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made will help you keep
your car rolling longer.
We specialize in tire
repair work, use only
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nsethods and best quality
Goodyear repair
materials.
Come in and see our
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When you need repairs
.. see us.
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Winghant Advance -Times
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• WINOPLANI - ONTARIO
Sobser4tion Rate — One Year V.00
Six moths, $1.00 in advance
U. S. A, V.50 Per Year
Foreign rate, 52,00 per year.
Advertising rates on application.
SOVIET FRIENDSHIP
'' Chian 'We,. vireo de than Mr. Fesieine presented as stineup pie-.
eante, ':7.31.1 as' AtV elat VeTi+. SOW eie,irete. Queen ir,"7 abet%
71 ea.. The M eseetv Wit7,7akated rento: Ministor Veitesteen tr
entefie• nese Vttar. c,-,:lltnan4c...z, .1. Me
: Tie ten eele, fee tie setzeoesfal eera, Raherts, in-teaer c.e.e7ity eleek, and Fla
1.Ilona-all, feetner,..
;I' se is te
„enenber Ceenta Cormeil,
o No Great Hog Prerainta
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS •"‘‘i2-.) 'th‘7' StaiStatiti,41 assiet.
:Cho. week evel s'ar'n t•net wet ls - anee beine seen .in eceineetion with
so,. mans rearnicipahties tiiis oh:anis:1'i feed eests and View tVi the faint-
,' all theie nomination tekeetlees., eolotienaldip 'between feed eoets.
la the first step ill :2117 dett etal lent peiees,i seems ',hardly ,
e,eteen and the nalalia es:ea:nal that are lei) atetien NV.....),ga he taken I
seeefhi eviderete ine)re inteeest than is this time." the Thipartenent Aeri-
l•-on Pael- lieete• cl.t.tstre we,ae in answer to a resoht-
lt .7,1;as ,,.1).-c4M our rriviledee dneita, tion submitted by Hueon Conine-
nuttaber .i years te attend matey Ceeneil at the Jute session in which,
neoetlee tins area end a neve** 'was made for a'. additional'.
Ni2T,I: '• .%11,0) et-era:U:111t UCrel" Vvv.t per peund
, -"led that the reeteCrigs are V.Cry Vs,'..0.1"..
,eatetteed, It apewaea teat there'.Te• beundaries of S.S. 17 of Howe
inns« lee seine very unetatial hapnettine eel.; are. the subjeet of a resolutien for-
el'eate itttereet nr.mieillal wara b T%e Townsbip Connell from
! elantld riot be the ease. Eleetors tee 'Snarl of' treatees requesting that
eheuld avail themselves of tee' eeper. - bettenianies of the section be re-
' tenite of keeping in toueli wife their ad:Meted. In a letter j, M. Game,
own affaire for more than one reaeon. publie inspecter, 'describes the
Theo.. win have tite fates aral rantours benineaeles as -gnesele- inequetable:*
• net eeed sway sthee „se en mane es petit:eel irorn Fenielevich, ,enclosed
.7e-eat:ions. At esteie meetings by yeur - in a letter, asks that the boundaries be
;presenee ,yeet eau ahow y,mr tepprozi- left as at presem.
' mien of the effort...1 of aitear eleeted -lis"..keriff Nelson Hill wrote eztelosing
e-epreetentatives or ean eibmin from a peovenciali spei report on the
them enoper
e\ aa varioee -omens' jail. The total zomminnents.
e a -tit ea. It is very diseeerrateing foe 'in 1941-2 weee '5, and eight frorni
„ fathers to halve to ghee , • 1948. to ,:inne, tilt, same as the/
their neperta v.. a few Calk at the baek. :previous year.
of the hall. A bulletin front the Department
* * * * Municipal Affaire contained 4 Suri -
The Navy Leagne is i',la week ash- ..,Inarai eennizipal and scheol legislaP
asistate- Thele is a worthy rezently enaeted, seme 'Width
aml deserves retie enplane. is given belew:
The Aaseesneent Act as teed re- Headed by W. eaendent
eintres a.dd t the as- of blur= County Federation of Agri-
: aes:tmera reld the value •of any build- eunnre, a urge delegation was preeent
ing widela after the nevem .e.f the Tell Ito ask Vaal a system zd health servize
ereztezl, altered r,enlarge& or be effeateel Heinen county. In in-
whieh zeased to be exempt, The traducing the eepresentatives,
fordt of Revieionayeane'el Or re-1Whyte stated that they were !tare on
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0 YOU waste THEY want!
Itmayseemtough,v;henyou're
making good wages, to go on
wearing old ulothes. But it
would be a good deal tougher
if our boys overseas didn't get
the supplies they need. So
please remember the United
Nations have only so marr.,
ships, trains and machines.
Anything wasted here means
shortage somewhere else.
Save now. .. spend when, the
war is won.
JOHN LABATT LIMITED
Landon Canada
game warden for Hue= over -9e000 books were being ex- ;stating he bad enjoyed his one year essary jobs were undertakee.
eitaneed. in the conned, said that he would not J Since last session," the report sta-
ted, the Cunningham bridgeeast of
Brussels VMS struck by a. truck and.
eollapsed. The truck owner has en-
tered action for damages, and it is
proposed to enter a counter -claim. for
loss of the bridge. It bad been plan-
ned previously .to rebuild the Ethel
bridge, but, as a temporary bridge ex-
isted:there, it was -deemed advisable to
ire9build the Cunningham bridge thie
year and poStpone the Ethel job till
4t
A culvert at Gorrie was washed out
under a deep •fill, and replaced at a.
cost of $2,6/8.89.
Generally maintenance of roads and
bridges was carried on as formerly,
though it is apparent that more gravel
is needed on many roads,
Ask For Health Service
* * * *
• It is enly a month tretil Cleriseinaa.
The eld aayine, it is better te give
that to eecelve, still helds eased.
* *
Carada geowire up rat. 1..n,,a,e4
States
bas new an anfbaeaalee at Ot-
tawa and we Itat'e •Cttle in Washington
* *
1)o not
f' -et the Mineitten Henze
Show on Thursday tivenine this week.
It nee be wed attereline.
The police rommittee :reported at be back next year.
the =Drain:LI' sessien that Traffic Plan Road Improvements
Officer'Norman Lever bad been trans- 'Before the war this county had a
1 leered inpral the rads c..cattraisslott te...' program of road improvement that
;the police conamitte.e, as re onnnen planned the reconstruction and sue-
VasinviJaucende. cin
:.j1..euly$Oelli-:!tcrle.:::-.0. -lie-:-;edli :avearii7,70,4%, aelll.,737 tcyortssst,ashoreept ueret
I envy ,constabulary at the sante sal- read. It co/Ahmed: "It is probable
taxes levied against a building_ behaie af. the children of Harem coan_ •
that !ma been -rased b... tee cs (neer-
wise.
The zentneils of local menizipalities
1. mast have the first meeting not later
ty. The propaeal is to start work
gradually with lone or fire full-time
nurses who would Visit the schools
eegula.rly and do the necessary 101-
n seem 1 NI nide • in Tannanv •
te low -up woek. The systemWMld
re -
CONDENSED REPORT county zeeencils no: Liter than the sstire an expenditure ,1.1,42001). The
third Tuesday im Janeary. A section plan is, approved by the Ontario
OF HURON COUNCIL '-)f the Mtralzillal Az1 --Prc'vides that a Government, which nays one-third of
eautoy jail may be alaed for l-ap the aeste
I nreoszei- b3 are- nmniciPali13"- A see- hire. Anderson, Wingleani, nreaident
Si00 Granted to Wingham Horse
ariF aric'wriaze as the cther z•C:4212- that war conditions will warrant an
cables. accelermed pace of construction so
George Feagan. IteountlY 1:1-7ne &hat it naybe that such a program
sPeeten rePortea 7-1131 tet) 4ezths 1'i should be completed in about eight
Jannar7Y- There were years,together with the reconstruction
of old bridges..
seen new adonrtamceseand at present
there are 95 inmates. Plewirag is
eractizally all done, and.. the heme is
in plod conditien, with plenty of coal
ball&
To .Arbitrate Howick. Dispa±e
Show tionis added tL,e at gi.63.1g 1°1"741.- the United Farm Women streseed A warning that thee is an -ander-
ships lite authmitY add me -fifth o ethe need as did 5. 3.i. Kinkead, publir enrrent of diasadsfactien n :me of the.•
; Warden Beneen Teteseee hie erne ettill to the tax rate on ecertani school %evertor.
largest townshiPsoi Hnron county— programand as watch as possible car -
Ain effort is being ltraele throngh -.aath'ess. at file eeseion et' Hier- . ratepayers eta membership fees in the Other membees.of the-dele.gationwito Howiek,—eospled with the anggeetion re d out each year, depending upon,
most dentoeratie eanntriee to litnee a ieezi Ceemes Co nneil laet week, expres- Fedoeratien ,of Agrieillture- svolre were L. E. Cardiff, M.P,V H. that ibe feeling is strong among!, to. stihgdies,.• .rme''' els and. labor available.
greater nederatanding of our Allies, sed is pride in Hmens a,anaeitee ArZ1-A new sub-,:.7eztIon in The Sanatori2- Golding, M.P.., leas. Taylor, 5. W. lleadto thunglits i SeCe4ii.zi333. 'eldest =elan municipalities are ale'
Soviet Resteia„ This is A very ateees- effeen during the year in anbseribing listr Cesne-nroPrives Ate gives- the min- Hanna, North Huron; and ;Wr,e zoThrideratian is shown by tbe': lowing their reba.tes to accernulate• to
▪ trY'r.1734Zertaking. ,as we are litikedi '$6=666-460 to the 'IWO Vic.totis." Loans.ter'°f !lean the 7)7Iwe'r tc' eTitezt Bert Lobb, farmer, and a trits.tee ineeeents .cennzil, was voiced at yespren provide a inn& fur some substantial,
'lEhis program wonld involve the
fallowing expenditures: reconstruction
beidges, S1;03-6,000; no miles of
E. -reeling and gea-rellinz, ;2,000,000;
0 miles of surfacing, $1,400,000--a
total of ;4430_00. All this work
should be considered in a. post-war
them in this great
sage and nill Hurer, Ceenty Cozened lead aethorized that a Patlent, vitzz, has been alsetharg- Goderiel township.
be Sittzii4:; att!le az..e. tab:ei: with • a total perthase in 1143 oi.$7.Se000„ and ael from a sartatorintn bet who is not I This will be. considered at the
titmn after the *wee i•F, It.,'On. 2.1lost of. LOU' '!,o7,,IS ;105,000 •in Viretoey Bands. :bale adeenatell-' Cara f.' -..r. shall be nary meeting.
ras haze a g -at vii,;trIst ,z,7:7 Kassa for ' Besides supporta:as tee vieloey rotor:Led to the samatoriam, the ex- , Market lIzny Hogs
tzars years ard it is our belief that ' Loon eampaigns, tlie C="2,7!'i: spent Penses of'. •his retarn and treatment to is es ',- '
ne hearer aglicua-, theal -epee-
haa tz,, have sereh ;24 2.41i.". patriotie eiken, by be borne by the rarituctraet3.- =table ter ;
sentative. irenarted that ten farm
esenat tone 'to the tell owraen leave after -am -C.
1.r.acae 1 Canada. st,g)i-4.: ceinese The 'minimum age limit for opera- 1=lazidtte nrses wr'ere 1Teld* A seed
• - led that - -
Bat -we mast take tieSnes. ae
they are in this that ellaeging vniold.
Rasaia has nude an effort Smite, the N'S'ae Relief, $1,000; Al le Rneeia t•':•%; of 1.11°I°7rellitle'-' is Teal:7774'd Iront le., --epee; are ee., nem_
vast few years to co-operate with the bend, iR2.,.000; Red ....z11..ield, $e',000: 16 to 16 ',man. and fzer arivere of Pldb- `a -e--,,,--.‘" e'',e—eee-,,s--- in A--1„s4—a-j.„')*,m;"„.zi_.,.Bnr.-,--
.Allits and the Anie-.--. in tern have Queen. Canaan Fend, S--'500: Brit- :;-..-- Vellkl-e. fr°111 .21 't° ig years. ,---: A---' 7.,,. , — 1'3: -4'''''''''".''.-t. Zr':
I
done all in their power to aid 11,...i:A ieh Red Ceose. Sordetiee ir. the -corn- ' t)ther legislatiee provides 107 the ".if," -Cr"." "",,s heat
""nv."'• 3:2P. j -1/1 --
great eiourane that is making much a ta„ $12,-303; fe:ezele N%,n.1" Relief, :$1.0Sin Purnent -74 a e'-'.bsi:13 .1° 'elT.i.S. Per.i"012 ..11'.4-:irt::::,rwIrl'n•v„.,:rnS1....,t, nrCII)in 14127°171'
,°1'&"rfal s-'-zoNying az:Ai:1$/ the Xstri Rea ,S1'.-1' not= Fram Drien, $500; wine prodnres -.near beets m Ontario; el./12114% ,‘I'uu "es.'"ess be -Lug harvested
heteies. That the people et C'anadaleaie net:test prizes ..;128.7 advertishie an -2 eorgraels 'with 'a Persem 'Cll'-'—e6111.1S- ''''‘e.a.'n Snn,se_ snre dellY':Iratel 117'T
r. , i s
have every ee,inteenties. fee the Russian' 1.,, 1-,t".•+ ----1-"',*°"::. Sli 4. br'',--- '3 in the btLs'-uei" '1'1 'Prxiessin.i.; i'llgaT ‘4i-eli.2;,-ear.olz'i7....Zi,In. EL% -.,,,' ilrl,..a.,..i„. a -e'
approximately ;2.610 is ate to be e-ae beete Imo nngar-
eenac-a. onno•se Dt....-r Shoot 1 gra,aeS 4',A.", ant 50 -per cent, as eBeel.
peopie vra,..7, amply dereematrated in the
Aid -..•;;A• Rnesia <campaign lied toward
the end „eel latest year and the fieat
this 'ever. aelenee ane eleteies, peered nano jar,r.ar!. • t SI, 4.41 at tee Slettentesday evean, ree,0004 and the neospersf„. at the evertor. and Reeve R. R.
intadenareersThe that tee -ether with Redmond
o ne zouttry :had othcr 11.1 ycar, 4.7onn17, Treaettree k H. -easen tier deer Hr.ner, zieurtty, iree- sras a shortage fl wheat in iieror, Preis' Drew Pot Hoeitnt CIA
o he, dietresa estimates r ba'ean et mernine eession ruled aeolinst :pen East
eed this „voar win he 31:5:00a. Th.ere
akripea,,,,*„1 e;4thast, ne.7,„-, can feek:tte stilted tut weeeld appear ;retiree a motion 10 the ,and farmers. are sated with t•ther 14,Tri_val .cotnity coittazii Iiiaaed (.41,
neve!. J....hasten their 7.7s *Wee renet tiat a- a- bt:ance fevet- nelnultrien't 43atle :At a Feri; thez etodk or britring reeorclthe appeeeineansed be 'members
have menial zee-gee:alien 1!":t. "elioriselerfra. eine be • was pes- tl-en = epan season be derlared western
▪ Prernier GeLV•Ze Drew and *eenembees of the Ainee ere) we ;roe.- • t allet ie:ftzer :the peezia.se 1,n3o.i.loo in atr..on ee-earey for twe days* sbootinr„ vs..a$ -*e to rztti)=2.. ,ich
ira_Ezectric rower commissizter
have thie enlese Vi.:1".ry Banda in :lit general ater.enet ttsi-eat eitenestmee Pl'evidlner a itn- Ther,31.ii;511 1;.e vanzait_iza• ottorin rtaiu.tion 13.dro
trzs.,t one ea seeletee Retest', hae erel the hieiasaye Lea tine .entr..41.01:1•C I'Mr3rrs were Le -painted. • — "Se
tee., that the zeetted , us a rtti,olation to the item:tees. which -will be
evelogeeese reeeep! an2,, 1.-.F-7.4: T,-it.-•;ei 1 a n.1.7-41zim. „",tat ratsprnelTs.
re e
haIszalc havz, ENk:tu,, .sza1, .„.1.7, appoint "
ennart, a,
;subsidized to a degree where et will ;I "We appeal to you to give some
ibe Profitable fee *him to rniSe ..5ao,grs. rausitteration to the totem. and vil-;
Appraval ata :to the Ilagete as 're feel that the high rate
ezerentiteels retnentnerteatienet that the ; tharged is enoldbiting induatries from
agelealtroal oifize and the prebliz , lozatimer in Hu -an cannter, the anal=
ezhool inspeetato 4,rgraare the ezbesee 1 reel...rah:re- the app.:refill:be zentlineed.
children foe the zener.tiora ed benne- :I Grates of ;511 to the 'Weetern On -
hair, needed 7e, war ata that tatia Dairanatena. Associatiem 'MD to
fan= antse schaals be held this I the Mangle= Horet Shoe; and an
wirdee in 'Gland Bend Elieneellin Hen- i oreaee "irk the salary ef 'Miss Margaret
Clinton, Gaderiele ifeeneremmare' Ceeper to Sesli nmealt, were reasheriz-
Kintadl„, 1'i:reenter. and Ltti the recenontenimiat ei file ea- I
Welton. Seed ettevesa, will be etireit-
erntive zeiteetnittet.
ned, The 'men-abr.:I-% "attt,tatzi the tekee.eing
I Enelorsatian was given to a 7rnealte ef the Fefineation of Ageirultnee nt
• ith= the e.inntit arts the': th. :elates] in The a:le-mere to bear 3..lon.
AiLartierne Priezie and Trade Bound be T. L. Kerenedy, Acreittni-
'petitiened -meet the etiline, prize. on tre-e.
7brztdzrtis to perredt the darns- ' Ilene C:nureee Cr et -included its -
;eel' sern!"e •-:4-72n Pariag 1.94-11 eine-liana on 3,--rIelay
,teAd:Zei" 2,nts-'ii•=m,t With thoPe Paid tse fere stij:etartraneett no. ItettberF,'
t•tr.;17::,,F.P.v.. 12,2nstr,p; nn -
a res:*- tr,innth
tl,6 a!! they arenid not seek re-;
-tizen Water).K", r-r12t-12.e t:tte eiretiett as reeves oi their mespel-
Federal blieiat% Agri:el:toe
ves.ttr., ,"7"),.tret .11.5ht.tf. *Tittner.
:aase'ed dean the rnenril, and nt
rt the Ylre'ratt 7C.,aunty 1.7,bnist° ereetlein, whn tam for temeeor
1-Usze.titIti."-in Przoritg 4,11="trz ed
•ltitthee. he lees. beenee ;
peat satiefeettien te the ending. prablir miseebee !pi' -The Crazty 5:7,.-Jitot_,tn in- 14 I
••-f z:IttrItY vas' the oPltirm 4",f years and htra at %Maze. 13 different ;
ge J. 11"1: -..s.5.= -7-e- the ,trilrihits.. 1. -le lea been '2,5 Sten it
eonety renrestettatiet thet
IINtrettl 11-tt.ritg tr.v. ttz.m."'heti: stn.- ter Szerr.f.,znon
A eirsadtting lihriatee. The resPied Teed:mond endred tht rivptzrittint
4,r.lptess ttmzit 1)3r 11=0 USSbeatitlit r-tslarrkt 1114.), rounly
Itht, two yer..4 sinte :it was 'formed ia Mt. *.n.tratt kitt 3,1t1X3tt.15.,
tittdiereted by the :iatt that le 1041 vpprilgt, trftvt 'ix serer:4
,140?".A 11),:iks vet Fit etteit'6`t.; vtatS, alsn, antontreii his Ittirtntent;
;19.42 thtte r,lta IS)43 ▪ gtrtt vt_ Reia., Seaf:eleh, ttt
Ot high igyrniity; Olt per cent. are
Aftee le -est -ming the finanzial atatts By a .eezeeeled vote of 21 /"1".,..T-. nIns. Huzaz marketed 000.: last
day's census- eomecil Seii•SiiD11 'here 1317.
Isaar Gamble, clerk of Few:eke His..
rernarkS were made in carknectdon with,
the appeaeanze of delegations fron.
two snhool eeztions of :be township.
•,whe presented opposing sides of a
nzlaraispate. Clerk -Gamble said.
was net reakreenting Miller side hi
e disepette, but matedthe
arrfGiati3z4 arbittratone.neereile en the
ene,dion.
After delegations- front two school
see,tions of Hawick tresendeelp had -been.
hearer regarding a bonedary disprae,
and asking the council to apptint a.
beard- cdaeltitratoree the- it:Mowing
were =used on- the reremmendatiort
of the nnation eneaulttee„ the
enema- Naze, the =Mt seheol
opiniz.-n it -
in/meta-esteem. Rebates due are as fol-
lows:, Clinton, -$925.,8: Seatiorth,
;San; Ilcinghante $3,909,73; Myth
$S50.31; Brussels, $1,939.17; Exete.r,
FIS9-37; 1;Tieneall, $1„:5nso;total
-
$12,017ZOST
T.ots1 expenditures to date by the
toad commission were ec,103,590,29.
The government subsidk will astionnt
to about ;-55.;000; and a. surphts. of
22,000 shoadd exist at the end of the
year.
The commission plans to keep roads
open as far as available equipment will
permit. The past year has bee* dif-
fictOt ow ime to enatesial and labor
shortages, se that only the most nec-
MANY KILLED IN ROM
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Irmar.site e slant% U.11 *Neil Nqtt Ott ty-rozples :inr.Inding Canadians vane steins ad
rtz.:171tosit .* -4tert Zuting attrradi ,rmer itte '4me- at Ihe 100231:1114. MeV Verb kalea
Loodtitt. togista. an Seamier *ight, Zioyeatkor avund.
•
"Dazing the year equipment was
purehased, as follows: one ,,cement
mixer, $1,145; one valve -grinding
=chine, ;225; one pump, $131.20; and
orders have been placed for the sup-
ply of a tractor snowplow at ;UM. -
'60, andone trunk for: $2;209,32."-•
The ConntY Home -committee re-
ported that a new sun porch had been,
built at the Home at a cost of $841.96;
a new walk at $15$; and a new brictr.
front to - the boiler at $32322, The
payment of 10 per cent. of the total
-pension to old pensioners, regardless
-of- increases or &creases in tbe pen-
sion, was recommeadect.
The- Children's Aid Society sub-
mitted a stketmtary of its activities by'
the superintendent, H. T. Edwards.
Froni April, 1943, to •October there
were. SO visits and 300 *Eike inter-
views. There were 37 cesessof ulaild
protection, 25 coml.. attendances, 37
warsupervised, and 1, non -wards,
(Continned on page three)
if .we 0.11 cut
• out only one
nonii-.essential
caii u, clay
ittial tar nearly HALF A MILLION
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