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`18.52 Municipal Connell of
the ewnship of Usborne met pur-
s�rent to 'statute at 11 a.m. on Mon-
day 4;in the Township Hall, Ellin-.
aiiie,'' The meeting was convened
bye newly -elected representee
tive eeteeve Verne J. Pincombe and
CpuftCillars Harold Jeffery, Harold
Hark Earl Mitchell and Clayton
Smitll taking the oath of office be-
Zore"t ie clerk. The reeve and coun-
ciilot, were' congratulated on hav-
ing 'figon such a large measure -of
sem* from the ratepayers • of the
township as was demonstrated at
the Gcent nomination meeting and
follchving election proceedings The
gavel of office was handed to the
reeve° and in accepting it he stilted
the members of council for a full
measure of support in carrying on
the business of the township during
the forthcoming year, and express-
ed the wish that all council pro-
ceediegs might he carried on har-
moniously.' The new member of
council, Clayton Smith, was assign-
ed his seat. and made welcome. The
reeve.. then taI•Ied on Rev. William
Mair, to open the meeting proper
with prayer.
Minutes of the final meeting of
the 1951 council were confirmed as
Printed on motion of Mitchell and
Jeffery.
In. business arising out 'of the
minutes, the relief officer reported
that the Jinkerson case had been
brought to a satisfactory conclusion
and that he expected .that the town-
ship would' be reimbursed in full
by the Department of Welfare for
the expenses connected therewith.
The road superintendent reported and construct the,Hicks drain were
that further amount of fire insur- tabled as follows: Gardiner: Aim.
ance coverage on the township ma• hull & Son, $3,880; Dunn & M 48tin
chinery building had been granted
by the Usborne & Hibbert Mutual
Fire Insurance Co. to a total
amount of $6,000 on the building,
$1,000 on the contents, and $500: on
the tractor. Council approved this
amount as being satisfactory on
motion of Smith and Hern.
Council set the regular monthly certificates of completion on the
meeting date to fall on the second I Brock and Earl drains. He report -
Monday afternoon . of the month, ed that they were endeavoring to
with arrangements for evening complete the Kerslake drain report.
meetings during the ' summer Membership was taken in the On -
months, to be left to a later time tario Good Roads Association, On-
o tario Association of Rural Munici- 1
palities and the Ontario Association
e t t d the Assessing Officers.
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er operators, 90c per hour; othe
township labor, •80c per hour; he
crawler tractor operator, Rmerso
Penhale, $1.24 per hour; weed in
epector, N. G. Clarke; inspector in
charge of livestock pasturing by-
law, W. J. Routly; fenceviewers, W.
Kerslake, C. Down, O. Paul, N.
Coultis, C. Fletcher; poundkeepers,
E. Whitting, R. Jeffery, E. Alexan-
der, E. Skinner, H. Shute, J. Bray,
T. Yellow, F. Ryckman, J. Ander-
son, G. Johns, E. Miller; represent-
ative to the Ausable River Censer-
Yatton Authority, Wellington R.
Brock.
The road superintendent was in-
structed to charge the following
rental rates for township machin-
ery per hour: power maintainer, $4
tq ratepayers, $7 for outside work,
$6 for the County, with plow for the
County $7; crawler tractor, $7 to
ratepayers, $9 for outside work;
power mower, $2.50 to ratepayers.
The foregoing was approved on mo-
tion of Jeffery and Mitchell.snd the
clerk was instructed to prepare a
covering by-law for `7presentation
and final passing at the February
meeting.
The tax collector reported that
the 1951 tax arrears had been re-
duced to the present total of $4.-
537.87. The road superintendent
presented his report with vouchers
to the amount of $2,795,82. The re-
port was approved on motion of
Jeffery and Hern.
At 3 p.m. 'tenders received in re-
sponse to a tender call for the con-
tract to repair the Gardiner drain
-chapter No: 2 -'of- the study boo
1.21104 le the 1•.1151 . We Serve," w%s
Oren by Mrs. 'Ujl; .Alexander; -
piano inetrtl)nentai was given rby
Mrs.. Ross Broadfoot. The 'el Bing
ad hymn war 376. The. benediction
was pronounced by M. Siaielair.
Lunch was served be Circle No, 3.
A contest in -charge of Mrs. T. Kay
was much enjoyed. •
The slate of officers for 1952 are
as follows: President, Mrs. J. Sin-
clair; 1st vice-presielent, Mrs. J.
McLellan; 2nd vice-president, Mrs.
E. Kyle; 3rd vice-president, Mrs,
W. Alexander; 4th vice-president,
Mrs. R Peck; secretary, Mrs, H.
Caldwell; 'treasurer, Mrs, R. Elgie;
press secretary, 'Mrs. A. Gackatet-
ter; Missionary Monthly secretary,
Mrs. A. Parsons; Mission Band sec-
retary, Mona Caldwell; assistant,
Mos. W. Workman; Community
Friendship secretary, Mrs. A. Mc-
Murtrie; Christian Stewardship
secretary, Mrs. A. Hinton; supply
secretary, Mrs. Herbert Jones; sup-
ply committee, Mrs. T. W. McLean,
Mrs. A. Parsons, Mrs, A. Gackstet-
ter; pianists, Mrs. Harold Jones,
Mrs. Ross Broadfoot; Sunshine
cammittee, Ml's`", E. Jarrett, Mrs. E.
Kyle; Associate Members' secre-
tary, Mrs. John Anderson.
Officers for the W.A. are: Presi-
dent, Mrs. E. McBride; tat vice-
president, Mrs. Alan Johnson; 2nd
vice-president, Mrs. W. Workman;
3rd vice-president, Mrs. Harold
Jones; 4th vice-president, Mrs. A.
McMurtrie; secretary, Mrs. Allan
Johnson; treasurer, Mrs. E. Mc-
Bride; finance committee, Mrs. Em-
erson Kyle, Mrs, W. Bell, Mrs, Jos,
McLellan, Mrs. Robert MacGregor,
$4,784; Hicks: Turnbull &{ Son, 1
$860; Dunn & Merkin, $886. On
motion of Mitchell and Jeffery, both
contracts were awarded to L. H.
Turnbull & Son, of Grand Bend.
J. A. McKay, representing S. W.
Archibald, tabled bridge plans for
bridges over the Brock Creek drain,)
n motion of Jeffery and Hern.
During the noon recess the reeve
n er aine t e members of coma-
e and township officials to a tur- The following grants were made:
ey dinner at Rether's Coffee Shap Salvation Army. $20; War Memor.
t Exeter. ial Children's Hospital, $10; Beck
With -township officials and em- Memorial Sanatorium, $10; Hume
]oyees in attendance; the council County Crop linprovement Asso:ia-
onfirmed or made the following tion, 825.
ppointnrents and confirmed former; Current accounts Were passed on'
alary agreements and wage rates i motion of Jeffery and Mitchell. and
r made new ones in agreement council adjourned to meet again
lei those concerned as follows: on Monday afternoon, Feb. 11 next.
Reeve's allowance, $150 and coup
eillor'S allowance, $125 for the
year; clerk -assessor, H. H. G.
Strang, $150` per month and; fees
and allowances ,pertaining to the
office; treasurer and relief officer,
N. G. Clarke,:- $350 for the year and
$2 per family per month on relief
and mileage and fees and allow-
ances pertaining to the office; tax
collector and: school attendance of-
ficer, William Johns, $125 for the
year and postage and fees pertain-
ing to the office; auditor, T. A.
Wiseman, $150 for the year; solici-
tor, W. G. Cochrane, fees as per
services, rendered; caretaker of
Hall, John Kellett, $30 for the year
and a110 vances for other :meetings;
livestock valuator, T. A. Wiseman,
$3 per trip and mileage; road sup-
erintendent, W. J. Routly, $200 per
month; head grader and snowplow
operator, Harry .$Marling, $195 per
month; other grader 'plow opera-
tors, $1 per ihour; grader plow
helpers, 90c per hour; tractor mow-
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KIPPEN
I W. M. S. Elects Officers
The W.M.S. met on. Wednesday
;afternoon last at the home of Mrs.
J.
W, McLean with twenty mem-
bers present. The new president,
Mrs. John Sinclair, presided and
'opened the meeting with the hymn,
the new version of "O Canada,"
Taken from the Miss'on ar v ._i1.onth-
y. A reading on New Year's Reso-
utions was given by Mrs. Sinclair.
Hymn 579. was sung, and Mrs. Her-
'yet t ,Tones was in charge of the
worship period, The minutes and
roll call were taken and a thank -
you card was read from the Mc-
Bride family. Mrs. Emerson Kyle
reported she and Mrs. Dinsdale had
'ailed, on six shut-ins last month.
Mrs. C.' McBride and Mrs. W. Alex-
•nder are the visiting committee
for January. The World Day of
''raver will be observed Feb. 29 in If no "flower preservative" came
the church, A year's report of the with your gift of cut flowers, try a
Mission Band was given by "Mrs. dash of vinegar in the water in -
Thos. Kay. The study, which was stead—but don't overdo it
Weekly News
(Continued frem Page 3)
Knight, A. Nicholson, H, Nichol-
son, Hildebrand, Moore, Cowan, Jim
Sangster, Little, Munroe.
ZURICH — Merner, McKinley,
Stade, Gignac, Barash, O'Brien,
°} Baird, Frawley, •Hess, Weide, Cole-
man.
First Period — Scoring, none.
Penalties—J. Nipiiolson, A. Nichol-
son, O'Brien, Barash.
Second Per'od—Zurich, Gienac
(Barash), 9:50; Hensel), Hilde-
brand (Wade), 10:15; Zurich, Bar-
a.slie (McKinley), 16:01; Hensel),
Hildebrand, 19:10, Penalties--Har-
ri` iseh, Stade 2,.Frawley, McKinley.
Third Period—Scoring, none. Pen -
overtime —ZuriCh,
en-
overtime—Zurich, Baird (Cole.
man), 4:25; Zurich. O'Brien (Wei -
do), 9.37. Penalties—Munroe, Cole-
man (minor misconduct), Barash.
Referees—Bousseyand MacLean,
Lodge Holds Social Evening
The regular meeting of Amber
Rebekah Lodge was 'held in the
lodge hall Wednesday evening with
Mrs. Beatrice Richardson, Noble
Grand, in the chair. Many import-
ant Items of business were discuss-
ed. Following the meeting a social
was held by the members and,..in-
vtted guests. Fourteen tables were
irr play for progressive euchre and
two tables of crokinole. Winners
in euchre were: Ladies, Mrs. Chas.
Farquhar, Mrs, Inez McEwan. Mrs.
Clarence Volland; gents, Byran
Kyle, George Glenn, Sam Rennie;
eroftinole, Harold Bell, Mrs. G.
Broderick, Mrs. Byran Kyle. •
W. 1. Holds Sewing Bee
The January meeting of Kippen
East Women' Institute took the
Perin of a sing bee .held in the
Legion 'Hall, Flensall, Wednesday,
come:wi Ging at 10:30 am, A •pot-
ltieltedinnei and afternoon tea were
served. Twenty members were pre-
sent and made five crib quilts, a
yard and a quarter by tivo yar e, of
P11 ,gird blue fioivered flannelette,
wh!t 1 will be ferwarde#,t, the War
etYt"Dila)
Oiltdrelifir Eospit'(i, ten=
toil 1 'i?dekt`ent Miss. Grace 11're-
inneep*ided let a Short buefness
ess ii; �oixenSionittdili item" arere
gis ; 6.0,10r"4.0giug ut lti.omt6s
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WINCHELSEA
Mrs. Newton Clarke and Mrs,
Harold Clarke spent Monday in
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Kerslake and
baby spent Monday in London.
Miss Kathleen Hey, of Exeter,
spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Prance.
Mr. and Mrs. William Walters
visited on Monday last with Mr.
and Mrs, .W, Glanville, of Staffa.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Cann, of
Exeter. spent Friday evening with
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Clarke.
ZURICH
Zur•oh Women's Institute conven-
ed in the Town Hall, Zurich, for
their January meeting with Mrs.
Newell Ge'ger in charge of the pro
g"'am. The guest speaker, M:•. Reg-
inald Illsley. oho e for his then e,
"Community Activities and Public
Relations," rointing out the fine
spirt of fellowship in the smal'er
towns and villages, as well as the
community in general, where a
friendly atmosphere exists. The W.
I. and church groups are likened to
the theart of a community, the
speaker said. the heart being the
engine of humanity which supplies
the motive force, whereby many
projects are created and completed.
President Mrs. Gus Roche took
charge of the business meeting.
Greet -nm: cards were received and'
read from surround'ng branches.
Roll call was; "How we can improve
our community." Mrs. Geiger read
several poems; a group of pupils of
) rs. •Ruth Decker favored with tap
dancing numbers, with Miss Mar-
lene Wagner as accompanist, and
Wayne Clausius sang. ,Mrs. Ed
Stelck presided at the piano for
community singing. Luncheon was
seed by Mrs. William Forrester,
Mrs. Newels, Geiger and Mrs. M.
Manson.
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Howard Johns was elected chair-
man and Glenn Bell viceehairman
of the Tuckersmith School Area
Board, at the annual meeting of
the board held in Seaforth Town
Hall Thursday last.
The board renewed the accident
and general liability insurance pol-
icies- ,
The following accounts were or-
dered paid: Miss Helen Turner,,
$7.50; Baldwins, $3.50; E. P. 'Ches-
ney, $12'; Waterloo Music Co.,
$22.0'8; Municipal World, $3.20;
Hydro acct., $61.69.
The Tuckersmith Ladies' Club
proposal to build storage cupboards
in basement of S.S. 4 was given ap-
proval.
The 1952 School Area Board Con-
sists of: Chairman, H. Johns; vice
chairman, G. Bell; Trustees, N.
MacLean, W. Coleman and Wilmer
Braadfoot.
The next meeting will be beld in
S.S. 9 on Tuesday, February 12.
Hcwick Council
Howick Council met in the' clerk's
office, Gorrie, according to statute,
the members -elect being all present
and took the necessary declaration
of office as follows: E. H. Strong
reeve; Harold Gowdy, deputy -reeve;
Edward Newton, Emmerson Har
grave and Arthur Gibson, council-
lors. Rev. Watt and Rev. Vogan
were present and addressed the
council and led in prayer for their
succe 1952
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The business of the council pro-
ceeded with Reeve E .H, Strong in
the •chair. The minutes of the last
regular meeting were read and on
motion of Hargrave and Newton
were adopted as read. Moved by
Gowdy and Gibson: That we, the
municipality of the Township of
Howick, join the Good Roads As-
soc'ation, Carried. Moved by Gib•
son and Hargrave: That we auth
'prize the clerk to outer nine srb-
scriptions to the Municipal World.
'Carried. Moved by Gowdy and
Gibson: That we instruct the tax
collector to return the collector's
roll on February 5, 1952, Carried.
Moved by Gibson and Newton:
That we appoint Reeve E. H. Strong
and Councillor E. Hargrave to the
Fordwieh Community Hall Board,
and Reeve E. H. Strong and Deputy
Reeve Harold Gowdy to the •Gorr'e
Community Hall Board and Deputy
Reeve .Harold Gowdy and Counc 1
for Edward Newton to the Belmore:.
Community Centre Board. Carried:
Moved by Hargrave and Newton:
That we give a grant of $10 to the
Huron Crop Imrrovement Associa-
tion. Carried. Moved by Hargrave
and Gow•dv: That the road accounts
as approved to paid.
Moved by Newton and Hargrave:
That the following accounts be
paid: Relief, $175.62; Gorrie Com-
munity Hall Board,. rent of hall.
$45; Bob Hastie, fox bounty, $2.00;
Ontario Good Roads Association,
membership fee, $5; Association o;
Assessing Officers; membership fee,
•
$ Cir h'il't -taunt tro imrv,..
� y-" eP'
l lett. ":A430$194 trton� '-grant,, SW Ole
tarr•10 M1A4s904104 * Rural Mudie)•
Panties; ineMber-*i'p fee, $5; P.
Durst, postage, $5, TetaI, $257.62.
Moved by •fi4pwdy, and Hargrave:
That we do now adjourn to meet
again Feb. 5 in the Clerk's office,
or at the call of the reeve. Carried_
HENSALL
Hensel! Midgets Stop Exeter
Friday night the Hensel) Midgets
put a stop to the winning streak of
the Exeter Midgets, in a free scor-
ing match, with each- team match-
ing the other goal for goal through-
out the 60 minutes of afast and
interesting hockey game. If fans
FERTILIZER
LET US HAVE YOUR ORDER
THIS MONTH! •
It is definitely going to be
higher next month.
SOME ANALYSIS MAY BE IN
SHORT SUPPI1Y
We will store it for you until
sending time.
SEAFORTH
FARMERS CO-OP.
Phone 9
Seaforth Motors
Chevrolet - Oldsmobile
PHONE 141 SEAFORTH
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DON'T PUT ALL THE BLAME ON ME
FOR POOR HATCHES, B055. YOU KNOW
THAT FLOCKS LAYI NG E'6S FOR HATCHING
NEED A SPECIAL FEED.
NOTICE
TOWNSHIP of McKILLOP
ALL CAR OWNERS IN THE TOWN-
SHIP OF MCKILLOP ARE REQUEST-
ED NOT TO PARK THEIR CARS ON
THE ROADS OF THE TOWNSHIP
DURING THE WINTER
Cars that are Ieft on the roads are con-
trary to the Highway Traffic Act, and
are a detriment to operation of snow-
plows.
AFTER JANUARY 1, 1952, PLEASE
NOTE THAT PROVINCIAL POLICE
WILL TAKE THE NECESSARY AC-
TION TO SEE THAT CARS ARE NOT
LEFT ON ROADS, AND PROSECU-
TION MAY FOLLOW.
W. J. MANLEY
Road Superintendent
WHE-E-W ! AM I GLADTO SEE YOU,DOC.
YOU'VE SAVED MY NECK. PLEASE TELLTHE
BOSS ABOUT YOUR GOLDEN E66 BREEDEReMASM
WORRIED ABOUT LOW HATOES, EH4,,,BILL?
IT ISN'T ALWAYS THE ROOFER'S FAULT. A
FERTILIZED EGG MUSTCONTAIN STORED.UP
VITAMINS, EXTRA ANIMAL. PROTEIN
AND THE LATEST GROWTH FACTORS
TO HATCH A B16 HEALTHY
CHICK AND KEEP
IT GROWiNG.
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big hgckey that:is North eeeln elle
a4mieelon fee meeme .an *tee ?the
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next h oma game at ilensall• ,with
the Zurich'•' Midgets. You were, a:
boy yourself;. land 'see if you Were
as good as the boys are nowadays,
Hensen 'line -nye Smith, Parkelr,
Fink, Bell, Parker, Rennie, Welsh.
HendersoneePas es. Bel ;
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seeding Sgt. Arthur McCtlllurr , aloo
of Wallaceburg, who held, the post=
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H'ensall, and is a native of this vile,
tion for several years. Other offs- lege.
ELECTRIC
REGULATOR
and
GENERATOR
Servicer
Installed to
H -E -L -P U -S
to
H -E -L -P Y -O -U
KEEP YOUR ELECTRIC SYSTEM
ON YOUR CAR, TRUCK OR TRACTOR
In Peak Efficient Operating Condition
•
TRACTOR OWNERS !
.Bring in your Generator and Voltage Regulator for
Free Check
To
Seaforth Motors
CHEV. - OLDS. MASSEY-HARRIS
SALES AND SERVICE
Phone 141 — Seaforth
fne
IMPORTANT
NOTICE!
The Hydro Area Office (F.SIID.)
IN
SEAFORTH
Cardno Bros. Building
will be closed down after
JANUARY 25th
NOTE ! After that date all enquiries regarding .
25-60 cycle change -over should be addressed to
THE HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
FREQUENCY STANDARDIZATION DIVISION
PERTH MUTUAL BUILDING
• Cor. Ontario St. and South Waterloo St.
STRATFORD, ONTARIO
P. 0. Box 85 ' Telephone 3980
THE , HYDRO -ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
LOOK AT: THIS FERTILE EGG, BILL. IT 15
MADE VP OF THE SHELL -ALBUMEN AND
YOLK•.'SCIENCE PROVES THAT THE HEN
CONVERTS THE EXTRA VITAMINS, PROTEIN
AND GROWTH FACTORS INTO THE E66
BEFORE SHE SEALS IT IN THE SHELL. IN
2I DAYS THE STORED UP FOOD MUST GROW
A Bib HEALTHY CHICK AND KEEP IT 601 N6 FOR
NEARLY 10 DAYS AFTER HATCHING. TNATSA
BIG JOB AND IT NEEDS A SPECIAL MASH.
By Roe Farms Service Dept -
COME AND GET 1T, GIRLS ! ROE GOLOEN
666 FOR GOLDEN EGGS.
T THERE'S SURE SENSE IN WHAT
YOU SAY, DOG. ROE GOLDEN E66
MASH PUT5 EXTRA MONEY IN MY
POCKET AND IT'S ONLYA FEW CENTS
'EXTRA'FORTHI5 SPECIALLY MADE
,BREEt1ERs' MAS
FOR 8166ER HA1CHEs
OF STRONG CHICKS
THAT LIVE — —
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W. R. Kerslake, 'Seaforth
Lorne Hay, Mensal!
A. 1 Mustard, Brumfield
J. A. Seder, Staffa
R. Shauldiae,iradhagein
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