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Amusements Jitney Dancing
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Auspices Wingham Lions. Club
All Proceeds for Lions Welfare Projects
NO ADMISSION CHARGE
51i1JR GAIN
BIG PROFITS
FROM
Egg Production
POULTRYMEN—There is a good market for
your eggs!
Are your hens producing all they should . . .
All they can
Have you some feed "robbers" in your flock?
Here's How - For Greater
PRODUCTION
(1) Cull those feed robbers get them out of
your flock, Feed is precious.
(2) Feed high quality , balanced . production
lifting SHUR-GAIN Laying Mash.
CANADA PACKERS, YAM
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McKINNEY BROS. BLUEVALE
JOHN ENNEAD, DELMORE
The second floor will have the coun-
cil chamber, school inspectors' offices,
coat room, Crown Atetorney's offices,
law library and service stair.
rPovision is made on the third floor
for Provincial police and the magistra-
tes offices, witness rooms, -court room,
petit jury, barristers' and judges'
rooms. Plenty of vault space and spare
offices are also included in the plans.
Thebuilding will take up just the
area of the present building and the
beauty of the park 'n-ill not be marred,
Mr. Bridgman assured_
The recommendation of the property
committee, approving the plan, was en-
dorsed, on a motion by Reeves B. Tur-
key and A. Alexander.
Ask $10,000 For Hospital
A deputation composed of G. L.
Parsons, president, C. H. Saunders,
secretary, and W. Helsirop, treasurer,
o f Alexandra Hospital, addressed the
council in support of a request for a
grant of moo toward a proposed ad-
dition to the hospital, to relieve the
congestion there. it was pointed out
that the capacity is taxed and some
patients hare beds in the corridors and
sunrooms. The building would cost
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Thunday, June 21th, 1946
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beren.l' -hes tr2 the tereas
ten= dereeenreooe., les tee t_ nerteleie
tonetelle, 17' wS2
*title 1.1z7,1iret, Staer7ies and East Wa-
-ILVSZar:tia.
Scalzentht "The teem z Szeorth,11:2-
Ine.ip. pereriera A linlieet, Tneker-
=aith.
Enerter: Exiner, Hens n'e and all of
Have. Setinhen eenal.:7shierne Teunslipe,
therseateeetion hes
plat* i. the iseltnee erects. la tags
V.Z•refa erAl. 1= resulted in .1:13
atteeadanre, enee its .:".ipttra.-
the attend-
attee fent; thee tevenaltip ea e-iecier-
eleit holegeee „has lneeensell from :Z.; to
Sateeereh school he'd over flOD Fire
za she yews. age. anti Stereteetel ee SS.
'et 21-nne last year, A bias urea pet in
opiretaion hle,Ki2op eirerresitdee this
7,1.1:7 t-.7 7.7:Z17,16; newle1.7),
eanielia, ;Le t: wet Gehlenealt, Celherne
therteshir and iportiens. oI th e tya-p.
3ia7lettl, Starley and
F-an
h•teks ever:urn-ante in a resolution re- . the Iteenartment of Highways
to gram the same swirly of 50 per ,
cent. for road trrimteeta-nce to towns
and villteg ze now received by *Iowa.
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The Oreariz.) Agricultural Commis-
sion 5.1.lb:tamed repot DM Me rural
youth organizations in which forums,
Int.= c:'+-operative enterprises in the!
emnzeumily ier the improvement of apol
riereenteal. pratz6't7es, and religious org-
,roliza6orza for youth, were stressed.
A -resoleteee from the county ai
eeeatie.e. the federal and pro-6
';-final governments to take action to
prohibit the :hale of ley grans and pro-
'tests 'so-called" remit- strips that ice- •
titre can play, stabbing, eta
Correspande-n. Read
Car-m7pondenee was read by clerk
S. W. Miller fallowing the warden's
address, and refer-'e3 to rations cam-
0
control, was the .stibiect of a resolut-
ion .. from Simcoe County.
0 • A letter was read from Hon. T. L.
• Kennedy, Minister of Agriculture,. ap-
oving the appointment of G)er.n Eck-
r, McDougall, and .0-eurge
Armstrong as corn borer inspectors,.
The Ontario Hotel Association en-
-eloaed a copy of a brief regarding the
- nada Temperance Act The reveri-
e derived from the sale of beverages
had been used to renovate premises,
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purchase furnishings and modern
equipment, and helped to offset the
losses from guest room and dining
room departments.
The Department of Highways ap-
an
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currence in a resolution requesting
government action in returning pope.
!lotion to, rural eonummities by taking
measures to relieve congestion in lob-
au areas; by giving .more help in e.gric-
htiteral pursuits; .esteblisliment. of small
(tradesmen in rural districts; and by
educational and Ipleroalvitifiurgenritereest.eational,
R. Ayres, inspector of jails and pris-
ons, reported ;hat considering the age
of the Huron County jail, close to 100
years old, it was in good condition.
:Better visiting .facilities 'were .recom-
, mended, also lighters of the folder ; . type of safety match, for lighting cig-
arettes, as matches are unsafe,
i G. W. Little, pi the Univers'ity of
Western Ontario, submitted a state-
' anent of the proposed building pro-
gram, as follows; school of nursing,
$550,000; physical education building,
`:$680,000; ,science building,' $=5,000;
libraries, 250,;000; residence for :medi-
. cal students, $300,000; social science
building, $'=5,000; residence for wo-
, Mere $800;000; changes in Meek lab-
oratories, -$115,000.
The County Federations ,of Agricul-
ture of Grey and Bruce ask endorsa-
flan of a resolution demanding from
the Department of Agriculture an im-
mediate increase in present selling
brought an influx and 1,700 were en-
rolled. 700 of whom were returned
pers.onnel. As many more can be ex-
• pected in 1946.
The university is trying to meet the
its students, the university must be
prepared to provide the courses which
will meet their requirements, and thus
check migration to the United States.
Following an investigation by a
committee appointed by the board of
governors, a plan for ouilding was pre-
sented at an estimated cost of $2,000,-
000.
The plan evolved to meet this cost
was explained by Mr. Little.
Prof_ Landon, in answer to a ques-
tion, stated that the enrolment front
the county of kuron is betwwen 80
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and 90.
Bigger Health Staff Urged
Dr_ Struthers, of the Department of
Health, addressed council on the coun-
i ty school nursing service.
Health units have proved their value' eral office
and the trend has been more and more room.
toward preventive medicine. He com-
mended the work of the Huron Coun-
ty unit but declared it has not enough
nurses. What is required in Huron
are two full-time doctors, who have
had one year's special training, 10
nurses, two sanitary inspectors, and
an office staff of three. He outlined
the duties requiret of the doctors, wild
would take the place of all the Medical"
Officers of Health in the county and
would supersede them; so would the'
sanitary inspectors the local ones.
In every town and village there are.
conditions which should be cleaned up.,
A trained sanitary inspector can use,
diplomacy in giving proper informa-•
tion, and, if not obeyed would not be.
hesitant in forcing action. •
Cost One Cent A Week
The full county scheme if inaugur-
ated would cost one cent a week per,
person, or five cents a month.
The total cost is •estimated at $51,-;
750. The government grant is 50 per
cent, which would reduce the cost to
the county of $25,000.
This can be further reduced -to
$10,000 by the -municipalities eliminat-•
ing the individual M.0,H, and sani-
tary inspection services. The amount
can be raised by adding 113 to .1i2 mill
to the rate,
A commenicalion was read from the
Ontario Plowmen's Association advis-
ing that an imitation had been extend.
ed tooViscount Alexander, Governor-
General of Canada, to visit the Inter-:
national Plowing Match in October...
The Governor-General's Secretary had
informed them that, while it was not
possible to give any definite assurance
f the dale, arrangements would be
made to visit cities and towns in Ont..
ark and it was hoped to include Gode-•
rich,
The association requested the coml.
il to support the invitation with a rine-
olution. It was referred to the legis-
lative committee,
A tentative tax rate of 5 mills, plus
cost of .secomiary schools for rorall
municipalities, was set by Huron
County Council, after reeeivImr revised
eetimetee from treasurer A, Tl, hrs. line,
On Thursday afternoon council aP-i
Droved the plans of the proposed
court house presented. by L. G. Bridg.
architect of tolidoll, which lmve also hen approved by Hugh T1 . Don' aid, inspector of legal offices,
liased on present prices, the estimat.
eat cost will be tm.,2„oot).
The, :05,4.111.foot
lifidgman leave a stone!
facing, with a fully modern interior,
The materials used will the similar to
those in the public library at London,
and Me building' will he of reinforced ,6
Concrete ;mal steel construction. He
Said it UM tale AMON1111,110y a 'SAW a nd Not to Ntwoktv,
C.)o the gronmi floor, provision it
Made for public toilet rooms' with en.
ttanee ,rat the east side from the vet• Fide only dI in t1 kilimim for the MO.
1:1101; and liNtitW; Ntlipmmt,
VtAin moor
The Main (loot' will heat a cortidor iltrounil"enttl Nook a small comv1
for a Memotial eltap.‘1, if tiesilksil; t'tf , bakes fot eennte aeeeseor, lvon. nror, 1•41(k tteuslojt, Vhildtell's Aid,' iga $utiltt‘ Vottrt ;Atlit the :uteri t`, .e‘A‘tv, ty tivinere, with th\lttiu t611til,
A resolution from the county a -
Hastings urged compulsory mechan-
ical inspection, and the enforced carry-
ing of public liability and property
damage -insurance for all motor vehic-
les,
Wingham Asks Scheel :Area
Wingham High School Board sent
in a resolution requesting that a high
school area be established in the dis-
tniet with Win harp as a centre., This
was reenenntended in a letter, also
from the Town Council of Wing,hain.
Concurrence was ael,ed for a resph
otion from the County of Gorey object-
ing so the _eduction of the premium")
eiade hogs by- $1.00 and to a
sindliar zreznarit on grade "la".
Lennox and Addington asked con
the
rence in a resolution asking the De,
.0mmte' of Perth seeks VJIWIlr-
p3r11111,1It 'Of Highways to Subsitlige the
expenditure for emistrtietien an t0111 ,
1:t tctlle e.rto75pereent for a iioftlettthLeytars,
"AS the mentally unfit are on the
tee, .ale County of Dufferin asks.
crease and 'hospital facilities inaele-
approval .of a resolution that a system
of sterilielatien of the unfit be .adopted
by the Legislature of Ontario.
Endorsation was asked in a 'county
of Oxford resolution requesting the
Federal government to stop the large
scale minchasirig of materials for home
building in cities as it tends to central,.
ire industry and many returned sold-
iers and civilians ie towns and. rural
'areas would like to build homes if mat-
"erials were available.
0 ....1,f+cal Tourist Camp Licettsea
That noupicipalities be allowed to
license tourist camps, is the subject of
a resolution front Peel county to the
Ontario Legislature.
The county Yerk submitted
resolution for endorsement, protest-
ing the mile-air) of radio lieense fees,
eiaireing it is "unjust unnecessary, end
constitutes in reality a nuisance 'tax.
e A communication from the Depart-
ment of Health was read, outlining the
. proposed new hospital grant for main- " price of beef to 25 cents red brand
tenance. The amount of the grant will quality, 28 cents for blue, and 21 cents
be effected by .the percentage of pupils - for tommercial..
ward beds in the hospital. In support of a request for a grant
Ask Higher Old Age Pensions to the building fund of the university,
• A county of Ontario resolution ask- a deputation from the University of
,ed concurrence in requesting. a revision
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Western Ontario, composed .of J. B.
•of Old Age Pensions to 'make the pen-' Hay, Prof. Fred Landon, and George
aeon $1:00 a -day at the age of 65. W. ,Little, appeared before Huron
That the Weed Control Act be 'County Council on Wednesday morn-
amended to :obtain 'In ere effective weed ing.
The deputation was promised con-
.sideration of their request by Warden
Shaddick, and on 'motion of Reeves
B. W.. Titckey. and Stanley Meehan, it
• was referred to the executive •commit-
- tee.
The university bad the largest at-
' tendance in its history this year, Prof.
'•Landon stated. When the original
buildings were erected the enrolment
was 600. Through the years it ad-
vanced to 14000. The coming of peace
. proved the by-law -authorizing the ex- situation in Western Ontario,
471:r2iM he, Cfintene. burl] as that
ea a .4-teeeeama .aa G66.. The zacert.:m.. „pi Northeariber.tane . perulimre $250,•000 county roads, is the territory the province has as-
" • ee' igned to it, In addition to caring for
With so many p/aces go,,,afferyears of restricted motorng, the carefree,
=mance you get fitten Goodyiw fi is now
mare inincidant than ever• e res The sbc -features Estee helowteR you why Gandyearsa-e afferent • s'• MOM dependable:
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