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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1948-01-23, Page 7A 1. 4 ,. 1. r CANO.R 4 23, 1948 -77 0, <TDE }JTiRQN RXPOSITQi • r yiti.e, bode' Itlte=r `i g 'S+i Iltis M ibeinesticpaap oe .rubes resit,': ilodd's rontain,,e41014 els +vat Riedeleal, • `'WO-diredly ea: the'; ; rs APO. n.. • Mani x11 inn. Uodd'a idney fritts te day. tab. . 1 WHEN IN TORONTO Mak, Y*Int dors 11 Rotel atter leg LOCATED ea wads SPADWA AVL AI Colima Sinai ••. RATES .•• snob $140-1pJ - Double $2.'$047.00 Write for Folder IVe Advise Early Reservation A WHOLE DAY'S SIGHT-SEEING V!'TNITHIN WALKING DISTANCE A. ILL POWELL, Pmdd•N Don't Wait Until; Spring Planting NOW is the time to have your farm machin- ery repaired and worn parts replaced! Bring your machinery to us NOW — avoid the rush in the Spring. Seaforth Motors Phone 141 Seaforth HowIcx COUNCIL HOLDS METING Powick council met in •the Cleric's office, acGordiug'to statute. The meUL- hers -elect. were ell present took the necessary :decla. „on pt' office a#• oligws•i' J 'hn Whiter, reeve; a, lylu4er Verrish, 'deputy roeve; E. l'. Strong, Harold .G9*dy : and 'Warren Surbrlgg, councillors. The business of the, c'OUn- oilroceeded, with the reeve, ;ohm . Winter; in the ehair. • Moved by Farrish: and Gowdy: That the Collector's •roil be returned at the Feb; uaryniseting. Carried. Moved: by Farrish'and Strong: That the County Treasurer write off the following pro- perties: Kate Pope Estate, let W7, Centre St., Wroxeter; James Rinn Es- tate, Pt. 30, Con. 4,' •hotb weed by the Township • of Howie Carried, Moved by, Zurbrigg and Gowdy: That the road accounts as approved be paid. Carried. Moved by Gowdy and Strong: That we continue to plow the roads in the Township of How- ick until such time as the council deem it necessary to discontinue. Carried. Moved by Farrish and Zur- brigg: • That Bylaw No. 3 of the Town- ship of Howick, for the year 1948, as read the third time, be finally passed. Carried. Moved by Zurbrigg and Fairish: That the following accounts be paid: J. C. Edgar, relief, H. Cowan, $18.30; A. Munro, relief, Geo. Newton, $11.24; 'W, Harrison, rent, C. H. Steurnol 37; R. J. Hueston & Son, coal, C. H. Steur- nol, $10; R. J. Hueston & Son, coal, H. Cowan, 310; H. Murray, relief, J. 2.48; R. H. Stephens & Son, relief, C. Steurnol, 334.84; Rona ltenVelsor, r:. ef, J. Graham, $18; W. Heimpel, relief, eo. Newton, $3.15; W. Heimpel, rel J. Graham 31.50; Harry Barnard, 'efund dog .tax, $1.50; Ed. McCallum, refund dog tax, $2.004 John Falconer, wood, Gorrie Hall, 336; John Falconer, wood, Wroxeter Hall, 372; Donald Townsend, salary, caretaker, Wroxeter Hall 355, , re- pairs $1.96; Harris Stewart, cleaning Fordwich shed, $6; Bob Campbell, fill for Branch G, Drain 10, $40.25; Dr. L. N. Whitley, medical care and trip to Listowel, re Mrs. Harper, 320; The Municipal World, question answered, 50e; J. H. Shannon, legal advice, $20; Treasurer, County of Huron, hospi- talization, Mrs. M. Newton, 320.25; Wingham Advance, ads for voters' list and nomination, $7.15; Wm. Ad- ams, Sr., refund dog taxes, 34; G. B. Macdonald, fees and expenses on drains, 375; Dominion Bank, charges collecting taxes, $2.80;` Royal Bank, charges collecting taxes, $5.45; P. Durst; O.A.P., 315.00. Moved by Zurbrigg and Farrish: That this council do now go into com- mittee of the whole to regulate sal- aries and appoint officials. Carried. Moved by Zurbrigg and Farrish: That this committee do now revert to open council. Carried. The committee reported as follows: Salary of caretaker, Township Hall, Gorrie, $70; Members of Board of Health, $6 each; Secretary, of Board of Health, $15; livestock valuator, 32 per trip; caretaker of Township Hall, Wroxeter, $55; sanitary inspector, $2 per trip; grader operator, 60c per hour; caretaker og Township Hall, Gorrie, to be Elmer Downey; Member of Board of Health, Norman Clegg, along with the Reeve and Clerk; Sec- Please check your, present listing. Make sure .It is correct. If any changes or additional listings are required please call the business office today. J. M. Goodwin, Manager - THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF CANADA pE M. Ray Cooper, of 'Mousseau's Gar- age, Kippers, is laid up •with a bad -'at tack of lumbago and ie' at present Wang 't auricula is LondoX,, Mr, IVIr, S awry Penni>tt :bee been (Nang - ed as :Coacher sof 1!10, 4,. Sia i ey, and Conmeneed. ditties qn W'edneedayo of 144. Week. Mr. Stewart Adkins, • of Jarrett WOO,' farm. staff, whar bias been W for ?rime titan .a week, is at .present re- cuperating at the home of his par, •citta, near Zurich. 'Wea'ther ,permitting, the annuai. meeting- of St, Andrew's United •Cburcit, Eippen, will be held on ,Fri- day eventing, Jan. 2$. . A gang of men from Goderich are at'Present cutting timber and wood iu. Mr, Jack Cooper's lutah. Mrs. Susie Workman, who has been laid . up with a few broken ribs, is able to be up and around again as usual. ' It is encouraging to know that there are now about 15 acid -type fire ex- tinguishers in Kippen and vicinity. A goodly number of local citizens took advantage of some that the War As- sets Corporation were clearing at a special price. Latest reports are that"Mrs. Neely - wont, who is -at •present with her daughter at Dashwood, is, very much improved. Mr. John Doig, of the staff of the F.B.I. of the United States, is spend - rotary of Board of Health, P. L. Durst; livestock .,valuators, James Douglas .and John Dinsmore; care- taker of 'township ' Hall, Wroxeter, Donald Townsend, and the sanitary in- •spector shall be Gordon Underwood. Moved by Farrish and Gowdy: That Bylaw No. 1 of the To*bnship of How - ick for the year 1948, as read the third time, be finally passed. Carried. Moved by Gowdy and Strong: That we do now adjourn to meet again in the Clerk's office on February 5, or at the call of the Reeve. Carried. frig a tow dayg with ,bis mother, Ws.Lydia Doig, and sister Janet, The Woraert's Institute is sponsoring a it Vale tin es euchre and dance in Flensail,Town Hall •on; Friday, Feb. 13, with cards at ,30 Sharp, EVEN.V114 i4tra; ?Harry Sperling, Iifarve and ya.. azei. and 'Mrs. ".rhos. Bell were Sun - ay visitors. with Plie former's mother, Mrs, Rumble, Tbergdale. lidr, and lgra,, Russel Ring spent last Sund'a;Y wI11 Mr, and :Nits, Bruce.' Codger. • Mfr, . and, Mrs, (leant :Ford visited with Mr.. and,`Mrs. Walter Madge last W-ednesday,. The 'iTsborne ,eouxtcil's new cater- pillar snowplow and °bulldozer arriv- ed last Monday and is now in use plowing the saow,6lled roads; Mr. °'en Currie, of Clinton Air School, spent the week -end with Ms wife and son here. Mr. Doug. Wooton has been trans- ferred from Centralia to Clinton Air- port and he and his wife and daugh- ter arelmoving from the home'of"Mr. P. Murch to Exeter, The }Euchre Club net at the home of Mr. and Mrs Grailt Ford, with 10 tables, in play of progressive euchre. The winners were: Ladies' high, Mrs. Alvin Pym; gents, Mr. Allan Johns;; consolation, Mrs. M. Laub. A dainty lunch was served by the hostess and lunch committee. • Alert Mission Band Meets. — The January meeting of the Alert Mission Band was held after school in the school room of Northside United ing "When He Cometh," followed by prayer by Mrs. W, Bradshaw. The minutes were read by the secretary, Gwen 'Christie. Mrs. Bradshaw spoke to the children, congratulating them on the past year's work and the *- creased interest taken in the work and attendance. The business period followed, including the election . of of- ficers. Jean •Snell, • Gwen Christie, Marlon- Chamberlain; and T?etsy Harv. ,kits were dl?,point¢d', secretaries, arid, the election' rest iited as fellows: Pres daiat, Tuan 44Whires;, viol• pre a; fwen,' Ciaristfg;' ec,, Patricia s4A!!t�1 treasurers, Wayne Ellie snit. Tec1.;t ':auge; Omelet, Wean Steell (convener). The meeting closed by repeating the 23rd• Psalm• and singrg "W of a Friend We . Have 'i ` 3esu : " n s The Mifision and beuedictign was, re pealed iu unison. •Grow,* dl wi tar Lenton. Tbo other day .l.illlam 'Ofinina, 4)t the fiitelxeil Nursery b>p 11 t At lent' on into this offiee 'that imported variety. 'Thiq e, of two grown,on , It lemon, local greenhouse, a: lovely' . color and measuring 12113 This 'would' be the hind to wanted $u. extra • .;tangy .:leg • , WPM its plticiness la ropoxtion to.: rth. - itch 1gz dv ez t Ou THE DEMAND FOR OUR EXCELLENCE rams GROWS BIGGt EVERY . DAY t.. • Farmers and Feeders are showing such appreciation for;. the quality of our Feeds that we have decided to continue our Silesia Offer of SPECIAL PRICES OF $3.00 TO $4.00 [ ER TON REDUCTION for the month of January, BRAN, FEED FLOUR, OATS, BARLEY, WHEAT (WHOLE OR GROUND) ARE AVAILABLE AT MARKET PRICES TURGEON GRAIN and PROCESSED FEEDS SEAFORTH, ONT. TELEPHONE 354 Feed Division of Excell, rn a Flour Mills Limited coding auto makers swltc: to new kind of tire Call Super -Cushion by Goodyear greatest tire advance in 15 years Bigger, softer tire runs on only 24 pounds of air... gives incred- ibly smoother ride, amazing new comfort, safety and mileage. EVERY day more and more new 1948, cars are rolling off the production lines equip- ped with a new kind of tire. Auto engineers whotested this new tire .. . the Super -Cushion by Goodyear ... said: "We want this tire for our new cars ... now!" Here's why: Mt st tire to lick lateral shock to After the tests these engineers were openly excited. "It really absorbs lateral shock," they said. "No tire ever did it satisfactorily before!" - Springs and conventional tires absorb up-and- down shock. But until Goodyear produced the Super -Cushion, lateral (crosswise) shock was one of the few things yet to be licked in the modern motor car. Pillowy Super -Cushions soak 'up crosswise jolts. To you, the motorist, this means a sensation- ally new luxury ride . far less fatiue ... less wear and tear on your car from engine to body bolts. Super -Cushions blot out shocks, help prevent rattles, lengthen the life of your car. • Until Goodyear produced the Super -Cushion, lateral (crosswise) shock was one of the few things yet to be licked in the modern motor car. Super -Cushions soak up both kinds of shock, give an.• unbelievably smoother ride, better car handling, cut wear and tear on your cart The new • The Super -Cushion is an altogether new KIND of tire. Leading car makers found it made an astonishing improvement in motor car operation. Then they said: "We want this tire for our new cars—row"1In 1948. Super -Cushions be standard equipment on a large share of Canada's best-known automobiles. An incredibly softer ride— easier, safer car handling The Super -Cushion is a bigger, softer tire. It holds More air, but runs on only 24 ,pounds of air pressure ... instead of the usual 28 to 32. It gives a softer ride, an unbelievably smoother ride ... not only on bad roads but even on good roads. , Super -Cushions bring you indescribable new ease and security. Your car hugs the road better .. seems to float through traffic. On a small car Super -Cushions give you the ride and feeling of security you get in a big car ... they make big cars ride even better. Super -Cushions are safer— give more mileage - Super -cushions literally ow along y� the road. You get safer steering, easier handling ... especially on curves. Since they're softer, they "roll with the punch," are harder to cut or bruise, have extra blowout resistance. Super -Cushion Tires are BIGGER! Conventional Size Super -Cushion Size 5.50 replaced by 6.40 6.00 6.25 6.50 7.00 7.50 replaced by 6.70 replaced by . 7.10 replaced by 7.60 replaced by 8.20 replaced by 8.90 Super -Cushions run cooler, build ifrp less pres- sure, give greater mileage than the finest standard' tires. , Super -Cushions on new cars' Your new car may have Super -Cushions. If so you are already enjoying an incredibly finer ride. If you have yet to order your new car take ' a tip ... insist on Super -Cushions ... a new kind of tire for a new kind of ride. • Super -Cushions run on only 24 pounds of air as - against 28 to 32 pounds in most tires. MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON > 'A11I:Y 0` H N4t1 3 KIND 1. f i;