The Lucknow Sentinel, 1960-02-03, Page 11WEDNESDAY, ' • FEB, • 3rd, 1960.
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THE LUCKNOW` SENTINEL, LUCENOW, ONTARIO
PAGE ELEVEN "
ruceTreasurer iews
hanges in County Services
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In 'his report. to Bruce county°
County. last ' week, Thomas ,A1,
ton, County Treasurer, reviewed
some of .the changes: in' the
County's. ' • •services., , during'the
past decades '
Ten years ago the Couicil con-
sisted of 33 rneinbrs. Today.
there are •37 members, with the
townships of Amabel, Huron. and
Kincardine and the town of Kin-
cardine having reached the pop-
ulation figure to: appoint deputy.
reevesin the; last 10 years.
At the June session of 1951 a
new* office of 'County Assessor
was approved,: and the following
year the large'task of reassessing
the '. entire . •County, was. started,
with the; result the County
Equalized Assessment now stands
at'$51,387,233, asagati'nst $32,343,-.
176 in `1:95.0, •
*After = some consideration'
1955,• a Bruce County Museum.
was established in Southampton..
In ,1956,• contracts •were let for
the Registry (Mice' and for the
renovation of. the Court . House:
In '19.59. the Council' approved
the Plans 'for a "iiew addition .to
the County Home and passed a
,Bylaw to provide,'for indemnify-
ing owners of livestock that.died
from the rabies epidemic.
Also 1959 saw the putting .into
operation of the Ontario Hospi-
tal 'Insurance. At° the, 'same time
all imuriicipalitieswere• relieved
of the cost of .indigent' patients:
During the •.10 year period, a
number of:'District High Schools
'were set ' up: and only a small
portion of the County ,i's now not
included in . some: High School
• District.
' The County has, been expand-
irig and. progressing. With it the
total •expenditures have ignore
than doubled, ' with • the , County
Highway expenditures showing
the greatest riser However, dur-
ing 1958 and' 1959 these Highway
'expenditures have; been • accele-
rated by, the construction of a
Develojiment Road from Walk-
erton to. Paisley :and - preliminary,
y
work' on the Sauble. Beach De -
SAYS MANY IN HURON
NOT YET VACCINATED
About half of the adults in
'Huron County, in the age group
vulnerable to poliomyelitis, have
not yet had "vaccinations against
polio warned Dr. R. M. Aldi's;
director of the.. Huron County
Health Unit,,
Polio . did not invade Huron in'%
1959, -he .:noted,' and younger.
adults, in the • age range from
20 to` 45, seemed to be the peo-
ple' in greatest danger fibril l the
minor'. _epidemip that spread
across Ontario last year. ' •
About 5,000.. received polio.
shots in the 1 CHU clinicscon-
ducted in 1959, said Dr.. ,Aldi,,
but there may be as manv more
in the •young=adult classification.
who still do riot have the . pro- •
t•ection of the . vaccine.
• KINLO$S NEWS
Mrs,.. D. ` L, MacKinnon is a
.patient in . Wingham . Hospital.
We are glad to hear she is,
somewhat improved and her
many friends wish her a Speedy
recovery. , •
Fourth . Concession neighbours
enjoyed•da Social :Evening at the
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The . ' work .was '' cornpleted . on • velopm''ent • . Road. The. Province. Moine . ' of ,.Mr. and . Mrs. Harold 'Y
UNG `COUPLE.
these two projects in 1957, with of Ontario, except: for the "acguisi- Austin or • Friday night. �A�
the ..offic 1 .o opening in June. •of: .tion of :land pays .10l WED :I• B A
official p g p y 0. per cent " Mr..and N!rs. Alan •Graham N , R . M PTQ N.
that year, of these •construeti�on' costs. ' • and' Martha' • and. Mrs. " Angus ;•
In June 1956 a..tornado des.:
tro ed. 'a number of barns; chief-
Y
ly •in;' Greenock district, ' and a`
ti '
' ' ster`Fund' was' set. to. aid
Dasa p
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those suffering the loss of ;build-
ings, ' . .
In .'Januamry,. 1957, after'a:
tial comittee.had.. investigated
the ''matter, 'County . Council . 'as-'
y . pa's-,
sed a resolution •pr.oviding for the.
-setting up a Juvenile and ..Family
Court : in the County' Of Bruce.
At :the same time a :Probation
Officer was appointed by : the
Province
In• 1959, Council approved and
awarded, a contract for the .erec-
tion of the "Bruce County Library
Co -Operative .building, in Port
Elgin, and it is no*, adequately
providing 'for. • the ;needs of this
organization.
In -1950. the General Expendi-
tures for the County were $304,-
1.65 and .• highways 9
$ 343 , .2 5, • a
-total- .at •$648,090. By 1955 it had
increased to tO $793,920, and in 1959
,the total'..expenditures for g
enei-
:al
accounts were, -$3'78,662, -.and
for highiways ;$1,089,416, 'for: a
total .of •.$1,468,079:
BORN •
MacTAVISH :—, In Kincardine
Hospital on 'January '25th, 1960,
to Mrk and Mrs;: James MacTav-
ish, R.:R 1, "Ripley, a son, James
David'. ° a.
yAmc DAM -In Kincardine dine Hos-.
pital 'on -January 24th, 1960,' to
Mr. and Mrs; Peter Van Dam,
R.R.. 6, •Lucknow;- a. son:
Graham 'motored to Toronto on
Thursday. • Mrs: ; : Angus Graham.
underwent 'an eye operation on
Friday and is recovering nicely:
Allan MaclDougall,' Sandy Mac-.
Kenzie: and "Denver Dickie . were
to .Hanover':. on . Thursday night
for the H S. Basketball games:'
The .second ,;:meeting of the
T£airshea Institute's ' "Third
Meal" ,Short . course was held , in
the Sixth •`school Tuesday: after-
noon.
NEWLYWEDS, bring in any
negative.. and order thank you
notes with your . photo printed.
on. Adds a.. .personal ..touch to
your ;'.replies and as appreciated
by those ( receiving them. The
Lucknow :'Sentinel, • phone 35,
Lucknow.
At the beginning of this century. some °'farm land
on Hamilton Bay was called Huckleberry Point. .This
land became the a site of part of The Steel Company of
Canada, Limited. ,.
Instead of . farm land supporting a .. few families
there is now at '.Huckleberry Point ' Canada's 'largest
steel -making plant employing 11,000 of the Company's
16,000 employees. This year Stelco marks its 5Oth year
of- supplying . steel for Canadians.,
What happened at Huckleberry Point has happen-
ed . in hundreds of towns and ,cities across the. country.
Canadian manufacturing now employs nearly., 1,400,000
persons. These turn out the materials for a growing
economy while their families provide markets for the
products of Canadian farms, forests and mines..
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'COLLINS . MadINTYRE
A' weddi i,g of local interest
'took :.place:::at St: Pauls United
.Church, Brampton, :as :'Catherine
Elaine, . eldest. daughter of;' Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Maclntyre,• be-'
came the bride of Lloyd Henry
Collins,' son:. of Mr: and Mrs.
Hiram, Collins•• of Lucknow.: The
'Rev, R. ` McDermaid officiated
The bride chose a'street length
dress' ;of white velvet. with fea-
ther headdress. Her :corsage': was
red roses. .
-Miss Miss Johanna De Jong and
:Miss Marilyn c Maclntyre 'attend
ed ,the bride wearing red 'velvet.
• and ;blue v .lvet dresses • .'r`w
:::'The groom was attended by
Donald Lolling. of • Ripley
. A 'reception was held ,, at the
home - of , • the bride's : parents`.: At-
tencjin'g''tirom ' ' distance were
Mr: . and '. Mrs. 'Hiram.. Collins,
parents. •of the. groom;. Mrs: Matt
MacDonald . of • Kincardine; •Mr.
and Mrs. ,Gerald :Cole •of 'Under -
Wood; 'Mr: Larry Machntyre, and.
Miss' Leona s.Collins •
'. For . a, 'wedding trip .. to'' . the
States, the stride • donned:a green
wob1' dress with brown accessor-
ies.
• They will reside in Toronto.
Prior' to her ;wedding a show-
•er was .held at the home of; her
grandmother in Kincardine
and a shower was also 'held' at
Kintail .',' by neighbours and.
friends; of the bitide.:
SECRETARIES'. DINNER
IIELD 13Y CO-OP MEDICAL
Bruce •Co •Oiler ftive Medical
Services held , the • secretaries''
dinner.. meeting in , the dining
• room` 'of the United 'Church,'
Bervie, on Tuesday, January '26: •
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About 65; .secretaries and friends
enjoyed , a 'bountiful turkey din-:
her:
John McMurchy, Ripley, .intro
duced : the: head table :guests and
capably chaired the remainder •
'of the meeting: Mrs.: Dorothy •
•Bell, secretary,'•and. Lorne Evans,.
secretary -manager, lead , in '''a.
very good discussion period.:
Hugh Armstrong, Teeswatei,
spoke -briefly. . Wellington: `Camp-.
ibell, Arnim, thankedhe ladies. •
The meeting
.with the
concluded
showing of a filen' strip ,by Mr. ,
Evans:
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The' more 'there ;isin• a human
head,: the less . it will swell
Voice on. the telephone: My .son'..
will ,be unable to attend school
this • morning. He 'is not well.
Principal Who is this speaking?.
Voice:: My father, sir:'
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