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Imes. Thursday': March 14, 1 8
Cornicil meeting
Reeve Harold ikobinson pre-
sided for the March 5 meeting
of Howick 'township Council.
A grant of $200..00 was giv'
en the Hawick Recreation Com-
mittee for insurance on the
Barrie rink.
A number of by-laws were
read and passed and. the reeve
and clerk were instructed to
sign the petition for the final
road subsidy for 190,
The gravel tenders of Joe
Kerr and Jack Inglis were ac-
eepted.
The tender of R.11, Carson
84 Sou for warble fly powder was
accepted. Council decided to
engage James Struthers as War,'
hie fly inspector. at $1.40 pet,
hour with Ken Voisin to spray
cattle at 100 peril head,.
The accounts were passed
for payment.
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CLPAl11tNO AND ADJUSTMENT
OF YOU* iiiversd
MILKINQ IIQ IPMENT,
ATT.IND OUR ,.. .
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Thursday, Mar. 21
bring in your complete
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"'versa UNIT
for FRE?
charge� by qualified personnel. No labor
cola � worn or damaged Parts --you pay
A .' Diversiy Representative will ' be •
in attendance 'to
discus sanitation problems..
BELORAVE
CO-OPERATIV( ASSOCIATION
BELGRAVE, ONTARIO
PHONE — TNINGHAM 357,2711
Organization meeings
a
,latel now 4H• Beef Calf Club at Ashfield Central School
Lucknonr 411 Dairy. Calf' Cliiib• MONDAY, MARCH 18,.
,Dungannon 441• def Calf Club 2:15 p.m.
Dur neon 441,1tair* Calf Club
Lucknow 441 Grain Corn 'Club
Howirick' 444 Calf Club.
'Tura rry . Calf Club
North ffuroni 441 Grain . Corn
Club
GtYt ehravw- 441 `Beef Calf
• 'Club
Myth 4H Dairy Calf Club
B1s Of—Grain, Corn Club
at Wroxeter Community
•Hall,
'TUESDAY, MARCH 19,
2:15 p.m.
at Blyth armorial Hall
TUESDAY, MARCH -79,
8:30 .p.m. •
Huron;, County Hog Producers' at O.Q.A. Board. Room,
Swine Club -... Gait and • Clinton
Market WEDNES. MARCH 20,
.E: p.m.
Enrollment for special 4Clubs 'sue -11 as Engineering,
Wild Life Management, Forage, White 'Bean, can bemade
at, any of the .above meetings: `.You may also. enroll by
sending your application form to the Ontario Department,
c►fAgriculture ,and Food, Box 159, Clinton,
boia and .girls who have reached:their 12th birthddy
January lst, 1968," and have not reached their 21st
ay by 'December 31st; -1968, are invited to • join
.ne. of. these clubs. .
n.County 4
ricuhural Club Leaders'
Swine Club
prograrn wile
get underway
This year's 4.H Swine Club,
program will get under way on
Wednesday, March -220th at
8:30 p., Xn in the board monk
at Ontario Department of Agri-
. culture. and ,Fcod, ,Clinton, .All
young people between the ages
of 12 (as. of January lst, 1968)
and: 20 whoare interested in
joining, should get 'in touch
with. their township hog product*.
ger director,
A new and important devel-
opaent in 4-H swine club'work
will be tested ,on a pilot basis
OAS year in Huron County.
Members 12-20 years of age
nay' take part aspects of
the project. Each merziber will
have his or her .choice of a
breeding hog or a market hog
project.
In the breeding hog project,
• each member,waill have two
purebred "gilts and will use the
regular swine club record book.
Gilts should be born between
March1 and April
Inthe market hog ,project.
each member will have a group
of not less than five market
hogs. These members will use
the market hog record book.
Market hogs should be born af-
ter January 1, 1968. As well.
all hogs must be weaned and on
feed not later than May 1.
A number of members will
be using pigs from their 1963.
1965 or 1967 4-H sow, while
new members will purchase
pigs from these litters or from
purebred breeders.
E.W. Council
accepts tenders
Reeve Roy Pattison presided
at the regular session of East
W awanosh Council on March 5
when minutes of the February
meeting and the special meet-
ing on February 19 were read.
. A motion was passed that the
Department of Highways ap-
prove the transfer of certain
allotments in the '1967'road ex
penditure by-laws.
•Mr. Gibson met with council
to review 'insurance policies.
The gravel tender submitted
by Joe Kerr Limited was ac-
cepted at 960 per cubic ya .
The following warble fly tend-
ers were also accepted; George
.Walker, .inspector, 1$1.54 per
hour; operator, Frank Cooper,
$2.00 per hour; helper, Bruce
Currie, $1.75 per hour.
• The tender of G. A.- Gibson "
and Sons Limited, Wroxeter,
for the ,general contract on the
McLean Bridge,' lots 39-40, ,
Concession 8 at $19, 662.00 was
accepted. East Wawanosh Tarr
ship will accept from the Bell
Telephone Company: of Canada
the charge •af $290.00 as a flat
rate for the work requested ,by
the* township at McLean's bridge.
Road accounts in the amount
of $4,830.38 anal general ac-
counts, $3,126.26 were passed
for payment.
The by-law to adjust the
salary of the treasurer was giv-
en the necessary readingsand
passed.
Got your cropping plans made for the.
corning .year? Know what you'll need
in AeroF utilizers? • Come in
and talk things; over with us.
Corn, hay and pasture, small
grains, vegetables, cash
crops — whatever you plan
.to grow this year, you'll profit'
by using Aero 'Fertilizers.
And right now isn't too early
to get things started.
We'd Ii1ke you to discuss
your crop plans and fertilizer
requirements with us. We
feel we have the product and
service you can rely on.
.ate
Drop in any time—or call
us today.
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Serving the man whose
business is agriculture.
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Your local
AERO FERTILIZER
CUSTOM BLENDER
station to amend Bruceiiosis Act
is introduced. by Hon. W,' A. Stewart
The Hon. W. A. Stewart,.
Minister of Agriculture and.
Food, on introduction to the
.legislature of the. batt, An Act
to Amend . the Brucellosis Act.
which was passed originally in
1956, clarified - octane points
for the, Members.
'He said the Act had perform-
ed a valuable service to agri-
culture, Prior to and including
the 1940's and 1950 s, Brocei»
losis caused heavy economic
losses. resulting from the harm-
fui;effects of the disease which
included abortion, sterility,
and reduced milk production in
dairy animals.'
In 1906 the Government of
Ontario introduced The Brucel-
losis Act Which provided for the
compulsory calfhood vaccina'
tion of all female calves in the
province. In addition. the Pro-
vince assumed responsibility for
the, payment for the veterinary
service involved .in vaccinating
these calves, and. for the conn-
pensation of cattle ownerswho
might lose calves from an al-
lergic
llergic reaction resulting from
.norms,
tiM tr•arurrm,r
vaccination, This: compulsory
program was this first step in a
battle plan to control e1,.0 -
sit and reduce its incidence to a~
point where It would "be finan-
cially ikzttblia for the Canada
Department Of Agriculture to
undertake Or eradication pro,.
gram,
Asa result of the vaccination ,
program the .incidence of the.'
disease was Sharply reduced,
and its 1958 the federal eredicm-
tion program was initiated.
This federal, program, operating
alongside of the provinclal.pla.n,
involved the blood testing, of
susceptible cattle-,. the identifi-
dation and.' slaughter of reactors,
and the payment of compensa-
tion for the slaughtered animals,
The program was so,.successfui
that by Septerobetr of 1964 the,
last area to this province was
declared certified; under the
Federal Bruce:lloais Control area
plan,
With all areas. in the provin-
ce achieving thus certification
stature,it was decided to dis':
MURRAY GAUNT, *pip.,
continue the compulsory **Peal,
of the camination
ice' , but to provide facili*
ties for a voluntary program,
This was aclaied by repealing
• the original Brucellosis Act and
the passing of the Bruceliofls
Act of 1065, which was pro.
• claitned ianualt 1, 1966,
With the federal eradication
plan being a continuing one,
and with• the incidence of Btu"
cellosis now at -such- a lOw level, .
it is the opinion of the Ontario
Government that there is .no
longer any, justification.for it to
continue to pay forthe vaceliia-
tion of calves, or toaward cotta"
pensation fo. oattle owners who
may lose calves as a result of
vaccination.
Mr. Stewart assured the
Members that this does ,not
rnean a cattle owner will be
cut off from this service.:• Live-
stock producers will still ,be T.
`able to hada their calves vac
citrated by a veterinarian app
pointed under The Brucellosis
Mt, although thefarmer will
be responsible for paying the
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HURON -BRUCE
•
An Ontario Royal Commis
sion this week urged greater
protection of civil rights, many
of which it ;said have been en-
dangered by the laws of the
province.
The McRuer Royal Commis-
sion son •Civil Rights in a wide
ranging report, pleads for great'
er protection of the individual
and greater control of the pow-
er of governments and police;
Premier John 'Robarts told
the Legislature the 599 recom-
mendations of former Chief
Justice J.C. McRuer establish
"What' Might well be considered
as guidelines for our approach
to all legislation corning be-
fore this ” House" .
a Highlights of the Royal Com=.
mission Report include: . n ‘:..
mum.
1) More,controi of police
powers.
2) A tribunal 'should be set
up to set a fair price on expro-
priated land.. All expropriation
procedures should be reviewed,
3) The bail system was •
branded as discriminatory to
the poor and a fairer system
should be established.
4) Citizens injured while
helping police ormaking citi-
zens' arrests should receive'
compensation,
.5) Police enforcing highway..
liquor, and garne regulations
should not have=the powetto
search a person.
6) The philosophy of admin- •
istratiorl of the: estates of the--•
mentally ill should be revamp-
ed.- •
•Mrti,` McRuer is working on
West...Wail* anosit
council meeting
Reeve. Lyons presided. on
March 5 for the 'West Wawanosh
Council meeting, 'A letter 'of
appreciation was read from
Lorne Ivers expressing his grata-
tude at being honored as the
recipient of a Centennial Medal...
Tenders accepted 'were from
Murray Reid of Londesboro to
supply warble fly powder; Ken-
teth Weber, of Brdssels for spray-
ing .at $1, 000 lump payment;
and Delmar Sproul as inspector
at $1.50 per hour.. The rate
:charged to farmers will be 180
per head. °
The road • superintendent was
instructed to call for gravel •
tenders..
A by-law in the amount of
$45,200 to cover road expendi-
tures and a supplementary by-
law "in the amount ,of $35, 000
to cover construction cost on
the Harper bridge and the Ru-
tierford erford bridge (culverts) were
given the necessary readings
and passed.
• The allowance for. conven-
tion expenses was raised from
$40.00 to $55.00.
Frank Thompson of Dungan --
non, and F. Greene, represent-
ative from the Frank Cowan
Company, presented a review
of the township insurance cov-
erage. No changes were author-
ized
uthorized at this time.
' Omar Brooks, reeve of Luck --
now; and E.H. Agnew, clerk,
explained the steps taken thus
far-by-Lucknow in the proposed
renovations at the arena. An
invitation was extended to .
council to attend a Meeting to
be held March 18.
Tie clerk will advertise for
tenders for the construction of
the, Murray Drainage Works and •
road and general accounts were
passed,
Scout News
BY DENIS DOLGOS
At the last meeting of the
W. inghanl Scout Troop, games •
were'played°and Ricky Shrop-
shall was voted to be the patrol
second for the Gold Bar. Russell
tones was to be acting patrol
firster for a new patrol just cont'
ing in. This Saturday, March
18th, the troop Will go to the
Spottunen's Show in Toronto.
;,,,,
40 mp'.h. speed
limit will be
strictly enforced
The 40 tri. p, h. , speed limit
for Belgrave, as requested by
the Department of Highways,
was approved at theeMarch.4
meeting. of Morris. Township
Council. The speed limit will
be strictly enforced.
The Belgrave, 'Blyth and
Brussels school fair and the
Blyth and Brussels fairs were
each givers grants in the same
amount as last year.
Warble fly powder will be,
' purchased from Belgrave Co-op
at the price quoted. The con-
tract for spraying was given to
James Leishman at 100 per head
per spray and Gordon Guy's ap-.
plication for .inspector was ac-
• •cepted at $1.50 per hour and
100 per mile. Farmers will be
charged 150 per head per spray.
The George Radford Const-
ruction
onst-
ruction tenderfor gravel was ac-
cepted at 930 per cu. yd., sub-
ject to the .approval of the dist-
rict municipal engineer.
' The road expenditure by-law
for $65.000 was passed and road
accounts amounting to $6, 870.-
46, and the 8eneral ,accounts
were passed for.pa ment.
The council paced a mo-
tion to -request department ap-
proval for the transfer of allot-
ments in the 1967 road expendi-
ture by-laws as follows:'Frans-
fer $4.475.19 from#construction
of roads to construction of brid-
ges; transfer' $3.245, 32 from
construction of roads to road
maintenance; and transfer
$2, 262.81 from road construc-
tion to the Maintenance of
bridges; .
Euchre party
•
BLUEVALE-- Seventeen
tables were in play at the euch-
re party in the community hall
on' Thursday evening, sponsored
by the Bluevale Recreational •
Association.
Prize winners were: High
scores, Mrs. Thomas Parker
and Lloyd Taylor; low scorer,
Mrs, Warr. ReVo:' and Harry
Elliott,
The committee In charge •
-was Mrs. Andy Adams, Mrs,
.Ken McMichetei, Mrs. 8i11 Mun-
dell and Mts. Andy I aiuyko.
the second part of the report
and should have it -completed
by' next fail. The initial, report
is the product of four years'
work.'
In his maiden speech In the
Legislature this week the cont •
rsversiai and well known Dr.
Morton Shulmian opened with a -
barrage of charges.
He accused the Government
of failing to lay charges in a:
case of forgery and'other crim-
inal acts arising out of the 1962
takeover •of Canadian Oil Com-
panies Ltd. by Shell Oil Ltd.
which. he said, gave' a $5 mil-
lion profit to insiders with prior
knowledge.
In addition he. accused E.P.
Taylor of participating in a $1
million corporate theft involy- •
ing Feller Brewing :Co. Ltd.,
asked the resignation' of Health
Minister Matthew Dymond for
supposed persecution of a pri-
vate mental hospital owner,
and accused Social Services
Minister John Yaremko of •
"shipping,out" to other count-
ries healthy Canadian babies for
adoption.
The Throne rebate contin •
ues but will likely conclnde
some time- next week.
veterinarian for thole services,
The Veterinary Services branch
of the Ontario Department of
Agriculturcand Food, which' .
administers ters this Act, will con+
tinue to distribute vaccine to
veterinarians and to provide
them with vaccinationcettifi.
cater and identification tags,
Because the serum and the tags.
eke provided free of charge, the
only cost to the ltvestock,pro-
du e 1
.. c r Will be for the;.setrvices of
the veterinarian,``
To 'c�dvertse�
for principaI
The Morris East Wawanosh
hool. i�cl t s'
grave S,Boaohool on✓neMarin;112h:4AP:istp,
aScll•thetrustees presee*
clot nteeting,was, announced, for
March 15, in the Belgrave
School*, to meet the 'teachers'
negotiating conannittee for the
purpose of discussing contract
tents for next year.
. A motion was passed that
when. 'a teacher advances to a
higher category. the secretary.
be authorized to Increase the
rate of pay accordingly as 'soon
as written confirmation of the
new certificate is received.
Carl Gowi g reported on'the
school gsmods.
CUnelli account imposes for
the mad amounted to 112,4440
001 $1.112•00 of this amount
was Ogg furl at tke Itrusaels and
schools
Completely self contained, stainless steel
portable' unit with Releaser tack for in-place
cleaning ahd automatis hot sir drying. ,
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