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th all”. There no Ionic opposition toi the principle of aiding to the county: ma "stem at present ttmo but this; ”union wu not uncanny strong to prevent the spproul of the by! hi. " “loaded. and system. The origin-l br-hor cal- lod for the addition of 7 stub roads. One of those in Collingwood Tp.. wu- ubortened from approximately Smiles to about 4% miles. Another mm in Brianna: was aided to the list. The Council turned down proposals to add load: in Helium and Clonal: town. The County Council spent consid- mble time in discussing I by-lsw to add certain nub-roads to the county one you. and will receive back froth have County one-half the net out. The Council adopted Mr. Me Knight'e report without discussion. Bruaw lo PM Three tending: were given a by- lnw attthortaintr an agreement be. tween the countlee of Mmeoe andl Grey, whereby Grey County will or; one control " e section ot thel boundary line between the two LL/ the tor Ibe next ten years, will tre: Runnable for eomrtmetion. main; tenance and rennin on thle road. notl to exceed the mm of 32.000 in my! whed tttone and gravel have been; not with a county or provincial high. Put on the road and in stock pl!” ini war. This wat' accordingly changed. most of the t01rutrttips. inc also Pointed out that all the De "in comparing our expenditure) partment had approved, in principle, with last year I note that we have was the connecting ot small munici- expended About 85,000 less for main- politics to highway; by mean: of tenance and 824.000 more for con-lamb roads.' Any rotuit, Which did not' muctlon this rear. This change is of meet this condition would be refused) course. the result of extra provirteiarr"rovtu by the Department, he tre. uhidy on labor." :lleved, “unless political influence is The Council adopted Mr Mo. brought to bear." : "Major projects underlaken were the elimination of several had cor. ne..s in Eugenia on road NW. 13t Arte- lnesia; the grading of about half a mile or road on road No. 10, Egre Inom. where a hill was cut and wid- cued; the contraction of about anal quarter mite of stone nn through tb', swamp on road No. 6, Sullivan. I “in addition to this a good deal 01" ditching and cutting and pulling of. brush has been done on all roads 'and‘ crushed stone and gravel have been! put on the road and in atock pile. in] most of the tognehips. I "In Comparing our expenditure', with last rear I note that we have of that time, u the employment of labor wu con-l earned, but a good many men who were not residents immediately ad-I Joining the work, were alao employed; Where a surplus of applicants oeeur-) od. the work wu divided. nuns one; mg tor a week or two week- and: chanting to a new gun; at the and. the neighborhood of the work, and I have these Instructions were for lowod. The localities in which the work was being done natunlly re- coived the greatest beneitt In so far “Instructions were Issued to all toremen to employ residents of Grey Com, whether or not they lived in "We hove endeavored to axe full "vantatrer of thin oler and have In- " direct labor wherever it we. poe- Ilble to do so,” Mr. McKnight odd. “Our report.- to the province under the unemployment relief scheme ohow that we hove given unemploy- ‘om to “Down: Mar-rata? Inbor con. 36.35611. number of men employed. 457, num- her or man hours. 3,143.5; "nd-tn.: 6,235. men employed. 018, nun hours,l 3,432.5; Jtttr--86a42.tnt, men employ-r ed MI. man hours, 2,681; Aatru.t-.-l 85,892.54, men employed 297. men! been. 2,472. I Nteports for September otdoetots! er ere not yet completed, but the (are! Icing table shows that I very considu cable amount of labor has been em-' ployed on county roads these tour' months. The result- of this work‘ should be retteeted in better living} condition. throughout the county this? winter. I an extra aubeidy o! twothlrda ot the labor cost. " an unemployment hue! measure, has been intttrttanenb al In altering the plane of the road committee very materially. Mr. Meknigttt pointed out that the' qetginal major this year lncluda " very mu. work other than min-i tenance work. but that the policy of} the Provinchl Government in giving noun! 884,070.41 was spent. for con- struction. (”0.308 in mun-u m). $8,361.30 for maintenance, $15,795.30 for resurfacing. $966.13 for county bound“, lines. $9,135.93 tor general account. $2.5m» for power graders, $5,054.03 for (an! pits and 830.80 town Iinetrrtdtres. Ming that the aim can JL Oct M. 1934. Wu 875,927.06. Of this tk At “and" Harmon‘- Ion-Ion of 0. any County Council the county road '"erertntanderst. R. C. leihldlt. muted I very full report of work in. on the county roul- on. year. 375,927.06 Spelt h Cally Rods -, Reese D. J. MacDonald of Bentinck 'e' objected to this, statement. declaring .' that. although he was opposed to ad. '/aintr stub road: at this time he r) thought Glenelg had " much right to t a road as any other tp. I .) A motion by Deputy Reeve Mag- wood ot Bentlnck and Reeve John .lDolphin of Derby to lay the entire ., stub road try-law over until the Jaw "tary session wee defeated, 21 to 14. i Dictator-Chip Charged ! A charge wan levied by Reeve D. (J. Mac-Donald of Beniiuck that the ,couuty road committee wee boson»! ling a cabinet of the council and all 'the council was being naked to do {was to approve its decialoue. Thie I 1charge grew out of the announce- ‘ment that Miss Edith Hunter had been engaged u a clerical autetant for County Road Superintendent El, C. Meknitrttt. Reeve MacDonald main-i.I tained that the committee had no:lt power to make thin appointment, G without the “thorny at the County! t' Reeve Hunter, pointing out that those who opposed the stub roads on Friday were voting for the addition of the Glenelg road, expressed the be lief that these members were doing so in an trttort to kill the entire try- law. l e on Friday, was given third tending, i) with the addition of s. clnuse desig- t muting a section 2% miles in length C',':,',',',' the westerly end ot the county #l connecting link in Mnrkdsle. west _ " long Markdaie main street and con., " 10, Glenelg. ( } Reeves M. Ridley, W. H. Hunter; _ and H. McCauiey opposed the change. , Reeve Ridley pointed out that the; _ mileage set by the Department oti JHighways, 16 mils, was being exceed-l ed. Reeve McCauley objected to thelI 'original plan plan for the Glenelg! ‘road. pointing out that the road onlyi I connected with a Marhdale street and' Stub roads were again the bone of contention at Saturday morning’s session of the Grey County Council. After considerable discussion the by- law designating eight stub roads. " amended in committee ot the whole ed, on a tie vote. 18-18, and it I only after the mileage had been t to 4% miles that it was approved too much in seeking 6 miles of " county road. This clauae was defeat. Discussion on the br-law broke out when Reeve William Jack of Proton charged Collingwood tp. was asking i The tau] distance taken into the 'county road system by this br-law is :18 miles. Permission has been re- iceived from the Department ot High- (warts to add 16 miles to the county road system the same distance as the road between Flesherton and Durham, taken over this year " a Provincial Highway. Warden W. L. Taylor told the Council that he had interviewed Mr. Roland Patterson. ELLA. and that Mr. Patterson had stated that he did not think there would be any objection if the mileage set by the department was slightly exceeded. ,Inu a concession: 4 and 5. Proton tp. r westerly along con. 4 and 5 to con- " nect with county ma on townllne . between the townships of Proton and " Egremont, about % mile; commeno {lug " King's Highway No. 26, south- ' erly dong con. 8 and tr, Collingwood l tp. to slderoad 18 and 19, about 4% :imlles; commencing " King's High- l, way No. 26, north along con. 6 and T, I St. Vincent tp. to dividing line of :lots 25 and M, north of Sunnyside fBeach Rate, about 2% miles; com. mencing at county road No. 1, sara/ wak at Buyvlew lmmedlutel‘y north [of Indian river bridge, thence north cling the third con. of Sarawak tp. wallowing the share. a distance ot about 1% miles; commencing at Pro. vincial Highway No. 10, at Rockford and can. on Derry Line, Bydenham, to con. 8, Sydenham, about 3% miles. }eon. 1 no 3 to the rum, crouch; " the north end of Romain. om:- hnotoly two and one-qumr mun; Commencing at county road No. 11. Osprey tp., thence northerly nlong olden-cod " end " end ttoriauon through Feversham to the point where the deviation once more some Ildomd 15 and 16, approximately " miles; from King’s Highway No. 10, water” along boundary line be- tween Artemeela and Proton to the west backline, about 1'4; commenc- ing at boundary line between lot 4 and 5 concessions 4 and 6, Pro'on tp. westerly along con. 4 and 5 to con- ' "-"__ -- -- Wm": “I 1'y"'ef"'om; Congratulations to Mrand Mrs A. .) January lat, to September 30th, 1934,} Aberdein of Wiarton, on the birth of " old age pensioners in Grey County; a baby boy in their home last week. J received $85,222.70 at a coat to the Mr Jag Ferguson and sister. of Ar “county of $8,522.27. Iremont. visited last week with Mr. [ --- and Mrs J. M. Marshall.‘ Mr and Mrs I To put up snow fence (Erwin Ferguson accompanied them. _ The county roads committee pro and visited " Mr D. Nutshell's. i 'sented a report recommending that 2! Mr Dan Kerr and sister Edith vis-x umiles ot snow fence be erected on the ited on Sunday with Mrud In. W f Chesiey-Hanover road, but the gen/Porter, and attended service “Knox 'ersl policy regarding winter work on! Mr D Marshall Visited on Friday the roads be unchanged, that itt ttolwith Win-ton friends. In eiiiiiil attempt be made to keep roads open”: at present with her doushter 'tor cu tame during the winter. ’there. Mm Aberdein. I The mutton] committee r6COMF Mr and Mrs C nun“..- spent mended the payment of the lulu] 825 Sunday in town. I Innis to Nomaby. St. Vincent. LI'.) Miss Marni-at Wat-An " -. ---- er: of Grey County $716,784.20, " a cost to the county ot $71,678.42. From January lat, to September 30th. 1934, 9 old age pensioners in Grey County received $85,222.70 at a coat to the county of $8,522.27. was a detailed statement of the an. plicatlona which have been dealt with since the Grey County Old Age Pensions Board was formed, in ac- cordance with the act, in June 1929. The statement as follows: Pen-ions Granted Included in the report of the pen- sions committee, which along with other committee reports was adopted. It was decided to send a represent. ative to place the Council's view be fore Hon. David Croll, minister of public welfare to write to the minis- ter expressing opposition to the pro- posed change and to take the matter up with the local members of the Legislature. OLD AGE PENSIONERS _ IN GREY COUNTY ' Grey County Council is opposed to any change in the present old age pensions legislation. This {act was brought out clearly on Friday after- noon, when a report ot the Old Age Pension Board requested the opinion of the Council on a letter received from Milbrook. Ont., regarding this change. The Grey County Council} went on record as flatly opposed to the proposed change, reported in the press. whereby local boards would be abolished and the applicants would come before Judges or magistrates. The Council also was of the opinion that no change whatever was needed in the present system. l Reeve MacDonald made a motion which was seconded by Reeve Dawn, setting forth that no committee should in future increase or de- crease the salaries of omeisls ap- pointed by by-law without the sp- proval of the County Council. This was carried. Reeve McCauley declared an ss- ststant was necessary it Mr. Me- Knight was to be able to do his work on the roads with the great amount) of work being carried on under thei relief scheme. Miss Hunter, he tie-l clared. was receiving the lowest "i-l ttry ot any employee of the county, road system. melon hid been celled. . Reeve McCall” chimed Mr. Me. Knight had power to hire end are help. Reeve Inbound claimed thin did not extend to hiring mismat- to do his own work. Reeve “Donald chimed he had heard of the likelihood of Miss Hunt- er’s annointment before the June ses- sion. Reeve w. H. Hunter, 1 member of the road committee and Miss Hunt- er‘s father demanded that he reveal the source of his information. He stated he had obtained it from a friend ot Miss Hunter, but Reeve Hunter and other members of the road committee denied the matter! had been considered before the June session. i ONTARIO ARCH TORONTO 45" Mr. and Mrs. Wank Eccles a nd tj/children, Egremont, visited Sunday M at Mr Bert Watson's. The large portion of our items for Review went astray [at week-- in fact all that we sent by mail. We hope they arrive safely this week. spending some time i, ter, Mrs Ronald Smith. Miss Eleanor Marsha on, spent the week end here. a Christian", as described in BM. 5. .: “We must walk in We to our /tenow men" the scripture says. "By (this shall all men know that ye are (sry disciples it ye love one another.’ ;We must walk as children ot light. _'r'he world is watching the Protea. sing Christian, and we may be the (only Bible the world is reading. We, {should be wise as serpents and as ;harmless as doves. We have our iown tree wlll, either to let Jesus ; come into our beasts, or to keep (Him outside. It we take Him in, He liwill bring peace and Joy into our ,hearts but it we do not, there will ‘come a day when at His door, de- nied we stand. Lt is often the "little sins" as we call them, that may prove our undoing, ad let us con- stantly watch and pray lest we enter into temptation. The hymn, "Behold a stranger at the door" was sung at close of service. i Quite a number were ;church service on Sand; Pur the wet day. Our 3 good message on "The Christian", as described Mr. Russel Nelson in " present as- sisting Mr. Murray Allen. Mr and Mrs J. D. Drimmie and Mrs Tens. Geddes visited friends in Kitch- ener, last week end. Miss Bessie Drimmie is assisting in Fenton’s store at Holstein this week. Miss mum Henderson is helping Mrs Alex Milne at present Cecil Bryant, after spending a few weeks with Norman Drimmie ot Ell- ora, returned home last week. Mr and Mrs Archie McVicker, ton, visited the latter's parents cently. . While motoring home to Toronto, Monday night, Mr. Ted Buckles ran into one of Harold Eurig'a horses, damaging his car considerably. The horse died the 'following morning. Miss Clara Hoetlin spent a few days last week with Mount Forest friends. Mrs Archie Baird, Durham, visited with Mr Wm. Dickson last week. Mr. Ted Buckles, Earl Westervelt, and Bob Grey, of Toronto, visited ov. er the week end with friends here. We are sorry to report that Mr Jno. Kirby. Sr. is seriously ill. His daugh- ters have been called to his bedside. Mrs William Nelson and baby Shir- ley spent the week end with her par- ents of Durham. ' and Mrs John Marshall Sr., Med the funeral in Mt Forest on day of the latter's aunt, the Mrs. Duncan Calder. a R. Car-mount, Orchard, ls Our teachers and pupils are prac- tising tor their Christmas concert. Mr and Mrs W. B. Herd and son of Allenford. visited with her sister, Mrs Nelson, recently. K in regard gathering the name: of all Grey County men killed overseas and also in the collection of brass and copper for the monument. and warble " 'aanrtnurt will be con- ducted during the winter Ind lprlng. T. J. Ruiherford Iddreued the council wth regard to a. proposed monument to soldiers killed overseas. This project itt being sponsored by the Owen Sound branch of the Can- adian Legion. He naked cooperation HOLSTEIN LEADER THE. DURHAM REVIEW KNOX CORNERS time with her dahgh- ORCHARD u. Wallace spent utter: sister in Marshall, Melancth- Sunday, consider- at her home pastor gave walk ot the out to the Den Barber were In Rich”! Barts er, Durham, ulster In McMillan, of Sherbrooke. Que., In Geo.A. Tarn- bull and son Amine. ‘ Mrs Cecil Barber wéommled In Ezra Schenk and In. Winnie Blyh to Anon, Wetland” evening of In! week and visited with the Home Recent visitors with Hr Ind Mm. Bert Barber were In Rteharxt Bub er, Durham, Inter Mm Mamba, of Sherbrooke. Que.. In ' ' "i, Miss Marlory t month with relm and other you"... Recent visitor. Miss Dorothy Caldwell and Master Jimmie Wilton had their tonsils re- moved in Durham hospital recently. Mr. Clarence Calder, patrolman on the highway is being assisted by Mr iPslmer Patterson and son Clem, in erecting snow fences between Vsrney and Orchardville. Mr. Wm. Eden bu been making improvements, to their premises by having their home newly painted red, trimmed with white. Re slso minded! his garage. ed the funeral of Mrs the late Jessie Derby agara-on-i he-tart e. Mr and Mrs Nichol Bell of Elam, spent but week end with the latter'a mother, Mrs James Kerr and attend- , Don’t forget the dance on Friday ' night in Ag. Hall, put on by the Ag- _ ricultural Society: music by Mild. . may Royal Ni:e Owls. , Mrs W. Ramage, Priceville, wasa I recent guest of her daughter, Mrs., [ Chas McDougall. ‘ Mr John Duke accompanied Mrs. C. Drumm to Hamilton the ttret of the week, to visit her daughters, Mrs M. Beley and Mrs N .McLaughlin. Holstein Community Circle metm the basement or the United Church on Monday, Nov. 19, with most ot the members present. The chair was taken by Myrta Alles and scripiure reading was given by Elmer Love. The topie was well taken by Ken. neth Alles, who gave an Interesting talk on 'Pioneer Days.' The current! events were ably given by Bill Ar- 1 nil]. Arthur Haas was in charge of the community singing and games presided over by [slay Sim, were enjoyed by all. The membership drive was won by Nora Shortt. The National Anthem closed the meeting Mrs Arthur McClocklin, Durham spent a few days with her friend, Mrs. D. Coleridge. Recent guests with Mr, and Mrs. Colin McMillan: Mr and Mrs Alex. Richardson and son Roy, Proton: Mra I. Hooper and daughter Elsie, North Egremont: Mr anera Alex. McMillan, Dundalk: Mr R. Roberts and Miss Margaret, Mt Fores:. Miss Esther Gadd spent the week end with the Johnston family in Llatowel. Mr and Mrs L. B. Nicholson, To. ronto, visited with Mr and Mrs Alex Brown and other village friends the tirst of the week. Mrs D. Bruce and Mrs Adams, spent a few days last week with Guelph friends. Recent guests with Mr and Mrs. W. Brown and Mrs Morrison, were Mrs Menary and Miss Ada, Mr San.. derter, Miss Robinson and Mr Hutt, all ot Toronto. Mrs D. P. Coleridge entertained the Women's institute, and also celebrated her wedding anniversary. Miss Doris Troup, Mt Forest, is visiting her friend, Miss Ruby Wat. eon. Mrs Geo. Moore, Durham, visited her 'ritrter-irrlaw, Mrs. John Moore and other friends last. week. was given by Aileen Brown, followed by prayer by our leader. A short time was spent in a. knitting leuon conducted by Mrs. John Duke, " ter which a. delicious lunch was served by Hazel Leith and Marpry Moore. The meeting closed with 'Taps.' Sangeen C.G.I.T. met at the home of Marjory Moore on Nov. 14. Dur. ing devotion period, the study book was read by Marie Ahuren on "At home in Japan." Scripture reading Members of the Wolf River Hunt Club returned to their respective home, after a. two weeks’ vacation, near Loring. Mr and Mrs Albert Sturrocl; and family, Poterbom. visited her sister, Mrs E. Smith over the week end. Miss Vera Allan spent. a. low darts the past week in Toronto. Guest: during week, and over the week end will: Mr and Mrs D. Allen were Mrand Mrs w. J. Robertson, Mrand Mrs B. Windrum, Mr Will Main, all of Toronto: J. D. Main, Waterford: Mrs Geo Moore, Durham, Miss Marjory Johnson, Lia.owel. For Bale.) bead ul coal heat- er, at C. McMillAn's en shop, Holstein. Ont. Marjory Caldwell hag Mrs D. Bruce and LOCAL AN D PERSONAL mslathrea " VARNEY of Mrs Kerr's sister Derby (nurse) ot Ni- spent a meeting Dated at Mount Forest i day of November, 1934. Kilgour & Grant Mount Wren. 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M or of Durham an ”7 qt Grey Ma the by “Niki-1 Taking n his r “as his addre.~ the lune chapter mm ttttd mu in. on "Serum d Imp-ho Hanover Am wm Mr. Jack \‘ance's not!" at Hanover: tuning winter has b executor- of the Wilk were none In" doze: Vince u popular m clu- of Hanover uh [Ink more than he ol no " it intimated than the price for alumna t II Mr. Vance}. titw I.“ and it the swam tn woodma- “uh out“ like it "a no Mayor Km. in P leg ism Ind at A m alluded "N will be given in K “v. Tuesday ev Winder the alumnae School. hunch will be lion Met and 150. like your couch Chm!“ Phony-um '09r0oreattnt "l P. W K Photograph. The Durham “it “my meeting at l Winnie Blyth Thumd all will be maven (h Children's Shell: “and” h -15c. Dunc! Drawn“ three will m Slur“; VOL Ttre Calder's " H mam ttct Home“ To Ar, tr, tr 'en Illl' Chet