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PAGE TWELVE TEE CANADIAN STATESMAN. EOWMANVILLEe ONTARTO THURSDAY. OCT. lRth. im~i -Ma nvers No mes Trench Excavation Inspector The regular monthly meet- ing af the Manvers Municipal Counicil was held on October 2nd, with ail members present and Reeve Argue presided The minutes of the previaus meeting were read and approv- ed on motion of McGill and BroWn. The following communica- tions were received and read- Dept. of Labour reappointing of an Inspector for Trench Exca- vators Protection Act; United Counties Clerk re indigent hos- pital patients; The Queen Eli- zabeth Hospital, Toronto re indigent patient; H.E.P.C. re tour application for rural hydrro service; Magistrate R. B. Bax- ter re share of fines for the Township of Manvers; Dept. of Highways re aid gravel pit owned by the Township; Dept, of Agriculture re new Brucel- *losis Control Act; and several sheep cdaims. The following gentlemen *waited on the Council: Thos. White, W. J. Malcolm, Fred Sta- cey, Ed. Lawson. John Wright. Harry Van Wieringen, George- Shea, Walter Lanc, Charles~ Chapman and Harvey Johnston. On motion af H. M. Jakeman ard Harvey Malcolmn. Mr. à_ B. Sisson was appointed In-pec- tor of Trench Excavations for the Township af Manvers. B--- law Na. 1330 was given the three necessary reali ngs, sign- ed, sealed and numbered 13.3o. (Being a By-Laxv appointing A B. Sissan Inspectar). The Clerk -,vas nstructed ta contact the Bell Telephonc, Ca. at Part Perry ta make appoint- ment ta meet rond Superinten- dent at an early date. Moved by McGill, secondecl by Brown that Mr. Fraser af the Dept. of Highways, Poct. Hope, be contacted and ar- rangements made ta, meet with Coundil at an early date. Mr. A. B. Sisson, presented rond voucher No. 11 for inspec- tion and approved of Council. Moved by Brown, secanded by Jakeman that the Reeve and Treasurer be authorized ta sign checks for the following Ac- counts:- Rond Voucher Na. Il $2,135.92 Fred Cox, Labour, side- walks & cement ----- . 37.00 Owen Walker, shooting dog re sheep ------- 5.00 Manvers M.T.S., ToUls 27.10 United Counties, Hospi- talization ------------- - 123.00 Manvers M.T.S., Ad- vance on levy ---- 500.00 Fred Stacey, Sheep dlaim------------------ 36.50 Gea. Shea, Sheep dlaim 36.00 Wilbert Malcolm, Sheep dlaim---------------------- 55.50 Edward Lawsan, Sheep dlaim --------------- 16.00 Harold Stewart, Sheep dlaim ---- ------------ 21.00 Ross Davîdson, On Sal. Acec ----------------------- 150.00 Moved by McGill, seconded by Brown that the meeting ad- journ until November 6th, 1956 at 1.30 p.m. Carried. OBITUABY ALBERT I. S. BALLAGH Albert Isaac Seney Ballagh, a resident of Copenhagen froni 1947 until hast winter, died early this morning, Oct. 4th at the Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C. aged 88 years. The funeral service was hcld on Sunday at the home of his son Lieut. Col. R--bert S. 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Bide your time tilt National announcement day for the '-57 CHEVROLET 0,4* jranchised Chevolet dealers display tlds fa mous trademark, See Your Authorized Chevrote t Dealer R.W. N.ICHOLS Cou rtice - Bowmanville' Alexander Unveils Cassi no Memorial The Cassino Memorial xvas dedicated in a recent ccremony ta 4,068 officers and men of the Commonwealth Armles who died during the Sicilian and Italian cam- paigns. The general view here shows the memorial at the foot of the Cassino his. It is of large polished granite tabiets ringing a central formai garden and ornamental pool. Field Marshal Earl Alexander of Tunis unveiled the epitaph after inspecting an honor guard of the Commonwealth Armies and Italian Carabinieri. -National Defence Photo aIl the family present. Interment xvas in the family plot at Ripley, N.Y. Mr. Ballagh was a member of the Copen- hagen First Cangregational Church. Flowers and giEts were danated ta the Memarial Flow- er Fund of the Lewisvilbe Pres- byterian Church. Mr. and Mrs. Ballagh went hast faîl ta visit their son Lieut. Col. Rabert S. Balagh af Me- Lean, Va. and awing ta failing health they were stili there I when Mr. Ballagh was stricken., Surviving are his wife Mrs. Amy Couison Ballagh and seven children: Mrs. J. S. Summers Jr. (Bessie), Miss Amy Ballagh, Airline hostess, Baldwin: 'Ai- bert C. Ballagh, Tampa; Lieut. Col. Robert S. Ballagh, McLean, Va.; Charles Ballagh, Buffalo; William Ballag h, Carthage, R. D.: Warrant Officer Frederick Ballagh, Norfolk, Va., and thir- teen grand-children. Mr. Ballagh xvas born at Starkville, Ont., Jan. 23rd, 1868, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Bal- lagh. On Nov. 14, 1902 he mar- ried Miss Amy Coulson of Clarke, with Rev. W. J. Young, pastor of the Methodist Church officiating. For eight years after their marriage they lived in the Bal- bagh homestead at Starkville. They then moved ta Ripley, N. Y. later ta Hambourg and fi- nally ta Copenhagen. Mr. and Mrs. Ballagh abserved their Golden Wedding Anniversary on Nov. 14, 1953. IMOVIE REVIEW At Royal Next Mon. To Wed. Oct. 22 - 24 "fl-Day, The Sixth 0f June." Robert Taylor and the love- ly Engbish actress, Dana Wyn- ter, symbolizes the romantics ofa this war in the same expres- sion as Hemingway's "Farewell ta Arms" spoke about love and war ta an eariier generatian. The film dramatizes Lionel Sha- piro's best-selling novel ai the tender romance between a beautiful English girl, who waves her British lover off ta jWorld War II, and a dashing fAmerican officer who alreacly has a wife in the United States. When the Britisher returns, she is tamn between a lave and duty that is anly resolved on a flam- ing beach in Narmandy during the first hours oi the sixth af June, 1944.* English comnpatriot of Miss Wynter, Richard Todd, wha scored sa memorably in "A Man Called Peter," portra ys the shy but worshipful suihar who shines as a leader among men on the battlefield. The other starring assignment in the skiil- fui hands of Edmond O'Brien reveals with glaring honesty the behavior af a rank-happy American officer whose whims reflect with heavy cansequence tîpon Taylor and in turn, his romance with the lovely Dana. Beneath and interwaven into this drama of wartime love is the grim preparation for inva- sion that continues throughout the film until it crashes toaa harrendous climax in the D-Day smash at the Normandy caast. EBENEZER Ebenezer W.M.S. met In S.S. raom on Oct. 9 wîth 19.present. Meeting opened with a paem "The Races of the Earth" pre- pared by Citizenship Secretary Mrs. Grant Bennett. President Mrs. L. M. Somerville occupied the chair and canducted the business. Program opened xith some Thanksgiving thoughts presented by Mrs. K. E. Cour- tice. Avfi"m "Ifshon.Tis ilmMde- AYa fil " hou l Tiedfinlmd- picted . some of the scenes ai interest in that country sucn as tin mining and production ai rubber latex. Also shown were pictures af a Youth Conference held in Malaya showing wark done by . Christian Organiza.. tions. The Worsh$p Service was in charge af Mrs. K. E. Courtice who taok "A Dwelling Place of God" as theme. Scrîpture was taken from Eplieziazà& Mms Canadian Places Wreath Sgt. Bernie McMahon of Edmonton, who served in Italy during the Second World War, places a wreath at one of the memorial tablets after the unveiling ceremonies. The Canadian contingent at the memorial was drawn from the 2nd Canadian Infantry Brigade Group stationed at Soest, Germany. -National Defence Photo Courtice considered haw Church ai Christ today woubd stadu in the light ai Paui's t-eains We must practise ta the fulI what we proiess before we can hope ta convert anyone.Ms Caurtice closed the mi tn with prayer. Clarke Township Stili Hus $ 3 3.,000 to Be Spent On Roads This Year October meeting af Town- ship of Clarke Council was held with ail councillors present, Reeve J. T. Brown presiding. At a special session on Sep- tember 2lst Council awarded the sidewalk cantract ta Fred Graham for the construction ai walks in Kendai and Newton- ville. There is ta be approxi- mately 400 lineal feet of sîde- walk laid in Kendal and 500 feet in Newtonviile. The con- tract price was 42 cents per square foot. A portion ai the Oct. 2 session was allotted ta road conditions and counciliors voiced requests from residents for some main- tenance. A discussion alsa op- Firm Favors Newspape r Newipaper advertising will spearhead Chrysler of Canada's nierchandisinge program during the next 12 months, allarding ta rt. 'i. 13rown, advertising man- ager of the company. In presenting plans ta mem- bers of the company's field or- ganization, Mr. Brown asserted more use will be made of daily and weekly newspaper space in promoting the 1957 'forward look" automobiles than in any campaign the company has ever staged. "We recognize the newspap- ers as the basic element in our promotianal program," he said. 'Although we will make very extensive use of all ather med- ia, aur sales message, we feel, has its greatest and most con- tinuing impact at the grass- raots level-where the newvs- paper and the potential custami- er came together." OSB( ened on who should pay for culverts when a ditch was op- ened along a road w,ýhere access was previously possible. It was po1n'ed out that $39,000 of the total S72ý,000 road appropria- tion had to date been spent. les aves S33.000 yet ta be spent on the roads this year. Road Superintendent stated that it was his intention ta now ap- piy crushed stone ta the roads where the pit run gravel had been spread. only about haîf of the contracted amount of gravel has been spread on the Township roads at this time. Trucking of giýaveI by the truck- ing firm is ta continue. In correspondence council was informed that Township1 was considered a "supervised ae in connection with Bru-ý cellosis. As a supervised area the Province now assumes the cost of administration and vac- cinating calves in the Town- ship. The anus now rests ith owners ta notify the Veterinar- cdit\cs readv for vaccinat- >)RNE dealers for ing. The letter pointed out that 5.t may be necessary ta appoint î number of Provincial Inspec- Lors ta enforce the act. A statement from the Dom-. inion Bureau of Statistics re- parted that as of June lst, 1956 the population of Clarke Town- ship wvas 3502. Councîllors Dent and Low- ery explained their findings in regard with the Township of Clarke becoming a pianniçc area. Representatives from bo h Township and Village of New- castie met with representatives of Cotnmunity Planning Branch in Toronto and also attended a meeting in cannection with planning in Peterborough. Reeve J. T. Brown was author. ized ta arrange a joint meeting with Newcastle Council when subject wili be discussed. Council temporariiy adjourn- ed the meeting ta resume the session on cail by the Reeve when they wili meet with Trus- tees of S.S. No. 5 ta discuss and resolve the money by-law ne- cessary for the construction of the new schooi in that section. Man is free born; he is neith- er the slave of sense. nor a sllZ3 ambler ta the so-called pleasur-k es and pains of self -consciouu matter.-Mary Baker Eddy. FUELS "LIQUIFUELS" "QUALITY CONTROLLED"f FUEL OILS. for Prompt, Courteous Phone: Office MA 3m58971 Yards MA 3m5410 Dealers in Famous Reading Anthracite Coal Service FUELS C. N.R. Yards BOWWJNVILLE BRANCI -1 1. G. .[-ACXIŽýG, Manager Pre-Cast CONCRETE Approved Septic Tanks Sidewalk Siabs Porches and Sieps Brooklin Concrete Products Phone Brooklin 155 COLLECT CALLS A(CEPE OSBORNE 26 King St. E. Bowmanville 'g. I g 4 g I.. g i a t g -p I L _r TEE CANAIDIAN STATESMAN. 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