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Or February approved by
Tom t aunte4 last Friday night.
4t. true request of Councillor C.
Atibertson, the sped c'ommiit-
tees stn submitting .the reports, ask-
ed; that ay summary of' thein be
published.
According to the reports there
were 142 anianals slaughtered at
the abbatoir daring February ---58
bmf cattle, 78 hogs and six calves.
rids of 23 carcasses were destroy -
The reports stated also that 25
animals had been custom killed,
for use by the farmer. There were
13 beef cattle and 12. hogs custom
killed.
According to the law, Canada's
family allowance .payments must
be spent exclusively for the main-
tenance, care, training, education
and advancement of children.
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Add Mystery
An interesting .garden is like a
winding lane, it should unfold on
the visitor ' gradually. Even if
space is limited to the ,standard
urban back lot, it is possible with,
perhaps a curving path, clumps
of tall annuals or shrubbery to
hide some interesting and intrigu-
ing corners and shady spots. Here
we place a couple of chairs or a
bench or a bit of wall or hedge.
But a curving path without any
reason at all for the • curve looks
artificial. So we make that path
Wind around a tree, or a big clump
of shrubbery. And every yard we
proceed down that path there
should be a different view, a flower
bed or' some other feature that
cannot- be completely seen from
the back porch or the gage. It is
not difficult at all to add a bit of
mystery, to keep some special cor-
ners almost hidden and with the
amountof planting material we.
have available in Canada one can
do wonders in creating a garden
that is different from any other
and reflects ones individuality.
Attract The Birds
Almost all birds are the gard-
ra§ friend and w could do
we to affrac'tii'hth -nOT bnlaa "as'
protection against insects but for
their own beauty. Invitations
there are 'in plenty. Shrubs and
trees, bird houses,. feeding stations
and watering or bathing pools, all
will help to bring wrens and
NINIO
orioles and robins. Belt we can
do more than this. There are cer-
tain bright flowers that have a
special appeal for humming pirds-
There are- all sorts of shrubs with
bright and edible fruit or seeds
that will invite cardinals. It pays,
well to study the special likes of
the birds, to plant4'things 'flat will
produce food and shelter in winter
as well as in summer.
Make It Last
There is no reason at all why
the vegetable garden should not be
producing abundantly from early
June rightthrough until hard frost
in the fall. The main thing is to
spread out the planting.. Instead
of sowing the whole packet of car-
rots or beets or beans at one time,
we put in•: a third of the supply a
little earlier than usual, another
third about the regular time and
then save a third for from two to
three weeks later than normal.
To further spread the harvest,
experienced gardeners will often
use early, medium and late vari-
eties of the same vegetable, so that
there is always something just
reaching the peak of ,tender,. qual-
ity. One of the grdatest mistakes
any home gardener can make is
to sow the whole vegetable plot on
the ,first lane afternoon. If he does
e .first
more Than he can "eat
for a few weeks then a regular
famine.
Right Thing—Right Place
A popular pastime for the • ama-
teur gardener at this time of year
is sbudyiag seed catalogues, says a
bulletin from.. Ottawa. Humorists
suggest that the pictures in the
catalogues often excel the results
in the garden. If this is so, the
blame can often be laid at the
'door of the gardener, because he
didn't study the catalogue well
enough.
Practically all catalogues, in ad-
dition to giving specific planting
instructions, indicate whether a
particular plant or shrub is hardy
or only semi -hardy in different
gepgraphic areas, whether it grows
best in -sun or shade; whether it
likes heavy or light soil, or has a
preference for wet or dry places in
the garden.
With ,this information available
there is no reason why the amateur
gardener cannot arrange his plant=
ings in such a way that they will
grow to best advantage. • He knows
that he has putthe right plants in
the right places and proper "atten-
tion and care throughout the grow-
ing season will bring satisfactory
results.
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Famous Trichologist will Demonstrate
How To Grow Thicker Hair And
Guarantees It
Demonstration
To Be Held Here
This new method of home
treatment for saving and grow-
ing thicker hair will be demon-
strated in Goderich, Ontario, Fri-
day, ONLY; April 15
These private individual de-
monstrations will be held at the
Bedford Hotel, on Friday, ONLY,
April 15.
HALIFAX, March 23—In an in-
terview here today, William L.
Keele, internationally famous
trichoiogist^ and Director, of the
Keele Hair Experts said, "There
are 18 different scalp disorders
that cause most men and women
to lose hair. Using common sense;
a person must realize no one ton-
ic or so called cure-all could
correct all • the disorders,” he ex-:';
plained. j
and no appointment is neces-
sary. After the examination the
person is told the required length
of treatment and how much it
will cost.
After starting treatment the
person makes regular reports to
the Keele firm in Halifax to
check the progress of the home
treatment.
GUARANTEED
"The Keele—firm, recognizing
that most people are skeptical
of claims that hair can be grown
on balding heads, offer a guaran-
tee," Bele said.
ce a person avails himself
to he Keele treatment his skeepp-
ti ` s>m immediately • disappeas`s.
To insure this, we offer , this
gu antee. "if` ,you are not Com-
pletely , satisfied with your hair
progress at the end of 30 days
your tnatney will be returned."
HOPELESS C-ASFAI
DISGOUTAAGED
Busy County Roads
Must Be Widened
To spread the opportunity of
normal, healthy hair to the thou-
sands who are desperately., ,pok-
ing for help, independent Trico-
logists are, . visiting various cities
throughout Canada to conduct ex-
aminations and start home treat-
ment.
NO CURE-ALL
"We have no cure-all for slick
shiny baldness," Keele empha-
sizes. "If there is fuzz, the root
is still capable of creating hair
and we can perform what seems
to be a miracle."
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There is one thing Keele wants
to be -certain every man and
woman knows. If a recession ap-
• pears at the temples or a spot
begins to show up on the crown
of the head, there is something
wrong and it should be given im-
mediate attention.
HAIR .FOR LIFETIME
"If clients follow our directions
during treatment, and after they,
finish the course, there .is no
reason Why th+e!y will not have
hair all the rest of their lives."
Keele said: "Our firm is definite-
ly behind this . treatment, it all
depends on .the individual tent's
faithful, observation of .feet sim-
ple rules,"
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HOW'S YOUR HAIR? •
Firat the Trichologist is quick
totell hopeless cases that they
cannot be helped, But the hope.
less" ',Caste are few, Only. if •a
Man" '' ^is completely, shiny bald .,
Is he in this last category.
there.is fuze, nomatter how
„tin, or col'orls, the Keele
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'Increasing importance of county
roads was stressed by 'Peter D.
Patterson, Huron County Engineer,
the annual convention . of the
Ontario Good Roads Association
held recently in Toronto.
Mr. -Patterson was one of -three
speakers in a general discussion on
problems relating to county and
township roads.
"The relative importance of
county roads in our highway sys-
tem is rapidly increasing," Mr. Pat-
terson said. "As improvements
re made to secondary roads, their
popularity with the travelling pub-
lic rises. Congestion on main
arteries encourages drivers to seek
the 'back roads' for -travelling, and
once acquainted with secondary
roads that are in good condition,
these „ drivers continue to use
them."
He pointed out that traffic on
improved, paved county roads,
which are often shortcuts to urban
centres, could be expected to in-
crease 100 to 200 per cent within
one year of the completion of con-
struction. He said that construc-
tion standards of county road
must incorporate recognition ' a
this increased traffic density with
subsgquent higher safety criteria,
and monies devoted. to construc-
tion should be directed by broad
thinking on the part of authorities.
Increasing the width of right-of-
way was one bf ,the' essential fac-
tors needed, Mr. Patterson said, to
achieve a satisfactory and realistic
road construction
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HELPING AA.\'LK7 SENo
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Huron Unit Serves 2,0 plies;
More Interest Prenatal.mss*
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Field .nurseswith the tt„tbeitulin testing at" - si conda?y
County Healt ► 110 made 7,` S sehools. one .high , l area
vis durin' 1054 :. giving service whi :had seven per ceeutpositive.
"to 1937 families, according to the -re in 1 now has less than
unit S- 105
s- annual reports . one.tae tent in that category.
Greatest" minter. 2450 calls, I - 14,19$ there were 10 pew cases
were anode - tooemoms. infants be -1 of tuherculosis discovered in the
tween one moat and one year county and one death was attrib-
old. A total of visits were uted-: to the disease. Six people
made tore -school children and were adamtted to sanatorlum� •dur.
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851 "visits to children offending ing gie year and 15 were daseharg-
school. ' led. ltegular chest clinics had at -
More Interest 1 tendantces totalling 937 persons,
The report noted, also that there arneng whom 342 were in attend -
ways an upsurge *Interest on the. ince for the first time. There
were .902 tuberculin tests given at,
secondary schools.
,Last year, was a relatively ligart
year for poliomyelitis with only six
reported clinical cases and no ,
deaths. The previous year, how. •
ever, there were 24 cases and two
deaths from this cause.
An outbreak of paratyphoid
fever oceurring in the county early
last summer affected many per-
sons,;some of whom required hos-
tion, the report says. All
had eaten foodat a local public
event and had been infected with
the same type, of germ. Following
considerable investigation, a car-
rier of the disease was discovered
and placed under treatment.
Schools Served
Nurses served a total of 178
elementary schools, during. 1954
and physical examinations were
given by a physician to 504
shoal health ser-
vices
pupils. Also in c
vices, 5,157 inoculations were
part of physicians, hospitals .and
mothers in prenatal classes. Since
the' first class was started at Ex-
eter in 19,,3' , there were • 59 classes
held until the end of 1954. The
course was added to the district
service while the unit office was
in Clinton, and in this year will
be provided for the Goderieh area
also.
The report showedthat the
unit's total expenditure - last year
was $69,617.02 including • the Na-
tional Health' Grant, of which
Huron County's share was
$30,796.29.
Medical Officer of Health head-
ing the unit is Dr. R. M: Addis,
while Dr. T. R. Melady is the Pub-
lic Health Veterinarian. Super-
visor of nurses is Miss Norah' Cun-
ningham. Chairman of the Health
Unit Board last year was W. J.
McKenzie, of Exeter.
Tuberculosis Declines
Giving statistics on comintinic
-able- disease the---repart says._Cha:#.,.Agiven,.1„926.0nAlLiinXi>a0 fit l?S
the steady decline in the incidence 5,611 vision tests and 6,453 physic -
of `tuberculosis is reflected in al f examinations were given by
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LEANING.and
PRESSING...
Remember This Service, Too - ..
COATS — TROUSERS -- SKIRTS -- DRESSES
Lengthened — shortened -- re -cuffed -- new pockets —
new zippers -- re -lined.
OUR FINER GARMENT REPAIR SERVICE AT;
REASONABLE PRICES.
HOUR SERVICE
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public health nlrses.
n was c tried
out b the co it ealth, Fv'e n
arian, with tip. v'ts tl . 'made AO
!'t snd 677 ' pasteurized
take, the meat con
:trol rt. ,' ` am, 60 vlsitsAvere made.
to sla ter `houses and 123 `visits,
to b ; r shops. A total.of 2,662
carcasses were inspected and 2,657
were approved. Sanitary inspec-
tors made 3,345 investigations and
visits during -the year. - •
Residents of five Huron com-
munities— ;tan be thankful. ' for .a
fluoride content "'bonus" in their
drinking water, the report notes.
Municipal water supplies of : Blyth,
Brussels,Clinton, Hensall,Sea-
forth, Wingham and Zurich ave a
ltuorkle content that closelyap-
xmates one part per million.
is is the concentration recog-
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m;.-Airywertfxerrrer .
For the month of March, meet-
ings were held in the homes of
Mrs. W. Burroughs and Mrs. I.
Jewell, with the exception of one,
when the members attended a
meeting during the Salvation Army
campaign.
Two food boxes were sent over-
seas, and $1 donation recek ed.
Two letters from England were
received.
A chapter from the 'Manual for
Home Nursing was read at each
meeting. Mrs. Burroughs read the
Scripture and readings were given
by Mrs. Jewell. After a short
social period, the .meetings were
brought to a close with the singirig
of a hymn, and prayer by Mrs. E.
Baechler,
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Modern Buildin
BRICK OR FRAME HOMES
MODERNIZING. KITCHENS
`ALSO DUPLEXING
Alit RATIONS —2 TILE FLOORS
'L' TYPES OF ROOFING
Reasonable Prices.'
'Skilled labor --free- estimates.
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need •by ad and Medical orities as being favorable t? the
flr 'tel tion of WO , decay” the
rekort says;
The .M.m±t1also'
urges Burl.
people to take advantage of mental
ltea cliwics operated by the. On-
tario *pertinent of Health.. Clin-
ics.ilosest ;to Huron are held week-
ly at London and monthly at Strat-
ford.
ford. During 1954 arranggerents
were made by the Health iJnit fer
the referrn' to clinic of five'school
children, With ..different 'problems.
"It is loped that greater use may
be made , of these clinic: facilities
in the Suture and that people will
realize it iscommon sense to seek
he for mental as well' -as pbysie-
al ess," the report concludes,
Lake Winnipeg is larger in area
than Lake Ontario. ,
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Tender of B. H. Goldthorpe,
Goderieb, for gravel and travel
chips, was accepted by Goderich.
Town Council in a committee 01
the whole meeting last 'Friday
night.
Mr• . oldthoepe's tender was to:
supply and crush 2000 yards 4f
% inch road graves*. 75 cents per -
yard, alio toly and ash.
2,000 yards of %� ,pet stone chips.
with not more 00 10 per cent
sand, at •$1105 per ,'yard.
Only two ether tenders. were
received;_ froom Oeorge Radford,
Olythh, and George F. Elliott, Clin-
ton.
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