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WEDNESDAY,, 13b *. 1001,4952
, THE Lt c1cNow.SENTINF..L, LIICENOW, oNTARIo,
PAGE NINE
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If you :have 'found that your present Bookkeeping system
is
inadequate -m0,1'11 has been criticised by: the Tax.Dept.,
ematter with
why not. disku thme,
During the past nine years '1 have installed upwards of
fifty. simple accounting systems among small Business Men,
;Professional: Men and Farmers located ,for the most part in,
Bruce, and Huron Counties. The Installation Fee is moderate
--the coat Of the:_aetuah book very small and the system once
installed can be run• by yourself with a periodic Audit, and
Annual 'Statement by me.or•on. a :monthly audit basis; with
.
.an annual,.; statement and Income Tax Return. This can. be.
arranged according to Your. capacity,• to absorb the cost. h
There is no ft:imolal obligation on your part to discuss • '1
. your problem..
• The .systeem' referred to above • meets all requirements of
the Income: Tax Dept. and also the Unemployment Iins. Comm
•
• s..:.
J PYMM
'Business and : •
• • Tax Service. Office in• the Kilpatrick. Block;
• LVCKNOW, ONTARIO
In attendance at Office . Tuesday,: Thursday & Friday.
;SaturdaY by appointment. Phone,. Office 23-w; Res. 234
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CHRISTMAS .SEAT.: OFFICERS
MET AT WIARTON FRIDAY
§ r
Friday evening the members• of
the Bruce County ' T.B Association
held `a ::dinner meeting in .the
Birch Room of the `Pacific Hotel,
Wiarton Dr. ,W..‘ V.. Johnston : of
'I:uckth t, president, • presided.
Mrs. Ken• -McKay of. Ripley,
secretary, informed, the.' meeting
that .this year's christinas Seal
sale 'Campaign was in full, sing;
and that she, ,_ had' '.mailed. ;7,600
letters 'with • seals, in. .the 'County:
Returns were ;already coming' in,
but it 'was,. too. early to know how
the campaign was •going. Mem
hers reported from their : own.
Municipalities; and general. Op-
inion ,was that the campaign ;was
an, a par,with otter years; so far
In each • municipality, 'the ' dona-
tions are Sent to the local bank,,
where . they areopened ' : by.. •the
local representatives. of the . As
sociation.
PHYLLISGIBSON HEADS ,
LO -LA -L GIRLS .CLUB
The monthly meeting of. the,
140 -La -Le Club •'was :held ' at the
home • of :•.,Mrs.. Wilson Hamilton
with Betty Miller as hostess: The
'roll call was :answered by "What
I ' want for 'Christmas". '
The 1953 officers 'were'elected
as follows pres,. Phylis'.Gibson;.
vice pies., Susan illaeNaughton;
secretary, Betty Miller;'treasurer,
Marie. • Sparling; , press . reporter,
'reds Hunter; jsiek committee,
Margaret Phillipson,•- gift Com-
mittee, Lois Crowston
A••Ciristinas gift exchange took
place., The program included a
contest by Betty .Miller, reading
•,by Donna Lannan. Lunch was
served by the hostess
..The January meeting , is to '•be
held in the form ef a pot luck'
supper ,.at Susan M'acNaughton'a
at 7.30 -p.m.- "; ,
�e part: of
agreeting
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Agricultural Office Reports
Extracts from reports • submit-
ted •to. the Ontario Department of •
Agriculture from agricultural re-
presentatives in the adjoining
counties are ' as follows: Bruce—
"the freeze-up and, snow ends an
excellent fall for farmers, with,
work in good shape and more
plowing; dope than usual"; Huron.
.livestock now stabled and
appear to be in good ,condition,
The majority of farmers should
have sufficient ,feed: supplies de-
spite the fact, theyare wintering
over a larger nuanber of cattle,.
than usual":
. • MOVE TO NEiV ' MANSE
Rev and Vita. W. A •Henden
son and family moved during the
past week to the new Presbyter-
ion Manse .which has been in
course, of constr;ction for . the
past several months..The min-
ister's new home ' is Situated im-
mediately . north .of the: former
manse and faces oh ' Victoria. St.
It is a spacious, large red brick
structure and is modern in every•
respect. The church managers'.
are now endeavouring to dispose
of the former manse.—Walkerton
Herald -Times.. ' • •
Headed Poll
Athol Purdon, son of Mr. and.
Mrs. "Sandy" Purden of ' town,
headed the poll' for the six seats
on the • Winghan Council 'board..
`Athol 'polled 781 votes, 76 more'•
Ilan the .seeond high candidate.
ADVOCATES' CHANGES
IN SPEAKING CONTEST...
KAII. SIIEA. COTTON CLASSES
• The fifth meeting of the Dau-
ghters 'of the Kairshea was held,
at the home • of Irene Rouls'ton on
November 25th., The meetin ; Op,
enecl with the theme 'song and
the minutes were read by Joan
and Daphne.. The roll call was
then answered by "Points:. for
good .posture". We sewed 'our:"
dresses, on the 'sewing machine
and some basting was done. The
meeting closed with the .sewing.
of a ,dainty lunch.
The sixth meeting ,of the Dau-
ghters of the Kairshea was. held .
at the' home of Mrs. Harry Levis •
on December 5th, The leaders •
sang the theme song. The roll cal.],
"A finish I am using ; for my
dress", was answered by the
members. The minutes were read
and adapted and Betty read her
yeasio . '' We sewed more of our
dies se and a tasty' ;lunch was
served.
.'4
•The Paisley' Advocate' suggests
Some changes in :the • Bruce Co..
Public S1eaking. final : competi- i
tion ;which this year had 21 con-
testants, with the result that it
Was after midnight before the
winner was. decided The . Advo
cate:suggests" semi-final corn -
pe
titions in the south and north`
with possibly -=a dozen ebntestants
going. into the, final round.
FINDS 'SIXTY -YEAR OLD
MEMBERSHIP . CARD
': ' A well-preserved :membership
card in ••:the Mechanics' Institute
was • recently discovered. by Mrs.
:A. G. Hartford in going through
some old papers at her home,
Which was the former Cliff ;resi
dence...
The 'Meohanics' Institute Pre-'•
ceded the public 'library This.
. •. f'f reading room was located on the:
•-'� !north-west ;corner -across. from the•
..Town Hall: Overhead, on the 2 nd
• / floor, reached ;by'. an: outside stair-
1,1 4 ,way,, was a hall used •as. a meet=
ing place by the Oddfellows, and
Fprsters.: ;
The 'membership, card ' was
made out in the name of C. 'Cliff,
and the date of expiry' was
vember 1894. It was number :81
and was 'signed by' John Murch -•'i
ison• as' president and J. `G. Mir -
dock • as. secretary A footnote on
\ (• the card stated, "Members.,must,
present this card to the Librar-
ian 'when .they: apply for a book"..I
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You Bari be sure
that your °guests will welcome
this year -around favourite
`-�-- always,, in • perfect' taste.•
ltuthorized, bottler of C64e-Cola candor cotitract•*vitk Coca-Cola ltd.
GODERICHH BOTTLING WORKS
'
God -elicit; (ink.
Phone: 489
Coke'' is a.registered trade -mark t •
y
'HE VOICE.. TEMPERANCE
Inertia is the major handicap of
all ,good'causes. It was said long
ago by .a very :competent author-
ity .that . whoever is .not for -the
good., . cause is against it. •This. is
a very important matter in a
democracy where the . theory . is.
that. ,people govern theimselves.
This places on them the Fespon-
sibility of making their convic-
, tions articulate. This `boils down
to the simple• matter of saying:
yes or no on every issue.' (One
of. our live Huron County issues:
is the traffic: in :alcoholic bev
erages). There are Borne , who
' would say --yes, .concerning the
' inroads of this traffic.' There are
many who would say no, if they
would just break `through their
ban Of silence and inertia. 'More
women saying no, in.their homes
and at their parties—more risen
s ing ne in their clubs • and in
th it municipal and county coon -
c s—that's ,how public opinion is
created: In a: deOFrriocraey'it is this
• public 'opinion that is .the deter.-
1
eterr miining,factor, Certainly the harm
done by the liquor traffic is not
something to .be silent .about.
(Adv.)
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