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WELLINGTON STREET
WALL( GOES BY THE
BOARD FOR THIS YEAR
Council Declines to Take Side in
Dispute Between "Insiders"
and "Outsiders"
The difference of opinion over the
Wellington street sidewalk hadsm-
other brief airing at the meeting
f
of
the \town council on FYlday evening.
when Towu Clerk Knox reported
an injunction had beeu served to re-
strain the town from laying the walk
Inside tbe trees.
After surae die:usalon as to the ex -
Pelee involved should the town
otek Reeve
have the Injunction setaside,
he
Turner decukl u is opinion that bold its dignity" t
council
entering
silo
rug a defence iu this action.
Councillor Bal li l Thaatcoatis aalit right;ng us nut
of when dignity of money it may be too expensive. 1
don't like litigation.
(;. Weir. re..,hingllug dwelling, East
street; Josiah Knight, garage, Well-
ington street ; L. T. Neuert, garage,
East street.
A complaint wad received from Mrs.
Joa. Elliott with regard to her road oil
tax, but uu acaiuu win.takeu.
A request from the War Memorial
l'hlldreu'a Hospital, Loudon, for a
grunt was referred to the special roue
wiper.
uu
Couna•ilWr lYriRie tetrarked that if
ts
the Weldlugbm street reaideuhe teuud
not agree he did not see why
cin should u1 worryabout t [ the ii a not
and sgees d
constructed at all this year. Ilan w'++s
Councillor Craigir's suggetitkM be -
approved by the council, a
Ing adopted that no action be taken
with Iegard to the constuctt
solicit of be
walk thea year, and thatcon
ti
take stews to have the injuQebur
withdrawn. Reeve Turner and Coun-
cillor McLean were alone In °P1
ng
this [notion.
A petition from ratepayers on the
east ..We of Wellington street for the
construction of the sidewalk inside the
tors was signed by Elisabeth Itohin-
'..di, E. 1t. `Allele, John Wigging. James'
A. Wilson. Hobert Turner. MMA `14K'.
Templeton. J. B. Knight. Fanny
old and N. Laura Salkeld.
i The sexton of Maitland cemetery
reported six interments in the month
l of tlrtober.
Rev. Canon 11111 made application
for permission to have a court laid in
front of him property on St. Georges
Crescent. This Was referred to the
public works committee to have the
engineer bring in a sketch of the
arrear. there being some question as to
where the street poperb runs
An application from the public lib-
rary board for the remainder of its
grant for 1928 was sent to the finance
committee. imps, as
Applications for building pe
follows, were referred to the Are com-
mittee: Wm. AngtaY, reshinRllnR
dwelling, South 'street; Jag. Mc-
Cracken, r ehingling dwelling. corner
Victoria and Trafalgar streets; Fred
A cuwtnunicatluu from the baud with
reference to their amputee concerts
was referred to the band eutnmitter.
A letter from Mr. R. C. Hays, -Jr.,
solicitor for the Domluiun Road Ma-
chinery Co., intimatedtheo atreptown's
ante by the Company
offer for the sale of the Maitland
road plant, "s(bject, however, to a
bylaw being aubmltted to the rate-
puyers of the town for a'luwinal fixed
aaseasweut on the Llutuiuluu !toad Ma-
chinery plant and tbe staid proputed
plant and being passed by the, said
ruttya)ers."
The Mayor, the !terve, Councillors
Lee and Munniuga and the elerbt were
appointed a committer to have u by-
law prepared and submitted.
ltecowmeudatluus reported by the
finance committee included the follow-
ing: That the water .and light eolu-
mission be asked to turn over to the
council an additional sum of t ,INt)
from the water department surplus:
that the auditors be asked to bring 1u
a report OH the expomdlturt's of the
water department this year to date.
showing the amounts, of surplus on
baud ; that the town's share of grand-
stand receipts be collected front the
full fair Marl; that $$(Mal of 19X41
Victory Mends fit the Buechler siuking
fund 1a' pun•hnsal at a price of 1h14r.4.4:
plus accrued interest and reglstratluu
fee. The committer reported that ti*
sum of $1L'f)t+.10 had been received
fnow the Tonne', t'' General Trusts ('or-
poratiun am the town's share of inter-
est. due November 1st on Ontario
Weld Shore Hallway howls, and that
as this did not appear to be the c ir-
re•ct amount the Corporation was IK -
tag commuakwted with. The tifteen
Monde of a total of $7,9tle lsstwd under
bylaw Nu. 13 of 1.r.1 (the grandstand
bylaw) and the ten bond* of a total of
$ezei.10 issued to pay for the }furan
road pavement (bylaw Nu. 4ti) had all
been subscribed. for and the commit-
ter recommended that the subscriptions
be accepted. The committee reported
alsl, that the water and light commis-
sion had been paid a further sum of
$-t,31N1 towards the cost of installation
of the new pumping equipment. {"rid-
ing the lame of bonds.
This report was aduptwt with a
brief di+s•wlaiun of the charge made Ily'
the Torouto Ureteral Truing Corpora-
tion for handling the O.W.14.R. fuud44.
The Mayor described the charge of
three per cent. set -outrageous." and
said the matter Should he taken up at
the next meeting of the interested
municipalities.
The pul.lir• works committee report's!
that the petftlens for sidewalks as fol-
lows wen• gntlk•b'ntic ilguel and re-
commended that the necessary bylaws
be passel: West slue Albert street.
Newgate to Feast; west side Hinck44
street. Britannia to Raglan; 'south
side Querns'' street, Waterloo to Well-
ington. •
The fire committee reported the
{missing of applications for boil(ling
permits and rrummendcrl that the
water eelsd light eommb'141on he aekeil
for a written report on the condition
or the tire hydrants.
Tea's' reports also were adopted.
The Nlayur said he had reeplve'.1 trev-
ernl (•ctmmuuicatb,ns from London ask-
ing that this town 4e114) o delegation
to a meeting tel be held tit that city
Novemlwr 7th to daw•uss the question
of airports.
1t was left to the Nluyur to arrange
n deptttetion.
His Worship resorted utteu(lance,
With other menders of the conned, at
II meeting of Blue Water Highway
repr'stptativee held at Kineardlne on
Thursday last. 1:1 brief report of
this meeting will le found elsewhere
in this home.)
('onmillor Lw' brought tin the mat-
ter of the town's contribution towards
the funds (1f the Tillie Witter Highway
A'ws-lotion. last year's 14,M'ssmeut
was not paid.' hot the .lssa•Iatiou hail
agreed to forego payment for 11127 if
this yeHlr's as!essmeut. $373. were veld.
Some enols (olleeted for last per.. hilt
rut forwarded. were on hand. and the
cora $ell agreed to make up the differ-
en(e, about 5170. in order that this
town should be In was) standing with
the Asst -dation.
The public works .-ommitte• Was
asked to ha.k Into they matter of
drainage In the vicinity' of it1•e•r'
'T'urner's residence. Noll the .onncll
then adjourned.
WILL ASK TO RAVE BLUE
WATER ROAD "SIGNED"
Meeting of Highway Astmeintion al
Kinryrdltte '11Wrs*Ly,
Kincardine. Out., Nov. 2.-4Peudltty
the time of the Provincial Government
n
taking over the Blue Water Hlgh
ity
as a Provincial road. the highways
ih(risartweut of the Provincial tloveru-
ment Ls to Le asked to plate markings
simd1:r to those on regular Uovernment
roads.
'Phis was deckled at a largely at-
tended meeting of the 'Blue Water
}fighway Astae.iution, held here Thurs-
day afternoon. it was also decided
not to stud a deputatuto wait
t on
lion. George S. Henry upon
from Europe, as the association has
assurance that the Department le not
at present taking further roads' in
hand, but has the Blue )Water road
under u1.servatl. a for absorption into
the Provincial system as soon as sur;,
a step is deeMed feasible._
In the meantime wardens of countte4
tilting the route, who were all present.
gave assurance that they would 11'P
every effort to expedite Government
action and to keep the highway in the
best possible condrtiou until su li time
as it becomes a prti inial charge.
A meeting of the executive will be
heleat Goderich in about two weeks.
when the question of Goverimeut
charge of fhb rood will again be din
cussed.
Mayor W. J. Morrison. of Kincar-
dine. presided et the netting. (ethers
present Include! Dr. Doolittle. Tor-
onto, honorary' pr":irh•nt of the Asss•1-
att(1n; Mayor Scott, Sarnia Eric Ift+r-
ris, Sarnia. secretary o1 the• Assu 4s-
tktn: Maybe MacEw•atb, 1)4444443' Reeve
Crater., •(tu,neI1lors Lee and Muh-
nings. Goderich; A..1. Creighton, p res-
ident of 'the hoard of Trade. (►web
Sound; Ald. J. C. Tennant, Sheriff
Wm. Breese and 1t. 11. McWilliams. all
of Owen Sound: Neil Milkmaid. Kln-
canline: representative" from Port El-
gin. Southampton. wardens of inter-
vening counties and representatives of
severel other tnulicipallties.
ihadlttle was Appointed rvy+re-
4entatice to interview Government
officials with a View to having the 'Bole
Water Highway tuarked as other 1'ro-
vlucial highways.
The Blue Water Illtdawav between
Owen 501111.1 1411.1 Barrie has 'trendy
leen taken over etc the G,Rernment
and it iv thought thilt n highway of
44u(•11 Importance to the tourist business
of the Procinee as this 'Mould be
booked after by the Province.
J. W. Craigie
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S. S. NO. 5. OOI:MOR'NE
The following Is the report for R. S.
No. 5. Colborne. The pupils 11nce
been examined In composition. sta•II-
Ing. history, geography and arithme-
tic:
Jr. 1V-Tkrrte Johnston tai per cent..
Jacic }tenter 78. ('ret Freeman 70. Fhn
Horton 157.
Sr. 11L -Evelyn (;drain 72 per (sent..
Robert ('.sok fel, Harold 'Freeman 5S.
Jr. 111.-- Andrew Frcenonn ttv per
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cent.. Jack ('Pok 0, Gree hooter 5"..
Geo. Williams
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Fire, Accident, Automobile, and
General Insurance Agent
1other, next t', !lank ir( I'• a nems'
Billie Freeman 48.
Jr. 11.--I'essrl Hunter 75 per eent.
1. -Clifford Horton tett per rent..
iteryl Freemen 75. .Frank Conk 70.
1'r. -Marie Rogue. Bernice ('Pok.
R. GRANT; Teacher.
S. s. NY). 1. (:OD}7RItsI1 TOWNISHiP
The foliowing la the report of 8.5.
No. 1. (:rolerieh, for the month of
(k•t(l'er: honors 75 per tent.• pies' lin
per cent.-:
Sr. iV.--Marlon Lamprey 141 ler
rent., Orville Oke k0.
Jr. iV.-Everett Craddock 59 per
cent.
111. --Arthur Hlekg 711 per cent.
I1.--411adyr1 '1`anwnt 7i1 per ten
Ada Farrant 72. Valelr Craddock 011.
Sr. 1. -Hazel Moore 74 per rent.
Sr. Pr. -t:race Beattie 52 per cent..
Ernest Salkeld 71. ,
Jr. Pr.-4'mr1 Farrant. hilly }turns.
1. 141WERV. Teacher.
9. S. NO. 17. W. WAWANOSII
The following Is the report of S. S.
No. 17. West \'nwv+nngh, for the
months of Septetnler 44n1.Oetoter:
Jr. V. -Edith Sprnnl 71 per tent..
Marie's McNee (absent).
Sr. iV.-Melhomrne Culbert Ott .per
cent.. 1111dn Finnigan M.
Jr. 1V. -Anne Sproul 70 per rent..
ie'nore Ntothcrs t5). ('art Finnigan Ce.
Clifford Culbert :de. Shenley Mot/rat-
ten 52. I
Jr. (11.- Russell Melntyre 75 per
vent., Margaret Elliott M. Arnold
lever (15. Emily M,•(:rattoi 62.
sr. 11. Willie Sproul 72 per cent..
Harry (Arvin 84.
Jr. 11. --Jimmie !Ashman at) per
ant.. Ilnrvey Sproul fr.
Sr 1'r. --World getout 70 per cent..
Harold Elliott. fr.
Jr. Pr.-Fhirlry Mcdar,tten 52 per
cent.. Dotted (ll1Tln An.
iVA 1. ('ARIL. Teacher.
S. S. NO. 3. AS)IFIEIA)
School reba,rt for S. S. Mt. a. Ash-
field. Excellent. 75 per cent.: goof.
Os per cent.; pass. IMI per rent.:
Sr. V.---TFtm,aen Simpson 71 per
cent.. Anna MA,•(;rentor (t0.
Sr. IV.-Ifie'.rge MacGregor. )44 tier
cent.. Cecilia howler 75, Joe Hackett
72. Donald MacKay 70. armee Mac-
Gregor fLI. Joe Mat Intyre rr.
Sr. 111. Ethel MacKenzie s0 per
cent.. Margaret 1fihlen OMW. Ronald
MacGregor 82.
For Early Navigation ('lowing
Ilttaws4. Noy. 1. -iii 1111 effort to
bring abut nn early cbsing of nncl-
gAtintt un the (;rat Lakes rinds year
the-lkgrnrtmcnt ort Martnc is com-
municating with all shipowners. an
official states today. 1Mremler 7 has
1w*'tl suggested at a tentattce date for
the closing.
1t was pointed ort that many cala-
mities have reunited from shipping
continued lit a *'4444011 when severe
storms are liable to 0(4)14. 11 Is ex-
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Agreement .(ati1fActory to militating
Interest.
-The Depurtnwnt is acting in co-
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