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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1929-1-30, Page 6DA 'i JAN 80th, 1920. Bracing Breakfast for flitter Weather Serve with piping hot milk - Doesn't overload your stomach-- Makes you alert arni active - rine for your*seer s Made by The CAniidian Shredded Wheat .Company. Ltd. Huron County Council (Continued from Page 5) 'Huron Plowmen's Association; $100 etitute, —Referred to Educationalto the North Huron Plowmen's Ass-- Committee, 1 1 elation; $25 to each Public Library lv the County; $750 to each hospltai The striking committee's report,in the County approved of by the fixed the membership of the stand•; Government; $25 to the Hensel' ing committees. This was adopted.• Seed Show; and$100 to the Salva - At the same session Chairman Dr.tion Army Rescue Home in London. Milne of the House of Refuge tom- i In considering the report in commit- mittee, ex -Warden Hays and the tee the grants were all approved and Clerk reported with reference to the that to the Salvation Army Rescue installation of the frigidaire at the Home was increased to $150 (the a- Houseria of Refuge. This had been mount the request asked for), this carried out and the outfit was a very being on motion of Messrs. Hander creditable addition to the House of son and Turner. Refuge equipment. ' A request from County Treasurer Dr. Milne spoke of the matter of Gordon Young was for a substantial rebates to urban mpaltites on increase in his salary. Mr. Young the levy raised for highway work in pointed out that in Bruce County, such municipalities. His municipal- , with a lower assessment than Huron ity was looking for a return of a County the treasurer's salary is $2,- certain proportion of the levy for 700, against the $1,500 at present work on streets leading to the con paid in Huron. The letter was laid netting link but had been informed on the table, s that these moneys were to be re When motions were called for, a tained to form a fund for future'lot of motions were put in, some of pavement. The Dr. was instructed which are ear -reaching in their ira- te) o to take the matter up with the Good penance. The following is the list: Roads Commission and the Engineer , By Messrs. Hubbard and Wright, for an explanation, ' that the petitions of the parties in - The fallowing motions Wee pre- 'eterested in the Wroxeter School sented: boundary be sent to the Education By Messrs. Hill and Dodds that Committee to bring in a recommen- the report of the striking committee dation.—Carried. he adopted and that the cards be By Messrs. Adams and Beattie printed with- the telephone number thata grant of $200 be made to the and address of each member. —Car- ; Agricultural Representative for jun- ried. for extension work to be held in By Messrs. Beattie and Kennedy trust by bim for that purpose.—Sent that a grant of $100 be made each to Executive committee. agricultural society holding a fait By Messrs. Craigie and Turner fair.—Referred to Executive Com- i that a grant of $25 be made for the mittee. upkeep of flower beds around the By Messrs. Turner and Hander- Court house. — Sent to Executive son that the members of the Good Committee. Roads Commieeion and the County ; By Messrs. Wright and McKibben Engineer attend the Good Roads :that Wingham Seed Fair receive a convention to bkheld in Toronto.— grant of $25.—Sens to Executive. Carried. 1 By Messrs- Hill and McKibben i By 'ser. Wright and Beattie, that Bylaw No, 16, 1028, be amend- agrant of $100 be given to ed by inserting in the Childern's each Agricultural Society holding a Shelter Committee, after the word spring fair. Sent' to Executive coin - "council," the words, "of which the mittee. ' Warden shall be one."—Carried. By Messrs, Ballantyne mad Swlt- R By Messrs Wright and Collin:, zer that a grant of $100 be paid the that each school fair receive a grant South Huron Plowmen's Association- of $25,—Sent to Executive Commit- -Sent to Executive committee, I ter By Messrs. Henderson and Stalker ' Hy Messrs. Hill and Collins that, that a grant of $100 be made to the i owinn to increased motor transpor- Narth Huron Plowmen's Association. • Cation causing greater destruction --Sent to Executive Committee. By Dr. Milne and Mr. Hill that all i th to alt roads, e Provincial Govern - lent he requested through the De- partment of Highways to raise the gas tax on all gas used by motor cars and trucks to 5 cents per gal - taxes due the county by municipali- ties must be paid on or be Fore Dec. 31st in each year, otherwise 5 per cent .wit] be charged on the same. lon and that the grants on all roads This is: to apply to 1929 taxes and of 'be increased to 50 per cent. when tor. ---Carried. good good read legislation is complied By '41r Hill and Dr. Milne that the I with, and that the Province, assume JOY OF SKS-JO IUNG ON SW1$3ZL$ POST SNOW-COVERED sWJ,sS ROADWAY One of the Most Exciting and Invigorating of Swiss Winter Sports --Wouldn't You like to Try it 7 man further behind is also 'being drawn along. In the other case a .man is ski ing by the side of Horse. ion of the transition period and that the work of definitely fixing Ger- many's obligations and the manner in which they are to be met must now be shifted to the committee soon to attempt revision of , the Dawes plan. Budgetary practices of the Reich come in for some severe criticism in the report on the ground of un- necessary increases in expenditures, notably for pensions and civil ser- vants' salaries and for 1B -advised financial settlements with interior states and local councils. The agent general states that a- part from the Reich budget, which during the current year, all pay- ments and contributions to annuity reached last year their normal level and included notably for the first time sums provided for amortization 1 of German railroad and industrial bonds. 1 The report testifies that Germany loyally and punctually paid all sums due on the reparations account un - Ski-joring is one of the most ex- with the bar are attached to a breast the first horse astride while friends citing and invigorating of Swiss win- band, no horse being used. On the are gripping hold of a ski stick, ret sports. The ropes connecting occasion illustrated, a girl is riding which is acting as a bar. Another was promised and guaranteed by the late Sir Adam Beck as head of the Hydro Power Commission and thus place the county of Huron in a fair and equitable way to 'hold its own from an agricultural, commercial and industrial standpoint with all other sections of Ontario.—Carried. By Messrs. Craigie and Beattie that, in view of the fact that it is the intention of the Town of Gode- rich, as soon as the weather will per- mit in the spring, to construct con- crete walks through the Court Houso Square and a curbing around the outside of the same, and on the in- side of the roadway, be it resolved that the county construct around the 'Court House and its own property, a sidewalk or pavement to link up with the town's work and also that it construct a concrete driveway from the south and north to connect with the county property.—Sent to Good Roads Commission. By Messrs. Henderson and Stal- ker that some imRrovement be made rid the count to the narrow b ga on y road north of Belgrave so that the children attending school will not be forced to cross the 'bridge as it is Hon. Robert Forke, Minister of very dangerous. — Sent to Good Immigration, has been` mentioned re Roads Commission. peatedly as a possibility for the posi- By Messrs. Mole and Mackenzie tion of Lieutenant -Governor of that the road between Ashfield and Manitoba, but Mr. Forke denies that Wawanosh from the Oth to the 4th he is thinking of making any change concessions,. be rebuilt during the at present. / coming year. --Sent to Good Roads -_ Commission. From Messrs. Craigie and Switzerr ally travelled highway between the that the work of cutting down and United States and Northern Ontario protecting the bend or turn in the along Lake Huron and Georgian Bay road on Saltford Hill as recommend- and the upkeep as a county gravel ed by the commission three years road is therefore exceedingly high ago be • proceeded with.—Sent to and out of all proportion to other Good Roads Commission. county roads, be it resolved that we By Meears. Adams and Baattio petition the Highways Department that a grant be made to assist in the of the Ontario Government to take upkeep of street lights in the ham- over as a Provincial. Highway and Clerk prepare a bylaw enabling the k 00 per cent. of the cost of Provin let of Londesboro on account of the have it paved as soott as the finances Tre•rsurer to collect back taxes due 1 1 1 H• h th t DECLINES POSITION GERMANY ABLE TO PAY DEB'T The report of S. Praker Gilbert, Jr., agent general for reparations, on the operation of the Dawes plan during its fourth annuity year, which ended last -September, given out in Paris last week by the rep- arations commission, concludes that Germany is able to pay during the current year of the plan's operation, the full normal annuity of 2,500,- 400,000 ,500; 400,000 gold marks (nearly $600,- 000,000) 600, 000,000) provided by the plan. The bulky colume of 400 pages, representing a complete survey of 1 German's economic and financial position, paints an optimistic pic- ture of the financial and economic state of the German republic. I Mr, Gilbert indicates clearly that be considers that the task of the Dawes committee of experts Iles been accomplished with the conclus- s c a ig ways, a' a copy of this great benefit of such lights to traffic of the Department will permit, and, previous to the next preceeding 8' resolution he sent to the secretary on the county road.—Sent to Good in the meantime, that we ask it to Years. --Carried. 1 of the Good Roads Association. — Roads Commission. have Provincial road signs placed By Messrs. Mackenzie and Mole I Carried, liy Messrs. A. P. Keys and Middle- along the Highway and that the that the county grant $100 to thel ton that the cast of installation and other countless and also the Blue Trustees' and Ratepayers'Associa i By Mestere. Turner and Henderson Water Highway As ociation at the. 1 that,whereas the rate charged by maintenance of two lights at Bay- Goode tion --Sent to executive committee.t field bridge and of one light at each � the Hydro Power Commission of On. of Sarnia.—Sent to Roads Commissipn, (Continued Next Week.) A BIG DAIRYMAN, By Messrs Mole and Aedp rbors ! tarso for eler•trie of the two intersections in the hill that $25 be granted to each pulrlir, power and energy throughout the County of Huron is' leading to the bridge from the south so exeerteive, compared with other be paid from the county road fuml.i. countiee nearer the source of supply •--Sent to Good Roads Commission. and whereas the fact precludes the By Messrs. McKibben and Hen- pgssihility of the farmers of the tle rr'son that the work of improving county being able to avail themsel- the County Road from Whrgham to vee of this power in any large mesa- llhrevale be completed as far as sure by renson of the great distance Bisievale, and that the work he done from Niagara ,Falls and the cense- as early in the year as possible. -- quant high cost of transmission, and Sent to Good Roads Commission. whereas the taros and vialge. of the By Collins and Iteys that Road county cannot offer inducements to No. 18, which was taken off the manufacthring industries for lora- County road system leading from tion for the same reason, and the the boundary between Morris and whole county is ,therefore, suffering Grey cast 6 4s miles to Ethel police industrially and is generally bands- village, joining road No. 10 and also capped in providing work for our boundary between Morris and Grey people, causing our young men and east on the lith and 12th conces• our young women to seek employ- alone of Grey 3tl�s miles, be put anent elsewhere, anti whereas the back oar the said system.—Sent to commission has steadfastly set its Good Roads Commission, fare against a flat rate for the whole By Messrs. Turner and McKenzie Province, now, therefore, be it re- that whereas the Blue Water High - solved, that the County Council of way through the County of Huron Huron, assembled at this session and other counties, such as Lambton strongly petition and urge the Com- puce, Grey and Sirncoe, is now a mission to proceed with the develop- ment of power on the Maitland river library in the county. Sent to Exe- cutive committee. 13y Messrs. Dodds and Beattie that Highway No. 12 three miles north of Seaforth be straightened out by cut- ting off the two cornea's at each enol, -Sent to Good Beads Commission. The Clerk was instructed to en- force the order that all Agricultural Societies must make the rettir•ne erg dared by the Council before the County Council grant is paid. At the Wednesday afternoon sea• sion two petitions were preseett•d to the council in opposition to the one presented on Tuesday re change in Wroxeter school section. Three were signed by 29 interested ratepayers. The petitions were, sent to the Edu- cation Committee to be con=sidered with one presented yesterday. The first report of the executive committee was presented on Wed- nesday afternoon. The following greets were recommended: $1.00 to each agricultural society holding a fall fair; $100 to each Spring Fair in the County; $100 to the South Hon. F. C. Biggs, of Glen Camp- bell Farms, Dundas, Ont., recently appointed to the National Daley Council as representative of the Canadian Ayrshirt Breeders' Mao - dation. county gravel road, and whereas it --�r is rapidly hecomtng an internatlon- .LOOK ,AT THE LABEL Tose Languid Eyes They quickly relied your health and physical condidon--•restless eyes indicate the tesnperemonr of the stomach, Watch the eyes . , see that the whites are clear with a healthy bluish tingeo The minute a yelt, low tinge appears it betrays con seipatlon, sluggish liver or bit- iousness, yots need a laxative. Bring back your Vigour, Vim, Vitality tciah Beer tont a Pills --the sure way re tensile(, joyous, bounding heald,, aTry oregular daily course for abort RVeg'elable period. Youreyaswill toll the. story. Froducs Reed shat Character Irons Mc Eye; in Myra Beecham Adueriiscmeh(i, Salve daetuar Harold P. Ritchie & Co, Limited, Toronto ate der the Dawes plan. These payments send transfers totalled 1,789,000,000 gold marks, or in round figures, $440,000,000. France received a- bout $250,000,000 of this; and the United States shared in the annuity to the amount of about $21,000,000 nearly $14,000,000 of this being taken in cash transterst for army costs in arrears. • - •0 1 A NEW MAGISTRATE t Wm. Keith, Ex-M.P.P., of New- market succeeds to the position of York County Police Magistrate, left vacant by the death of Magistrate T. H. Brunton, according to an an noucement made by Attorney -Gen- eral W. H. 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