1, .
• total 69. Villages and towns: Hep-
worth ' 5 Lion's Head 2, Lucknow
8,• Mildmay 4, "Paisley, 6 Port El-
gin 8; Ripley 2, Tara 3; Teesvu'ater
.. 2, Tiverton', Chesley 7, '1 zYcar-
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LEARNING ~REFRIGLRATIIN-
ONTARIO'S ,, productive '.,capacity is, ,t measure of : her ; future
• prosperity. To assure_.tliis province a .prominent place' in domestic and -
foreign trade markets, skilled handsare: needed. Increased production`
of refrigeration units Will' mean a•, greater need for skilled 'servicing.
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`Veteranbasically trained 'in . schools and .•- .
,� � Y n ON THE ' JOB, will ,fill this. .
need as they are absorbed into industry. ' For those who -have mastered
'.skilled .• occupations, higher 'wa es;' and bettert
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ditions are:.within easier reach. •
Through Plans sponsored by the Department sof Veterans Affairs rs and
titheragencies,. hundred's
h e sof young workers, are: being trained 'for refrigera-
tion, servicing. • -Graduates of training schools are ready now to take
their places in industry. Craftsmen of the future,: they will have a share'
in Ontario's progress -an important part to p'iay in her: industrial de::'
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welopment.
THE BREWING .INDpSTRY (ONTARIO)
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RE lItIGERATION:
A 23, of Toronto; a veteran
of 15% months' :service in .the. Royal
Canadian Air:Force,:is shown checkin;
the operating .pressures on' a, domestic
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training unit.
• The` Refrigeration Course gives the •
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: practical knowledge ol±
domestic, commercial .and'
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