HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1947-10-30, Page 2THE SEAI+'ORTH NEWS
• H ENSALL
Hensall Council
Re K'ular• [seating of the - Village
Council.' was paid 'Tuesday, ' Uci:7tlt
at A p.m. in the' Connor tJhamber
with • all members present, ililinuLes
of the two special meetings and •the
last regular meeting read. Brown
and Parke, that the minutes be adop-
ted as read. Carried, &1r,• Appleby
appeared- as •a delegate from• the
Legion, as. regards,` securing a
wr•'eath for Reinembrance Day.'
Twitchell and Middleton, that we
'or•d'er a wreath from the Canadian
Legion at 6.50. Carried. Miss C.
141itchell appeared complaining about
her taxes and assessment as being
too high,' A delegate from the Hen-
sall Branch of the Canadian Legion
appeared, consisting of E. L. Mickle,
W. 0. Goodwin and A. Clark, ask-
ing for a grant for 'the local branch
to alter and maintain the building
recently purchased by them. Middle-
ton and Twitchell, that a by-law be
drawn up by our Clerk for a Mem-
orial grant for the boys who fought
in the 2nd great war, authorizing
a grant of 2,000.00 to the Hensall
Legion, payable in four install-
ments starting in 1947 with :$500.
and 8500, each following year
until the grant is paid. The grant is
the years 1943--19-50, to be payable
the first of May each year. Carried.
Parke and Middleton, that we pro-
claim a half holiday in the f'or'enoon
on Remembrance Day. November 11,
from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m, for the pur-
pose of attending the services at the
monument, at the Town hall. Car-
ried. P. L. McNaughton, Assessor,
reported re the 194S assessment as
made by Trim in 1947, the totals be-
ing '''1400 an.l 3570.55 buildings
24911. business, or a total assess-
ment. ,f .1..0.114-1 showing
imavase.
Hso
statin;. the t'^inlati.'11
as l,e:.
!._ F;:'7, showing a'i int"
•'.',i-':ts year. Park
.,,1+ 11 •.vn, =t sass...em roll
hnn.kd in by t''e assessor '-'e .t:.
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of Dr. F. H.r:, e
Carried. Corr:spa^:dense read
follows: Karl Hensel. De.rt. :
ways, Crown A;:,=r n e D.
Holmes, In:e=-:aaoaa:
Dept of Mi Tr2;.-.er.N R'•
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Growers Mk!... F - ..,..-
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Pipe C"..?'4 -
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World
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Hosiery
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fired. T:v: :sal.
perp::.._ '.. ..- _ ..._ _ e.:e-
phone :.7
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Tow^.
the
treasurer and :at • _.. • tense::.
to sign
report r :he d. P :s
and acco:tr s :•ea:'. s. O,.
ario M'.tri.:ira, Boar:is
`a_,prr:a: of
by -taw' .0.00 ; G. B o ro:i
postage by as - _ P:a:
treasurer,C.
16: County[ .';n n zai za:`•i:..
C. Mitchell, 7'?5: E. s ` ':e. p.l.int-
ingsigns, ha'.i. 02.5' : Bank Mon-
treal, payment loan. 01007.75; J. A. '
Paterson, salary and rubber s:amps.
0120.50: T. Kyle. salary. $73.80;
Bell Telephone -orrice, :3.0; Glad -
man mal Coihrane, transferring
deed, 89.ln: A. Spencer and Son,
eeetent sidewalks. 8225.06. T. Hud-
dleson. labour, streets, 820.0. P. L.
McNaughton. salary and postage,
$76.40: Hensall District Co-opera-
tive, coal, hall, 022,90; J. Pfaff,
teaming', streets. 01.50; A. Clark.
material and labour, hall and streets
015.35; Hensall Hydro Com., hydro,
hall, 012.20; R. E. Shaddick, paint-
ing hall, 539.85;N. Jones, labour and
material, rink, 06,35: Brown's hard-
ware, supplies, hall, 04.54; total
51691.85. Twitchell and Brown,
that bills and accounts as read be
paid. Carried, Parke and Brown,
that by-law #18, 1947, Hensall main
drain improvement, he given first
and second reading. Carried. Middle-
ton and Twitchell, that by-law *19,
1947, nomination and election, be
given first and second reading. Car-
ried. Brown and Parke, that by-
law 19 he given third and final
reading. Carried. Parke and Brown,
that we advertise lots =4 59-460-
461, Moir's Survey, for sale by tend-
er and tenders to close November
1st, 1947. Carried. Brown and Mid-
dleton, that we now adjourn 1:15
a.m. Carried.
LOGAN
October Gth, Logan Council met,
all members being present. The
Reeve presided, minutes read, adopt-
ed and signed. C. Young was paid in
full on contract for the c onstr'uc-
tion of the machinery shed, Reeve
F. W. Ahrens was appointed dele-
gate to Thames Valley Authority
meeting for Oct, 20th, Stratford.
Bonds of the Collector and Treasur-
er were renewed. A drainage peti-
tion signed by A. Gollnitz and others
was accented. 0. Gaffney C.E. 'vas
appointed to make an examination
and report back to council. Louis
Eisler. was awarded contract for
painting of machinery shed. Engin-
eers report on the N. E. drain was
adopted as read. Roads expenditure,
total of 01.310.52 paid. General ex-
penditures of 0729.01 were paid.
Council adiourtred to Oct 7th, 7:80
n.rn. Council That with all Members
being •present, the Reeve Presided,
minutes reads( Mooted and sinned.
After due consideration Council
cancelled the order for Caterpillar
Maintainer, alid placed an order for
the .Austin Western sold by the
Sawyer Massey Limited, 99 H. Pow-
er maintainer, powered with UD 14A
Diesel Motor. •
A resolution was passed to peti-
tion the Government for an increase
allowance for loss due to the T.B,
test now under way. Clerk to far -
ward a . copy to the County Clerk
for endorsement.
Manual Beuermann and Carl
l'riestap were awarded contracts
to keep winter roads open subject
to instructions from the Road Super -
intendant.
By-law 432 was passed praying
that the Minister of Municipal'Af-
fairs extend the time for the return
of the assessment roll to Oct, 22nd.
By-law 433 was passed fixing
nominations for Nov. 21st, 1 p.m. to
2 p.m. Election if found necessary
on Dec. 1st, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and no
longer. (Standard time).
Clerk was instructed to prepare a
by-law for the proposed North East
drain and extension. Interest rate
3"l per annum. 10 year Deb.
Court of Revision Dec. Atli, 3 p.m.
Ellice Twp. to be served with a copy
of the report, plans, estimates and
specifications. General expenditures
paid, 0783.75, Council adjourned to
meet on Nov. 3rd, 1 p.nr. John A.
,Rudolph, Clerk.
THURSDAY, OCT. 30, 1947
ELIMVMVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wooten and
Bonnie spent the weelt and with Mr.
and Mrs Cyril Gillis of Woodstock.
Sunday visitors with 1141, and Mrs.
Bruce CJoop'er were Mr, and. A1,'o. 1I01 -
are Delbridge and fancily o'f'Wincb'el-
sea. Mi', and Mrs. Russell King, of
Crediton:
Dili.. and Mrs, Karl [Militia of Guelph
spent the week end with Sr. and Mrs.
Nelson Coultis,
Mrs, Drummod of Brandon, Mem.
returned home last week after spend,.
ing a couple of months with her claw
ghter Mrs. John Miners. •
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sperling, Har.
vey and Hazel, visited on Sunday with
Mr, and Mrs. Earl Parrish of London.
Mr. and Mrs, Merriam Pym and
family if Theclford visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Sirs. Samuel Pym.
Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
John Herdman were Mr. and Mrs.
Hilson Whiteford and Mr. Carthau
Herdman of Ingersoll and Mr, Clayton
Herdman of Toronto.
Mr. Elgin Skinner spent the week
end at his home.
Messrs. Murray and Laurie Steplisa
of London spent the week end • with
their parents,
Misses Florence Bell and Mildred
Miller of London spent the week end
with Mrs. Thomas Bell.
REQUESTED RECIP
Mixed Pickles
(Without. spice)
1 quart dropped•reen tomatoes
1 pint chopped ripe tomatoes
1 green pepper, chopped
1 small- head of celery, chopped
2 [tedium onions, chopped
1 enlall cauliflower, coarsely chop-
ped!
1 sweet red pepper, chopped
4 tablespoons salt
3 cups cider vinegar
2 cups brown sugar
1 teaspoon mustard
'4 teaspoon cayene
Put chopped vegetables into pre-
serving kettle, sprinkle with salt
and let stand overnight, Drain
thorong'hly. Blend sugar, mustard,
pepper and .vinegar and add. Cook
until clear, about 1 hour. Seal hi
Sterilized jars.
Tomatoes Stuffed with Corn
Remove centres from enough
tomatoes to serve the family;
sprinkle with salt and invert for
hour. Cut corn from the cob. Mix
with quantity of bread crumbs and
the scooped out portion of tomato.
Season with salt and pepper and a
pinch of basil or marjoram and a
teaspoon of finely grated onion.
Stuff tomatoes. Bake in moderately
Piot oven 400 degs. for 20 minutes.
S
Serve with cheese sauce.
Canned Peaches
Prepare medium syrup by boiling
together equal parts of sugar and
water for 5 minutes; or boil to-
gether 50 eup sugar, % cup honey
and 1, cup water for 5 minutes.
ltleanwhile, blanch and cold -dip the
peaches. Peel, cut in halves and re-
tilove stones. Place peach halves in
syrup and cook gently for 2 or 3
minutes. Pack peaches in hot 'steri-
lized jars, fill up with boiling syrup.
Partially-soal, If vacuum top jars
are used, fill to within % inch of
the top. Seal. Process in hot water
bath for 15 minutes. Or process in
electric oven of 275 dogs. for 30
minutes, Remove and seal screw
top jars tightly. (Above times are
for, pint jars).
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