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Baking Belles
Make Muffins
BELMORE-..Before 'the Usual
opening of the Belmore Baking
Belles third meeting pn December
1st, the girls prepared muffin
batter and put it in the .oven.
They then repeated the 411
pledge and answeged the roll call,
It was decided that the next 'roll
call would 'be "Three things 'I thave
learned about flour", the meeting
to be held art December 9th. The
leaders gave the members the
home assignment fOr the week. ,
The topics for the eVening were
(1) Face Facts abOut Cereals;. (2)
'Flour for Daily Bread, giving the
values of different kinds of flour;
(3) Enrichment of Flour and (4)
Pacts about Muffins.
The leaders pointed ,out that
Whole oats contains the same num-,
ber of calories as sugar but much
more food value, When the study
period and instruction was com-
pleted the .two groups joined to
enjoy the 'muffins they had made,
which were served with ,coffee.
Mrs. McAllister, home economia,
Was present and addreised ,ttie
girls, Mary Elliott thanked the
Speaker,
PRACTICAL FEEDS
THAT INCREASE DAIRY PROFITS
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DAIRY FEEDS
Waterloo , Cattle Breding
ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are 'Used"
The Most Coveted P‘rize in Canada s Greatest
Livestock Show
FirAt Priie Senior Oet lit Sire at the 1963 Royal Whiter Pair
Eimeroft Tradition VA,
Ebriertift Tradition is alive and service and if an animal could"
have feelings, blitucroft tradition woad bare every vigut 'to be
yrintil
We COligirattilate Orvatt Chambers and his son, Ralph, for breed4.
lug And developing this Get tinit'they could win.
Otir frinieus 'Jersey Sim Dranipton Sixth:Generation rit
the first prUe Sr. Get ot the Chicago International loairy,Show
of 1968. Ire is else alive,- in serViee arid a ptouil tatina,4
We congtatuiato Charlea Rehson St. „San of ?tow Ittiiiiaiviek" far
hreeding and Don Wad Farms; Moe. Alexander, George ihooesot
Monet I:14.01:0 for exhibiting this Get,
This simply proves that whore given equal opportunity offtpring,,.
of the loins we-have' irt service will win their sbare hO11,010104
raY both type and production.
CATTLV POO Iromint, MING
Vor serviec or more information phone colieet
Calltbri HU 2.3441' or Teogwator 126,
hetween: 1,30 and 001 ton, Week dayS
0`,00 and 8,00 pan,. Satnedays '
Cada iteeived Oft Saturday evening are ItiSitinhirited ear*
Sunday towing,
For Safe Winter Driving .
HEEL LIG MENT
IS VE:RY IMPORTANT
Bring your car in today 'and have the alignment
checked on the top-notch Bear Telaliner pictured
aboye.
Don't take chances - a wheel aligriment check**
could save your life and will save your tires mid:-
money.
Ken's Alignment Service
Phone 355 Diagonal Road Wingham
reinstatement.
A responsible driver has nothing
to fear under, the Points system.
It would"-be necessary to have six
convictions carrying two points
each in a two-year period to re-
ceive the mandatory suspension of
three months. Two years from the
date of a conviction carrying, de-
merit points, those points are
deducted from the driver's record.
Driver, rather than owner, identi-
fication,' must be established for
appropriate action to be taken.
The new' demerit points system is
a positive forward step in identify-
ing the chronic 'violators and in
taking constructive corrective mea-
sures. As an integral part of the
Highway' Safety Program it seeks
to correct those with bad driving
habits, thereby making 'the streets
and highways safer for pedestrians
and motor vehicle -operators alike.
Every reasonable means of ac-
quainting, the entire driving public
with the purpose and operation of
the system will be employed, be-
fore it comes into effect.
New Plane Service
Planned for England
The age of giant flying buses
linking cities on regular schedule,
may. be near, The Financial Post
reports.
It could mean: Planes leaving
every hOur or half-hour; No res-
ervations, just' pay at the door;
Fares so low that even ordinary
autohuses would he hard-pressed to
Compete,
Such a plane is now taking shape
in England.
Due to fly this year for the first
time, a new designed British plane
called The Airbus has impressive
On--paper performance figures, The
makers are interested in the 200-
mile range route. So' far that sort
of distance has been a real 'head-'
ache for airlines.
H-ousewivesbecide
Once in a while, .at person who
has been laid off for lack of work,
will argue with sincere conviction
that poor times, or. recessions or
depressios are planned' by "the
bosses", A, moment's thought will
remind anyone that "the 'bosses"
do hest. when goods sell easily
good prides,
The heUseWife is one person who
has ninth O. do With prosperity, 'or
labk of it, If she decides not to
spend, 'or to. spend Iess on luxuries
or the more .expensive kinds 'of
food, or not to buy a new stove,
her .deeisien noted by -hoards -of
directors, Within she causes fut.
lously to think '-
Ali who have to do with the
Malting arid 4hariteting of goods
and ;services .:Shet:14 always remota-4
her that the housewife has views
on ouaiityo kind 0011 and
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QOARIE-The regular meeting
of the PloWick owlishly Council
Was held in the clerk's office on
Friday, with all Members present
and Reeve Arthur Gibsen in the
chair, The Minutes of the last
regnlar Meeting and special meet-
ing were read and on motion of
IVIeMichael and R. Gibson were ad,
opted as read, •
Allan-MclVfielia,el-That we give a
grant of $20.00 to the •Qorrie San-
ta Claus Fund,
R. Gibson-Haskins-That we give,
a grant of $20,0o to the wroxeter
santa Claus fund,
Haskins-Allan-- That we renew
B uHrgalsakriyn sP- can -NTo.h3a-t4,2s5v9e61 u t h or-
ize the assignment by the clerk of
the treasurer's. tax certificate No,
436 to Raymond Gadke for Lots
9 and 10 in Lakelet.
1VIcMichael-R. Gibson-That we
appoint trustees for two years as
follows; T, J. Sehaefer to Listowei
District High School Board; Win.
F, Campbell to Norwell District
High School Board and Gordon
Moir to Wingham District High
School Beard. -
R, Gibson-MeMiehael-Thirt the
reeve declare December 26th, Bnx-
ing Day, a holiday in the township,
R. Gibson-Allan-That we grant
the- Wroxoter Cemetery Board
$100.00.
Allan-R, Gibson- That • By-law
No, 19-58 of the Township Of How-
ick, a tile drainage loan No. 4 by-
law, as read the third time be fin-
ally passed. :
R. Gibson-MelVIichael-That we
instruct the clerk' to write 'the
C,P.R. regarding the Fordwich ex-
pros§ agent.
Haskins-Allon-z-That the road ac-
counts as anproved be paid.
Allan-Haskins-That .the follow-
ing accounts be paid: Provincial
Treasurer, insulin account, $3.09;
County of Huron, hospitalization,
$22.50; fox bounty, $85.00; Listow-
el Banner, advertising, $2.40; Mir-
riston Review, advertising and
printing, $27.40; Wingharn Ad-
vance-Times, advertising, $6.00;
Town of Wingham, high school de-
benture, $6,944.73; County of Hur-
on, tax •arrears collection ccosts,
$215.34; Fred Montgomery, truck-
ing soil, $16.00; G. L. Dgbson, re,
lief accounts $27.25; Ontario Hy-
dro, relief account, $52,74; Jack
Sangster, relief account, $13,98; A,
Munro, relief account, $28.85; W.
Heimpol, relief accounts, $23.65;
Geo, Walkey, relief acebunt, $25.0b;
Win. Marriner, relief acct., $16.25;
H. Howe, relief acct., $17.36; R
H. Carson & Sop, relief acct. $14.30;
Clark Sharpin, reduction of, taxes.
$3.46; Gordon Wright, reduction of
taxes, :13,3.69; Jack Inglis, reduction
of taxes, $8.40; supplementary as-
sistance, $10.00.,
R. Gibson-McMichael-That we
do now adjourn to meet again on
December 16th or at the call of the
reeve.
J. Harold' Pollock, Clerk
• Arthur Gibs9n, Reeve.
TRUSTEES APPOINTED
TO DISTRIGT SCHOOLS .1. Carl Hemingway
Huron County Hereford 13reeders
held their annual meeting in
LendeSbero on Tuesday of last
week, These cheerful, industrious
farmers have made vast strides in
the promotion of their breed, In
the last nine years the number of
purebred herds has doubled. The
evidence of their success Is quite
apparent it the number of "white
faces" seen on pasture, The Huron
County Hereford Breeds are to be
congratulated on the excellent
showing their cattle have made at
the fairs and even more Important
at the sales,
The Perth,Huron Shorthorn
Breeders held their annual meeting
in Egmondville on December 4th,
Here again we see progress being
made. While the number of Short-
horn herds is ,much the same, Ca-
nadian Shorthorns are making
great progress in quality, At the
recent show in Chicago Canadian
Shorthorns won 17 of the 20 top
awards.
In this age when cross breeding
has become so highly recommended
to increase rate of gain and vigour
in cattle, many of us fail to realize
how 'important the purebred lines
are, Remember that topgrade
gurebred cattle are necessary if
we feeders are to have top-grade
cross-bred feeders. We would de
well to express a little more
appreciation to these men who, are
-continually endeavouring to im-
prove the quality of our cattle.
In between these tWo meetings
was the county Soil and Crop Ira-
Provernent annual at Londesboro
Bob Allan of Brucefield, president
world champion White bean grower
for two consecntive years and the
first world hay champion, presid-.
ed. Also in attendance was 430
Fotheringharn, reserve grand cham-
pion i white bean grower, Harry
Strang, president of the Ontario
Association, and Murray Roy, who
placed third among well over 300
entries in Ontario ,in the pasture
management competition. Surely
tbe examples of these men should
give our "pride of farming" in
.Huron county a real boost. This
is what adds zest to our way of
life.
Two years ago Co-Operators In-
surance Association provided in-.
centives to their agents to be more
selective in giving insurance to
under 25-year-old male drivers..
Last week at a meeting in London
bonus ahecks'were given gut to the
agents in appreciation of the good
selection job they had done. This
was possible only because the acci-
dent losses had been sharply re-
duced., The young men of this
age group 'could be the very best
of drivers Let's. do it. It means
money in your pocket,
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CHRISTMAS GIFT CENTRE
GIFTS FOR, EVERY 110.3.MBE1 OF %lip rAnnor
For the Kiddies - for Mom for Dad - for
Grandma and Grandpa.
Alexander's Hardware
"KEYS MADE WHILE YOU WAIT" .
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Just as the Pied Piper came to the
assistance.of.the people of Hannelin
. we are here if you get into.
difficulty with, your car. We are
SPECIALISTS in BODY REPAIR.
ROAM BODY SHOP
Just tell us where ., . and, we'll
be there!
SIT) ADAMS, Prop.
Phone 746 Wingham
Asmaminis
Feed the Cow that
Gives the Milk!
We don't mean to neglect the dry cow - this is
a special situation requiring a special feed.
What we do want to emphasize here is that you
should be feeding your milking cows the right
amount of feed.
Your cows are in the stable now going on to full
winter rations. The correct feeding for maxi-
mum economical production rests in your harids.
Here's an important money saving tip to dairy
men - - -
DON'T OVERFEED A LOW PRODUCTION
COW
DON'T UNDERFEED A COW WITH A
BIGGER PRODUCTION POTENTIAL
Produce More Milk at
LOWER COST .
By Feeding according to need.
By = - Weighing your milk.
By = Making sure the ration is balanced
AND FOR THE BEST IN BALANCED FEEDINti
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WIN:64AM 'ONTARIO
THE DEMERIT POINT
SYSTEM IN BRIEF
The driver improvement work of
the Ontario Department' of Trans-
port will he stepped up hoginning
February 1st, as the province joins
the more than 22 existing juris-
dictions with driver demerit point
sytsema in operation.
.The point ,system has a ,graduated
process of reminding drivers, to
drive their best at 'all times, R is
based solely on the record of con-
victions for driving offences over
a. two-year period, Points are
assessed as conviction information
arrives in the Department's record-
ing branch, and the number of
points varies with the seriousness
of the offence, This has been 'cal-
culated from Studies of Ontario's
accident experience as well as
studies of experience with point
systems elsewhere.
A brief summary of points charged
for various Offences;
Drunk driving, driving while
ability impaired, criminal. negli-
gence, ' obtaining a license by
fraud-12,
Failing to remain at , scene of
of the United Co-operatives of On- accident-9,
tario, Careless driving, racing, exceed-
First vice-president is Robert ing speed limit by 30 ni.p.h, or
more-5. McKercher, Seaforth farmer, and Exceeding speed limit by more
second vice-president is Bruce Mc- than 10 miles per hour and less
Cutchcon, farmer from Proton, than 30, failing to yield right of
Ontario. Other directors elector way, failure to obey stop sign or to the board are: Harold Shantz signal lights failure to report an New Dundee; 3, Crutchley, Dur-
ham; Ralph Hayes; Villa Nova; accident-3. Speeding 10 mph, or less over R. D. Hannam, Guelph; Alfred Monk, Elmwood; and Rex Coles the speed limit and all other'mov-
Renfrew, ing violations--2.
' The Ontario Plan is in three
stages
1. When a driver has accumulat-
ed SIX POINTS he is sent, an
official warning.
2. At NINE POINTS he is called
in for a personal interview by a'
trained officer and may be placed
on probation or be recommender]
for licence suspension for a short
period,
3. At TWELVE POINTS a three-
month licence suspensio' will be
mandatory, •
When the 'period of suspension
has.been .served the driver' will
then be reinstated without points
against his record. He will, how-
ever, receive a suspension of six
months, rather than three, if he
•
- accumulates a further twelve points •
within a one-year period of licence.
SCHOOL ADDITION
Did You know that a new modern fertilizer
plant ha's be6ti erected ,three miles 'west of Or-
angeville on No. 9 Highway?
We manufacture a full line of dried granular
and semi-granular fertilizers, meeting goyern-
Ment tests. In many areas this will mean:
1. Lower cost
2. Faster more conveniexxt service
3: Bulk fertilizer available "
Agencies open in many sections.
see us soon, -
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WEDNESDAY & THUR§DAY
December 10 and 11
"MARJORIE
MORNING STAR"
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I Gene Kelley, Natalie Wood
The Top Best Seller brought to
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Evening 7.00 p.m.
FRIDAY and 'SATURDAY
December 12 and 13
"THE BRAVADOS"
Technicolor
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Saturday 3.45, Santa Arrives
Evening 7.00 p.m.
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December 15 stud 16
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Federation News 114rriston Mao
Elected President
.George XeCague, beef and hog
fanner from Rarriston was elected
president of the new United Dairy
and Poultry Co-operative Ltd,
first province-wide Marketing co-
operative ,to hold a charter In On-
tario, Mr, McCague was elected at
the first annual meeting of the
UPPC held in Toronto , in con-
junction with the annual meeting
The East Wawanosh council met
on December 2nd with all the, mem-
bers present, and the reeve presid-
ing, The minutes of the meeting
held on November 4th were read
and adopted on motion of Hanna-
Buchanan.
Hanna-Purdon - That the coun-
cil accept the engineer's recom-
mendation on the B. Branch of the
Grasby municipal drain repair and
extension and relieve the contrac-
tor, Frank Kirkby, of the part of
contract going under No.. 4 High-
way, on account of the condition of
the soil, it being quicksand,• and
he be paid the amount the engineer
recommends.
McGowan-Buchanan - That the
road and general accounts as pre-
sented be passed and paid.
Nelson Patterson was present
and explained to the council the
addition to the Goderich Collegiate
Institute.
BUchatan-McGowan - That the
council ,approves the addition to
the Goderich Collegiate Institute,
less the proposed gymnasium,
McGowan-Buchanan - That the
Council approve of the addition to
the Clinton Collegiate Institute,
less the proposed gymnasium,
Road Cheques:
Stuart McBarney, sal, $179.00,
bills Paid, $6,10, $185.10; 'Win, T.
Irwin, wages, $103.90; Fred Deacon,
snow removal, $15.30; Geo. T. Cur-
rie, snow fence, $27.20; Alex Rob-
ertson, snow fence $27.20, rent for
shed $35.00, $62,20; Frank Cooper,
Snow fence, $27,20; Reavie Motors,
charging battery, etc., $1.70; Tack
Alexander Hardware, Wire and
belts, $15.75; Beaver Lumber Co:,
plywood and paint, $1.0.65; Harry
Williams, 205 gal.. fuel and tax.
$77.84; Dem. Road Mach. Co.
grader check, $17.60; Gordon Nay-
lor, trucking snovefence, $80.00,
General Cheques:-
Township of Kinloas, Prov, aid
to. RintOul Dr„ $206.44; Township;
of West WaWanosli, Pr0V, aid to'
Aintoui $105.38; Judge P
Fingland,-reVising voters' lists and
mileage, $11.68; R, Thompson,
revising voters' lists and mileage
$52.68; Village of Blyth, share re-'
lief $74.52, Div. Court ;rent p20.00
$04.52; Alen, MeBlirrtey, preparing
financial statenteritS, $20,00; County
Of Huron, ProV, aid to Rinteul Dr..
$84,81.; County of Huron tax col-
leetion charges, $120.571 Alva Me-
DOvyelt, 1 fan bounty, $4,001 Moss
Taylor, 10 fox botintleS, $40,00; The
Blyth standard, printing and adv„
$1.6'404i Rlyth, District Fire ''Arett,
fire ealls,, $140,60; Wit, claw,
fox bounty, OA).
Pardon -Rarut That Connell
adjOiltali to Meot;Deeerriber :i5th at
Ono o'clock at the nelgrave Com.
niunity Centre,
E,.T4tYler, ReeVe,
11.-, Ii, Thorapoont CNA,.
The car can he very tempera-
mental on a chilly morning in a
cold garage with open doors, But
no matter how cold the wind, it
will probably prevent the driver
of the car from losing his life by
the seepage of carbon monoxide
'from the engine into the garage.
The doors of both garage and
car should be left wide open while
starting the car. The fumes of this
dangerous gas are invisible, odor-,
less and tasteless and 'can per-
meate garage- and car undetected.
It kills very quickly,
Garage Prima Donna
Why not