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THURSD•lY, JUNE` xlst, 1,45
Racal end `General
Mrs, J W. Joynt spent :.last.
week with relatives in London.
Mr, and Mrs, Morgan gender -
son and. Elizabeth Anne were
Sunday visitors in Hamilton:
• Mr Richard Pratt • is a Patient.
in Wingkrazri Hostpital with' a heart
tinel, Luc snow,, Qntario
� Lucknow en
Miss Phoefie Pinnell called ori
Wingharn friends on Tuesday, ,
Allan Anderson of Detroit;'
Michigan; visited with his grand-.
mother,' Mrs: Anderson,„ :Stand
-pipe Hill; also. other relatives in,
the. Ruicinity this. vveek:..
<.. •►asn''t-been.er,ijryilig good h alt'?
•'for a tiine is:again able ••to be, out
Miss' Carolyn r. Allin, . student
- nurse .•at.. St ,Joseph's, Hospital,.
on, s ending'•the week. at
Land 'is ,..:. A
' her h6me`:here,
Mrs Ed:'Aieils and• tvict,:mss
spending a ew ;reeks wit' heir
sisters, Misses Ada: and :Hazel
Webster.-
.
rs John' MacCharles who un-
derwent an operation in
. ". Wing,,:.
ham 'Hospital 'and was •a ' ati
p ent
there for: five': ' weeks, returned
.to 'her;horne'•here on:Satur
da
'•Mr;arid :Mrs; Allan' Treleaven Y
tick.
M wb
�pf
Toronto,were. week-end,.guests o t'ay is home:f o i
Mr. and;. rs.: ,•Harvey. Trefesa Toronto University, but ; intends
0!•
•' returnin to • Toronto''•'shortl' , .
ven. g Y Lo
take' a summer position with the
Mrs. Jack Sparks of •London. C.N.R.,in the baggage
visited here thin week at the department:
Of the Unison Depot.
home of her parents; Mr. and
Mrs. John Miller, `, ,�. : Mrs. • ,Dan Osgood of Detroit,-
Michigan and Mrs. Will
Mr., and Mrs. Calvin Irwin and of ' Portland, Ore on 'visited g r ted iri
family of Orillia spent the week-'
p ,the-- vicinity' for. ° a' few •diYs ''re -
end.
with their farthilies in this Y
cently,the guests of Joseph - John.
community,`ston and other relatives �..
Miss Mildred Horne_ who oras:. .
Miss 'Mina Grahar'n: of` Chili=
',•
visiting her mother, Mrs: Walter cothe, .T T:S.A., 'is visiting
Horne the past',week, •returned to her brat : here with
hers..and sisters -and .with
Detroit on-Saturdaymorning: her nephew, Donald Habkir'
k,
Mrs: Isabella McLeod of town, Who. recently arrived :from :over..,
who has been' in 'poor .;healthfor seas.: Donald enlisted' in Septein-
a .time,' was taken to Winghanz 130' o f .' 1939.,
I \
Hospital,. on Tuesday for treat-
'•rnent,
Misses Jessie Henderson, Helen
MacDonald, Ann, 1VIcl:lroy. ',and
rs., lay or: nee r.unice.'Newton)
all of Toronto, :spent the .week ,
Mrs. Michael Gamble. is visiting:
at the ho - e of Mr: -,and Mrs. Geo.
White, West Wawanosh: For the
ast five w iV1rs`=-Gamble
a patient •':iii .Kincardine Hospital:
• where -.she: received treatment for'
'arthritis.
truce Raises County'' Rate: One=Half Mil
Bruce County • Council' as-.
sembled for' the June ;Session at
the Town ,Hall, •Wiarton, on. Mon-
dayy_euening, dune=11, wit War
,den. Gordon' D.White presiding.
and all members., present.
One of t•he niost Ainpottant
items, from :the • point of: view' of.
the , ratepayers, ' is • the ." County
levymmThe ratefor:;this; year :;"was
set at 6��: riirlls,' an :increase; ; of
parat;ionwork, will be: requited';.'
The, accounts ,Of :the various,
'High.. and ,'Continuation Schools
=for, education .of` Bruce . C'oun y
pupils•`totalled $51,28403.k `°Coon-•
ty" .pupilsare pupils:,.who do" not.
reside ;within any high: or. con-
tinuation school ;district a n.d
whose parents or ;guardians
seyq.uently ollot nay "school taXdS
directly -te' the schools; Under: the
mill over,that'of last'yeai-. This complicated : procedure• :°provid'e'd• ;
will" provide a.: revenue o f in the' .present, Schooh:.Act. 'tt�
•200;076 04 -fast Gota�n purposes cosfTh education of th'esc' r cods
;The .County:: ill` also receive
f.inna.
the U.
amounting to 50 percent • of 'the.
'Mil -01111f . expended, `• on:.'County
• roads\this ••year.: „'In addition' ,to;..
this ', municlpalit.ies, or poi titins
thereof, not included. within any
HIg}i or Continuation school •dis-
tract will be required to' levy, the:
swm,of $52,077.28, for the ,cost of
•education of Bruce •:; "County"
pupils
who attended, -High; Cpn
tinuatign.or Ifi Vo.eationaI.school�s:.
Order. hwa '• .:
g Y Equipttleliti
County.. Engineer G. •E. Steph=
enson reported that, :the past win -
ler has''been a .difficult one, so
far as snowplowing is concerned;.
. because of the limited . equipment.
and,the difficulty of getting re-
uairs..The demand for snowplow-:
ing has• increased'.treniendously
and it is apparent that; as Loon
as practicable, all County roads
is .paid in •the:':fiist Instance' by
tri t kt; y; u-t-lrtt
lied by ;;the county against those
‘municipalities-or:oar tions thereof'
not included within the High oi.
Continuation School districts.
• The amounts, to -which the var-
ious'
ious schools are entitled, ,to .are 1s
:follows:
High Schools Chesley, $2.988.-<
68; Lucknow, $2;030 51;'• 'Kincar-
dine, • $5,067.52; 'Port Elgin' $4,752
68; Walkerton' $6„512.34; Wiarton,
$3,059.1.9
.Continuation . Schools'.- Allen
ford, $1,733.63; Hepworth, $1;418.
07; Lion's Head, 41,627.63 Pais-
ley, $4,389.38i Ripley, . $3,967,49;
Southampton',” $718;39• Tara, $2,
652.59; Teeswater,
erton, . 81',809;59...
The House of Refuge Commit-'
'tee reported that the House of
will have; to be kept open •as �`, •Refuge has' been' :insulated with
many 'township roads ell• rock wool at a cost of $1,'1.67.00
With
this 'in mi' This 'is expected toga d
nd, the County. -.has or- d to ect
dared anew j comfort:`of the inmates- and'effect
c pc, grader- which • ., . ..•, _ , , : ;saving -in --ale
-_ _- �_-� ...
an..also be°used _ .x. ._ _ . a.0 suhstantia-f;saving-in.,_f"ue°1, : A
dump truck •w th new 'house, for the FarrmManaaer
was purchased at a cost of $2,700.'
The 'old' .h'otise, which 'was: un -
Suitable,: was sold for $1,350: A•
new herd sire was purchased for
e farm, herd at a
operation f n :made to i?'all,lx airs in the'County
Provided a•.faii is'h:eld this •yeas
Arran and--. faro;.'"$1.66; -Carrick-
- :160, •Ctiesley "$X25'.1 `Eastnor $137:
diesel as a plow: a new
taeked d • i plow at-:
, and a caterpillar tractor
„equipped with bulldozer :..and
plow, Delivery of this' heavy
eclg1gment" is expected in 'the fall . th f cost' of $600,'
or early winter+
Both count . " The followingrants' will be
Y crushers1 . g
an have been
and it is or about a .month'
asn hoped •to get the roads._ib
• good --a sta e Of -maintenance
as possible ,•bei'ore cofnstrUetion
startMores again; possibly next year'
chloride is • being used on
•gravel ,roads,. as the co t_i .
justified in the .savin st• is well.
and the - reduction ' g. of gravel.
and the, eduction of the .d'ust
used t No . weed killer will he
his:Year but the county,wi1Y
operate, two power mowers.
The' road froth 'Old Provincial
High,ay South
to Formosa, and',
from Tceswater to '
be surfaced, as 5citrr1iarE;;1
'rutfonsideratife P1.eIirrrinar •
Y
' al r � i'c'
Hepworth $1.01; ^ , Huron $146;
Kincardine"• $177; t ue}ctioiv $144;
North' Bruce and Saugeen , $150;.
Paisl'ey'' $142;; •.Teeswater "• $256:
Tiverton $106; Under wood . $93;
'Wiartop $119;;' Walkerton'$218;;
Grants' •of 435,00 eta ti wrrc.
made.to :they three. districts at the
Women's Institirte in the .County.
$150. was granted. to the 'Junior:
Extension Fund to defray',
"ses of l'ttnio. boys. and, girls at
(Continued Un 'Page' SiX)
MEMORIAL SERVICE
HELD AT DUNGANNON .
'A large number of relatives and.
'Mends filled Dungannon United'
•
Church to capacity at a recent
memorial service for Pte.' Robert
James Montgomery, who ' madej
:the :supreme'crifice: ln� Ger
many, -being Wounded 401 30th
and d _,Ma The 'Scr ice was- cott_tueted by`
thou 4cr;: vev L Td rr
4at"he ser e 9tpt-.aise was• red
by a joint •choir of 'mgthers:• from
the three; local• 'Church ., The
Choir sang -an. anthem. and. Mrs..
DonaldLFgwler., choir:leader, sang
as a:solo; ;"TheCit Foursquare"..
.The front of
the..,church was dee,
orated', with a'b a'u `
ea tiful wreath,
from. • the family, bouquets
•flowers. fronri': `
9 :. of
_re
f r nds'and ::froiri-
-the- Wornan'.s. Association ofthe
church, also plants in bloom.,The
flowers surro.unded a photograph
of Pte. Montgomery beside which
stood an illuminated cross. , •
The 'pastor paid a. creep .tribute
to, the worth and '.valor of thede-
parted young''man,, who, was the
only resident of Dungannon. g to
give his life of :.the 30 'or • more.
:who. went . to the f ont, He was
the last to ,. leave .p'ungannoii,
having
left;.for.•overseas n`
Feb.
10 'of this, year,after, serving
for'
nearly .two yearsas a bornbandier..
at Goose Bay, Labrador. --He was
24- years ;..of :age: Relatives:'. were
present for'theservice from Pres-'
ton, Ripley; Kintail, Lochalsh :and.
Bknde,
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and 'Salt f or,d,.•' `where the ; Mont-
gomerys. had .lived before .corning,
to :btingannon :, A brother, Gordon.
is: serving. in Newfoundland •with
the>lz
Y nRo al' Ca. adia'
. Navy
NORT
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SS
(Too: Late For' Last . 'Veek )° _ . •
A Red Cross: quilting' was held
at tithe home' of Mrs.: James Hod-'
gins and'a lot of sewin • was`
.done. Mrs. Hodgins as usu 1 sus-
-tained—te--rep•ucar
on-".;oftheir
•home • for hospitality and 'cheer:---
1
We , are• • glad 'to . welcome. 1VIr' &
Mrs: Fred. Haldenby back in 'our
midst after s ' ndm ;.: :...i
in -Kincardine 1?'e.• g the winter.
. with their daugh-
ter B1anehe-(Mrs. Anderson). Mr.
Haldenby `is much improved in
health.
Mr. and- Mfrs.° Wm. Haldenb
_ y`
;spent a 'day in Teeswater :assist
friends attended from Godericn 'in :her "sister,. g s ,. Mrs.` Earl Thoxr.p-.
• .,
son to .:get ,rnoved to.; their new
place of: abode at Colborne " ori:
LakeOntario �; Mr. ,Thompson •haa.' •
taken ,over ;.the 1VJ ' reame
iy., :there,
: , F and 1b1Srs. • �Zettler: :Sr4, • r�of' Via:
Walkerton and M r, y and`.._.Mrs
Berberich' and • children spent
Sunday evening'. with Mr & Mrs..
Reuben :Zettier and the Ruths. •
:..Miss Ruth, ' Mrs. Brown & 'Mrs
Zettler called ,on Mrs. Wm. •Walt; •
on Monday.
' 'Mrs,' Peter,. Johnston an'd : son
Don from Toronto took "tea.. wtfu
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wall on .The Thurs-
day...
CULR.OSS ,COUNCIL has placed
an order for :a .power grader_w ith;.
snowplow attachrnent; and'all ,
cessories.. Delivery is sought for
December .1.5.0: ' •
A shapely lass.' can always fig-
ure out
ig•..urerout a happy, 'vacation.
•
a
rte• ��, L.: ' t>Et
when racking ls��;.
on, r wh redkin CtoO
'�ou,.rern recd over : 's oE.rubb; 9
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on ° and trlrr►m. .r hosey:. asks ,th°
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