HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1942-12-2, Page 7BELL 84 BENSON
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public
EimerD. Bell, B.A.
(Absent on Active Service)
C. Joseph Benson, B.A.
Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons)
BRUSSELS OFFICE HOURS
Daily from 9:00 until 12:00 and from 1:30 until 6:00
(except Thursday from 9:00 until 12:00)
Time To Talk Turkey
Christmas Turkey
It's time to talar turkey—well.
finished turkey, with plenty of meat
that will be a delight on any table
during the Christmas and New Year
Session — Poultry officiate of the
Dominion Department of Agriculture
predict a heavy demand for turkeys
during the Christmas Season—and
now's the time to begin to fatten
them.
Most turkey raisers allow their
birds free range in the late summer
anti fall, in this way the turkeye pink
up their living ecounnicaliy As Rall
advances, a feed of whole grain is
usually given in late afternoon This
is further supplemented with inoist
mash feeds as the finishing period
commences, Crate feeding and close
confinement is not recommetitle•: for
turkeys. They should, however, be
partially confined so that they do not
have unlimited range.
The basis • for the fattening ration
will be approtimately equal p?rts or
Wheat, oats and .barley chop. These
can be supplemented with cooked
small potatoes, table scraps, o•ie per
cent salt and milk in any form The
salt and milk adds greatly to the
efficiency of any fattening ration.
The ground grains are more palat-
able If soaked for several horn's In
milk or water 'before feeding,
For the first• two weeks the birds
should receive a moist mash in the
forenoon and a good feed of. whole
grain in the evening, For the last
two weeks before the. birds are kill-
ed two moist mashes per tiny should
be lied. One of these should be fed.
early In the morning and the other
about noon. Following this the birds
should have free acoese to whole
grain. until roosting time. The moist
mash should not be left before the
birds more than 30 minutes
Starving, killing and dressing of
turkeys is simfliar to that of chick-
ens. Killing, of course, should be
done by the sticking method, '
A tree bulletin "Turkeys, Their
Care and Management" is available
from the :Publicity and l0xteusion
Division, Dominion Department of
Agriculture, Ottawa. It 1e, Farmers'
Bulletin No. 41.
Look At Your Label —
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A NTICIPATING coming events Is
a trait common to most success-
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wondering if any of you have yet
begun looking ahead to Christmas.
Why? Well,, there's just one .big
reason -it's time to start thinking
about making your personal photte
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you realize it things are going to
be happening fast. And, if you de-
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mas cards, it will be increasingly
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but to do a really first-rate job.
That's why. you should get started
new.
Actually, the preparation of plro-
tographlo Christmas Garda doesn't
e: take too mach time or effort --par-
ticukarly if you're already doing
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But even if you're not, you can
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the help of your local photoflnisher.
Re'll snake the cards for you, from
your Own negatives, and deliver
them all finished and ready to mail.
All you have to do is this: hither
choose one of your best snapshots,
or take a special picture with some
holiday meaning, and then turn the
negative over to your photoflnisher.
He'll show you a choice of greeting
card styles which are available, and
you can have your card made--
with
ade—with your own illustration—just
like the sample.
If you choose to make your own,
you eau buy a Christmas card' print-
ing outfit.—which will contain full
instructions on how to print your
own card, complete with greeting.
Or, if you 'want to keep expenses
down to a minimum, you can have
a number of prints made from your
favorite snapshot, then mount them
on cards and write in your own
greeting,
Whichever method you choose,
Start Work right now. That's the
WO to be More you won't be caught
napping when Christmas actually
arrives; -
40I John van Guilder
THE BRUSSELS POST
Huron County
Council, 1942
Continued Froin (Page One
When he warmed up on the old
Corn Borer.
Prom Hensall 'Village Shadrlick,
came, a most artistic decorator,
And we've found him in the Council
here, a, wise and careful legislator.
At: hone an enterprising chap, and
gives his business careful study,
He can dec'or'ate a.ha.11 or home, or
paint a church with anybody;
In talking he's a humorous chap and
usually keeps us ail delighted,
And no matter what the subject is,
he never gets a bit excited.
Vic Falconer cause from. 011nton
town. a man of worthy aspiration.
With judgment: sound and vision
clear, ire's always good to con-
sultation;
At home a real go-getting type and
shows a lot of pep, "Ge
301' there he's recognized and t5, an
expert in the duel "Itis";
In debating he is square and straight
and i114iuencecl by 110 delusion,
But he'll give the matter 5?1.10110
thought, end always teach a sound
conclusion,
Seaforth Town sent Scott to uu with
flow of language free aaull easy,
His conversation apt and quick, his
play of spirits bright and breezy;
Although an easy 601113 111.611, he can
at times be energetic,
And if cacasion should 0 inand.
ran express himself in lines
Poetic,
And he can at times he most slacere
—sound argument is prone to
hatch,
As when he expmmnd•ed to as here.
his convictions on the Plowing
Match,
Pram Brussels Town Bob Bowman
name, a gentleman both sound and
trim,
With a personality all his own, no
• other member just like him,
In debating he is keen and smart,
a conscientious man nand 'quare,
With store of 1ru,owledge far and
wide, but with opponents always
fair.
And if discussion -got severe, he wee
really apt and quick to tarn her,
And' that he demonstrated her, in
keen debate with R. Fn, Turner.
Blyth Village sent to us a Reeve,
Bconomy, he's always for It,
'And we have all learned to value
here, the common sense of Wil-
liam Morritt;
At honne a really nanny chap of
strictly energetic means,
As be gets; 01;ound all through the
map. selling farmers their ma-
chines.
And though: the farmers often think
the cost of goods he should
041111111511,
Rut with a conscience as a break,
be seldom trims them to a finish,
From Wangham Town, Joe Evans
came a man of independent mind;
He always speaks in accenta clear,
with observations smooth and
kind',
When he carne here in forty-one, he
sat in with the Liber -ale,
And he was royally received with
great acclaim by all his pals;;
And you, may all remember too, tow
he surprised most all the natives,
When. he .came back in forty-two, he
lined up with the Conserv-Mins
:Stephen Township sent a Reeve a
most attractive sort of man,
And we have all greatly relished
here, the. Irish wit of Lon.
McCann.;
At farming he's an adept true, end
dtupivs the job from "A to 7,"
And his splendid home in Stephen
there, it really as a treat to see,
In: debating he is quite sincere. and
always takes a worthy place
With common sense and vision clear
and keen Intelligente ole his face,
And Stephen, sent a Deputy too, one
of our best diplomats,
He always knows just what to do—
the level-headed Et. q, Rate.
A most progressive farmer, lie with
modern methe15 rap to date,
With modern rules and modern
tools„ and all'' things ran 111tg
smooth and straight,
In streaking, he is. "quite profouh.d
anti lakes things always Elam and
cool,
Wits] action, clean and Judgment
sotrn:ct as he Observes debating
rile,
Prole ,Stanley naive Fred
bold) au d he's 0 rugged 1
stout,
ratson.
u and
A councillor or 111e finest multi, a
strategist beyond a doubt,
In debating he is .bold and free,
which zul3ared wall for our im-
provement;
Every tline he took the floor lo talk
about the farniel'a' nano eluent,
in business he is keen and smart
and it will really be a pity,
if be can't stay another year, an
Chairman of the "Home" Coon.
nlittee.
From Godea'kh Township, Itathwoll
came, a thrifty fanner and a
worker,
And if you visit at his farm, you'll
always find that he's no shirker;
Ile farms with methods up to date,
and that's a feat without deduction,
For he keeps a dandy bunch of cows
and boasts the country's cheese
production,
Ie•speaking, he is always fair and
understands the country ills,
A really enterprising chap from 011
those Goderich Township hills.
From tlsborne, Percy Passmore
came, and he's a rdbust man and
round,
But he's. a solid chap, though short,
talo hundred if he weighs a pound;
At home an energetic type, with
quiet ways and no alarmer,
He's known for many nl11es around
as a thrifty and progressive
farm er.
In debating he is sound ami wise,
an interesting men to watch
'When he talked about the County
Roads, or warmed up on the Plow-
ing Match,
Tuckersinith sent to us q. Reeve, a
elan most earnest and sincere,
And we always look for something
sound, when we have S. H. Whit-
more here,
With quiet manner, sullooth and true,
he always gets the 'best attention;
Has a grasp of •Ciau.nty ntatte•as too,
that's quite beyoind our comma-
hensi0n;
In Speaking, easily understood for
he always gives sound explan �1fon-
Livery time he takes the floor, to
talk to us on: Education,
From McKillop 'Rmsel Do:rance
came, of stalwart -form and six
feet two,
A ratan of specially rugged frame and
principle both sound and true
To fanners in the caunty 'round, he
really need's .no introduction,
Por he keeps a splendid Shorthorn.
herd and boasts the county's beef
pronation.
Ile always takes ;loug-sighted views.
which augur well for his atone-
m•ent,
And justifies' the stand he took on
that needful Plowing Match post-
ponement.
And Ferguson came front, Hellen
here, a chap quite smooth and de-
bonair,
With common 'sense and careful
thought, and judgment sound ire's
always there,
At fanning he is up to data, pro-
gressive ways in his possession,
With methods systematic, too as,
farms there on the sixth Conces-
sion.
In talking he is straight and clear,
and always taken a 5btitnd position,
As when he presented to us here,
his neigh'bor's Pliowiln.g Match
petition.
From Morris, Frances Duncan cane,
and he's a willowy loci and limber,
And you can tell just at a ;;lance,
that he's of tough and wiry
timber;
Tn. debating he is quite austere, with
calm and cool deliberation!
But be always gets right to the
point with systematic observation,
And he's a dimly at R. dance and
always gives us quite a thriller
Lavery time he gets ' a chance to
dance a clog with Neaman Mi1151',
grey Township sent to us it Reeve,
a.man that pets no frills on,.
And everyone admires here the
etralgltt square shooting Tommy
Wilson;
I•Te always slays Mat what he thinks
and nothing ever aupei'fltsons,
He's also careful what ile drinks,
a11R1 sets a good example to us;
Re 1100 a most distinctive volas and
Uses 11- with great precision,
And with honest thanking as a
•guide, he'll always reach u, s,und
decision.
A Deputy also came from Gr *y, a
ratan of soundsubstantial learning,
Ofstraight and stalwart farm is he,
with laudable ambition • burning;
If we had difficult problems on; and
00)111n= sernae began to wauder,,
We'd always get some sound ad sine,
from ca111101 s A1ex. Aleander;
Perhaps our youngest Member 115re,
with his career jest nicely started,
Arid the channel are that he'll be
here, when the most or , ue have
all departed.
•
WEDNESDAY, Decemhes 2nd, 1942 -- .
WAR -EINE TRAVEL, TIP Na. 2
NO WOW lots off/me
/have p TIcxOr
re,
Wise Man! He patronized
the City Ticket office well in
advance and will avoid last
minute rush and uncertainty at train time.
P.S. 30e's also travelling light in wartime
to conserve available railway space.
CAN DIAN NATIONAL
From Hetrick Township came a
Reeve, the conscientlons William
Gamble,
Ills, influence was always great,
wher, ere oar thoughts began to
,,ramble;
In: debating he was most sincere quad
worth of our emulation,
When he spoke about the County
-Home or the Agricultural. Federa-
tion.
His sudden death we all deplore his
memory too we all revere,
Few rin.en there are with virtue's
more, and few so earnest and sin-
e 're.
And always gets s'tch good results,
that they are really most surpris-
ing.
He always ,,c: ; a lot of hogs per-
haps four score or more,
And helps produce a lot of poria, to
win this hloomin' war,
Wool 'nwainuh Sent to ue 0 elan,
an good as they have found.
And We always felt well satisfied, if
we had Tommy Webster round'
Another thrifty farmer too, with .
energetic ways about him,
A man with c, . ,a nn sense and true,
and it never takes him very long
He has a voice as smooth as silk
with most effective modulation,
A voice that really carries well, with
every clear articulation,
Froin Turnberry 'Township name e
Reeve, an entertaining. chap is he,
He can tell a tale or spiny a yarn,
and do it with the utmost glee;
A good fish story he can tell, as to
how be almost caught a whale
And how at last it got away, a really
interesting tale.
As a Councillor .he is wise and
sound,, for right he struggles
might anti main,
And we are always looidng round,
• for hoil05t men like Roland (train,
Prom East Wawanosh, Raymond
Redmond came, distinctive a.s our
bachelor member,
Which stamps hint as a. clever man,
anti something we 0)10uid all re-
member,
And although we've tried to change
his view and correct hhn in his
foolish motions, '
In spite of all that we can de, he
stie.lts right to his bachelor
notions,
And many a maiden 'round about
have no doubt tried to capture
h1m,
But before they know what they're
about, he has thein eat ((5500 0,
limp,
In debating he is 5010101 end clear,
and he has mighty hard to match,
When bo gave 115 his opinions here,
on that needless costly Plowing'
Match.
And 'Colborne 'Township sent a
Reeve, the canny cautious �S"illiatn
Thom%
A. •disciple of the ,Scottish rime with
all his methods tool and 081111,
At rafting sae's it specialist with
/methods always enterprising,
one o' us
With a splendid reputation, a suc-
cessful Country Vet,
And he's a handy man to have, whop•
animals take sick,
When MacDonaid's horse was nearly
dead, he cured hint mighty quick.
Tn. 'speaking he is very clear, and
never thinks of private gain,
And it's really fine to have hint
here, the patriotic 'Gilbert Frayne,
This story would be incomplete and•.
never should in print appear,
It it should' fail to mention here,.
our cool and cautious Engineer,
Roy Patterson's a man of worth. a•
most substantial man. and square,.
Of solid frame and rugged form and
shoulders like a rugby Player.
Ano qt Toad building he is top;, and'
that's a fact without deductaou,
For people come from far and near -
to learn new tips on Road Con-
strttction,
In conclusion. it is fair to state after
due coneid'eration;
That the County Council of this date
will meet with worthy commenda-
tion,
Par it was their aim throughout the
year, in every act of legislaiion.
To secure for Hunion County here,.
constructive sound edIutniStratiora,.
They have left a truly grand record,
real substantial men and trine,
Gf this Huron 'County Connell of
Nineteen. P+orty-two,
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