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PERFORMANCE NOT PROMISES IS THE KEYNOTE
PROGRESS 1S THE GOAL -OF ALL PROGRESSIVE
CONSERVATIVE POLICY
2,000,000 Horsepower
added to Hydro output.
yr Trans -Canada Highway
under construction.
St.,Lawrence power develop-
ment to commence.
$150,000,000 extra for vast
highway extensions.
1,150 new schools to ac-
commodate 150,000 pupils.
tif 109 new hospitals or exten-
✓ sions provided.
Vr New farm markets
• developed.
Forest wealth preserved as
part of vast conservation
program.
• 8100,000,000 in municipal
grants to relieve local tax-
payer.
85 % of Ontario's farms
electrified.
Premier Leslie Frost is the only Provincial Treasurer in Ontario's
history to introduce 8 consecutive balanced begets.
YET-ONTARIIi HAS THE LOWEST PROVINCIAL
TAXATION IN CANADA
No Sales Tax --No Personal Income Tax
Ontario's Credit has been kept Bright and Clean under
PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE MANAGEMENT
ENSURE CONTINUED GOOD GOVERNMENT
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USED CARS
a TENDERS FOR SNOWPLOWING
1-19 11►, odge Custom Sedan,
Radio and Heater. Low mileage
- 1950 Ford, Two Tone Sedan n
1-1949 Oldsmobile Sedan with built
in Radio - air conditioning
1 - 1949 Chevrolet Coach
1. • • 1949 Chevrolet Coach
USED TRUCKS
1946 Ford 3 ton with racks
NEW CARS
New Chevrolet Standard Coach
New Chevrolet Deluxe Sedan
New Oldsmobile Deluxe Sedan
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Tenders will be received by the
undersigned, 'until 2 .°clock, Nov.
17th, 1951, for the snowplowing of
the Township of Grey roads for the
season_ of 1961-52. Tenders to specify
type of etjudpmemt, price per hoar,
and service available. Lowest or any
tender no,t necessarily accepted.
Arthur Rork, Road Supt.. Grey Twp.
Ethel, Onit,
GREY FWP. COUNCIL
The regua:r meeting of Grey Twp,
Council was held on Nov, 8rd, 1951.
The minutes of the last meeting
were adopted as read,
It was moved and 'seconded that „
('o'lutcil hire Fred 141ontgnmery to
snow plow same heat as 1950 and
1961.
The Council are asking for tend-
tette
end-
tI'$ to snow plow for the winter of
1951 and 1952. Tenders to he open
Nov, 17th. 1951.
T4 was moved and seconded that
all approved accnilnts be paid.
Tile meeting adjourned to meet
a.rain Nov. 17th. at 2 p. m.
The following arroun,ts were paid:
FDS Bounty 24,00
77 t'l'19n11, 0o' 1'f•1 ,i1,1•nre 4.90
Jelin '\T0Nabh, Wert furore 4.00
ra,ift,a 11' C,l•diff, .dart furors 4.02
T TT. Fear. aeteet ,furors 4,00
Clifford Ak'nek, Toe Telvry lir. 29.00
nor/len TTnit, McKelveyDr: 15.20
L. 1>, Frain. Vnlmntnr 4 Erin, 16,00
ripen A. T01nher, Stamp. for
ollrrior 4.00
tie,„9 rri<.fi. , in Cr:400(111
f 12.02
Sohn 1Cr\=11,1, tlnlerirh 7.20
Cnrdlff to
Goderich
Jack Bishop, Hall Dr.
Elwood Milne, Hoy Dr.
Stuart Cochrane, Hoy Dr. 9.00
Ross Vodtlen, McNair Dr. 3.00
Henry Gorselltiz, McNair, Quipp
Drains, Mitchell Award,
Shorey Drain 48.00
Wm. Patterson, Quipp and
Storey Drains 12.00
purvey Dobson, Quipp Dr. 3,00
.Tohn Sohnock, Grant to Oranbrook
100,00
7.00
21.00
6.00
Oemetery
Dick Youn Ins, Policy
No, 16237 22.60
Pedlar People, Culvert -147.61
Mon, World, Supplies 23.78
,Tea Cullen, Hall Dr. 1.64,80
.Terms A. Howes, North
Gordon Drain 85,00
Listowel R. anner, Tenders 2.82
Lama Kreuter Account 11.80
Dave Hall, Ditching
Purl ows Drain 0,10
.Tames Pearson, Garbage 2 days 12.00
Tan McDonald, Sheep Killed 22,90
John Rhioda, Chickens Killed 14.00
P. Tliehnrds and Son, Sanders
Drain Amount 4,50
Ernest Robinson, Tile for
(lower Drain 185,00
Wm, Hollinger. Tull nr. 8,40
T>nvid gavage, Burrows Dr. t1.On
Relief 75.09
Oen. A. Dunbar, Stamps 7.00
Road 1349,77
T'rlrthr M. Cardiff. Assistant Clerk.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Ali persona halv4ng claims against
the Estate of JOSEPH SHAW late
of the Township of Grey in the
County of Hawn, deceased who died
on or about the 7th day of August.
A, D. 1951, are notified to send to
the 'undersigned on or before the
Thirtieth day of November, ' A, D.
1951 full particulars of their claims
in wrnting. Immediately after the
Thirtieth day of November the
assets of the Testator will be dis-
tributed amongst the ,panties en-
titled
ntitled thereto having regard, only to
claims of which the Executor shall
Bien have notioe,
Dated this 8rd day of November,
A. D, 1961.
flTtAWT1'ORi') & HETHERINGTON
Barristers and c.,
Brussels, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Executors.
The Voice of Temperance ---
There is .one way in which the
111eneee 05 t11e' drink traffic can
be overcome. Let all Church
members aelm owl edge that drink-
ing is inceneistent with their post.
firms as members of the Christian
Churches. Let them act accord.
ingly. Tt. requires nothing more
Me a this. that all the member-
ship of the Church tape a• firm
eland against #hr 1150» of a/ciao/1r.
hnvera!*rs 1(114' 1.lr inrondq of the
11,0,0r Ira ffie will be Checked
The 'ran•"rn e,r r1110n tine .1 molt
to rimer( titin Rapport 0? every
cllnrg41 member. Drinking and
rirnoi'mmnt,a are not nai't nt the
f'hri:.rt,,n way of iffy C1n,rrh
riora demand eerteln
s+ ,+rinrd4 of confinet, Advt.
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A Personal Appeal
to the
People of Huron -Bruce
Dear Electors :
On November 22 an election will be held which will
determine whir wail serve our Province for the next five years.
I have been nom;nated as the candidate for the
Progressive Conervaties, under the leadership of Premier
Leslie Frost.
By your support I was elected as your representative
in the elections which were held in 1543, 1945 and 1948.
I solicit a continuance of your support so that I may continue
my progressive programme for Huron -Bruce. I feel that 1 have
been in some way responsible for Huron -Bruce securing many
miles of paved highways, help for Community Halls, bridges,
rural hydro, grants for hospitals and pensions for. the needy.
If re-elected I promise to continue to work faithfully for
all regardless of their party affiliations.
Your obedient servant,
John anna
John W. Hanna.
Polls open November 22, 8 a. m. to 7 p. m.
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