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THE TUMULT DIES!
The. Bruce County Home controversy
has simmered down, ' and little is likely to
be heard of the subject until it comes up,
for final; ratification at the June ,,session,
It is not 'our intention or purpose to
: the ' buffetingthe
prolong matter• has,: •re-
ceived, but to provide the :,finalchapter it
seemsim a t' e t .
p ra tX o sunzfnarize the corn -
merits of other Bruce County . ee klies.
This we .'do -i • .art elinainating
personalities
that.
werei
indulged ed i
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THRESHIT OUT T.JUNE.S
SESSION
(Wiarton, Echo)
• ' Butwhan thestorm is over,
it will
be •
realized that the newspapers sof Bruce County
y
have done a service to the .public: For too
long, the affairs of the county have received.
too little 'attention from- 'taxpayers, . For too,
long,: county expenditures` have been inoreas
,ing at a disproportionate ,pace.
• No weekly m the county ° has: come out
flatly in opposition to an addition to the Coun-
ty Hdr ie.,•No editor is opposed to."proper care •
for our old and , indigent residents. But the
lengthy -defences,• charges; and counter -charges.
that have appeared since the =weeklies began
• to holler have shown; very clearly, that there
is -enough, confusion existing: in the plans • to
snakea careful" re-examination of the project •
imperative:
' The place for this ' eivamination is . on the
• floor, of the, council. ,chambers • of,the county
`; council. And this tune:, let the reresentatives.
of• the rmttnicipalities .in.. the County° wake',. up ;
and - find ' out what,:' they. are voting 'for,' or,
against.
COUNTY; HOME DEBATE.
(Port :;Elgin Times)
County. Horne extension is a debat
able;issue.• There ' are those who believe the
project 'should „tibe ' proceeded with at once.
.Others think •. ' an expenditure' of 'nearly. :one . .
million . dollars deserves. further " consideration.
Still others suggested that a plan of erecting;•
smaller units` throughout the County should
be examined more •fully. All have their views;
and : all their views • have meri. >•
We suggest the : proper pl: ' e to debate. the
uestio : is ; in County Couancil.
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gr ds •for thinking: it of too closely.:.
• exnined during the Janary scion. Reports
given by. some -reeves to the individual
Councils .were hardly lucid enou _ . for town •
councillors, let ,alone the public, ` to, g = t '.a clear.
idea 'of what `liras •proposed. ''
Let the subject be thorou hl'� ai
g Y
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There . are some .•
d at the
June session. Then the taxpayers, ,'who will
• have to pay forit whetherthey do so munici-.
pally or ,provincially, will be much • better in-
formed,
RESPONSIBILITY 'RESTS ON COUNCIL
(.The; Paisley 'Advocate)
After publishing the Chesley Enterprise
,Editor's reply to Mr; Percy's letter, as; chair-
man of- the• County Home 'Committee, The
Paisley Advocate •had this to say:
We hope 1Vir, Percy 'has 'broad shoulders,
to 1unwarranted 'c it`
enable" him to take the unwa ran , d r. .
ci m and ihnuendoes of the above letter. Little
wonder that it becoae§ increasingly difficult
to find candidate's for • ublic office.:
It • may Well be that County Council. at its,
June session May to kill "the motion
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a
s
sed Jnua . it does, however,itwbe
a greater
reflecion on the •astutY
n ss.'of
those
members who reverse. their stand, than .
itwill
n HomeCommittee. It
be n. the Cou t C will
;simply indicate that ' t he members origginally
.voted withoutgiving.' ` themat; matter c
on ad-
eration it warranted. •
It has previously been intimated that the
p
motion was rushed through county council:.
But the project., had been a live 'issue long
before Januuary meetings, and .as, early as the
November session county council had, to quote
':from. the January minutes, "approved plans
for a new wing to be constructed at the County
Horne and passed thenecessary by=law • to
authorize.. this ''committee to have ,the 'archi-
tect • prepare 'detailed 'drawings;" ,.
One thing does seem obvious: The County
'Home 'Committee appears 'to . have obtained a
minimum' off 'co-operation from. both ttheWel-,
fare Department officials and •the. 'architects.
TOO 'L'ONG • .AND -'FOR FREE"
(The 'Teeswater News)
With . reference., to, Mr. • Perry's letter the
Teeswater News commented as :follows;
There 'were" -a : lot . of good points` in the
''`letter; some • that were indeed '• enlightening.
. But 60 inches of type, and all•,for free -that's
.a • bit 4too 'Much ' .for Most weekly, papers..to
publish: Now, if it had been condensed to say
20 inches, . no doubt it would : have had much
wider ;publicity , -
• We deduce from • the ."letter ,that the .:pre-
sent Bruce County' home is so -obsolete ;.that
it should never have been in' operation • for
.'the past few. years, and :that •Courity officials
are heartily. ashamed of both the.;building and
its (facilities. ,If such: is the. ease; then it would
appear that a new Home is in' order The only
question, we /raise is Are. 103: beds necessary
when ,presently less than , 40 are .in • • use or
available Is the: place full .to capacity, and
if not, how many are there on a waiting list
for admittance.
Neither •The Place Nor ,The ` Time ..
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(Southampton Beacon) -
Quite frankly The Beacon has not the
space to publish these lengthy articles and
our opinion ' is that nothing could be gained
by doing go..The place to discuss this: question
is at County Council and thetime is the June
session.
JUDGING COMPETITION •
AT SEAFORTH SATURDAY
The annual Huroi County.
livestock ` judging competition
urday • with contestants.• divided
into four` ,classes— novice, junior,
intermediate and senior. .
The contestant with the high-
est aggregate- score in the 1958
S.HOWE'R HELIX
FOR BRIDE ELECT
;Kairshea ::1As
omen'sInti uteand friendsthered at the .thConcession chool House Satur-day eveningMay 16th to honor' bride -elect, Miss Marilyn .Car-
ruthers.Mrsllister. Hughes and
Mrs. Harvey' Houston were hos-
tess, when, the gathering. ntmb-
' ered about 90.,
Mrs. Ted Collyer was chair-
man for thee°prograrn. Readings'
were given by Miss. Dean Mac-
Leod; Miss ,Helen- Gampbell , Mrs. .
s t' nnon Mrs. Harry
Fra ex 11�ac� .._. ,
Lavis,, anti Mrs; Houston., ,A con=
test'' by Mrs: Evan- ,Keith, and
vocaI''duets : by Karen Carruthers;
June Ackert,also
Mrs
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Carruthers and Mrs_.•
Houston, to
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t
Communitysinging ounded out
the evening, Mrs. , Baynard Ac-
kert
ccom
kert was 'accompanist for the'
'p
evening. Mrs:- Hughes expressed
ressed.
the� gathering
'. sof
the , ood w she g t;
g�
to the bride.' • Sharon Mowbray
rand Janet- Carruthers presented
the :gifts.' The bride was assist-
ed by Miss Betty Hamilton and
Miss Alrene 1l,oulston.
A sumptuous lunch was served
and the guests all signed .the
Bride's Book before leaving.
OBITUARY
FRANK: C. BROWN
on . saturd'ay, May 9th, 1959
the ''Angel of Death suddeiily
visited ' Wingham Hospital and
called Frank C. Brown, a 'belov-
ed husband and father to • his
eternal ,rest: in his 60th year „
He Was born' at :Glamis, Green -
obi: Township on September 16,
1899, and was the. youngest :son
of John Brown' and Ellen. Wall:
aunt'Mr. and Mrs. Chas; .Ellis.
Oyying to the death of his' mother
he was, raised . by an. uncle and
near I inlough. • ,
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On. November lith, 1925, lie•ssby aed. ' sister,gMrs: Reginald
was• united in - marriage to Elsie i
(Martha). r tha .•
His remains rested at his 'late
residence until Tuesday Morning
thence to the McLennan and Mc-'
Kenzie Memorial..Chapel, .Luck -
now, where service washeld';.
that 'afterneion with':. Rev:' T ,J.
McKinney officiating; Burial was.
in Greenihill ,cemetery.' The
bearers were, . Harold 'Nicholson,•
Lyman -Sutton, Toni Stewart,
James: Wilson, . James Wraith and
the funeral service was largely
John .Schumacher:
attended,: which bespoke the est- The flower bearers were_ • Har- .
eem in which he was 'held. ve , Nicholson MorleyWall,
He is` survived by has sorrow- Cedric Green, Alex'.. Whytock,
ing wife, a son, Reginald, at •Midford • Wall, • Art Hodgins,,,
home and a ,brother Harry of: • Frank: Schumacher, Stewart. �ge4
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Richmond Hill, He was predecea-. Donald and Howard Thompson.
WEDNESDAY, •MAY 20th, 1959,
your dad
°f "days
informal
UT�d1�S�
Dad escorts you up :the` .
.aisle ... the clergyman;
intones the service . •:: you
• ''and your• new husband are
whisked away these most
precious moments are best
saved:,for; future years in
;photographs by our studio.
• And your album of informal'
photographs will hel to, '
l?.
make each happy anniversary
more meaningful!
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H tNGLEY
Phone`' 322 --' Hanover•
Cali; write,:or stop in to ((Winn'
arrangements for your album of Informat's
and•;yourwedding portrait. •
judging will , be awarded a, trip
to, the United Nations and New
York,' or a trip of similar value.
Have You Renewed' Your Sub -
'will be held at'Seaforth on Sat- and 1959. grain and livestock 'scription?.
Wreck , 'I n Which
lamlton Was • Fatally Injured..
Shelton at . Bervie.`: They lived
on the farm known as Brock A.
until •a few years ago' hen.
ago they
purehased •a 'Parra on the' 10th of
Culross' where . the family .has.
since `resided:
He was of a • 'cheerful disposi-
tion, a dear husband and father,
and a good•' neighbour who enjoy.
ed a wide circle of friends. A lar-
ge number called at the home and.
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Waterloo Cattle
reedingssoGiation
`•.`Where Better Bulls ,,Are, Used"
'WE DO GIVE SERVICE ON' SUNDAY'
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But you must request
this service between • 6
and 8 p.m, on' Saturday
evening. This allows our`•
staff to service these
calls 'early, Sunday 'morn-
ing and still spend most
of the day with their
families.
For cows. in cheat' 'on •
Sunday. ' morning, DO.
NOT call for service un-
til]. Monday morning. •
This Sunday schedule,
has ,:been very well re-
ceived and the results
are excellent.
ARTIFICIAL 'BREEDING MEANS MORE PROFIT
to • you.,-- Why not try • it as many others have?
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For service or more information] phone
CLINTON Zenith 9-5650 or Collect KINCAtRDINE 460
BETWEEN: 7:30 and 9:30 ANI week' days.
6:00 and 8 P.M, on Saturday evenings.
BETTER CATTLE FOR BETFER LIVING
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Dad escorts you up :the` .
.aisle ... the clergyman;
intones the service . •:: you
• ''and your• new husband are
whisked away these most
precious moments are best
saved:,for; future years in
;photographs by our studio.
• And your album of informal'
photographs will hel to, '
l?.
make each happy anniversary
more meaningful!
.,•�T
DIO:
H tNGLEY
Phone`' 322 --' Hanover•
Cali; write,:or stop in to ((Winn'
arrangements for your album of Informat's
and•;yourwedding portrait. •
judging will , be awarded a, trip
to, the United Nations and New
York,' or a trip of similar value.
Have You Renewed' Your Sub -
'will be held at'Seaforth on Sat- and 1959. grain and livestock 'scription?.
Wreck , 'I n Which
lamlton Was • Fatally Injured..
Shelton at . Bervie.`: They lived
on the farm known as Brock A.
until •a few years ago' hen.
ago they
purehased •a 'Parra on the' 10th of
Culross' where . the family .has.
since `resided:
He was of a • 'cheerful disposi-
tion, a dear husband and father,
and a good•' neighbour who enjoy.
ed a wide circle of friends. A lar-
ge number called at the home and.
l l
?e � ���-� � � �� �....-`+..e � � �..� � �•�.�.......-.-ems �.•. � �'•�+
aa.
,'
•
Waterloo Cattle
reedingssoGiation
`•.`Where Better Bulls ,,Are, Used"
'WE DO GIVE SERVICE ON' SUNDAY'
1:
But you must request
this service between • 6
and 8 p.m, on' Saturday
evening. This allows our`•
staff to service these
calls 'early, Sunday 'morn-
ing and still spend most
of the day with their
families.
For cows. in cheat' 'on •
Sunday. ' morning, DO.
NOT call for service un-
til]. Monday morning. •
This Sunday schedule,
has ,:been very well re-
ceived and the results
are excellent.
ARTIFICIAL 'BREEDING MEANS MORE PROFIT
to • you.,-- Why not try • it as many others have?
0
For service or more information] phone
CLINTON Zenith 9-5650 or Collect KINCAtRDINE 460
BETWEEN: 7:30 and 9:30 ANI week' days.
6:00 and 8 P.M, on Saturday evenings.
BETTER CATTLE FOR BETFER LIVING
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