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‘ QUESTION OF TOWNSHIP FIRES BEFORE BEAMSVILLE COUNCIL _ SERVICE CLUBS MUST PROVIDE LEADERSHIP IN BOYS WORK _ o osâ€"â€"_ iA LCY WIBOGLL community. teaffic affice p & #. w# ‘ ~_ _/ ‘The choir of Trinity Uhied | _ Eio Hupther stated, lthat severy mm«xz&:flryumu x: rfl-u‘.-filu-“u.wâ€"mtu.m P‘;”“:.“:,“"mn""“".m C N ut the home | should them, and direct them home from now ndu':o l liee A. Baun m“‘h'«-x group activities. For °':m"’. o e on, o N ki m . regileâ€"psoung \ s 3 Eiss 4o% the decasâ€"|exnmpie, activity groups, friendâ€" | ("‘\f, Beamsvilie‘s pound Anined the members/ship groups, leisure time gTOUps, | ,, . Clarence Martin, Ontario m..mdntu-nnduuawhon‘netomw- I the election of | gether in society. umbr.mmummg of for the year 1946. Characteristics and qualificatâ€" | * F. M. Culp, as Fruit Pest Inâ€" The follc are the newly inâ€" | jons of a suitable leader, and a sucâ€" spector, at an hourly wage of fifty . stailed officers: cessful one must include such cents. eers:. . __ .____ . _ jcessful one MUS! MUUC® U C/| The reâ€"appointment ‘of Mr. A. D. w Final Meeting Of | "interssting And instrociive W ar Services uns Cheennee Preamind m To Members â€" Seven Lions Committee .Of Citizens Of| Have Siz Year Record. held their final meeting at the Council Chambers Tuesday night, with a small attendance being reâ€" _ _A full report, including a finanâ€" cial statement will be released in â€" President, Mrs. C. E. Blackmore; Viceâ€"Pres., Mr. James Lay; Treasâ€" werr, Mr. Warren Lay; Secretary, Mrs. H. L Canning; Librarians, Misses Joyce Selby, Dorothy Manâ€" ley,: Susie Mireau; Mistress of ‘The Beamsvillie, Clinton outh ‘War: Services Com Combined _ Municipalities Complete a Most Wonderful El s. : y ERN â€" _ Eph.Slote Trinity Choir SATURDAY â€" JAN. 19th prgrnenprmge s The thought in mind behind this g n Musical ‘Western PICGUT® .. .|| / )oouve is to have on hand a Sufâ€" mthm Rm. fitient number of volunteer nurses 4 I| aids, to alleviate the shortage of Up «â€" .y.|| Registered Nurses, if and when an \ [$| emergency arises, and also to give ~â€"mmmnne nmmmatzs .. .wsm e m mm [| gervice to tbose needing assistance MON, â€". TUEBS. â€" T / u:. of sickness. All of which A ' dome on a voluntary basis. JANUARY 21 â€" 22 28. [ Dm gertes of sixteen classes in ..1-.”,,‘ B. L:m' o.~ I Nome nursing, will be held under __ JLamour, A. d, P. " up on of nurses and docâ€" g W-T 5 tz. vicinity, and successâ€" 4 L " andidates will be awarded Ws @ J@LDH \|| hair pin by the Red Crous. le no 1| T we wishing to join must be _ dtmelf. . * h Wil be forthcoming in AND HIS ORCHESTRA WB:'BM Club. Sing Crosby, B. Hutton, D. “‘t., A. Ladd, . Goddard. Dancing 9 to 1 a.m. 50 Cents Per Person oU MATINEE AT 2 P.M. bort Lowery and Phyllis Brooks ANCE .~JAN. 187 ered w igh Po added feature ity Hall t ~ 18 and Lisberh Along FuUl| ‘The first meeting of the y-u‘ 1946, was well attended by the Beamsville and .District Lions und‘ Club, over which Chief ‘Wilfred ttee | Richardson presided. the| ‘The speaker of the evening was ght,| Mr. Stailey Elliott, Vocational Dirâ€" reâ€"|ector for the City of St. Catharâ€" ines, whose timely address, was of ealt | much interest to Clubs, such as the comprehensive address on boy‘s work. Outlining its aims, field of service, and the need of qualified leadership. He then outlined the programmes most likely to bring desired and valuable results. His address was a challenge to service clubs, to provide suitable leaderâ€" ship in this work. "The aims are threeâ€"fold, m‘ Mr. Elliott. "First, to engage boys in Christian living, Second, to enâ€" list and train boys to become givâ€" ers of service, and thirdly, to get boys to coâ€"operate with their homes, the churches and schools, and the community in which they live." "The field of service, said Characteristics and qualificatâ€" ions of a suitable leader, and a sucâ€" cessful one must include such traits as, resourcefuiness, ability to mix and ‘be accepted by the ing ability these should be meaâ€" sured by what they have, rather than what they lack. t »â€"4. Lack of motivation. 5. Indifference. 6. Discouragement. .-x.d.nddlr.nuott.thltnr- vice Clubs and their individual members are best adapted to proâ€" vide such leadership, and that we should show more friendship, patâ€" tence, and interest in the youth of our community." Mr. Elliott gave a vivid and &wncunonmmw by his fellow Lions. Dr. Casâ€" well having spent several years overseas. ® _ Exâ€"Chief Frank Sutherland preâ€" sented perfect attendance chevâ€" rons to the following members: _ Six year chevrons to â€"Lionsâ€" H..Cox, E. O. Konkle, R. Richardâ€" son, W. Richardson, O. Robb, B. Reid, Dr. C. Wray. Five year chevrons to:â€"Lions Frank Sutherland, S. Price. Four year chevron to â€" Lion G. Two year chevrons toâ€"Lions G. F. H. Cornelius, J. Juniper, C. McKeller. l One year chevrons toâ€"Lions Il.‘ Ghent, S. Gibson, L. Martin, A. N. Payne, ©‘. Russnell, C. Stoner, A.i Hasty. The meeting was brought to a dmu‘: singâ€"song period, led by . C. Wray, with Miss Nursing Reserve Being Formed Mary Gilliespic as piano accomâ€" ”wmmmfl‘htdlb ection toward helping the sick, and to have a group of qualified nurses aids a Nursing Reserve will be formed in Beamsville. a :me..llflulmy.w'u*’m te with their the various appointments m°°|°""|‘ Mmmmmmmmm wquummm"mm"’“‘m comenl Board for a three year term. Seyâ€" sigld ‘Of nervice, said ‘the| mourLampart, Solicitor ‘for the! , should be limited not to | COUNC! for MADY .m"'""m u-w.mummh"“' n e seneul umunity." pointment of Chas. Good as school " 000 o c o_\ traffic officer, at a saiary of $50.00 uture Scnoltuhul!eltnflnl Mth&nq-b-tm Worn t Battling Rural Conflagrations ~â€" _ Clerk Reid Gets Extra Duties As "Things Are Not Like They Used To Be"â€"Question Of Sewers Will Come To Fore At Next Meeting. ‘The inaugural meeting of the Council of the Village of Beamsâ€" ville, was opened with a brief serâ€" vice and prayer, conducted by Rev. F. Balsdon of the Baptist Church. Following this ceremony, Reeve. R. A. Saunders welcomed the two new members of council for the yurl“l.l:-mnl‘.!.uudry and H. W. Banks being the two new faces seen around the muniâ€" cipal table. ‘The four and a half hour session got underway at 7.30, so that the thirtyâ€"gdd resolutions, and other matters of civic interest could be dealt with. Accounts for Dec 15th to 3ist were dealt with, and were passed, the figure for this period being $974.54. Accounts totaling $2,053.â€" 47, for the period starting January ist, and ending Jan. 14th were also. passed and filed. Chief Constable Arnold Manley‘s report was read and accepted. The report showing nothing other than routine matters for the month of December. Corporation at an annual salary of in salary, Councilior Laundry askâ€" ed, if his salary was to be raised also. Council however passed this resolution, with the salary remainâ€" ing at 125.00 per month. ; ‘The members of Council discussâ€" ed the matter of chairman of the lvulonl committee‘s, and finally settled for the following: Reeve R. A. Saundersâ€"Finance. Board of works, was again turned over to Councilior Robertson. While Councilior Elmer, asked for and got himself a ‘change. Elmer will act this term as Chairman of the Water Works. To newlyâ€"electâ€" ed member of Council Harry Banks, went the Cemetery Prop» erty and Street Lighting Chairâ€" manship. Councilior Laundry will act as Chairman of Fire Protection Printing, Postage, and Relief. Clerk H. N. Reid came in for a boost in salary, and also an inâ€" creage in responsibility. Councilior Robertson was of the opinion that the Clerk should be appointed as Supervisor of the Works Departâ€" ment. This would stop the matter of each Chairman having to tell the town foreman what to do and when. ‘"‘This would be of great advantage, and will assist everyâ€" one concerned. The chairman of each committee can simply call the Clerk, who will in turn map out a routine, so that the town foreâ€" man comes to him for orders." _ *There does not seem to be any system anymore, voiced Councilior . Things are not done like â€".rnou.mw.p.m * was Superintendent . of ‘orks, many years ago." p Council finally amended the preâ€" vious resolution, and the resolution appeared thusly : Beamsvilie‘s Chief of Police was Moved by Laundryâ€"secondâ€" Robertson, that H. N. Reld, be apâ€" pointed as Clerk, Treasurer, Colâ€" lector of Taxes, Superintendent of Cemetery and Works, at a monthly salary of $145.00. f Other matters up for discussion, includedâ€"a brief annalysis of the proposed sewage system, this matâ€" ALEXANDER HARDWARE THE GRIMSBY jxPEPENDENTI , Limited JACK BRODERICK, president of the Lincoln County Federation of Agriculture unit who will preâ€" side at the County Convention on the afternoon of Friday, January 18th, at Victoria Hall, Vinelan‘ Jack is a graduate of year ‘39 of the Ontario Agricultural College Guelph, and now is successfully operating a 40 acre fruit farm in Louth Township a few miles West of St. Catharines in partnership with his father, A. D. Broderick, who is also a graduate of the O.A.C. ter Reeve Saunders stated, would come up in the next meeting. ‘The old question of whether or not the Beamsville Fire Departâ€" ment be allowed to attend fires in the township, was raked again Said Councilior Robertson, "the present fire truck is practically worn out already, all of account of these fast, and lengthy trips away out into the Township. They don‘t even have time to warm up the motor ‘before starting, and then they drive it at top speed all the way to the fire." "I‘d certainly hate to see this matter shut off immediately, at least until the township is conferrâ€" odwlm.hutqum.unlm. have to think of Beamsville first." | ‘The matter then slipped into a | lengthy voicing of opinions .until like most fires, it went out. Tempâ€" REDUCTION OF SUTIPS& COATS BEAMSVILLE NEWS BUDGET AND CHARGE ACCOUNTS IN ACCORDâ€" ANCE WITH THE WARTIME PRICES AND TRADE REGULATIONS No. 8 Highway Near E. D. Smith on Page 5 More 15" OFF Mr. Ramugâ€"suR®" * O " llok been working near the Postusink poperty, and had dropped in to .m.fldmflo'-”' \ civing any response to his kno6l “bmnmdmm ‘lhducnunwuomndl’- \ing in the living room floor, face SUITS COATS age to be about fortyâ€"two. nmw-dwmw }W‘“‘ the farm in partnership with two other mep, one of these cCu2 . W H Wiecek, of 100 3rd St. New Toronto. Provincial Constable E. G. Hope, was called to the scene, and is conducting any necessary investigâ€" ations. \ mwmmm in the J. W. Buck and Son Funeral ts en o1X 30 .. uce Ahhems Sn % | . Boughner; live stock valuator, \ Arthur Ecker: tile drainage inâ€" !m' c_“i“'.?f'_"-_‘ r ue to the J. W. Rev. David Benson, {0°P!" *\ . _ ornacie, gave his blessings for the m«mmmflvm cunthdrmuflm“ m.anunmnmmhu mmmmmr hawerar 4 GO L . M Eolsc 9 ind 7 n it efi . spectors, R. G. Latimer and H. E. W:MMMn R. G. Latimer; fence viewers, Fred Drake, Isa Wardell, J. D. Grobb, John Stouck, E. Konkle and Harâ€" very Konkle; pound keepers, A. H. Culp, George Konkle, D. W. High, Howard Tufford, S. F. Russ, Fred Barnum, Loyal Martin Harvey t onic ol Arthar" EtameF. Fred Frost and Arthur Zimmerâ€" Clinton Council U id tm c cas ay BMARTLY STYLED FINE WOOLS HERRINGBONE TWEEDS sHEPHERD PLAIDS DESIGNED TO BE PRACTICAL Loks like the street lighting Sitâ€" uation is in for a going over in the CC CC Shme CERmB B “w u HPdt eC near future. The matter CAMS uP in the first session of Council Mon» day night, and plans were * °* _ pamell ‘tD maAKe A y o O es for the entire Council to M m,.gmuo-mfi"‘ next week. If you got a Ourk er lady, this is your . ch8D have something done Ab0 Councilior Harry Banks i Copartaaait OE s ECC Department. Give ‘em & ringâ€" that‘s what he‘s there for. _ w o# ® mmn.wwl year will not be about Holland. mmmlfl‘.l‘fllb-& somebody has been sticking 4 Mhmmmma B.H.S. for long enough. #@ L ® Jack Rabbit drives are becoming quite the vogue. Did‘cha hear about i. auv who s&W several M"' TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED THIS SEASON‘S STYLES VIVID SHAGS FINE WOOLS f PLAIDS AND CHECKS shot at two foxes, tracked an """~" known quantity for two miles, then nwul-uuâ€"wltlm ,-tdmmm“m with a small cottontail. Tch. tch. e# # ® The Beamsville Lawn Bowling mummm dance this Friday night at the Hall. Eph. Sliotes and his tunsters will tootle for the twisting torsos. The regular monthly meeting of m'_n'-w'uhddln the Kitchenette Tuesday afternoon with the President Mrs. R. A. Saunders in the chair, there was a very good attendance. Twentyâ€"five dollars will be forâ€" warded to the Niagara Sanitorium, for the upkeep of the Institute bed. One hundred dollars will go to the West Lincoln Memâ€" orial Hospital. Women‘s Institute ____â€"â€"â€"'-/ f MWM:& ‘Stuff ‘Round ‘x.:::&: win eater to the Agriout, Town this month, Mre. ‘Gordon Philip [ att as seammar. ... "~ . ___ 7E A a durk cornâ€" chance to _. AGENTsS FoRg Hudsons Bay and Mossheld Blankets about it afternoon | _ _ #â€" # 0# L"Q.. A. wmmw.mn- ere was a| partment made a fast run to Campden, to extinguish another 1 be forâ€"|\chimney firs .at the former home Peninsula | of Clarence MciIntyre. Smoke damâ€" night CR C N c inver ‘ On February 20th, MPS® »_â€"". _,_ | will give a demons Te hot ure on Health Education. The 1007 Te Wwill nence at ten o‘cock, ending at four in the 20 ; |\Grimsby and Victory w \also attend. Home Econâ€" ,-omc-d-y-l"“m“:...aa "mmo.nmpn"‘ ect ‘\paper, entitled â€" HORE, Il::'.l“mm w yz & Ammmmmw meeting closed with ‘the N# _ Afternoon Tea social half hour . w" e M -fl. w. Fire Department Has Busy Time sidence of ‘Mr. Le DeZ, L!MPM!!® Ave. brought the Fire Department out Monday night. the stove pipes were cleaned by the willing firemen. This was the third chimney fire the brigade had attended within m”‘ U # w# Beamsvillie Fire Department had .Wumu urmhd-chfi'"“' ence of : Spactzel, William Street, where a chimney ‘blaze was MM‘M Campden, to extinguish anoCRCT mflu.&tfi‘ww\-& of Clarence MciIntyre. Smoke damâ€" » .p'uth-un.dfi“. When it comes to acting the fool -nyn-nhu-zlnlhlfl. A.Mmumu- " i e _ Â¥ iscaaln OPEN EVERY WEEK * â€"| NIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. was served and a Miss Johnson