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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1938-12-29, Page 2PAGE TWO WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES Thurs., December 29th, 1938 er? 1 EAST WAWANOSH COUNCIL The last meeting of the Council for 3.038 was held on Dee. 3,5th with all the members present. Minutes of last meeting were read and approved. 'Communications from T, H. Wilson, requesting a grant in aid of the Au­ burn Public Library and the County Treasurer enclosing an account for services rendered in collection of un­ paid taxes, received and read. A representative of the Padlar Peo- * pie waited on the Council, quoting prices on snow fences that would be required this season. The question of .any additional purchase of this nat­ ure was left in the hands of the Road *5upL J, T, Scott' and Geo. R. Irwin pre- , sented their reports as weed inspec­ tor and School Attendance officer re­ spectively. As formerly $10,00 was paid each of these officials for serv­ ices rendered in 1938. Council instructed the treasurer to pay only fifty per cent, of the am­ ounts owing; the various school sec­ tions at this date. As anticipated that a considerable Hallahan Drain $16.50; John Halla- •anaount of 1938 taxes would not be han, cleaning out willows on the Hal- accounted for at this time, the Col- lecor's time for collection of the bal­ ance of taxes owing was extended to Feb. 1st, 1939, The following accounts were paid: John Buchanan, refund error in dog tax, $2,00; James Raithby, refund er­ ror in dog tax, $2,00; Cecil Coultes, refund, error in dog tax, $4.00; W. C. Cox, drainage inspector, $2.00; Corp, of Blyth, hall tent Div, Court pur­ poses, $20.00; Corp, of Brussels, tele­ phone assessments and tolls $33.05; The Standard Office, financial state­ ments $22.75; The Advance-Times of­ fice, ballots and' nomination notices, $11.07; The Municipal World, sup­ plies $7.42; A. Porterfield, nomination and election expenses, $64.00; A. Por­ terfield, revising lists, judge’s order, $54.16; M, McDowell, attendance at Voters* List court $6.80; J, T, Scott, weed inspector $10,00; Geo. R. Irwin, school att. off., $10.00; A. Pattison, pt. salary as Collector $60.00; Jas, H. Currie, salary, financial statement, postage, etc., $155.25; P. W. Scott, fees as Reeve in 1938 $70.00; Messrs. Beecroft, Black, Redmond and Rud­ dy, Councilors, each $50.00; Dan Hal- lahan, cleaning out willows on the lahan Drain $18.40; Fred Cook, clean­ ing out willows on the Hallahun Dram $38,23; Leonard Cook, clean­ ing out willows on the Hallahan Drain $44.00; Fourteen other small accounts totalling $90.45, Before adjournment Reeve-elect Redmond and others voiced their ap­ preciation of the services so faithful­ ly and ungrudgingly given by the Reeve in tile interests of the town­ ship during his tenure of office for the past seven years and to which Mr. Scott fittingly replied, The inaugural meeting of the 1939 Council will be held on Monday, Jan. 9th. A. Porterfield, Clerk. OFFICERS ELECTED BY BRUCE LEAGUE Wroxeter-Gorrie and Fordwich to Play in Bruce Hockey League The Bruce Hockey League reor­ ganized for the season at a represen­ tative meeting held at Mildmay, Re­ ports by the secretary-treasurer indi­ cated that the league had a success­ ful year and a substantial cash bal­ ance existed. Officers elected are: Hem. presidents, W< G* McKay, Rip­ ley, and Frank Hois?, Formosa; im­ mediate past president, Rev, Father Meyer, Chepstow; president, Ge°rge ‘St. Marie, Clifford; first vice pres.,, Ralph Schmidt, Cargill; secretary­ treasurer, H, H, Damm, Walkerton,. Representatives from each place entered will form an executive com*- rnittee. Entries made to date are; Walkerton, Cargill, Mildmay, For­ mosa, Fordwich, Wroxeter-Gorrie, and Clifford. Entries will be received until Wednesday of this week, when a grouping will be arranged and schedules drawn up at a meeting to be held in Formosa, Hew rules were adopted as follows: That the residence date of any play­ er will not extend beyond Dec, 15 of the playing year; that teams failing to appear for scheduled games, wea­ ther conditions excepted, will forfeit the game to the home team. A play­ er who participates in one O.H.A, game becomes ineligible to play in the Bruce League. Group 1 Jan, 4 — Cargill at Formosa; Mild­ may at Walkerton. Jan. 9 — Malkerton at Cargill; Formosa at Mildmay. Jan. 11 — Formosa at Walkerton; Jara. Jan,. Mildmay at Cargill. Jan. 18 —* Walkerton at Mildmay; Formosa ’at Cargill, Jan. 23 — Walkerton at Formosa; Cargill at Mildmay. Jan, 27 — Cargill at Walkerton; Mildmay at Formosa. Group 2 4-—Clifford at Fordwich. 13—-Fordwich at Clifford. IS—Clifford at Fordwich, 2Q<—-Fordwich at Clifford. Group 3 6'—Wroxeter at Brussels 10*—Brussels at Wroxeter, 19*—-Wroxeter at Brussels. 24—Brussels at Wroxeter, TESTED RECIPES FILL THE COOKIE JAR The following recipes may make- welcome additions to old cookie fav­ ourites. By using butter as shorten1- ing cookies will have not only a de* licious and palatable flavour, but will' be of high food valufe.' Spice Drops % cup butter ll^aj cups brown sugar 2 eggs, unbeaten Pinch of salt 1% cups pastry flour 16 teaspoon cinnamon % cup raisins % cup. nuts 1 teaspoon soda Vanilla Cream butter and sugar. Add- eggs, dry ingredients sifted together, rais­ ins, nuts and yanilla. Drop by spoon­ fuls on buttered baking sheet and bake in moderate oven (37& degrees F.) about 10- minutes, Butter Wafers: % cup brown, sugar 1 cup melted butter 1 egg: 1% cups1 pastry flour 16 teaspoon cream of tartar Mi 'teaspoon baking soda 1 teaspoon, vamllla Add butter to brown: sugar: Add unbeaten egg,. Beat well'. Ad’di dry sifted ingredients and vanilla. "Drop by spoonfuls on unbuttered baking sheet, Bake 4' to- 5' minutes- at 350’ de­ grees F! Butterscotch’ Cookies 1 cup brown sugar Mz cup butter 1 egg 1 teaspoon vanilla • 116 cups pastry flour J scant teaspoon soda J4 teaspoon salt ;s 16 cup chopped walhuts (may be omitted). Cream butter and sugar and well- beaten egg, Add vanilla and sifted dry ingredients and nuts. Form into rolls. Wrap in wax paper and chill in the refrigerator. When required, slice in thin slices and bake in a 37b degree F, oven 8 to 10 minutes, Brownies butter sugar Ms Gup % cup 2. eggs- 2. squares (ounces) unsweetened chocolate1 16 cup pastry b-puir 16. teaspoon, baking powder M& teaspoon, salt 1 teaspoon vanilla1 1 cup chopped walnuts Cream butter. Add' sugar gradually and cream well together. Add welL- beaten1 eggs,, aftocolh’te.' melted! over­ hot water, flour, baking powder, salt,, vanilla' and. walnuts; Spread! ini well! buttered pan one inch thick. Bake in1 a moderate oven (350 degress. F.) 20 to 25 minutes. Cut in squares- while warm. j. Bring You MUNDYS’Crawford’s Garage1 J A HAPPY h IJ Murray Johnson Reavie’s Service D. Rae & Son Chainway/ Stores ' Jack Herd, Mgr. I The fleeting passage of time brings us once again to the turn of another year. May the new one so rapidly on its way bring you prosperity in unusual measure. May 1939 find you and yours happy and healthy. We don’t, know what the. year holds; . in store for you — but if wishes come true, our wishes will ensure you: the grandest year you’ve ever had. Five words our pen must write. Here they are: COUNT ON US To be thniking of your welfare in 1939. Sincerely we hope you and those nearest you enjoy the best of Health and Prosperity. CAMPBELLS GARAGE Canadian Tire Products All Greetings for the New jar . . . and all the gifts and blessings and joys that go with it. Merchants of Wingham extend Happy New Year We extend to our pat­ rons as the old year passes the wish that they may en­ joy a Happy and Prosper­ ous New Year* Face it with a smile. We’re wishing you every happiness you could ask for. Uorrv Rrnuiiii) null J UlUWIIu Look forward to Better Luck in the New Year — Greater happiness and the Best o’ Health. We’re hop­ ing all these will come your way in 1939. Duncan Kennedy, Mgr. When the in the New Year, may they sound the beginning of 12 months of New Hap­ piness and Prosperity for Everybody. HAPPY NEW YEAR Not empty words but a sincere hope that happi­ ness and prosperity will come your way in 1939. We’re flying high with many wishes for your New Year. May it bring you real happiness and a year full of pleasure.