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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1947-08-22, Page 6.7,P77.7.777,777. Purchase Phone Cable Ti-ke ckt the Township of Hay wood; Department of Highways, re PIS 03, tiee. Township Hall, Zurich, on WIR11?-04Y, ..4Aglast• 11, at 8 p.m. 'The OWes19911dence dealt with was as fol - 3004; Itythe-Electrie Power Commis- • atOrt, re' acceptance of terns of sale feeable to et. Joseph Airport; Bell Tel Co., rental of pin space fpr mile p space east of Dash- subsidy'; Ontario Municipal Board, re granting approval to buy portion of Clark's Telephone Systera and bor- rowing of $9:000.00 to connect that portion. , Motions: That the Hay Municipal Telephone System rent pin Space from the Bell Telephone Co, for the 3% )cailee li4e$ eaat ef DasAltwOO4 and avoid, duplication of lime on that portion. That Bylaw No. 9, 1947, re- gnesting PbralliSSiOR from the Ontario Municipal Board to borrow $9,000 to Matinee the .onnexatiott of the portion of the .Greeliton RUral. Telephone SYls- tem be read 'third time. That Per- unssto e secured from the .Ontario Municip Board to sell debentures on the (e.la. u -Mitchell Drain Bylaw 7, 1947, and the Becker Drain Bylaw 13, 1946, and. Wurm Drain Bylaw 12, 1946, Thal application be made to the De- partment of Highways for initial pay- ment of the 1947 road subsidy. That Excellence Flour Mills, Limited SEAFORTH, ONT. - - PHONE 354 5 4 ° •CELLENCE FEE. Now available to Dealers, Whcilesalers, Retailers and Farmers at Mill Door • PIG STARTER , HOG FATTENER HOG GROWER DAIRY RATION CALF MEAL CHICK STARTER CHICK GROWER ' LAYING MASH , GROUND WHEAT WHOLE WHEAT *BARLEY MEAL WHOLE BARLEY GROUND OATS ROLL CRUSHED OATS • WHOLE OATS Manufactured by urgeon1 Grain & Processed Feeds SEAFORTH, ONT. * *- PHONEJ354 Bran available with Balanced Feeds • ; EXCELLENCE in NAME and QUALITY 1. BAYFIELD Garfield -Weetlake, Wilfred Castle arel Beveeley' McClinchey left on Fri- day lest for British Coluenbia. Me Roy eetd..,eod, of Toledo, spent a 'week's vacation with hie mother, Mrs. Adelaide McLeod. Rose and Jim Unsworth, ..of Los Angeles, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Fred'lla,visen ond • M. and Mrs. Roy Fleming, of'l Detroit, 'Went the Nv•eek- end with Mrs. J. Daviepte Douglas•King, of Toronto, and Mr. and ,Mrs. C. leievy and Bob, of $t. Catharines, spent a week -end with the former's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Klag. Mr. and Mr& Wallace Johnston have return'ed to their home in Wilcox, Seek., ofter spending the past five weeks with friends in Bayfieldand Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Little and fam- ily, of 13rantford, are guests ot Mr. and Mrs. C. Toms. ',Bylaw No. 10, 4947,1 confirming the 1947 rates for the TOWnship of„Hay, be .readthird time. That the Hydro-,. Electric. Power 'Commission of On- tario be nodded that the Hay Mun- icipal Telephone System will pur- chase the telephone cable and equip- ment as peretender. That Marcel Cor- riveau be.....engaged to construct the concrete bridge on the second con- cession south, over the CanteMitchell drAn, according to. the Department of Highways' blue prints. That the mo- tion ef July 7, appointing J. Geiger as sanitary inspector, he rescinded and that 'he be reappointed as a member of the Board of Health, That F. W. Clarke be paid for theportion of his system according to the agree- ment drawn up. That accounts for Hay Township General, Roads, Re- lief and Hay Municipal Telephone System be paid as per voucher. Hay Township General Accounts --e Ontario Municipal Board, $10; Sam Oestreicher, $12,80; C. L. Smith, 164: J. W. Haberer, $246.58; J. Deichert, Jr., $24.6.58; Basil Edwards, $163.81; H. W. Brokenshire, $97; Bank of Mon- treal, Hydro, $5.02; Bank of Montreal, tile deb., $144.88; Geo. Hess, $10.00; T. C. Haberer, $2,46.58; Con S•iemen, $510,81; Mrs_ 0. Koehler,' $61.64; Pearl Want; $135.62; Hay Municipal Telephone System, $3,800.00. Total, $5,755.32. Roads—Roy Merrier, $2; Adelbert Smith. $11.65; Rudolph Becker, $7; Ed. Kalbfleisch, $3; Louis Caption, $7.60; Keith Thiel, $1; 'Alphonse Mas- se, '$25.55; Hubert.,Miller, $5.23; Mar - eel Corriveau, $3.75; Percy, Campbell, $5; H. Rose, $17.12; Roofer's. 'Supply, $18; C. L. Sinith,,$4.50;•• Hay -Town- ship Drains, $834.00; Wm. Watson, $9.15; Gerald Smith, $6.40; Elmore Deters, $6; Howard Adkins; .$10; Al- fred ekeidinger, $5.00; James, Masse, $59,30; Jack Adams, $5.23; Gordon Corriveau, $5.23; Hugh Thiel,. $5.00; Homer Russell, $3; Harry McAdams, $1.8.0; Lorne Rader, $2.75; H. W. Brokenshire. $6,,90; Dominion Road, Macbinery CO., $4.43c Total, $1,085,59. R.elief-eMrs, John Suplat, $25; Ene- ma B'assow, $8.90; Mrs. Edith Mason, $15; A. •Heidemare rent, $3.00. • Hay Municipal Telephon System— Bell Telephone Co., $517.23; Strom - 'berg -Carlson, $12.12; H. G. Hess, $305.94; H.. W. ,DrOkenshire, $53.27; Docon Telephone, $370.02; Northern Electric, $199.25; Hay Stationery, $2.25; T. E. Hoffrnan, $763.59;. Geo. Pollai'd. $353,25; F. W. Clarke, $2,- 775.00. Total, . $5,251.92. The meeting adjourned to meet again on Tuesday, Sept. 2, at 1.30 P.m. verfihniffkihikfitv'e far BIGNNCAR QuALITy YOU'LL LIKE THAT BIG -CAR STYLING! You'II like the long, low lines of the new Chevrolet! You'll Ike' the look of massiveness and s+urdiness. That big, beauti+ fu l Unisteel body is by Fisher, -you kuow— the only Body by Fisher in the low -price field! YOU'LL LIKE THESE RIG -CAR FEATURES! CheVrobst's pocked 'with features that give you Big -Cdr com- fort and safety. Positive -Action Hydraulic Brakes, for example, with exclusive design features for safer, surer Stops. Unitized Knee -Action, for inst.:Artie,' that adds 'stability and ease ewe steering, as well as riding comfort. THIS -••• YOU'LL LOVE! But your greatest thrill will came wen you find out thaf Chevrolet is in the low-priced line . . - the line that costs lest for gas, oil and upkeep. Chevrolet's the one car that gives you Big -Car Quality at Low. cost • The growing demand for the new.,,Chevrolet setting an all-time record. We cannot hope for many months to fill all the orders pouring he If you arn among the many who have set your sights i'DO Chevrolet's Big -Car Quality at raw Cast, we suggest that while you wait, you rely on your Chevrolet Dealer's sersijce to keep your present car running smoothly and safely, A PRODUCT OF GENIEIRAIL MOTORS SE: 4001E4131 ',MOTOR'S I I, YOU'LL LIKE THAT BIG -CAR PERFORMANCE! What .fun to drive a new Chevrolet. There's power and pep to spare in the only Valve -in -Head Engine that powers a popular -priced car. And Chevrolet's quiet, comfortable, road -bugging way of going is so restful—so relaxing! C-7478 5. Huron Feder ation Con tinned Om Page 2) of ram is uSed to aerate the purpose. J. A. Telfer, Sheep Siaeeialist, Dom- inion ‘Department of Agriculture„. de- scribee such carelessness in selectiOn of a flock leader as regrettable and, warns that if practised continually "can end only in failure- and further .decline of the industey. Successful sheep raisers claim the ram is at least 50 per cent of the flock, whileeothers claim 75 pee cent and some, 100, per cent. • Mr. Telfer says it is a known fact, however, that high grade pure-bred rams will im- Prove the quaillty of the lambs' sired and increase the net, 'returns frpm the flock. 'Lambs marketed on. either Die car- cass or live basis are valued accord, ing to conformation, finish of flesh 'and y'ielcl of meat Conformation plays. as big part in general •appear- ance •of the 'finished carcass, in its fleshing and yield, and, finally, in its disposal over the. counter in the 're- tail- store. Flock owners would be well advised to use pure-bred rams of high grade with outstanding confor- mation and possessing development in the parts of the body which mean most in the carcass of finished Iambs. Finds Huron Towns (Continued from Page 1) the Huron County towns which for years either lost .population or stood still are growing at the present. time. There is a leteet history connected with Goderich as it was the capital of the Canada Land. Co. 'Dr, Dunlop who is the founder of Goderich is buried across the Maitland River. He was on amazing and romantic char- acter. The tales Old of him are in- numerable and almost fantaatic. He is part of the lore of Huron County. Steps should be taken by the govern- ment, or the county, or the town to preserve his grave. We hope some day that a monument is erected to this "Paul Bunyan" of Huron. Clinton and Exeter,. like Goderich, had air training centres in their vi- cinity 'during the ,war. In both towns the training centres are being cote tinued. The radar training school near Clinton which was a hush! hush! affair during the, war is planned as a permanent institkitinn and the Centra- lia Air Field near Exeter is being re- tained as.part of Canada's permanent air force echeme. •Seaforth is a go-ahead place and. the Lions Club has built dn the edge of the town a park with A bathing pool which is a thing of beauty and is -a. model ,for other, smaller towns. The farmers co-operatives are expand- ing in Huron County and are appar- ently doing a good job in the develop- ment and the marketing of farm pro- duce throughout Huron. At Seaforth we visited an egg grading plant which was recently opened Under the man- agement of Clare Reith, a former Londoner. He showed us the plant and the interesting egg grading pro- cess. . A number' of years • ago modt of these small towns were losing popula- tion; they were deteriorating. Indus - „tries were moving to the larger cities and; 'centralization was strangling them. However, today there is appar-, ently a' Swing towards decentraliza- tion on the part of industry. New plants are being built and the smaller towns are taking a new lease of life, all of which, makes for a better round- ed way of life in Ontario. One of the things which impressed us when in Australia was • the cen- ti.alization in the great cities. Aus, tralia has a half dozen e.normous Over half' the population of Aus-' is centred in these cities. Sed ; .and Melbourne, both of th.em with a population of o'er a million pe•Onie wi-th their suburbs ha've nearly a third of the population. of the whole continent. Adelaide in South Austra- lia, Brisbane in Queensland and Perth in West Australia contain nearly half of the population of their states. There are few small cities and towns or the- character which are so ri•m- erous in Canada and particularly in Ontario. Many of them are doll and, dreary affairs_ with apparently little culture such as can be found in our smaller cities ans towns. Their life , . STOPO4iITC11-,°:;:iti5. . r... Quickl ,Stop itching of insect bites, heat rash; eczema, hives, pimples, sca es, scabies, athletes ' foot and other externally c used skin troubles. lee ouick,actirig,sooteing, 5ntieptic D. D. D. PREScairnopi. Greaseless, stainless. Itch stops or your money back. Your druggist stock. D. D. D. PRESCRIPTION... •AA HURON RADIO Sales & Serviee PHONE 101 11ENSALL FOR GUARANTEED EXPERT RADIO SERVICE The Lanerkon Oil Treaters, $,tewart- Werner ;and Marconi Itaiiios.. Spare Tithe Service, Errs's, Slarley-DavidsOn Motorcycles Sales and Service. 5 WHEN IN:TORONTO Make Your Hatn• ' Ii -aurrirg LOCATED on wide SPADINA AVE. At Comma street . . . RATES . Single $1450 $3.50 Double $2.50. $7.00 Write for Polder We Advise Early Reservation A w1401.9 DAY'S SIGHT-SEEING WITHIN WALTCHIG'ClistANce A, M. Premevi., ieesteier ... eentreS uollost tito race track and the Pek t is a one tided ecanomy which 'disOrbs, thoughtful• people„ in the Gortattenwealth, • t The glory of Ontario is not the great City of Tornto, but the in- numerable email 'towns -and 'cities scattered through the province, towns such as we visited this summer in Huron. it is encouraging 'that these plaCes..today are not cluing u as was once feared, but are growing, are enterprising and .have a civic pride. Huron, .Coutity .1, can be proud of its towns, iesiraineckichetoTterYttesol Ili‘4444.70:4100.. rjeuedneHlly P01' hdp rerst!leronstem..10, NO. oiler) the cow of baqkache, headache, rheumatic pains or &stinted rest. Dodd's _contain essential oils and metfitinal iron- dierils which act directly en the Itidneyi and help then regain normal arfora. Get Dodd's Kidney Pills to -day, 13* • <4., Alik/V/Y 4 • Sept. eise latex than 12.00 midnight. TaasclaY, 1111111111111i11111111111111111/ FREE ANIMAL SERVICE OLD. DISABLED OR -DEAD CATTLE • HORSES. HOGS • SHEEP • CALVES Promptly and Efficiently Removed Simply Phone Collect MITCHELL 219 STRATFORD - 215 INGERSOLL - 21 WE DO THE REST! INGERSOLL, ONTARIO • FOR LIGHT TRUCKING Specially built to take the heavy wear and tear of high speed light trucking over city and country roads. The Gutta Percha "COMMERCIAL' DELIVERY” tire runs true to the high Gutta Percha standards of toughness and reliability. It's good m t be- cause it's tailored to the job and built -for Canadian roads by Canada's lar- gest All,canadiagi Rubber Company. 254.T-45 Order, . through' Seaforth Farmers Co-operative PHONE 9 SEAFORTH United Farmers Co-operative Co. Ltd. .28 Duke St-, a.„. Toronto 2 Excess Profits Tax Act. Standard Profits Claims ,NOTICE t6" frfdmie mat all standard profits claims must be filed with the Depart- ment of National Revenue before 1st Septeniber, 1947. All applications are required to be in, such form and contain such information as may be prescribed by the 'Minister and the Minister may reject ,an application - that is not made in such form or that does no't' contain such information: - 'The prescribed forms (S.P.1) are available at all Dis- trict Income Tax offices of the Dominion Government All pertinent information required- on the form must be included or attached' thereto in schedule form. Ten- tative or incomplete forms qr those filed after 31st August, 1947, will not be accepted. Department of islational Revenue Ottawa lames j. Minister of National Revenue, ie •