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Len Coles Scrapbook Index 1950Len Coles Foods Len Coles’ Scrapbook Index 1950 Page 1 Newspaper photograph of Reeve Grant Sutherland of East Nissouri, Robert Rudy, Reeve of Tavistock and County Warden, Ex-Warden George Fewster and Reeve Arthur Maedel of Norwich Newspaper photograph of Robert Rudy and the Little German Band of Tavistock (Conductor E.C. Selzer, Otto Welker, Fred Weston, Lome Ausie, Main Klein, Spencer Weston and Harry Boyd) Page 2 Page 3 Newspaper articles re. election of Warden Newspaper article and photograph of participants of a public speaking contest held at the Court House (Janet Anderson, Joanne Reist, Marianne Moore, Shirley Reeves and Wanda Boss) Newspaper articles re. County Council Committee Newspaper article re. Refuse Engineer Salary increase Page 4 Newspaper articles re. endorsing resolutions, Report on County Home, forest expansion program, and birth of Warden Robert Rudy’s second son Page 5 Newspaper articles re. Hospitals grants/debentures across the Province, Road budgets/appropriations across the Province, and County Library Grant Page 6 Newspaper articles re. election of Bob Rudy as Warde, Oxford Grants aid Hospitals, near accident for Reeve Arthur P. Maedel of Norwich, Simcoe County coffers, and Reeve Alster Clark wearing tartan for Robbie Bums day Page 7 Newspaper articles re. winner of Kiwanis Safety Contest, allotment for road work, County deficit, plans for the plowing match, Federation of Agriculture seeking County Grant, and election of Junior Farmer President Page 8 Newspaper photograph of Blenhein Township Clerk, Irvin J. Haines Newspaper articles re. A.D. Robinson elected as President of the Oxford Plowmen’s Association, first meeting of County Council, fox bounties, epidemic of measles, oxford cheese products and Tillonsburg’s new arena Page 9 Newspaper articles re. Blandford, East Oxford annexations, Thames River, Douglas Hart elected president of the Oxford Crop Improvement Association, International Plowing Match, wolves, and Norwich Council surplus Article by Louise Krompart, Oxford County Library entitled “A Village Librarian” Page 10 Newspaper photograph of the Oxford County Library Co- Operative (L.K. Coles, H.L. Kipp, Robert Rudy, C.D Sutor, H.A. Little, R.C. Brogden, S.L. Krompart, G.A. Lees, W.J. McDonald and R.G. Groom) Newspaper articles re. death of R.B. Fry of Blenheim, warble fly, annual meeting of the Oxford County Library Co-operative, county roads, fox bounties, plowing match Newspaper photograph of Ross Carroll, head of Norwich Fair Society Page 11 Newspaper photograph of the Tillsonburg Memorial Arena (inside) Newspaper articles re. plow match, County Home, pension for County employees, deer/car accident, J.C. King appointed tax collector for East Zorra, and Wilfred Bishop elected executive member for division four of the Oxford County Hog Producer’s Association Page 12 Newspaper articles re. Oxford County Health Unit, measles, “Milkmaid’s Wrist”, roads, and hog producers Newspaper photograph of telephone poles toppled due to excessive weight of ice Page 13 Newspaper photograph of ice storm damage on Baldwin St., Tillsonburg Newspaper photograph of Bernice Eleanor Klein and Colin Angus Forbes, engaged Newspaper articles re. crime, Blandford annexation, and entertainment at the County Home Page 14 Ontario Good Roads Association 48th Annual Meeting Programme (February 21st and 22nd 195) Newspaper photograph of Len Clerk, Town Clerk of Tillsonburg, Burt Neale, Assistant Clerk and tax collector, and Phyllis Green, town stenographer Page 15 The Ontario Association of Rural Municipalities Annual Convention Programme (February 20-21,1950) Newspaper photograph of telephone wires just south of Ingersoll to Ostrander effected by the ice storm Newspaper article and map showing Ontario’s give year road plan to build a four land Windsor to Cornwall Highway. Newspaper ad for County Tenders for insurance on roads, county equipment and employer’s liability. Page 16 Newspaper photograph of Bernice Eleanore Klein and Colin A. Forbes signing marriage registry Newspaper photograph of car accident involving ex-mayor L.B. Currie of Tillsonburg Newspaper articles re. entertainment at the County Home, fox bounties, 1950 budget, health unit, holding police courts in the County Court House Page 17 Advertisement/schedule for the Oxford County Seed Fair and Provincial Hay Show - March 15th and 16th, 1950 2 Newspaper articles re. seed fair, hay king, truck load restrictions, re-stocking Crystal Lake, Lakeside, mobile x-ray unit, Oxford Warden appointed to UTVA Reforestation Body and Brownsville Institute Page 18 Newspaper photographs of the Grand Champion in Hay and Seed Competition (top: A.H Martin and Douglas Hart, bottom: Harry Ellery, George Bell and W.B. Blancher) Newspaper photograph of Oxford County delegation being led in by pipe band at the Ontario Plowmen’s Association annual meeting Newspaper articles re. traffic and school buses and new bank in Norwich Page 19 Newspaper articles re. Health Unit, March Session of County Council, grant sought by the University of Western Ontario, list of licenses issued for 1950 by the County, Winter Assizes and school traffic stand endorsed Page 20 Newspaper photograph of Mt. Elgin Students visiting Oxford Council (Bernice Prouse, Evelyn Hammond, Warden Robert Rudy, Isabel Kloepher and Grace Dutton) Newspaper articles re. County grant for Alexandra Hospital, Paris Hospital requesting assistance from the County, school accounts given approval, reforestation, County Council sessions, Len Coles reappointed as representative to the senate of the University of Western Ontario, fox bounties, and delegations and correspondence to Council Page 21 Newspaper photograph of delegation from Mount Elgin continuation school attending session of County Council (Wilfred Bishop, reeve of North Norwich; Clarence Stover, reeve of South Norwich; Arthur Maedel, reeve of Norwich; Oscar Sippel, reeve of Blandford; George Wright, reeve of East Oxford; Fred Killing, reeve of East Zorra; William McDonald, deputy reeve of East Zorra; and Robert Clark, reeve of Embro) Newspaper articles re. Huron College asking for grant, County Roads, County Health Unit, farm prices, grant requests from the Dairyman’s Association of Western Ontario and the Trustees and Ratepayers’ Association of Oxford County, bat in Court House, and city of Woodstock using Court Rooms Page 22 Newspaper articles re. County’s tax rate, Thames River, Health Unit, Mount Elgin Continuation School delegation attending Council Session, X-ray examination of all food handlers in Oxford County, and grant for Paris Hospital b/w photograph of six unknown gentlemen smoking, drinking and viewing booklets Page 23 Newspaper articles re. Oxford Mill Rate, grants received by County Council, newly proposed plumbing codes for the province, County pension scheme, and report cards 3 Page 24 Newspaper articles re. pension plan for County employees, County Health Unit, new food handlers’ course, pelt marking, county roads, resolution on school buses, and County Council picture for 1950 Page 25 Newspaper clip and photograph of the jury of the Birchall Trial (Robert Murray, Joseph Longfield, D. McLean, A.S. McKay, A. Bushell, J.D. Smith, James McKay, Donald Murray, A. Clare, George Christopher, A. McCann, and John McKay) Newspaper articles re. condition of County Roads and fixing Court House tower Page 26 Newspaper articles re. condition of County Roads, Jack Cockbum elected new president of Young Farmers Newspaper advertisement for Public Health Course, Ingersoll re. food handling Newspaper photograph of road west of Ingersoll flooded by the Thames River Photograph from the Wardens’ Luncheon - 1950 Page 27 Newspaper articles re. new Homes for the Aged Act, entertainment at County Home, annual convention of the Ontario Educational Association, County Home board, fox bounties, and repairs to Court House Newspaper photograph of damage to Herb Dunn’s car after being hit by train Newspaper photograph of students of food handlers’ public health course in Tillsonburg (J.L. Griffith, senior sanitary inspector of the Oxford County and Ingersoll Health Unit and G.E. Crandall of the Health Unit) Page 28 Newspaper articles re. smuggling of fox pelts in Lambton County, Tillsonburg Hospital contract, Traffic Act Amendment concerning traffic and school buses, municipal school to held at Court House, and appointment of committee from the board of the Oxford County Health Unit Page 29 Newspaper articles re. Massey Probe for more museum support, new Homes for the Aged Act, Woodstock joining Health Unit, assessment of portion of the Township of Blandford to be annexed to the City and new sigh for the Oxford Museum Page 30 Newspaper articles re. city of Woodstock’s use of the Council/Court rooms Page 31 Newspaper articles re. city of Woodstock’s use of the Council/Court Rooms, meeting to discuss new Homes for the Aged Act, Tillsonburg Soldiers Memorial Hospital deficit, County Public Schools Immunization program and semi-monthly meeting of the Road Committee Page 32 Newspaper photograph of attendees of the municipal school on assessment (T.R. Maxwell, county assessor, Brant; Bates E. Manzer, assessor for Embro; Fred H. Cade, of Toronto, assessment 4 advisor, Department of Municipal Affairs; T.R. Hunter, of Toronto, department assessment advisor; Robert Rudy, Tavistock, warden of Oxford county; and H.E. Buchanan, city assessor and collector, Woodstock) Newspaper photograph of the Town Council Bowling Team (Archie Anderson, deputy reeve; Charles Honsberger; Reg Kennedy, Lawrence Smith; Len Waller, town clerk; Mayor Ken Anderson; Burt Neale, tax collector and relief officer; and Owen Thatcher) Page 33 Newspaper advertisement for Oxford County and the International Plowing Match 1951 Page 34 Newspaper articles re. proposed Health Unit agreement between Oxford County and Ingersoll and the City of Woodstock, immunization clinics, tree planning, fox bounties, meeting of the equalization committee, and addition of two nurses to Health Unit staff Newspaper photographs of Helen Dee Ubelacker and James Allen Sinclair Kneale, to be wed in June Page 35 Newspaper articles re. support for Food Relief Fund for flood victims in Manitoba and fire disasters in Quebec, approval of Woodstock’s inclusion in the Oxford Health Unit, Aid. A.V. Downing as the city’s representative to the Oxford Health Unit, and special meeting of County Council Magazine images of fires at Rimouski and Cabano, Quebec and flooding in Winnipeg Newspaper article and photograph of plant crash on the farm of Wray Prouse, Dereham Township and death of two Tillsonburg youth (Bob Laur and Dalton Murr) Page 36 Newspaper article re. Ross Tuck appointed Oxford Deeds Registrar (includes photograph of Ross V. Tuck) Newspaper article re. death of Harold Bishop of Norwich (includes photograph of Harold A. Bishop) Newspaper artless re. grass silage day date set, fox bounty, and Blenheim school area Newspaper Public Notice re. special meeting of County Council on June 20“ Newspaper photograph of students from Woodstock Collegiate attending the general sessions of County Court (Deputy Sheriff John Martin, Florence Batford, Joan Barnard, Shirley Odell and Annie Laurie Hilderley) Page 37 Newspaper articles re. equalized assessment County Bylaw passed, June Session of County Council, County Council barbershop quartet, and grant to the Tillsonburg Soldiers’ Memorial Hospital Page 38 Newspaper photograph of Annual Ladies’ Day held at Council Chambers (Mrs. George Fewster, Mrs. Doris Rudy and Mrs. J.N. Meathrell) 5 Newspaper articles re. Annual Ladies’ Day, removing section of North Oxford Township from the Ingersoll district high school, equalization, development of reforestation property, repairs to County Court House, agreement with Ingersoll and Woodstock, forming the Oxford Health Unit, grant for the North Blenheim Horse Breeders’ Association, and grading on Highway No. 100 Thamesford Page 39 Newspaper photograph of inspection of County Home on Council’s annual ladies’ day (Mr. and Mrs. George Fewster, North Norwich, ex-warden; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rudy, Tavistock, Warden; and Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Forbes, superintendent and matron of the County Home) Newspaper articles re. Annual Ladies’ Day, County reforestation, County Council accounts, repairs to County Roads, library aid, hospital deficits, and creation of a fact-finding committee to study council procedure Page 40 Newspaper photograph from the Ingersoll Sentinel-Review showing crows at the opening of the new hospital Newspaper photograph of two forest insect investigators probing Oxford County woodlands (A.S. Danard and A.G. Donaldson) Newspaper articles re. entertainment at the County Home, report of the equalization committee, meeting of the County Home Board, quarterly meeting of the Board of Audit, annual meeting of the Ex­ Warden’s Association and Robert Alexander Chance of Blandford sent to the County Home Page 41 Newspaper articles re. new Alexandra Hospital open, Brant County Court House, oil for road west of Hickson, Woodstock’s inclusion in the County Health Unit, meeting of the County Home Board, and a grant request from the Tillsonburg Memorial Hospital b/w photographs for the Annual Ladies’ Day(?) Page 42 Page 43 Newspaper advertisement for Grass Silage Day, June 21,1950 Newspaper advertisement for Grass Silage Day, June 21,1950 Newspaper articles re. Grass Silage Day, quarterly meeting of the Board of Audit and first meeting of the Oxford Health Board b/w photograph of eleven unknown men posing in front of vehicles, possibly from Grass Silage Day Page 44 Newspaper article and photograph from Grass Silage Day held at DeMontmorency Farm, north of Woodstock Page 45 Newspaper photographs showing scenes from Grass Silage Day Newspaper photograph of meeting of the Oxford Ex-Wardens’ Association (W.J. Weir, James Pullin, William McIntosh, Charles Beagley, James Innes, Alvin McKay, J.F. McDOnald, Milton Betteridge, H.B. Atkinson, George H. Hollier, L.E. Peterson, Henry Hanlon, Alex McCorquodale, Robert Rudy, George Balkvill, George Fewster, J.C. Eichenberg, L.K. Coles, Winston J. Nicholas) 6 Page 46 Newspaper photograph from Ex-Wardens’ Association annual meeting (J.N. Meathrell, county road superintendent; C.F. Beagley of Embro; George Fewster of North Norwich; H. Hanlon of North Oxford; J.F. McDonald, West Zorra, first vice-president; Milton Betteridge, East Nissouri; and Len Coles, County Clerk and Treasurer) Newspaper articles re. meeting of Ex-Wardens’ Association and death of Gordon Ross, Ex-Warden (includes photograph of Gordon Ross) Page 47 Newspaper photographs of Embro Highland Games Newspaper articles re. Embro Highland Games, physicals for pre­ school children, attendance at the Oxford County Museum, financial set-up of the Oxford Health Unit, meeting of the County Council’s property committee and new fire truck for Tavistock Page 48 Newspaper articles re. Ema and Willis D’Eon and Carelton County informal party Newspaper article and photograph re. H. Roy Hughes Newspaper photograph of the Thamesford Garden Party Beauty Contest (Edith Spicer, Warden Robert Rudy, Mollie Landon, Patricia Priddle and Patricia Johnson Page 49 Newspaper photograph of Millie Landon, Miss Oxford County Newspaper articles re. Roger Hawkins heading the new Health Unit Board, M.O.H. Reports, Health Unit staff salary schedule, coal tenders, increase in phone rates, and use of the second floor of the market building for the Oxford Health Unit Page 50 Newspaper article and re. passing of W.L. MacWhinnie, former Register (includes photograph of W.L. MacWhinnie) Newspaper articles re. polio cases, fox bounties, musical evening at County Home, County Crop picture and John C. Blair named Deputy Registrar Newspaper photograph of Jon C. Blair, Deputy Registrar Page 51 Newspaper photograph of Prime Minister St. Laurent standing at the graveside of his former chief - William Lyon Mackenzie King Newspaper photograph of the first meeting oft the Oxford Health Unit Board (Roger Hawkins, reeve of Tillsonburg and chairman; Dr. O.C. Powers, County M.O.H; Aid A.V. Downing, city representative; A.R. Horton, Ingersoll; Len Coles, secretary­ treasurer; E. Juli, Norwich, provincial representative; Warden Robert Rudy, Tavistock; and Reeve Arthur Maedel, Norwich) Page 52 Newspaper photograph of truck hauling the home of Claude Wright of Ingersoll Newspaper photograph of crowds at the Old Boys Reunion, Drumbo Page 53 Newspaper photograph of pylon marking the 100th Anniversary of the Blenheim Township Agricultural Society to be unveiled during the Drumbo Old Boys’ Reunion (Jean Vance and Joyce Markle) 7 Newspaper photograph of John Prichard, secretary of the North Norwich Public School Board; Arm Palmer, Laurie Hyde and Mrs. Hyde at a concert in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Hyde Page 54 Newspaper photographs showing field of oats and com and section of the 7“ concession of Blandford flooded by recent severe rain storms Newspaper articles re. construction work, school room loans of books by the Oxford County Library Co-operative, mechanical tree planter for reforestation work, Oxford Health Unit Board may buy camera to supplement reports and number of jurors for duty on Supreme and petit courts during 1951 Page 55 Newspaper photograph of new officers of the Oxford Clerks, Treasurers, Assessors and Tax Collectors Association (William Agur, Tillonsburg, president; S.J Dundas, North Oxford, program committee; F.G. Jackson, Oxford Centre, secretary-treasurer; A.P. McKessock, East Nissouri, vice-president; L.B. Curry, West Oxford, program committee; and A.L. Bushell, Norwich, program committee) Newspaper articles re. 58th Annual Meeting of the Oxford Clerks, Treasurers, Assessors and Tax Collectors Association and government grant to cover expenses for special equipment for the Health Unit Page 56 Newspaper photograph of preliminary work on a boundary bridge between Oxford and Norfolk Counties Newspaper articles re. school visits by Oxford Health Nurses, violent storm effects Embro, entertainment at the County Home, fox bounties, new school in Princeton, Railway Strike and possible Child Health Conference with the Mission School Page 57 Newspaper photograph of Oxford Health Unit stenographers (Betty Smith, Jeanette Bell, Myrtle Waterland and Dorothy Overholt) Newspaper articles re. Federal help given to the Oxford Health Unit, coal tenders, Oxford Health Unit activities, annual meeting of the clerks, treasurers and assessors of Oxford County, Health Unit conferences, reforestation committee activities, and fourth annual meeting of the Ex-Reeves’ Association Page 58 Newspaper photograph of George Write, reeve of East Oxford; Allan Kneale, reeve in 1907; A.T. Walker, reeve in 1914; Frank Jackson, clerk and treasurer 1900-1946; and Rev. J. Ure Stewart at the East Oxford Centennial celebrations Newspaper articles re. East Oxford Anniversary Celebration and appointment of Dr. L.E.L. Taylor as Health Unit Veterinary Programme for the thirty-first Annual Convention of the Ontario Association of Managers of the Homes for the Aged and Infirm - September 4th, 5th and 6th 8 Page 59 Newspaper articles re. Tavistock fair, International Plowing Match in Alliston, Anti-flu serum offered to students, Woodstock fair, Drumbo’s Centennial fair, ominous yellow cloud, and Council Session Newspaper photograph of the death mast of Tommy Cook Programme for the dinner in honour of the Thirty-first Annual Convention of the Ontario Association of Managers of the Homes for the Aged and Infirm - September 4th, 1950 Page 60 Newspaper photograph of Ex-Reeves’ Association executive (Alvin McKay, West Zorra, committee member; Clair Peers, East Oxford, past president; John Smith, Dereham, president; John Wallace, East Oxford, vice-president; Thomas Costello, Blandford, committee member; and LeRoy Curtis, Dereham, secretary­ treasurer) Page 61 Newspaper photograph of Woodstock’s oldest horse Newspaper articles re. Oxford Plowing Match, notice of special meeting of County Council, election of John Smith as president of the Ex-Reeves’ Association, and wolf and fox bounty rates Newspaper photograph of special meeting of the Upper Thames Valley Conservation Authority to discuss work on the Fanshawe Dam (Dr. J. Cameron Wilson, T.V.A. chairman; Leonard Johnson, T.V.A. secretary-treasurer; Alster Clarke, West Zorra and newly appointed member to the T.V.A.’s executive; R.C. Dunn, London Township; and M. Messerschmidt, Ellice Township) Page 62 Newspaper articles re. Oxford Barber Shop Quartet and Tom Sutherland, turnkey at Oxford Jail b/w photograph of the Oxford County Council Barber Shop Quartet Tickets to the Woodstock Agricultural Society Fair and the Tavistock Fall Fair Page 63 Newspaper photograph of the Oxford Barber Shop Quartet Newspaper photograph of the scotch pines planted in Winnipeg as part of the Palm to Pine highway Newspaper articles re. Oxford Barber Shop Quartet, Oxford County Museum, St. Marys Memorial Hospital, 16th Annual National Convention of sanitary inspectors in Montreal, and meeting of the County Home Board Tickets to the Ingersoll North and West Oxford Fall Fair and the 99th Annual Exhibition of the North Norwich Agricultural Society Page 64 Newspaper articles re. T.V.A. area projects, fox bounties and tobacco price b/w photographs of those touring T.V.A. conservation projects(?) Page 65 Newspaper photograph of Members of the Ontario Conservation and Reforestation Association gathered around a mechanical tree planter 9 Newspaper photograph of extensive framework of steel tubing around Court House Newspaper photograph of speedster in soap box derby down the King Street hill Newspaper articles re. repair work to the Court House b/w photograph of three unknown men and a baby in a pram Page 66 Newspaper photograph of delegation from Oxford County leaving Woodstock by bus for the 1950 International Plowing Match near Alliston, Ontario Newspaper articles re. Oxford delegation to the International Plowing Match, Sheriff Alfred Bishop’s mother in hospital, resolution from Welland County to legalize sweepstakes in Canada for hospital purposes, pension plan for County employees, grant request from the Embro and West Zorra branch of the Canadian Red Cross, hospital grants and the quarterly meeting of the Board of Audit Page 67 Newspaper articles re. County Council session, reforestation bylaw and equipment for plowing match Three b/w photographs of the delegation to the International Plowing Match Page 68 Newspaper articles re. new Registry Office on site of bowling greens, upkeep of County Roads, plaque in memory of the late G.R. Green, agriculture representative in Woodstock, International Plowing Match in 1951 at John Hargreaves’s farm, Warden speaking at the Tavistock Women’s Institute, grants given to Junior Farmers and the Oxford County Plowmen’s Association, immunization against flu, and items of business for County Council including registry office and pension plan Page 69 Newspaper advertisement for the Ninth Annual Oxford County Plaiming Match Newspaper articles re. by-law for payment of orders and accounts, petition of the Women’s Society of World Service and Ladies’ Aid of Zion Evangelical Church of Tavistock opposing Sunday sports, Welland County resolution, grant request from the Embro and West Zorra Red Cross Society, and office for the county magistrate Newspaper photograph of the new Tillsonburg District High School Page 70 Newspaper articles re. entertainment at the County Home and review of Health Unit sick leave policy. Newspaper article re. Al Lawrence resigning position with the Ontario Provincial Police (includes photograph) Newspaper photograph of Alfred Dickie, fourth man in the annual Oxford County plowing match Two tickets to the International Plowing Match Page 71 Newspaper photograph of the new channel in the Nith River 10 Newspaper articles re. student patch test, official opening of the St. Marys Memorial Hospital, and items acquired by the Oxford County Museum Newspaper photograph of Health Board Members getting their flu shots (L.K. Coles, Aid. Downing, Roger Hawkins, Mr. Horton, Miss Margaret Grieve and Dr. O.C. Powers) Page 72 Magazine article(?) re. Woodstock Newspaper photograph of the Oxford Health Unit Board (A.V. Downing, Dr. A.P. Taylor, Miss Norah Hicks, Miss Margaret Grieve, Roger Hawkins, L.K. Coles, A.R. Horton, Bob Rudy, W.E. Juli, Dr. O.C. Powers and Ken Anderson Newspaper article re. proper methods of handing food Page 73 Newspaper photograph of road and bridge construction in West Oxford and East Zorra Newspaper articles re. County Roads, meeting of the County Home Board and meeting of the Road Committee Programme for the Official Opening of the St. Marys Memorial Hospital - 2 November 1950 Page 74 Newspaper articles re. Health Unit sick leave, construction and repairs of small dams and farm ponds through the Thames Valley watershed, workshop meeting of Oxford County librarians, grant to the Oxford Health Unit, Jack Callendar of the provincial police dismissed, and food handlers’ course Want-ad for married man to work at the County Home Farm Newspaper article re. death of Francis G. Jackson, former East Oxford Clerk (includes photograph of F.G. Jackson) Page 75 Newspaper photograph of U.T.V.A. Executive Officers from Oxford County (Reeve Alster Clarke, Robert Ruby, Dr. J. Cameron Wilson, A.H. Richardson, Reeve Grant Sutherland and G.W. Pittock) Newspaper articles re. Hikory Hill Bridge, fox bounties and a redecorated juvenile courtroom Newspaper photograph of Woodstock General Hospital nurses celebrating the birthday of Saul Huntsburger (Mr. Huntsburger, Miss Fry, Miss Daniel, Miss Loosemore, Miss Harris, Miss Deschmond and Miss Hanley) Page 76 newspaper articles re. Warden’s Dinner, entertainment at County Home, meeting of the Oxford County Library Co-operative, public notice of a meeting of County Council, selection of jurors to serve on courts, tour of Court House, survey for the town of Tillsonburg, county roads, paying of accounts over $200, new registry office, and fox bounties Page 77 Newspaper photograph from the Warden’s Dinner (Robert Ruby, Mrs. Ruby, Mayor Wilson Milbum, Mrs. Milbum, Reeve W.A. Anderson and Mrs. Anderson) 11 Newspaper photograph of head table at Annual Warden’s Dinner (Henry Vogt, Rev. O.T.C. Stockmann, Mrs. R.G. Groom, R.G. Groom, Mrs. Robert Rudy, Warden Robert Rudy, Mrs. L.K. Coles, L.K. Coles, Joseph Connnell, Mrs. T.R. Dent, and T.R. Dent) Page 78 Newspaper articles re. County Council final session, grant for Willett Hospital in Paris, Tavistock Continuation school students attending Council, indigent patient rates at the Hamilton General Hospital, assistance for Victoria Hospital in London, term of office of Norman Marshall for the Norwich District High School Board, Norotto Gas Company, meeting of Education Committee, accounts and payments of expenditures Newspaper photograph of delegation of students from Tavistock Continuation School to County Council (Mary Mallon, Fred Currah, Warden Robert Rudy, Clare Ruby, and Jane Taylor) Page 79 Newspaper photograph of the County Council Barbershop Quartet Newspaper article re. William Henry Sutherland attending Council Session. Newspaper photograph of Reeve Alster Clark, West Zorra; Reeve Grant Sutherland, East Nissouri; Mr. Sutherland; Reeve Robert H. Clarke, Embro Newspaper articles re. courses covering all phases of farm management, 1951 Convention of the Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities, Council Session, Council representatives on School Boards, rent fee to be charged to the Oxford County Library Co-operative for use of a room in the Court House and a financial request from Victoria Hospital in London Page 80 Newspaper articles re. agricultural floor prices back by County Council, reduction of Woodstock General Hospital deficit, Council session and interest owing to local municipalities for prepayment of county rates during 1950 b/w photograph of County Council Barbershop Quartet Page 81 Newspaper photograph of County Council Session (reeve Alster Clark, West Zorra; deputy-reeve J.K. McLeod, East Nissouri; reeve Grant Sutherland, East Nissouri; reeve Herbert Dunn, North Oxford; reeve Thomas Pellow, West Oxford; deputy-reeve W.A. Anderson, Tillsonburg; reeve Roger Hawkins, Tillsonburg and deputy-reeve Harley McBeth, Dereham) Newspaper article re. presentation of a sterling tea service to retiring Warden Robert Ruby Newspaper photograph of presentation of a sterling tea service to Warden Robert Ruby (Reeve Arthur Maedel, Reeve Oscar Sippel and Warden Robert Ruby) Page 82 County of Oxford Handbook - 1950 Newspaper articles re. Tavistock elects its first Woman, Mrs. A.B. Flach to Council Newspaper photograph of Mrs. A.B. Flach 12 Page 83 Newspaper articles listing events 10 years ago, 15 years ago and 25 years ago Page 84 Newspaper article re. providing information to the public off the activities of the Oxford Health Unit 13