The Huron Expositor, 1950-01-27, Page 64
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Council for 1'50r
ke Office Declaration
ITowick Crunch met in the clerk's
-0e, according to et te. The
M tbers-elect wer present and
trlgk the necessary declaration of
:office as follows: E. H. Strong.
reeve; Hanold Gowdy, deputy -
reeve; Edward' Newton, Emmerson.
1PO.rgrave, Arthur Gibson, council -
We. Rev. J. C. Caley and Rev.
''PQ lett were presentand addressed
the council and led in gayer for
their sntucess in 11 The business
of the council pr d eded with "the
reeve, E. H. Strong, in the chair.
'he minutes of_the:last regular and
apectal Meetings were read and on
Motion of Gowdy and Hargrave
were adopted as read. Carried'
THE:. McKILLOP
MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE CO'Y.
HEAD OFFICE-SEAFORTH, Ont.
OFFICERS:
Frank McGregor, Clinton - Pres.
Chris. Leonhardt, Brodhagen, Vice -
President.
Merton A. Reid, Seaforth, Manager
and Secretary -Treasurer. • •
DIRECTORS;
Chrlb. Leonhardt, Brodhagen; E.
J... Trewartha, Clinton ; Harvey
Fuller, R.R. 2, Goderich;.'J. H. Mc -
Ewing, R.R. 1, Blyth; Frank Mc-
Gregor-; R.R. 5, Clinton ; Hugh
Alexander, R.R. 1, Walton; Robert
Archibald; ILK 4, Seaforth; John
L. Malone, R -R. 5, Seaforth; S. H.
Whitmore, R.R.' 3, Seaforth.,
AGENTS:
Finlay McKereher, R.R. 1, Dub-
lin; E. Pepper, Brucefield; J. E.
Prueter, Brodhagen; George A.
Watt, Blyth.
Moved. by Newton and Gibson:
That the following accounts be
paid: Relief, $155.55; M. D. Irvin.
services, re burial Motherwell hub,,
$26; M. Finlay, sheep injured by
dogs, $5; T. Vittie, fox bounty, $2;
Burton Hubbard, fax bounties. $4;
Cecil Grainger, fox bounties, $4;
Murray Edgar, fox bunty, $2; Ivan
Haskins, fees and mileage, $$.70;
H. McMichael, fees and mileage.
$5.30; W. Zurbrigg, fees and''mile-
age, $5.80; Harold Gowdy, fees and
mileage, $5.60; E. J. Parrish, fees
and mileage, $5.20; Wm. Weir,
sheep killed by dogs, $20. Total,
$246.15.
Moved by Gowdy and Newton:
That we authorize the road super-
intendent to purchase from The
Pedlar People the following cul-
verts: 8 12"x24', 8 10"x24', 3 18"
x24,, 1 21"x24', all 14 gauge; also
. r - r
Highest Cash Prices for
DEAD STOCK
Horses, $2.50 ea.
Cattle, $2.50 ea.
Hogs, .50 per cwt.
According to Size and
Condition
Call Collect
SEAFORTH 15
DARLING --g. COMPANY
OF CANADA, LIMITED
U•.0 ieet snow fence
bu.;l. les .uri 500 steel
lied,
..loved h . Gibson ani: h'• - ions
"- o lsclor be in. •• i-<: to
rr. tl:t collector's rci. Cie
• n e=.ting. Carried
• Moved b- Newtou''a • on:
hat we instruct the c'r L :o •d-
verti•se for tenders, lca i' • in;;
contract for 1950. Carrie
Moved by rowdy and II : • v •
That the clerk be instruct: -,i to pre-
pare a borrowing by-law un'er same
condition's as previous ea . Car-
ried.
Moved by Gowdy and Hargraves:
That we, bhe Council of the Town-
ship of Howick, act as the court
of revision on the assessment roll
of the Township of Howick for the
year 1950. Carried.
Moved by Newton and Gowdy:
That the road accounts as approv-
ed be paid. Carried.
Moved by Gibson and Newton:
That we rescind amendment to Bv-
'aw No. 11 for the Township of
Howick for the year 1948 and that
the Clerll be instructed to prepare
an amendment to By -Law No. 11
for the year 1948, appointing the
Reeve of Howick and Emmerson
Hargrave as members to the Ford-
wich Community Hall Board from
the Howick Township Council.
Moved by Gowdy and Gibson:
That we instruct the clerk to :end'
for eight subscriptions' to the'Mun-
icipal World.
Moved by Hargrave and Gibson:
Weak, Tired, Nervous,
Pepless Men, Women
Get New Vim, Vigor, Vitality
Say goodbye to these weak, always tired feennga,
depression and nervousness due to weak, thin
blood. Get up feeling fresh, be peppy all day, have
plenty of vitality lett over by evening. Take Oetrex.
Contains iron, vitamin Hi. oalelum, phosphorus
:or blood building, body atrengthenlgg, atimulatinn.
tnvlgorates system; improves appetite. digestive
rowels. Coats little. New get"aeugg(nted else
sly 80c. Try Oetre% Tonle Tablets for new. nor -
',al pep, vim, vigor, this very day. At all druggists.
w T H k.
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Engineers
Dentist
Osteopaths and
Chiropractors ....
D.'siness Partners
vestors
Sole Business
I' -0 prietors
Salesmen
Forestry operators
Other prdfessions $3,55"
Fishermen $3 042
Entertainers $2 736
Farmers $2,616
Authors and Writers $2.537
Pensioners $2,191
Estates $2,147
Employees ... f .. ,.. , $2,137
Unclassified ... $1,765
Nurses $1,279
Hunters, trappers and
Guides $1,175
The average income in these
groups was $2,368.
Employees and their average in-
come were sub -divided as follows:
Armed services '$2,171.
Municipal Government'$2,157
Business $2,156
Provincial Government$2,132
1CAdsY..
That this council do now. adjourn
to go into a committee of a whole
to make appointments and set sal-
aries for the year 1950. Carried.
The committee reported as fol-
lows: That the livestock valuators
shall., be Jas. Douglas and John
Dinsmore and salary to be paid $2
per trip and, the grader operator to
be paid 75c per hour.
Moved by Hargrave and Gowdy:
That By -Law No. 1 of the Township
of Howick for the year 1950, as
read the third time be finally pass-
ed. Carried.
Moved by Gibson and Newton:
That this council do novil adjourn
to meet again at the clefit's office
on Feb. 4, or at the call of the
reeve. Carried.
iT() 4.0
Cr:.raent : $2,0.9 •
Institutions $2 075
.rvernments .-$2 0'7
titutions ..... $1,660
'ale Individuals .... $1,207
rinullural Enterprises $1,194
e income of emjlloyees of all
thus average $2,137. -
• ARNA
i and Mrs. E. Epps, Clinton,
• renewing acquaintances in the
.e Sunday.
The many friends of Miss F.
Sharpe will be sorry to know she
's in Clinton hospital, We hope for
a speedy recovery.
Memorial Arena
Fund, Donors
J. BOSHART & SONS.
Employees
L. Laudenbach - 5.00
Mrs W. D. Morrison 5.00
James Henderson 5.00
William Sutherland 6.00
William Kelly , , 5.00
Joe Hart 5.00
Foster Bennett 5.00
William Austin . , , . , 5,00
Leon Bannon 10,00
Ed, Felker 5.00
H. Pretty 5.00
Robert Charters 5.00
HIBBERT TWP.
Feather Party $100.09
Mike McLaughlin 5.00
John L. Coyne 5.00
Percy Adams 10,00
C. Stapleton 1.00
Dick Walterbeck 5.00
Frank Skinner 5.00
Ernest Harburn 5.00
Marvin Harburn. 5.00
James Anderson 5.00
Harburn & Lawrence 5.00
Wilson Allen 5.00
Henry Harburn 5,00
Neil McLachlan 5.00
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Edwfr:
N. W :;tapieton
Huron I'otel
tow Ducklow
Smyth & Ducklow
William Ducklow
Lewis Kennedy
Jack Flynn
Wm. Stapleton & Son
Fri nd & Whetham
C. W. Van Horne
Joe Dill Co.
Joe McConnell
Gerald Holland
Thomas Butters
W. J. Stewart -
Clara Krauskopf
J. H. Curtin
Dublin Creamery
Maloney & Ducklow
Kay Stapleton
H. Wilson
Ernest Wilson
Martin Klinkhamer
Smith Bros.
J. .iUAR! 27, 1950
0,99 #1 °Perretat , ,.,
5,00 Mervin. Faleoner ..........
6:4.0
5.00 6.00
5.00 William Rogerson . 0.00
15:00 Monist' Caldwell 5.00
John Caldwell 5.00
Ian William Devereaux 5.00
1.00 James Devereaux 5.00
10.00 Ignatius O'Leary 5.00
'',"'nn" ohn Sinclair 5.09
A N. Tremeer , 5.00
2.00 Wilfred. Tremeer 5.0.0
2n,' -'n" Robert Gemmell 10.00
Robert Tyndall 5.00
5.00 Lois Tyndall •.• • ...., ... 5.0
5,00 Phyllis Boyes 5.00
25.00 Alex Boyes 5.00
25.00 Mrs. Alex Boyes' 6.00
5.00 Mac Chesney 5.00
5.00 Alex Irving 5.00
16.00 Wallace Waugh'7.00
50.00 W. O. Johnston 5.00
5.00 D. MacKay 5.00
5.00 Edgar Alien 5.00
5.a0' Hodgert 5.00
5.00• John Dale 5.00
5.00 Elmer Koehler 5.00
25.00 Mrs. Robert Scott • 5.00
Fred Hurst 5.00
R. J. Drysdale, Hensall . , .. 5.00
L. E. ' Baynham, Hensall ... 5.00
Mrs. C. Luker, Hensall . , .. 5.00
G. M. Drysdale, Hensall .... 5.00
W. C. Spencer, Hensall .... 5.00
Wm. Fairbairn, Hensall ... 5.00
Billy MacKinnon; Hensall.. 5.00
Wm. Shephard, Hensall ... 6.00
E. L. Miekle. Hensall ...... 6.00
Emmett Malone • 5.00
Maurice Melady 5.00
Joseph Doyle 5.00
August Ducharute 5.00
Maurice Dalton 5.00
Seaforth and District High
School Student Council 10.00
HULLETT TWP.
Feather Party $271.3?
Mrs. Elgin Nott 5.00
Leo Stephenson. 50.00
Ross McGregor 10.00
Noble Holland 10.00
William Britton 10.00
James Flynn 10.00
Wilbur J. Jewitt 10.00
W. L. Whyte 100.00
Scott Hawthorne 10.00
Bernard Nott 10.00
Seaforth and District High
School Student Council. 10.00
EGMONDV1LLE
Charles Green 5.00
Mrs. Charles Theobald 5.00
James McGregor 5.00
Nylle Doig 5.00
George"A. Jackson 100.00
Earl Van Egmond 5.00
Lloyd Haney 5.00
Bee Finnigan 5.0,Q
Mrs. John Nott 5.00
Thomas T. Jackson 50.00
OUT,OF-TO N'N
Rev. Fr. Gleason, Goderich.'
Elmer D. Bell, Exeter
Thos. Pryde, Exeter
A. C. Brandon, Clinton . , .
Henry Beuerm'an, Brodhagen
Bob Carbert, Wing -ham . - .
R. G. Bennett, Clinton
Bev. Gaul, Monkton
Jack L. Rice, Brussels -
Jno. Kilpatrick, Lucknow
Edna Papple, 388 Central
Ave., Landon
Lloyd Papple, 46 Glenwood,
Ave., London
Scott Kerr, 'Phorndale
Mrs. Elmer Scott, 552% Hor-
ton St.. London
Frank Turner, 27 Raymond
Ave., Toronto
Leslie Skipper, St. Mary`s, .:
Burns Boys, Kitchener
Mary Duncan
Miss Jeanette Wilson
Alex Alexander Goderich :
Mrs. D. L. Hoover, Jr., 1172
Monmouth Rd., Windsor
EX-RESI DENTS
Lloyd Edighoffer, Mitchell
Dr. G. K. Chaphan. 34 James
St., Fort Erie, Ont.
Florence Frank, 1210 Ave
"A," Flint, Mich.
Mrs. W. J. Glanfield, Wal
lacetown, Ont.
Mrs. W. W. Moffatt. R.R. 1,
Port Colborne, Ont.
Mrs. C. A. MacAlpine, Box
26, Harrow, Ont.
Wm. A. Patrick, 592 Drive-
way, Ottawa
R. H. Carpenter, 2 Triller
Ave., Toronto 3
A. W. Archibald, 5 Oriole
Crescent, Toronto
Jeannette Pethick, 19 Castle -
view Ave., Toronto 10
W. J. Brownell, 210 Hyde
Park Place, Tampa, Fla
Thomas R:-Cluff,• Atikokan,
Ont.
Reuben C. Gotch and Edna
Dayman Gotch. 8324 Prit-
chard; Place, New Orleans
R. It: Ha`Hry, Welland, Ont.
Mrs. Margaret Mulligan,
Grand Forks, N.D
Mrs. W. F. Strangway, 338
London R., Sarnia
Mrs. J. W. Pinkney, 10 Wat-
ford Ave., Toronto 10
D, M. Beattie, 242 Holland
Ave., Ottawa
Mrs. H, J. Gibson, 178 Hur-
on St, Stratford
H. E. Pierce, 1001 S. Warren
Ave., Sagipaw. Mich.
Monica Klinkhamer, Wayne
City Gen. Hospital, Eloise,
Mich.
A. C. Waugh, 3520 Sander
St., BUrnabey, B.0
Robert E. MacKenzie. 26 Cas-
tleyiew Ave., Toronto
James L. Broadfoot, P.O. Box
254, Ashland, Oregon
James A. Graves, Wawanesa,
Man.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hays,
9515 - 88th Ave., Edmon-
Alta.
Henry M. Jackson, • 242 In-
di'an Rd., Toronto 3 '
Mrs. E. M. Little, 81 Gilmour
Hill, Quebec City
Mrs: .T. A. Edwards, 162 St.
Andrews Teti., Sault St.
Marie, Ont. •
Mrs. John J. Skalitzky, Vi-
king, Alta. -
Mrs..T. A. Brodie, 237 Chap-
lin Crescent, Tolronto
W. Parke, 1510 - 15th .A.ve.,
Regina, Sask.
TUCKERSM1TH
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Andrew Crozier
Mrs. Andrew Crozier
'John: Powell
Charles Lane
Thomas Lane
James Carnochan
John Carnochan.
Elmer Townsend
Erma Broadfoot
Mrs. V. Caswell
Russell Coleman
E. Whitmore
10.00
5.00
15.00,
10.00
10.00
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50.00
50.00
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Warren Whitmore 5.00
George Hewitt 5'.00
Uphdisteiin g
chesterfields h!s • and
'Occasional Chairs
Repaired and
Recovered -
Factory Guarantee
Free Pick-up. and' Delivery
Stratford
Upholstering Co.
42 Brunswick St., Stratford
For further-Inforrnatlen
enquire at
Box's Furniture Store
SEAFORTH
YOUR FARM IMPROVEMENTS NOW
BEFORE the busy season is on top of you, why
not start completing those plans you have been
making all year. Changes to your barn and build-
ings, the installation of a new water system -and
all those improvements you have been thinking
about?
Farm Improvement Loans are designed to help you
make those changes. They are basedo'n a plan to
meet your problems. Your local Dominion Bank
manager is ready to advise and help you. It will
pay you to see him: lA
THE DOMINION BANK
Established 1871
SEAFORTH BRANCH
E. C. Boswell - Manager
.
111 NW 'W NM
CSG
THE EMPIRE LIFE
Financial Strength and Security
to Policyholders is reflected in the Company's
operations as shown by this sunlmary from the
• Annual Report.
Insurance in 'Force ...
Total Income
New Insurance Paid For
and Revived
Total Assets -
Policy Reserves ..... ,
Payments to Living
Policyholders and
Beneficiaries
Surplus for Protection of
Policyholders,
$89,211,956
3,004,655
12,780,433
17,903,394
15,100,833
1,097,191.
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1,866,928
Andy Houston w 5.00
Thomas Butt 10.00
Mervin Lane 200.00
William trepper '$8,00'
Prank, 1teyn4MA .... , f 6.00
Margaret, Mooney .. 6.00
Andrew Atloore ' 5:08'
-Alta 16, P. Mei a ., 500.
E. -P: Ch'eemek 6.00
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