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Bruce wants action
on roads promise
TOBERMORY — Bruce
county council, fed up with a
provincial government ' that
refuses to hold to a bargain,
resolved Wednesday to , lay it
on the line with Queen's Park.
The county highways com-
mittee was directed by coun-
cil to get an early meeting
with Ontario ' Minister of
Transportation and Com-
munications, John Rhodes and
Energy Minister, Darcy
McKeoughto demand action
on provincial promises to
compensate for county roads
ruined by heavy traffic to On-
tario Hydro's construction site
at Douglas Point.
The committee was also ad-
vised to see, no one except the
ministers, to not go ahead
with the meeting if, . as . in
some past examples, the dele-
gation is foisted off on "flun-
kies."
Bruce township Reeve John
MacKenzie, in whose munici-
pality the construction site is
located, said the county
should tell the government to
either use the county fairly or
pull Out the construction.
"We in Bruce have been
played for suckers by the On-
tario government, not by
Hydro. The road problem was
to go to cabinet April 5, but
they haven't been able to get
it there yet," Mr. MacKenzie
said.
Ten months ago Hydro
promised a $3 million access
road to the site if the Ontario
ministry of transportation and
communications would pay
half. County council fears the
stalling will endup with no
road. County taxpayers would
then have to pay for the . wear
of the heavy traffic.
Highways . chairman Bruce
Parket of Cargill said the
province has shoved his com-
mittee around for the last
time.
Council was told that the
reason for provincial foot -
dragging is hard to assess. In
other areas of major Hydro
construction, as at Nanticoke,
Hydro has paid 100 per cent of .
access road costs.
"But get 40 or 50 miles
away from Toronto and the
government couldn't care
less," Mr. MacKenzie said.
Warden J. P. Johnstone said
this county is being short-
changed in all respects of de-
velopment roads.
Neighboring Grey county
was told in late March of a $1
million 'development road to
be built near Meaford. The
county road designated was
reverted to the township to
qualify. Bruce has had no de-
velopment road since 1968.
"Let the committee tell
them (the ministry) we know
of the manipulations to get de-,
velopment, roads, Maybewe
have to go broke to get one,"
the warden added.
Grey county roads depart-
ment had a $500,000 deficit
two years ago.
Harvey Keyes Is
1975 President
The annual Webster picnic was
held on. Sunday , June 16 in Har-
bour Park, God erich when about
125 relatives spent a pleasant time
renewing friendships. _
The sports events were in charge
of Blake and Clayton Alton of the
northern division of the family.
Prize winners were: girls 6 and
under , Kathy Hart; girls .7 , Tracy
McDonagh; boys 8-9, Wayne
Nicholson, Chris. Webster; .girls 10-
11, Janice Webster, Donna Hart;
boys 10-11, Steven Huether, Grog
Nicholson; girls 12-14, Mary
Holmes, Sandra Webster; boys .12-
14, Mike McDonagh, David Hart;
young men, Richard Hunt, Stey -
en Huether; young ladies,Janice
Webster Donna Hart; girl's kick.
the slipper, Sandra Webster; Mrs.
Ken McNee; boy's kick the slip- ,
Aloe , Dave Webster , Richard
Hunt; boy's ball throw , Mike Mc-
Donagh,
c-Donagh, tied Wayne McDootiagh
and Steve Huether; girl's ball
throw, Violet, Kovacs, May
Holmes; girl's wheel barrow race,
Janice Webster and May Holmes;
Tracy McDonagh and Lynn Alton;
boy.',s wheel barrow race, Mike
and Wayne McDonagh, Chris and
Terry Webster; three-legged race,
Janice' Webster and Steven Hueth-
er, Mike and Tracy McDonagh;
married men's race,. Barry McDon-
agh; 100 yard dash, Bill Thomp-
son.
The ladies from the northern
branch served a delicious meal.
Mrs. Harvey Webster led in sing-
ing grace. After supper the pres-
ident, Thomas Webster, welcom-
ed all present and two
minutes silence was observed
in memory of three relatives who
had passed away during the .year,
Miss Rena Stevenson, Mrs. Ed
Webster of Bay Valley,
Alberta and Harvey Coleman.
Special prizes were given to the
oldest man, Mr. Walter Alton;
oldest lady-, Miss Ada Webster;
youngest child, Jimmy McNee,
aged '4 -months; coming the great-
est distance, Mrs. Louise Stroh
from Pembroke; lucky plate,
Ralph Turner; lucky cup , Dale
Hunt ,
A business meeting followed at
which time the•following officers
were appointed for 1975.
President, Harvey Keyes; 1st
vice Pres. , Blake Alton; 2nd vice
WEDNESDAY, JUNE U
Pres. , Grant Webster; Treasurer
for south, Mel Webster; Treasurer
for Lucknow, , Alex Andrew; Sec-
retary,
ecretary, Mrs. Gordon Kirkland.
The retiring president , ` Thomas
Webster thanked everyone who had
helped in any way. The third
Sunday in June was again set as
the date for the picnic in 1975
at Harbour Park.
So another Webster reunion
came to a close with everyone
feeling it had been a pleasant get -
to -gether .
SOUTH KINLOSS
Mrs. Jack Gilchrist and Brian
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Gilchrist for a few days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Needham.
visited friends in Sarnia last
Saturday.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Dickie last week end were Mrs.
Grace Maclvor and Miss Olive
Blake of London, also Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Beacock of Wiarton.
• Mr. and Mrs. Allan MacDoug-
all visited with friends in Toronto
last week, David and Marietta
visited their aunt Mrs. Elmer
Smeltzer and Heather with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
MacDougall while their parents
were away.
The Kairshea Institute Sunshine
Sister meeting will be held on
Thursday at l p.m. at the Kair-
shea Hall with a pot luck lunch-
eon ,. Mrs. Ira Dickie is the host-
ess.
•
Huron Townshj
Council Meet
Huron Township Council h
their regular June meetingon
June 3 with all members pre
except Deputy -Reeve Ernes
Minutes' of last meetings wet
adod .ead..
The. pteClerkasrwas instructed to
contact one of the Subdivid
Fred Kuehner and invite him
attend the next meeting to
settle the water 'system and s
The tender of Saugeen Spra
ing of Durham , Ontario was
accepted for paving conessi
from lot 16 to lot 35 inclusio
and to give the 6th concessio
from Highway 21 to the Che
Factory a single surface trea
is a
waterLen connectiElmes onsto to Hasupervisenel
Wells and if he is not availab
then Pollock Electric will fill
for him.
Township accounts of
$18,678.10; Road Accounts o
$39,099.97 and tile Drain!.
of $6,000.00 were ordered p
Council adjourned to meet.
again on Monday, Junel7tha
Tuesday, July 2nd at 10 a.m.
EARL TOUT, Clerk,
unammit
THE STAFF AND STUDENTS OF
LUCKNOW CENTRAL PUBLIC SCHOOL
WISH TO EXTEND AN
OPEN INVITATION
to everyone and especially former teachers and students
of Lucknow Schools to
A "BACK TO SCHOOL" MORNING
During the Old Boys Reunion
The School will be open •from 10 A.M. - 12 Noon Saturday, Jane 29
ATTENTION FORMER BAND MEMBERS
The Band will practise at 11 A.M. and any
"old -tune" mem bers are welcome to join in.