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WORK • -,.'BO'OS •
CORK SOLE •_ Reg, $7.95:
SALE. YOUR FAMILY SHOE
pla)Yed. on • 'Tuesday: nigh
Standing as .f 011We::
Jeta, (104; sltatflies, 025.5f hoters,
420; Drivers, 6797., • •
J. .1. ELLIOTT IS
NAMED INSPECTOR
Fridge Club
Winners 4t the,bridga oat), last.
Thursday -night Were: .NOrth and
South, first,.Mrs, G, MacLean,
MrS, 3. A. "Wilson; second, Mrs. Q.,
Godkin, Mrs; 11, A. Parker; third,
Mrs. E, A, Irall4tnne and J.
Crawford,
Back.lioe
Front End Loader
Snow Removal
available any time
C. Lott, . seen..
Oameron,
Men's Leaf tae
Co-op ,and Aces .6, Barices
Rocket Lees 7, . gptitnts'
High single 'wont Ito 'Hon Hip
with 205, Den Heats 281,
din '260, High want: to griaty
Metcalf .651, Ron PAlley .621, 7-'017
Nethery 589.
Consolation:
Hooligans, 5914; Sizzlers, 5707,
High scores for the ;night:
Ladies' high single, Mrs. X. Cor-
son, .277; men's high single, F.
Burke, 254; ladies' Iligh triple, Mrs. IIAROLO DNf DAM
Phone 1070.1 Wingham
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East and Wept, first, Mrs. H,
Campbell, Chas, Hedging; 'second,
Mrs, G. Gannett, lVfiss C. Ishister;
tied for third, 3. Martin sand O,
Mlspl#1.01/0, •M.is, W, Henry, Mrs.
D.•NaStriith.: •
Alrri man. School
w„ ONT.
• u can get E , one at HOM in. yoUr.:-
spare time.
WINNERS OF CRAWFORD TROPlir•-•-A. icitehoner rink; chipped by Miss Irla Mueller, left „.above, cap;
toted the Barley Crawforal. Trophy at thei:Winglinin Ladies' Boospiei oil Winlnes(lIty last : week °t hey
members ofthe' rink from left te' right ardMini, Seitionin, vice; Mrs •,I: M. Delorme, ce'orni
W, Jackson, lead. ?Runners-up in the event. wera Mrs, 4."MalcIntyr6 awf, hiti wingiwn rink gf Mrs",:f,,
Montgomery, Mrs, Angus Falconer and Miss Ruth I kWh). 3. Harley.. Crawford, was On hand to ..preSetit
the trophy, which was won last year by a rihk from •() Wen. Sound: ' —Ave nee-Times libOte.
Do petjet ,age or' previous education hold iron back. ' Sjiac'oi
attention gilien..to those out .04 school for a immlYer, of y.a1S.
Age, is no hinter.
Monthly F%1Ymeals- All Rooks Forniglred
ARE INTERESTED IN A )3E,TTPR J011,
PROMOTION OR MAKING 1SLCO1liR 11.1.ONNY,.
,SEE HOW WE CAN HELP YOU.
lfiltt)r TIOS•AD IN MAIL TO-NICIIIT
• Aik)ids on the comm for unity hall hoard ' • Please send Me',Conliplete ihtarmation op coui•se Cheelie4 ;Alegi"
'Free piage.OnidaneeIfirmlbook For CflreerS. aatjt.rairciiii
I', abSgiluiely no 0,os1; or' obligation,
•• High SebOel Diesel Tool Making
Architecture' ' .Salesri; S hi p. 13u si n ess.Iff.ap agernent;•
AiitOrnetiVe -.Drafting • Contracting &
Accounting Sheet MrCre.l Worlr -Electrical .li.Ingirepri3Ok:
Mechanical
M.atbomaticsi • .1.. Bluopi.iiit Reading Vilectronies
•• -.Commercial-League ,
The second. game the finals,
...
....Be'.sure:rour ',name and addraaa is oort•eet
1.-•.• •Thii-_-may•,Re The Chance YOu Wanted;.
V irgik Forests
A common ;,delusion •is that wild-
life floifrishes Most .abundantly
virgin woods and tha1 the hunter
gets his`begt•reward, where the log-
ger's aXe';and' sem, have.'yet to op-
erate, 1; • •
The trilithqs,that in virgin forests
animalk,i.4d.',-bi"rds • cannot =find: an
adequapekfOOO.:sUpPly,".aS'•'colitia.red
with areaS-Of.-WnOdlnadS:thinne"d'
out by ierfo di 'dal 'clittitig,,,,,judielons'
use of, tiraberlands'i for:- indriStrial
purpos4prodticeS. the:most "favored
habitat Jar 'all, forms 'ofwildlife.. . •
..0.1k s, 4,
4.'Lr gMr4' PrniPcrtien .pf the
'eldetiortite'.in ;nay .riding :are
t .arroo.•' .,.. . • ,S ,-..-- and as practically
; ail ‘of;:the urban people`de-
pend'on th farmers for their
livelihood, I 'feel that I
shMild .say giirnethirig about
'• our Agricultural reliey.
...A;5,IPSOMISE11 the Govt. has'
.altpoir4d "a']total Commis-
'4,4--.ihr: Pa:prier; ispreadS.
AS fritonfrOfip the prime'
'51)1iltter bass •2recently an
nouneesl that,'1 the ..Govt. will
'1100/!inVta • natinnat canter,
niace:ofti:Confie.rvatiara
A•5411,411IISED an Act has
..been,paese&t.te 111141,41(10'' for
the Stabilization of l'rices 'ef.Agideldttiral,'Conl:Moilities. '
..
A,S PROMISED assistance ID ine,:1,trepliikr:ef.iSts,epr. feed grains
as a oerinapent policy is now utiller:eniniiileTatinWliy the Govt.
t
,
AS PROMJSED the Government -,'khoVeil...,'44011,V : tO ,establish
embargoes or import contrOis.on'Syina.,Millir''PO,tiirder;llutter Oil,
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';.,Fowl iind Turkeys. The geueria easing:of,:th*:,-'.qedit situation
ilaS Id rill tiy ' Iiptiefittpiti the ,Ganadiaitjarrn•„ecoillini9. !tile 1v1in-
titei. of Ai ricultorehas ireceritly, aiiroolineed -thatAlte.prObleras
of crop iifsirrailoc is being- studied;', Witli'ln vie4,-,t'U',developing
on adeonitte erop: insurance"' plan*.ifi'..'conopOlttlon •Witli ;the
Provinees. - ...•
MAR. 31
VOTE
1958. '
Moved by Alex MacTavish, sec-
onded: by Glenn Appleby, that by-
law•No. 6-58 be given a first and
second reading,
Moved by Harry Mulvey; second-
ed by Herb Foxton, that By-law
No, 6-58 be read a third time,'
Moved by Glenn'. Appleby, sec-
onded by Alex MacTavish, that
By-law No. 6=58 as read a third
time be passed, Signed by the
reeve and clerk and the seal of the
Corporation attached thereto.
Moved 'by Harry Mulvey, sec-
onded by Herb Foxton; that the
general and road accounts be
paved and paid as presented,',
' General Accounts
H. C. MacLean, Ins,, $211.39;
Thos. Whiffler & Son, stationery,
$10,18;,, Wingham Advance-Times
$46.70; The Municipal World,
$35.45; Ross Willits, Compensation;
$47.25; Wingham Public Utilities.
Comm., street light bulbs, ' 06%6;
Wilfred Volmer, fox hounty, $4.00;
W. Jack Willits, convention, $30,00;
Herb Foxton, convention $15.00.
relief, .$180,00; John V. Fischer,
part salary, $45.00,
Pay Roll
'Fred Montgomery, $86.00; Bruce
Montgomery, $56.30; W. A. Hogg,
$229.65; Geo. Galloway, $202.10;
Wm. Mundell, $274.50.
Road Accounts
Br. American Oil Co, $288.67;
Supertest Pet; Corp., $195.32;
Andys Garage, $77.90; •lVfcArthurs
Tire Service, $537,15; W. G. Black
more, $17.44; Campbells Garage,
$3,32; Tom MacEwen, $144.00; Do-
minion Auto Supply, $275.00; W. A.
Hogg, $896; J. D. Adams Co. Ltd.,
$495.29; Wm, lVfundell, Mileage and
convention expenses, $50.00.
Total account for the meeting;
$3,543.53,
Moiled by Herb Foxton seconded
by W.' Harry Mulvey that we do
now adjourn to meet on April 7 at
1.30 p.m,
John V, Fischer; W. Jack Willits,
Clerk. Reeve,
The regular Meeting. of Turn
berry Council was, hold in the coin ,
unity hall in BlueValo on Monday,
March 3rd with members pre-
eat and reeve W, Jack Willits in
the chair:
Moved by Herb Foxton, Seconded
by 'Glenn Appleby that the min-
utes of the last regular meeting 'be
adopted as read. 'Carried,
CormnunigatiOns • were received
and read, Carried.
Communications were received
and read' from the following: N, E,
Nplans, 'district engineer, Strat-
ford; - Deminion Bateau of Stitis-
tics, Department of Health, Dc,
partneent of Public Works, A, E,
Wilson & Company, the Bell Tele-
phone Company Of Canada, Ca-
nadian National ,Railways, W. A.
Galbraith, Clerk Of Wingham.
Moyed by. Glenn Appleby, sec-
onded by Herb Foxton, that we
accept the application of J. J.
Elliott for inspector of the ,Warble
fly program; for ;the- year of 1958
at.$275.60,
Moved by Glenn 'Appleby, sec-
onded by Harry Mulvey that we;
accept the tender of Harry Bate-
Man for warble fly powder at $7.05
for 15 lb. bags and 62c per 3 1h.
hags, •
Moved by Harry Mulvey, sec-
,onded by Alex MacTavish, that
the tender of John, England for
spraying cattle at 11c per head
for 1958 be accepted.
Moved by Alex MacTa.Vish, sec-
onded by Glenn Appleby,'that the
rate • for spraying cattle for 4958
be 12c if paid in cash; 14c if put
on the roll; 10c for inspection and
.powder and 8c fnr inspection only, •
Moved by Herb Foxton, second-
ed by Alex' MacTavish, that the
,•ate be $8 00 per 'hour for now,
plowing with tbe grader -or grad-
ing and a ;minirrium or $4.00 for
plowing ianbs.
Moved by-Herb FoXton, second-
ed by Harry Mulvey; that we give
a grant of $10,00 to, the Fish and
Game Club.
Moved' by ,.Glenn Appleby, see-
'onded by ''Harry Mulvey, that we
purchase a new. •• Gestetner ma-
chine from Ross McConnell fOr
$398,00 and .'a trade-in.
'Moved by Herb Foxton, second-
ed by Glenn Appleby, that we re-
quest the, department ;to approve
transfers of allotments as folloWs:
$1,000 from nenstruotion roads to
maintenance briclgeh; $939 from
Construction bridges' to Mainten-
ance bridges,
Moved 'by Herb Foxton, second-
ed by ,Harry Mulvey that the
Reeve, W. Jack Willits, and Colin-
Cillor Alex MacTavish be members
PR,OcRESS.IVE CONStRVAT I VE
,Friday,. Mately2:1,
71." hursday; March 27,, 7,7,05 pan.
Monday,Alar,Ch'.2.4,•',74,15
dkCip-TV Friday, Mateh,'213;:.6.30.-6.15 .•
colvtArrycro noon IN HOTEL iroty$svvrcK stnabuiso,
rtutmv COFFEE SHOP- 315
ron Progressive 'Cen ger ti ye L'A sso'Ci ation
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Wag inorl ram mama 011 -
'Euc'hre Held••at.
Kirton's School
,Thirteen tables were in play .at
the .euchre and cr4Itinole .party at'
Kirtores School on March 1.4, Win-
ners. •for 'euchre were? Ladies' high,
Mrs, Myrtle' MacTavish; ladles'
low, Mrs. GordAn Wray; and for
the men 171,1gIn. Hogg, high and
Gordon. .men,
low, Crokinole win-
ners Were Francis Paulin and
Johnny IVIapPLVISI1 With Sheila
Ross and XIII Sharpiri consolation'
winners, Eldred. Colliers was ,,the
driver bringing the most players
ant Ken Grant was winner of the
door prize, Other prize winners
were Mrs. Wm. Dittman, Mrs, K,
MeNaughton,• Mac • Harris and,
Dbris
Mrs, Wes, Paulin and Mrs. Bar-'
old Grant wiil be in charge of the,
next party,
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Fifty Attend
Church Supper
WHITESOHUROH—About fifty
attended the 'congregational sup-
per, served under 'the atiapices of
the LA. of the church on 1.prida*
evening % Rev, H. T. A,. Marshall
was in charge of the program that
followed. Mrs. .Tohn poliock gave
two hUrnorous readings', Marilyn
Morrison sang a solo and nev.
Marshalt showed slides of scenes
he had taken at his horse In Ireland
And at Aistitious places hi Canada,
whpre they had been on vacation,
'The' Young 'people of the clitirdi
attended a meeting at Setith
logs elItireh ,this Monday evening,.
and .theof the church Meet
this Wednesday In the $itrithW
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