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J. D. Thomas, Toronto, (seated), president of the World Plowing
Association at this year'4, World . Match at 'Shillingford, England, is
shown as he rode in the parade of plowmen; Next to •him is Russell
Beilhartz, Bruce Station, Ontario, Canadian team manager. Best plac-
,ed Canadian in the competitions was Robert Timbers, Stouffvillo,
Ontario, who' came fourth,
Canadian Is Fourth Jan was Prevailed upon toaccept
the acclamation and Mr. Wenger
withdrew in his favour,
Speaks for 1;.ablie School
Scott Reid, chairman of the pj.ib-
lie School board,'cited the statistics
of increasing school population to
show that the •addition to the
Scheel which is now under con-
struction had "Peeorne .a necessity,
Action, he, said, was Commenced
I last spring, but that formalities
and red tape had •consumed the
intervening time, Since building
operations were started this fall
progress, he Said, has been excel-
lent and With a. break in the wea-
ther the other walls will soon be
coMPleted, He said that the board
was well Pleased with their choice
of both architect and contractor,
E. S. Copeland, 'speantng from
the floor, moved a vote of thanks
to' the men in public office who
have: given their time during the
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and it's cat-quick in -response
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Russell Beilhartz of Bruce Station, Ontario; Canadian team manager at
World Plowing Match, Shillingford, England, gives a Young admirer
his autograph, while Mrs. Beilhartz looks on. Best Canadian in con-
test fdr the Esso Golden Plow Was Robert Timbers, $touffville, Ontario,
who placed fourth.
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Wingham Nomination
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to the remarks of candidates for
office. Mr. Hanna voiced his re-
gret at the small representation of
taxpayers at the meeting and went
on to say that a lot has been ac-
complished in Wingham during
the past year, Taxes he said are
hound to rise with the addition of
new public buildings. He also stat-
ed that he believed that the town's
affairs had been well and capably
managed. '
Mayor R, E. McKinney also
spoke with regret of the small
crowd which had turned out and
said that be, thought it was time
the public became more interested
in civic problems. The mayor said
that he had worked with an excel-
lent council during the past year
and he regretted the loss of Coun-
cillor Jack Alexander, who haS
done a very fine job as street com-
missiOner.
Mayor McRinney spoke • <If his
great satisfaction in the progress
which has been shown in tho com-
munity this year with the estab-
, lishment of two new inclustribs,
Berry Door Co,, Ltd., and CI NX-
TV and the construction of a new
building by C, Lloyd. & Son.
The mayor also said that he
could promise no reduction in
taxes, ranch as he and members
of the council would like to ;clo so.
Re also spoke of the` phssibility
that a'town manager may be nee-
eSsary before too long to take over
some of the detail work Which is
at present being handled by the .
eouticillors, •
Report frOhi Cothity CletWell
Reeve Roy Adair confined his
remarks to a brief report of the
situation at Huron County Council
of Which he represeits the town of
Wirightun along with deputy reeve
,roe Kerr. Among other things he
wanted out that the rebate to the
town on street work has been •
creased from 30 "to 40%, The new
County court hottae has been com-
pleted at a cost of $706,000,00, a
large proportion 6f which WS al-
ready 'been paid. ,
DeWitt returned As pub4
lie Utilities Commissioner, said
that all departments at 'the 15,tLC.
had kseen o, completely successful
s year; ouitpt7oliith ft, ilivacirrpoly ditrea uteeinsctl coniarge
Part to the establishrti,ent of new
industry in the Own,. The de,ben.
tura debt la being steadily Teamed
mat To Avoid Anaemia
Foods that are rich in iron, such,
as liver, kidney, beef, eggs, whele
grain =eels, raisins and dried
apricots, help to keep the blood in
good rich condition, To prevent
anaemia 'these foods should have
a prominent place in• the daily diet.
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presents
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Country Hoedown
T.V. Show
and
Grand Award Winner
$(1,000.)
Bodmin 'Farm Forum.
Discusses Soil Bank
Pedmin: kit-i-ra-4'orinrrinet at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, John. Nixon
with attendance of adults
and D. children, this week,
After ,listening to the broadcast
on the topic,, "The Soil-Bank idea",
it was stated that it was used in
the 'United States and they wonder-
ed` if it should be practised in
Canada. This group thought that
it should be. all over Canada hut
especially in the 'Western proVin-
eea and in Old Canada. They
thoUght that there are lands that
should be properly manned and
managed Into reforestation• lots.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Procter and
Mr. and. Mrs. Ted Fear were pant-
ed delegate$ to the annual meeting
of the Huron County Farm Forntn
which is to, be held at Blyth, on
December 7th..
Progressive euchre was played,
the top Prises g,ohig to Mrs. a A.
Coultes and Carl Procter and the
consolation prizes were won by
Lorna Bolt and Richard Procter.
The next- meeting will he held at
the home of :Mr, and Mrs, Ted
Fear,
Officers.' Lave .
Long Memories Last May, a conservation officer
of the Ontario Department ,of
Lands and Forests at Port Arthur,
apprehended a man in the act 'of
stoning a beaver. The beaver was
so badly injured that 'it had to he
destroyed,
Circumstances at, the time pre-
vented the officer from setting a
date for a court appearance and
the man disappeared. Shortly after
the opening of • the moose season,
the same officei spotted his man
in a hunting party and, five
months after the act, he was fined
in magistrate's court for illegal
killing of the beaver.
Mat yea to look after die to „
husinem tlo agkAd that lie ,tat a.
fine job bad been done by ckli oort.;,-
verned.
Beforp he closed the nmetini
chairman John Fianna.'
vote of appreciation to all the
town employees, whose work is $1)
important in the smooth furrotiotr-
ing Of a modern municipality, •
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Peering into' his driving mirryn
the driver of a lorry noticed. that)
his vehicle 'was on fire.
into the side of the road he hastily
SuMMoned the fire brigade, •
'Firemen from Melbourne, Aus-
tralia, soon had the blaze under,
control and :managed save the
lead which, ironhIally cilough, watt
a delivery of patent fire extin-
guishers.
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greeting cards and gifts EARLY. Remember —
DECEMBER 17 is 'the final date for mailing
to ensure local delivery by Christmas. Ask your •
Post Office for final dates for Christmas mail to
distant points.
Be sure you address clearly, correctly, com-
pletely. Print address, and return address too,
both outside and inside parcels. Wrap and tie
securely. Make sure yea affix correct postag,e,
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few years,
Councillor Elmer Wilkinson, as
chairman of the finance commit-
tee, pointed out the tremendous
'change there has been in 'public
spending in the past twenty years.
However, in spite bf sharply in-
creased' costs, he congratulates the
various committees of the council
on keeping theirs down as much
as possible.
Councillor Burgman said that a
great deal of improvement has
been undertaken and completed at
the cemetery. A new section has
been opened which provides for an
additional 175 lots. In conclusion
he remarked on the fine co-opera-.
tion which -has been forthcoming
at all times from the staff of
maintenance men at the cemetery
and said that credit for the fine
condition of the place was due to
their efforts.
Councillor Ila,railton, as chair-
man of the industrial committee
said that all had been gratified by
the establishment of new industry
in the town during the year and
that at present the committee is
corresponding with representatives
of another industry which is 1i-1-
ton:star in locating here. So far
the interchange has been, of a con-
fidential nature.
Councillor Jack Garbutt, who
has headed the fire and band com-
mittee said that the band is looked
after by a committee of the Lions
Club and that all had been. quiet
as far as the fire department was
consented, There had been no
large or costly fires in the town
during the past twelve Months.
Councillor Conron 'dealt chiefly
with ,the recreational cannel), of
which he has been chairman, „Ile
referred the ratepayers to a full
report of the annual meeting arid
the financial statement of the
recreation council which appears
in this issue of Tho Advanee-
Times,
N'ea) Candidates
Barry Wenger and Warren Cal'
Ian had both been nominated to
till the vacant council scat, The
fortrier 'said that he had no desire
'to become a tnerobev of the counoil
this year, but that he Would do so
if it waS rteceSararY to prevent the
calling of a second nomination
meeting,
Warran Callan voiced the name
.and said that he would
serve the town in this capacity if
needed.
k"0110Whig the Meeting ,Mr. Daly
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