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The ootmoil.ca tie O:WM iP- of; Ha•3^
•met.in the Tow ishlli T a11v Zurich,' on
Monday,, , .W.4l 7.,, 0:L 3 . P,.In•P at Witii,
ch,
time. the, 7oliowing 'correspondence
was, presented: Judge T. M. Ooate1lo,
se Beierling' appeal; Frank I:MA i411y,
re Bedard appeal;m•W; 'F.' Uia dyn, rd
poles; Clinton 'Community , Hospital,
re extension to hospdita1; High l'ohaol
Board,CExeter; Hai. Township School
.Area Board; ••Sherr le Egtlipment Go.,,
Ltd., re power •'maintainer; ' DepartM
anent• of Hl:gh-w,.ays; re 1947 mnunicipal•
road expenditure by-law approval;
'gravel tender. -
That upon the„request of the••ttvs
tees of the Zurich Police Village to
have their employees covered for
,compensation under the township
compensation _policy with the village
paying the extra premium., be granted.
That. the tender for hauling and crush-
sing
rush -ing gravel for Hay, Township roads
as received from Wm. Jennison to be
taken from the Welsh pit, rate to •be
45c per yard for crushing •ante'• a flat
,rate of 55e for hauling, be accepted.
That the accounts far Hay Township
, general accounts, roads, relies and
Hay ,Municipal Telephone System, be
paid ae ,per „toucher
Tow ,1,0/P 40946aelgllgh MOMPIION
•$1:.20; -Janes* Mass]' 0414501r ,l gisilt
.1(C.ase�rr $21St; "Micelle# �a Garage, `$.7;
kassmorp'e Garage, $10.03: General
Supply Coe' $26,3'$: H, W. Brokenr.
shire ,stagnps, $14,10;. Wmn Je1piapnu,.
1541; Allan Jbhhgon,; $4,20, • 'I'PhOne•
Masse, $139.57; • Zurich, Motors; 184.37;
Zurieh• Garage, $8,90; Signal -Star'
Preefs, 14.80; Toolter'sudth. Telephone
5yptem, • $9.30; •'f 19oR Allan•, ;$189:00,
Total, •$1,389,79.
•....., aelief 'Mrs. John Suplart, $2'5; Em-
ina BassoW1 $8.90; Mrs,,. Edith Mason,
$15; A. Heideman, rent, $3.0Q. 'I tai,
$61.90,.
Hay Municipal Teleplione System. --
-T. H. Hoffman, $3a2.44; H. W k. Broken -
shire, $57.2'5'; Be�1 Telephone Co.,
2.77.08;•- Receiver -General, excise 'tax,
$203.00; H. G. 'Rees, 1305.94; Northern
Electric; '$340:99; Automatic 'Electric,
$14.00, Total, 11,520.70..
General: Accounts Treasurer of
Huron Co.; .$23.60; H, W. Brokenshire,
168.90; '-Zurich= Hydro -Electric, $4.46;
Whinier & Co., $35.85; Treasurer Hay
Municipal Telephone • Sylstem, $1,100.
Total, $1;232.90.
The meeting adjourned to meet
again on Monday, Mal^ 5, at 1.30 p.m.
BROAD BREASTED
Bronze Turkey Poults
wissimmmos
WITH CEILING 'RICES.. REMOVED, THE
PRICE OF 'TURKEYS WILL LIKELY
BE QUIET HIGH NEXT FALL'
Sexed Poults: ALL TOMS. and AS HATCHED
available NOW
We can supply you for most dates if you place your
Order . at Once
Special DiscountPrices
For April 29th ` Hatch
ORDER YOUR. POULTS TODAY
All Poults hatched are from Broad Breasted
Bronze BLOODTESTED BREEDERS ,y
All are hatched' in Automatic Special Turkey
Inctubators:
Send TODAY for PRICE 'LIST and Full Particulars
Ask too for our SPECIAL TURKEY GUIDE -'
Lakeview Turkey Ranch
Phone 294
WEIN BROS. - '- EXETER, ONT.
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.. that's Mary's way of re-
=aniriding us that, although more'
•,people are making more tele-
Iiliouc calls elan ever before,*
, lie answersmost calls in a mat-
ter of recon ls.
There are still times when you
Tay have to wait longer' but,
on the average, nine our of ten
calls are answered' in Jess than
sten seconds.
We are doing our utmost: to meet all
y e it telephone needs and to: Continue
to give the Crest service at lowest cost.
4Here's How Telephone Calls
t Have Grown in,S'eaforth
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Igo 1947
Telephones in use: . , 848 1,015
Local calls, tinily: . 2,809
Long Distance calla, daily: 54
• 'THE, BELL 'TELEPHONE
3,85.1'
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J. M. GOODW I N,
Manager
COMPANY OP CANADA •
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cessRulita'ttaoq l with specially pre-
pared blank ; ,nitta Or .pastes. • Even
where a dark.,ekin of an 'anhalai xray
-reduce the eentrafft, •the 'ey?lybole n
many cases may be deciphered by a
Penrlight being held behindthe 'tat-
too,
IToweeer, some ;breeds of She., ,pc+e :
sent a special Problem >n tt, ,°g
increasing , ages• blaelf.• ifiataQs dete7'irr
orate. The developnfren,t of a' green
tattoo ink by ;the Chenp:ietry Division,.,
Science Service; Dominion Depart-
ment of. Agriculture, has largely Ov-
ercome this difficulty aid has• been
shown • to be satisfaotorY in South
down an,dijinopshires. Its a Elea -
tion to other sheep `breeds and to oth-
er species ,1s expected to give simi-
lar results} Other .coloring, •agents
are ;beinl,g tested by the Dominion Di-
vision, of Chemietryn for ,;toxicity, brit-
'fence;
rit'lance; and stability, and,,used in con-
binations to provide marking mediums
for special, eircumstatices.
',For successful tattooing, ear•surfac-
es of the' animals eh'quid be c1'eaned,
with alcohol, carbon tetrachloride,.
gasoline, Or kerosene,' and wiped dry.
After the ink -has been applied to the
tattoo ,needi'es and the tattoo. made,
a 'further,'quantity, of the ink should'
be applied ,to the skirt nd, thoroughly
rubbed in: ' Tattoo needles, should be -
kept clean, and sterilized before and
after tattooing.'
'Binder Twine
Binder 'twine' is man ifaetured and
sold ander the' pr:ovisiens of the In-
epection' and Sale Act, Which requires
that every' ball of binder (twine fox
sale ie Canada be labelled with the
name of
the dealer and the number of
"feet per pound.. The Act, is adminis-
tered by the Plant Products Division,
Dominion Department of' Agriculture,
whose officers make inspections and
take samples to see, that the ' twine
measures up to the requirements of
•the Act'. In addition to the Inspection
and. Sale Act, the Division is respon-
sible for the *administration -of •th'e'I
Seeds Act, the •Feeding Stuffs Act, the
Fertilizers Act, Pest Control. Products
Act, and the Hay and Straw Inspec-
tion Act. •
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Tina -regular Meeting. Of ltbe Hulieltt
OW:Mita , ctluncix ia}glC phaco in the
Community X ail, U040lboro, April 7
at g p.m., when tl reeve and tali.
Members of the eouflciy Were present;
A' delegation of •PIMPAYers was re-
PAyeti; from !the lith concession: con,
ceruing drainage .ab.4140 iunotiop... o1
the, lath cqn�,eession ;and No. 4 High-
way'. 0ot:ion- oE' .Gdunciilors Les,
Reid and; Wm. E. Dale,::the Departnien't
of Highways was asked to repair
drain and clean out at the junction of
the 13th 'concession, Mullett Twp., and
No. 4 Highway,
A' delegation frim ..Clinton. Hospital
was received. Mr. 0.”IL Jefferson
spoke on the prgptogltion of the-build-
ing
he build-ing the new wing to the bospitel, ate
gave 'a report, on the financial , stand•
ing of the ;hospital,. the aims of the.
board, and the hopes df the board in
receiving assistance from the neigh-
boring munieipalities. Dr., Shaw gave
an interesting report ,on the percent-
age, of patients admitted. to the hospi-
tal from the surrounding municipal;-
ties, and told•'of'the shortage of space
and proper eguipme7et';needed to .pro-
perly 'Care for the numbers requiring
•hospital ''attention. There will he a
meeting in Clinton in tthe near fure-
when the hospital hoard will meet the
councils of the surrounding munici-
palities to go. further into this project,
By-law No: 6, 1947, was read the
necessary times, sighed by the ;Clerk
and Reeve and the township seal at-
-cached,. The by-law was for the- lic-
1 easing of taxis in; the township. '
On 'motion of J. ,Ira Rapson and
Les. Reid, the road superintendent
was instructed to ask for tenders for
thecrushingdelivering and el n of 5 0 .
"yards of graves on the. township roads.
I Accounts were •approved for pay-
ment as' follows,: Blyth Standard;
printing, advertising ,anti supplies,
$101.00; •Ciinten News -Record, print-
ing,
rinting, advertising; '$10.50; Department of
Health, insulin, 14.97; Geo. W. Cowan,
part salary, $70; ' Blyth Telephone Sys-
tem; digging boles, -$17.5,62; Lavis Con
struction Co., snow removal, $234.00
Robert Riley, snow ,removal, 14; Ben
Riley, snow removal, 14; Alex Riley,
snow removal, $3; Doug. I4esk, snow
removal, $3; Chas. Hoggart, snow re-
moval,' 1200; Bert Hoggart, snow re-
moval, 12.50; Glen,- Carter, snow re -
,Lift Wartime Orders on Dairy Products
After, April 1. 1947, anyone can make
as much ice cream, sherbet and Pro-
cess cheese as be wishes, the Domini
ion Department of 'Agriculture has ah:.
pounced.
•By rescinding three of its wartime
orders, the Dairy Products Board op-
ened the 'dairy products manufactur-
ing•feld to,uewcomers who have been'
xest icted , from. en•tering this....induatry.
for the past three to four years.
Although manufacturers will be re-
quired to report the amount of, ice
cream, mix, sherbet mix and process
Or emuisifled cheese produced in the
quarteryear ended March 31, their
future 'output will be governed only
by the demand for their product and
the availability of raw supplies.: -
The - tlfree orders rescinded begin -
April' 1 are': • •
Order No. 51 which designated per-
sons entitled to manufacture ice cream
mix and sherbet mix' after the 1st
April, 1943, and \limited ,the volume
of ice cream' -mix and sherbet mix
that 'could be manufactured by. such
persons' during any quarter of any
year.
Order No. 59 which prohibited the
addition of any milk, cream or other
dairy product to• ice cream ' mix or
sherbet mix either prior to or at time.
of freezing.
' • Order No. 72 which 'designated per-
sons entitled to manufacture process
or emulsified cheese -after the 1st
April. 1944; limited, the quantities of
Cheddar cheese 'which .could be used
by such persons in the manufacture of
process or emulsified Cheese and .lim-
ited the amount of process or emulsi-
fied cheese which could be manufac-
tured by such persons during any
quarter of any year.
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Farm Land Values
,• The average valise of oecupied,farm
lands in Canada -for 1946 is reported
at $32 per acre. This represents an'
increase of seven per cent over the
average values indicated in 1944' and
4945, and an increase of..28 per cent
"over'the 1935-39 average. The upward
trend in farm .land values. from pre-
war levels, states the Dominion 'Bur
eau of Statistics, reflects at least .in
part the relative changes which have
occurred in the .price 'levels of farm
'product`s and of the things Which far-
mers ' buy. The Bureau's index of
farm prices of agrieultural products
• for 1946 was '83.5-per,cent, above the
1935-39 level, while for the aame year
the index prices of comhodities and
services used by''d`armersi had advanc-
ed 45.4 per cent from the 1935-39 base -
period level: Increases in farm land
values over 1945 -levels were reported
in all provinces with the excpUon of
Price Edivard Island and New Bruns-
wick, where slight decreases occur-
red. .
Hay and Pasture Tests '
Extensive tests of pure species and
mixttfres';ef grass are conducted every
year by the Division of Forage Plaints,
Dominion Experimental" Farms -Ser-
vice. Informlation collected over a
period of years shows that the yields
may be greatly increased by the use
of suitable grass :and legume species.
The addition of alfalfar to the yielding
mixture In the Ottawa area for hay
has given a . long-time average in
crease of 30 per .cent over mixtures
without alfalfa. Mixtures containing
alfalfa and•used for pasture produced'
20- per cent more than •.similar mix
tare's with, no alfalfa. Ladino' •clover
grown in' mixtures produced over 20
per cent more than m•ixtiires contain-
ing alsike or 'rpd clover as one of the
legumes. The new varietie's of grass-
es and legume,; licensed in "tile Divi-
sion continue to be more productive
of hay and pasture than commercial
sorts..
Bull Quadruplets'
• An Ayrshire cow •owned by a farmer
at flscchus March, Western Attutralia, ,
reports the "Australian News," has
glveli,,birth to gnadruplets=four heal-
thit ibull +talveb, weighing. 47 ibis., 41
lbs., 39 lb's. and 35 ,'lbs,
FIREPLACE FURNACE
For Summer Hames
and Cottages --
drays ioki air our of ;,ions
—sends bog as in w ac•
place is instead of hearing
oanide—circglacts *re—
ams fuel—no move mid
•evenings at cottage
Wrikq.-.
TWEED STEELJNORKS..
'LIMITED (Dept. 27)
Pla to hest.pst.
'TWEED; QNT.
.s:1
r vale $2; $ Breisselal''0p4 snotiv•e".
Inl•.o'aaly, $4, Al°laii' ps, show rewpval,
.
$,Z,, J 4In;:eep4, mow xez„Povai, 12;
GeA. atigord',, etmw:removal $1,574.1'S d=
J, ,',McEwi;rg, vAashtiut, $1,75; .Harry
Snell, snow removal, $3; Arch: •i'ley,
snow neinoval, $9; $les Boyes, snow
removal, $3149.75; F, Tatoblyn, atter
tor, 8200.60. --Geo, W. -Cowan, Cierrk.
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1ghwa East
T71. 4s.. Banquet
0
The Highway, East. Fier n Forum held
their seventh ,annual supper' • at the
'home of Mr, and ilirs., 1. O'Leary -
Forty -seven• members werepresent
and sate down to a chicken supper.
The tables were decorated with,bowis
of red reses' and candlesticks.
Euchre was enjoyed, . prizes being
v¢oxi • as follows: • Men's First prize; ' Mr.
G. Lowrey; ladies' first prize, Mrs. E.
Boyce; lone .hands, men, 4. Harrison;
ladiee, G. Nixon; consolation prize,.T'.
Govenlock and Mrs. D. Papple.
A vete of 'thanks was 'heartily ex-
tended to the host and' hestess for
their kindness and hospitality.
Howick Council
Holds Meeting.
Howie e
Howick u o nci met m t r 'n
the Clerk's
office on April 5, according to adjourn-
meat, the Reeve,' John Winter, in the
chair. All , members,. Were present.
-Moved by Zurbrigg and Parrish:
That this council instruct the Clerk to
prepare a by-law establishing a legal
line fence. Carried. Moved ,by Strong
and Farrish: That we renew our road
insurance for 1947 with A. E: Wilson
& Co., of London: Carried. , .Moved . by
Zurbrigg and 'Strong: That the follow-
nng bills be paid:„•
R. W. N. Wade, pemium for bond
for treasurer, 120; P. Durst part sal-
ary, ,• 160.00; relief, 1151.90.; Elmer
Downey, caretaking at Gerrie Hall,
$17.50; IL W. N. Wade, renewal road
•insurance, $203.00; . Albert Heibein,
refund. 'dog tax, 12.00.
Moved by, Parrish and' Gowdy: That
the road accounts as approved be paid.,
Carried. • Moved by Zurbrigg and Far-
rish: That the tenders on debentures
of the Day Drain, be held over until
the next meeting: Carried.
Moved' by Strong and Gowdy,: 'That
we adjourn this meeting and••meet on
the 5th of May or at the call of the
Reew.,e. Carried, John Winter, Reeve;'
Philip L. Durst,
`.I
- Skinner Murnb
Elinavi'lle United ' ,Ohureh• wast , the
scene of a prette wedding On ,Satitr'•
day, April:a'$; at12.30 noon, when Mar-
ian Eunice, y?Iou t. daughteeof Mm•
and 'Mrs: Philip. 14i+dreh, .Of Elimville,.
became the _bride of Mr: Jonathan
Ross Waiter, son of .Mc. and '11,1r
Melville SltdnneF,
also. .of > limvliie.
Rev. Wm. Mair performed the .,eere-
moray.. The bride -wast given in afar
riage by her father and looked;. charm-
'.ing .in a floor length gown of white
'satin with nylon, yoke andiron, of net
with halo headdress of i1dyvers.. ' 'Her
• bouquet Was roses and snapdragons.
The.'„bridesmaid ';vas Mise �? 1aa a
"Stephanie,;. of Elimvi1lfe, and'the"-.Maid,
of .honor was Miss Wilma 'Neal, of
Exeter, who were gowned alike in
pink• end peach nylon seer with lOE 1g
sleeves and -embroidered,. with bod=
lee and sleeves in spring colors., The,
flower girl, little Mary 'Skinner, ceil-
sin of the groom,,, wore blue net with
halo h a
e dkixessand 1
sho -, vel with
rt
old-fashioned s
bouquet. The groom'
man was supper -'ted: by Mr. Elgin
Skinner, of Elrmville. The organist
was ars. W..Batten and Mrs. H. Bell.
sang "I •Long, You Truly' and "'Al-
ways” The groom's gift to the ' bride
was a cabinet' of silver .and to the at
tendonts, compacts•. The reception
was held in .•the church basement
With. about •s'ixty guest present. Those
ass'lsting• at the luncheon were Mr.
and Mrs.' Russel King, Misses Lenore
Cooper, Alden PyBm, Eunice Penhale,
Ruth Skinner and Laverne Skinner.
The tables were decorated with pink
and' white tapers and the bride's• table
was centred with', • the w,ediding cake
with ,streamers and bells. Guest who
were present from a distance includ-
ed Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murch, Donna
and Bonnie. Mr. and;, Mrs, • Skinner
left later on a trip to Niagara Palls
and Kitchener, the .bride: travelling in
a powder blue suit with black acces-
sories 'ands fur coat ^. They will -.reside
on the groom's farm south of .Eli-
viilem
. • •
King -' Copper
A pretty wedding was solemnized
at the Dome ofeMr. and Mrs. Bruce'
I
4ts<
ter of Ole 0,
march, ,:'Theo,',
ou the a :cny ofb.
place under
pink easnatiofl
Wore a floor]
satin .i ece,,e.
$'ager -tip vert i..
of orange blossoms She
string of-pearle,;the gift,tvf.!h1
and carried a :''beiiq•;Ctet of
and white eareed. Issas,• Mre'
Kerslake,' friend Of 'the
bridesmaid. -oho•• wore' :a it 9746kg._
gown •r ••' ,hiss nylon boddce with 4a
blue nit 4 rt hie,
blue:tier*
headdress; .she carried a nosegay of
pink inoses: and sheet peas. Robeilb.r
Reid, .of London, .'wae. best man. rite,•
Wedding . dinner was served) at then
home to thirty . guests. 'Mr,s. !Anti
Hodlgert, Janet Hodigert; Mrs. 'Beo
Blair and Mise '
Marion M
UrclN-
7P8ras .t.
waitresses For their wedkidng .t$ip;to
Niagara Fails and Buffalo the tbr$s,
donned a turquoise blue suit
matching hat and ,+black acceassRie ten
On their return. they will resli3p•,, r, •'
the groom's farm near Exeter-
70‘"
xeter
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miserable. dr
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issPirits.PeshaPirts
't think iii yaw
fano, as be* 1.
time: Yetfaidljki
naysanyafteneaow
rheumatic pains, turted rest
"tired -out" feeling. That's` the tine to got
and use Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's hely
your kidneys to shear the trouble -a iiiag
poisons and excess adds from the systems.
and give you at dance to feel better. ,renis
better. Get Thidd's Kidney Pill:tido, tvtg
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