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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-03-18, Page 9The Wiestoin't Advauee--ranes4W4RoodaY. arc file 40.$ Winghani District High School Boarii STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER, 1952 RECEIPTS Government Grant General $63,625:09 Agriculture 1,778,05 - Night School 20740 Economics 975.00 Iliustrafed4-Ciwnblei "TwoJan" 4-Door Sedan A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE Through and Through • ' • • -:,•••*:•fg:' • Instructional Supplies : - Pupils Supplies $ 640.09 - Free Text Books 625.40 - Shop Work 854.25 - Rome Economics 689.96 - Auxiliary Classes •, 215.56 - Agriculture 583.17 3,708.43 Transportation 40,678.20 Officers' Salaries 950.00 Bank Exchange 43.38 Insurance 4 726.58 General Expense 2,158.53 Telephone 122.48 Caretakers' Salaries 3;629.96 Caretakers' Supplies 459.69 Fuel and Utilities 2,537.81 1,461.55 Cadets 75.10 Physical Education 500.70 Bank 'Loans 87,000.00 Interest on Loans 1,506.23 Furntiure and Equipment 1,274.49 Share of Expenses Paid Brussels Public School Board $ 791.29 Teeswater Public School Board 1,650.93 Repairs and Replacements 2,,42.22 Tuition Paid Outside Schools Goderich District Collegiate Institute $ 302.74 Lucknow District High School 2,085.03 3,504.31 5,892.08 6,457.41 1,184.87 $ 217,32: ' Bank Overdraft - 1 January, 1952 4,13 Walkerton District High School Debenture Paid Hot Lunches C.SSIP motors • ham wmg Telephone 139 w411 ing igt:It o tie ceanter in the illaJapor and MisgovrA. 7'.he Holstein herds looked like 044a44 •te the .Vall/' adiart dairy tarrriere, The trailer eamps with their thousands of trans- ient workers and their faniiiieat and the vast industrial arese that have moved into the suburban areas Pt the cities, are typical ,scenes in the States today, May I recommend these States of Michigan, Indiana and Missouri as Ideal vacation area for the Canadians. And when you are there, match smile for •smile, handshake for handshake, and do a good public relations job for Canada, the vacation land for Ameri- cans. FA The Canadian Bank of commerce Entirely New in Appearance with . . . New Fashion-First Bodies by Fisher. Here are more new models (16 of them!) . . . more beautiful and more comfortable bodies (take a look and a ride!) ... and more color-choices (22 dazzling single-tone and two-tone combinations!) . . . than ever before in Chevrolet's history! And, in addition, Chevrolet's entirely new Fashion-First Bodies by Fisher bring you even richer and roomier color-matched interiors and ever sturdier Unisteel construction, for your greater safety-protection! Entirely New Durability. New, stronger, more rigid construction imparts even greater durability and dependability to a car long famOuS for these qualities. Entirely New in Performance with . . . New 115-hp. "Blue-Flame" Valve-in-Head engine*. Chevrolet offers this powerful, gas-saving high-compression engine in all Powerglide Models, together with the Economizer rear axle; and a new 108-h.p, "Thrift-Kire Valve-in-Head engine in all standard gearshift models. We Kaye all heard that the Sunny South is the home of hospitality, and you have ,also heard that our neigh- bours to the south of us, in the States are more than willing to Ian over backwards to welcome their friends from the north. Well, for four days of last week. I had the pleasure of Aar, ing some of that hospitality, as a num- ber of district farmers, attended the annual Ralston Purina farm tour to St. Louis, and Gray Summit, Missouri. When I speak of hospitality, I am speaking of the real, down to earth type of hospitality that makes you feel at home, makes you feel as if there is someone in this country who thinks you area part of things. While our tour of the St. Louis area was a busy one, and we didn't have too much time to spend visiting in the city, or Surrounding countryside, we did find out one thing. As soon as*the name Canada was&nentioned, everyone perked up their ears and paid strict attention. For example, the lady who was ttttttttt FOR FIRE; LIFE & AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Call Stewart A. Scott Phone 293 Wingham REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Representing : Dudley E.. Holmes Listewel baaernent store in .St. Louis. who told Me that I didn't speak with a Caned+ tall accent and immadlately btarted to tell me about her son who v as posted in Alaska. The taxi drivers, who are noted for their daring driving, make it a point to tell you of all the city's history, and point ont the highlights, The office workers and the clerks in the stores seem to have a smile on their face from morning to night, without it aPPering forced. You can't help but feel at home in St. Louis, for everyone, black or white, young or old, rich or poor drives that point home. Ws a characteristic that we here in Canada could very well devel- op. In Canada it would be consider- ed rather poor manners to strike up a conversation with a stranger in a railway station. In Chicago, people walk up and ask you where you are from and we were able to have a short talk with a couple from Los Angeles, who were very interested in Canada. ,There is a world of public relations work to be done with our neighbours to the south of us, and they are beg- ging for information about our coun- try and about our people. Most of the fellows on the tour, and there were something over 300 folks from Ontario, Quebec and the Mari- times were impressed by the white frame houses everywhere, the lack of stone, brick or cement structures, the predominance of corn fields and the swine herds, feeding out in the fields all winter. The large Belted Hamp- shire hogs, and the Red Dimes, were mostly lard type hogs, but they seem to be a lot easier handled than our hogs that are stable fed all winter, 1 saw one dairy herd, that was fed out- doors all winter with self feeders and open shed housing. This in Indiana, where the weather is not too much milder than ours. The huge elevators along the railwayd seemed to spell a wealth of ;grain crops in Michigan, REEVE GETS RIG LAVOIE During last Thursday's sitting in the annexation hearing here, Reeve L. Weichel got a big laugh with a re- mark which, while bordering on the indelicate, was accepted with good humor by every man and woman pre- sent, probably because it expressed a thought in the minds of each of them. Testimony during the day had been lohg and detailed, None of it was ex- citing. A little of it was interesting. Most of it was downright dull. The town's sewer system and sewage dis- posal plant had been the subject of much talk. Effluent, drainage, septic tanks and other kindred topics had been discussed at length. Just as the sitting concluded D. E. Wade, counsel for the town, put Reeve Weichel on the stand to ask him still more ques- tions about the sewage disposal plant. Before answering Mr. Wade's ques- tion Reeve Weichel smiled and said: "Well, I'm no sanitary engineer, so Frn speaking as a layman, but it seems to me there's been a lot of sol- ids kicked around here today." ,-El- mira Signet. You ve there wnen a crippled child needs daily transportation for clinical treatment. You, are there through your Red Cross. The new Sacred Heart Senior Sep- arate School was officially opened in Walkerton on Sunday as his Excellen- cy Bishop Joseph F. Ryan, Bishop of Hamilton Diocese, cut the school color ribbons, red and white, to mark the official event, The above followed the blessing invoked by Bishop Ryan on' the six new modern, attractive class- rooms, the principal's office the nur- ses' room, the teachers' room and the gymnasium which constitute the most important spaces theFein. The school will he occupied by the pupils of gr-ides, 7, 8, 9 and 10, and was used on Monday at the opening of classes for the first time. Grades 9 and 10 students from Mildmay, Chepstow, Cargill and Riversdale will be aceomodated also.-Hanover Post Seals, bears, birds and other fish are well known natural enemies of Canada's Pacific salmon, $ 294.59 7,877.68 1,201.04 9,373.31 189.00 500.00 87,000,99 23,95 217,53 0,8; $221,46' SEARCH FOR OIL IS CONTINUED IN DISTRICT The Imperial Oil Company is con- ducting a survey of Ashfield Township in the never-ending search for oil lands, Options are being sought on a considerable acreage of land, includ- ing sites on concession 6, Ashfield and in the Kingsbridge-Kintail district. Land options have previously been taken up by another company in West Wawanosh and Kinloss Townships. The crew has now moved into Hur- on Township. First test well is being made in Colborne, Township near Holinesville and the shaft is now down about 1,000 feet.---Goderich Sig- nal-Star. Red Cross disaster services mean they are trained, capable people at the scene where and when the need is greatest-ready to do what you would do if you were there. Your Red Cross needs $5,310,600 in 1953. .-WITH MORE GREAT IMPROVEMENTS THAN ANY OTHER LOW-PRICED CAR! New Power - New Acceleration - New Passing Ability. You'll find that the new Chev- rolets, with, either of these two great new engines, bring you more power, increased acceleration and • greater passing ability, as well as sensational new 'economy. New, Even Finer Powerglide Automatic Transmission *. Chevrolet's famed Powerglide Automatic Transmission, coupled with the new 115-hp, engine and Economizer rear axle, gives even finer, fleeter no-shift driving at lowest cost. New Extra-Easy Power Steering. Greatest advance in driver comfort since the introduction of automatic transmission. Gives finger-tip steering-ease and parking-ease , .. reduces driver fatigue. (Optional on all Powerglide-equipped models at extra cost.) Entirely New in Convenience with . . New Center-Fold Front Seat Baeka (in 2-door models) for easier entrance and exit; New Master-Key Control with combination starting and ignition key switch; New Automatic Choke on all models; and new larger rear-deck opening for easier loading and unloading. Entirely New in Comfort with . . New Curved One-Piece Windshield, New Crank-type Regulators for Ventipanes. New Foot-Form Clutch and Brake Pedals. And the softer, smoother Knee- Action Ride. Entirely New in Safety with . • . New Finger- Fit Steering Wheel. Improved Velvet-Pressure Jumbo- Drum Brakes. Shade-Lite Tinted Glass (optional at extra cost), And Safety Glass in windshield and all windows of sedans and coupes. Entirely New in Economy, too . . .Yes, all new Chevrolets for 1953 bring you more miles per gallon of gas - more over-all economy of operation - and, in addition, they're the lOwest-priced line in their field ! Come in - see and drive this great new car at your earliest convenience - and you'll know it's the car for you. *Combination of Powerglide automdtle transmission and 115-hp. "Blue-Flame" engine optional on "Two-Ten" and Bel Air models at extra cost. (Continuation of standard equipment and trim illustrated is dependent on availability of material.) MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CAR ! OPENS NEW SCHOOL AT WALKERTON *66,535.64 Less: Superannuation Deducted 3,410.52 $ 63,175.32 Municipal Levies 57,382.18 Tuition Paid by Outside Boards Goderich District Collegiate Institute Lucknow District High School Walkerton District High School Cadet Grant COunty of Huron Agricultural Grant Bank Loans -Miscellaneons • Bank Overdraft - 31 December, 1952 PAYMENTS Night Classes Tuition $ 552.00 Teachers' Salaries $ 67,317.66 Less : Superannuation Deducted 3,356,00 53,961,66 $ 221,15' CERTIFICATE We have examined the books and records of the Wingham District High School Board for the year ended 31 December, 1952 and in our opinion the above statement of Receipts and Disbursments is correct, according to the books and records and information furnished. The Government Grants were over estimated in the budget by $10,000.00 and in our opinion this is the reason for the overdraft at the end of the year. LONDON, ONTARIO PEARSON EDWARDS & 24 FEBRUARY, 1953. ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS The Fanning Mill by Bob Carbert WATERLOO Cattle Breeding Association "Where better bulls are used" At a recent meeting of the board of directors of this farmer owned and controlled, growing co- operative non-profit enterprise, it was decided to pay for the long distance telephone calls when the -customer is phoning in for service between 7.30 and 9.30 a.m. on Sunday and Holi- days and 7.30 and 10.00 a.m. on Week days. THEREFORE, WHEN REQUIRING SERVICE PHONE CLINTON 242 or MILDMAY 1301.12 - COLLECT, WEEK DAYS 7.30 to 10.00 a.m. SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS, 7.30 to 9.30 a.m. Cows noticed in heat later than this would be more likely to conceive if bred oil the following day. ttt t tt entOOMO4 ttt it11110.11ifilirk.