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A?..4e.ading of the taiautes, time
„given to thoae present to dis-
'ques,::•their •problems and requests.
NOTICE
alvage
WANTED
LOUIS HILDEBRAND
WE WILL PICK UP
Iron and All Kinds of Metal, Rags
Highest Cash Prices Paid
APPRARATAW.....X§Vg.,'.[MON,...
The regttlar business was then
dealt with as the fallowing motions
were Passed: That the minutes of
the last regular meeting of Feb. 4
be adopted as read. That William
Lawrence's account for $2,007.00
for dredging the Zurich Drain
South, according to By -Law No. 12,
1951, and Engineer's supplemen-
tary report and also $325.00 for
work on the Haberer Drain be paid.
That we t.(pay th.e Ausable River
Conservation,.Authority levy for
1952 to the amount of $534,06.
That the council proceed to get the
history of Hay Towns -hip compiled
in book form.
That we accept the tender to
spray the cattle in Hay Twp. as
received from Win. Watson at 12e
per head for each individual spray,
We have a few 10 -Ft. Packersleftfrom last
Fall Delivery
These can be purchased now at Old Prices
Also 2 10 -Ft. Spring Tooth Cultivators °
Will, have Tractor Spreaders and Disc Harrows
arriving April 1st
ORDER NOW AND AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT
ContractBarley
We are contracting Malting Barley for the
Canada Malting Company on the same basis
as -last year
We supply the seed and deduct bushel for bushel in the Fall.
Malting Barley was one of the best paying crops last year.
Our New Elevator, which is now completed, has
four.Cleaners and unloading ramps, which makes
for quick unloading and avoids long delays.
Remember, you can deliver the Barley when- threshed and get
Free storage up to December 15, with option of selling on the
market any. time up until that date. Hence, we suggest that
farmers wishing contracts please get in touch with us by tele-
phone:
Office 32, Hensall; Night Calls, 2 or 194, Hensall
We are buying Seed Oats and Feed Grain
Calitact us before selling. The best price will be pald.
W. G. THOMPSON & SONS LTD.
HENSALL
Guest stars on the Star Weekly's free good music concert be-
ing held in Northside United Church on Thursday, March 27, at
8 p.m., is Canada's top male quartette, The Commodores. .From
frdnt they are: Harvard Reddick, Carl Tapscott, Donald Parrish
and John Ringham. All are Veterans of the "Navy Show." In ad,
dition to singing as a quartette each is a soloist in his •own
right. Leo Lighter, their accompanist, also is concert pianist;
Appearhig on the same program are "The Video-ettes", Art and
Mabel Guinness, an amazing husband and wife team of Swiss Bell
Ringers. This concert is free to the public and is presented by
The Mar weeklyhin- co-operation—with Northside United Chureh,
Seaforth.
contractorto supply own equip-
ment and all help necessary in
the performance of this work, con-
tract to. be. signed---before—work
commences. That Bruce Klopp be
engaged as inspector for the war-
ble fly spraying•being conducted in
BECAUSE—BaclUiche is often doe to uri-
nary irritation and bladder discomfort; and
for over half a century Dodd's Kidney Pills
have helped bring relief from backache by
stimulating the kidneys. Get Dodd's
Kidney Pills at any drug counter. You, too,
can depend on Dodd's. )63
THE VOICE OF
TEMPERANCE
It is a hopeful sign when certain
business organizations,ask prospec-
tive employees: "Do you use alco-
holic beverages?" If the answer
is in the affirmative, the job will
remain open. Even a well-known
brewery -magnate makes this regu-
lation mandatory for certain. posi-
tions. It would* be well. for am-
bitious young people to have in
mihd this leading question: "Do
you drink?" Their answer will
either .open or. close doors ef n-
n -diet -nifty before tiremh.---•:-(AtIvt.)e---
op Quality'
10 MARKET 'OWE
the NATIONAL
Illifreshimix WAY
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Itere's an easy way to convert your
grain into ready cash!
Feed your hogs a well-balanced
4'fresh-mixed" hog -grower made jby
supplementing your grains with
National Hog Concentrate and
you'll get then: to market in recordtime.
• National contains a high level of
the newest growth factors for rapid
development; it is also packed with
vitamins for health and balanced with
minerals to give you a pork-produo-
ifig grovver with less grain. So feed
your hogs the"National fresh-tubted
war .and you'll save time, labor,
grain—and make more money:
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KEEP YOUR LITTERS'
APPETITE -KEEN
Feed.your young pigs three times daiiy—and
never giVe them more than they'11 clear up.
By giving them frequent. feedings in smaller
quantitios.yOU'll keep them &Ways hunt*. so
they *Met neod coaxing to eat up their feed. "
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Si. Your NATIONAL Vidor fentay—iook
for didi bright Orange and Black Sign
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100.1.1AM SVOttp: SONS. tiMITED • INGERSOLL • ONTARIO
COUNT ON
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the Township of Hay during the
spring season, rate of pay to be
85c per iheur plus mileage. • That
-having received Engineer S. W.
Archibald's report on the Mous4
seau Drain on Feb. 13, we author-
ize the clerk to Proceed, according
to Section 16 of the Municipal
Drainage Act, the date on which
the report is to be read to be Mar.
21, at 8 p.m. in the Hay Township
Hall,Zurich, and that the clerk
request the attendance of . S. W.
Archibald at the meeting.
That we authorize the treasurer
of the Township of Hay to forward
a cheque for $150 to the Receiver
General of • Canada to cover the -
purchase price of the H. Cornforth
property, Lot 18, N.B., .being 160
,rods taken for road allowance.
That we accept the 1952 gravel
tender as received from R. J. Brew-
er, of Goderich, to crush and haul
approximately 8,000 cubic yards of
crushed stone at $1.08 per cubic
yard for crushing and hauling, and
crushing gravel for the Hay Twp.
truck at 40e if used, contract to be
signed as soon as the tender is ap-
proved by the 'Department of High-
ways; all work and material to be
approved by Jas. Masse, road sup-
erintendent, and to conform with
tender.
Accounts for Hay Township
roads, relief; Hay Municipal Tele-
phone System aniiThay Township
general accounts Were ordered paid
as per voucher:
Roads — London Free Press,
$21.28 ; Larry Snider Motors,
$69•50 ; Zurich Garage, $11.34.;
Sheridan Equipment Co., $89.75;
inion • Road -114acirinery--- Co.;
$63.02; Canada Culvert Co., $7.70;
Hensall Motor Sales, $17.43; Billie
Becker, $3.40; L. Rose, $5.06; Wm.
,Siebert, $10; Guenther' Transport
Ltd., $16.38; Alphonse Masse,
$164.20; Michael Masse, $80.04;
Department of Highways, $1; F. C.
Kalbileisch & Son, $575; Klopp's
Super Service, $37.94; Receiver
General of Canada, $150; James
Masse, $19.6.90; St. Joseph Service,
$11.28; Zurich Motors, $5.75; W. A.
Buchanan, $5,45; L. A. Prang &
Son, 60c; H. W. Brokenshire, $100;
Exeter Times -Advocate, $6.56; L.
Masse, $50.44.
Hay Municipal Telephone Sys-
tem—H. G. Hess, $2,017.32; Exeter
Times -Advocate, $19.42; Real Sup-
ply Co., $140; Stromberg-Carlson
Co., $50.12; Radio Station CKNX,
$6; Bell Telephone Co., $985.20;
Northern Electric Co., $256.55; J.
W. Haberer, $37.50; H. W. Broken -
shire, $31.13. •
General Accounts — Wm, Lawr-
ence, $2,332; V. L. Becker, $62.50;
Municipality of the .City of Lon-
don, $65; Municipal World, 525.24;
Provincial Treasurer, 98c; Hepsall
District Co-op., $18.62; Treasurer
Ausable River Conservation Auth-
ority, $534.06; H. W. Brokenshire,
salary and fox bounty payments,
$186.77.
.9 1$
Area Music Festival
Held at Brucefield
uron
edtile. d io:poota Uay
$
Free to all, the mass chest X-ray
cl,lnica lit Huron County given by
the Huron County Tuberculosis
Association in co-operation with
the Ontario Department of Health,
will begin May 19. •
This was annotmeed at a •spacial
meeting of the association held in
Clinton by Alex' Russell, Toronto,
of the T.B. Prevention Division, De-
partment of Health.
A period of sibs weeks or even
longer should complete the clinics
at which it is expected to X-ray ev-
ery adult in the county, including
Grade IX school pupils up.
Although two .,X-ray .machines
will be brought in to the county,
only one operates at one time. The
mobile unit will be taken right in-
to industrial plants and high
schools, while the portable unit
will be set up in the larger cen-
tres.
Special meeting will be held the
early part of April when represent-
atives of 10 Lions :Clebs and -vro-
men's organizations throughout the
county will organize for the clin-
ics. Two weeks previous to the
clinics the 12,000 homes in the
county will be visited by volun-
teers with literature regarding the
Frank Fingland, Q.C,, of Clinton,'
'Murray, Viola Lightfoot and Kath-
erine McGregor, 82 (tied); Grace
Erb and Shirley Gingerich, 80.
Double trioiS.S -1, Stanley -,-8-44.
U.S.S. 9, Hay and Stanley, 83.
and Stanley, 81; S.S. 1, Stanley, 80.
Two-part chorus, U.S.S. 9, Hay
•
President of $thv,$4 association, asked
the 'members to give every assist-
ance to -the orga,nisation of the
Project. He stated .that, in 1948,
when the last mase free chest X-
ray clinic was conducted, only
17,000 of the 43,000 Population at-
tended. H. C. Lawson, Clinton,
secretary -treasurer, spoke on this
year's order. for Christmas Beals,
which will financially assist with
the muss X-ray.
10)Huron Centres
Study Vegetables
pat,V002.f will be 40a0:141407";
,t'.1entrttlt represented At the Whig
baln, 10,01.00). .841.4 leader1.111*,
44Prritf$14.*: Grace Edgar;
Mr % NairelROW.0.$ 1,g40041*Au
mont;;', anbrOolt,
tool', 9, Brussels; Walton, Mrs.
W. J. Humphries.; MOlesworth,Mrs.
Andrew SlinPa011; ILR. 1, Listowel,
.Mr. Lawson Doig, R.R. 2, WITOSer,
Ten centres from Huron County
took part in the four-day leaders'
training school for Home Making
Club Leaders, held in Clinton and
Wingham last week.
__Miss Jean ,Scott, home economist'
for the county, assisted by Mrs.
James Montgomery, home econo-
mist with the Women's Institute
branch, Toronto, were in charge.
The project undertaken by the
,school was "Dressing Up Home
Grown Vegetables," It included the
stu_dy of yegetables' part in the
fahily meals, vegetable cooking,
the place of vegetables in the 4/.111-
nET and supper menu, salads, and
the .preparation of raw vegetables
as garnishes and appetisers. •
Leaders and theft. assistants from
,these_eingsoo?wilLgeth ;their own
individual lodalities and conduct
the course to clubs. Each club
girl is asked to exhibit a well -pre -
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from 4 1.40941.19009.9,.. Mra. K. 240 -VP'
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Bell, Mt0,. JL 104001.414,,090faTOrg
Leeni• Lamb, R.R. 4, GoderiCh;‘1;
Killen, IOU. qlle Pryce, 1411 -
Dublin, Mrs. James Keyes, JUR. 9.
Seatorth.
Contract Elarley.
WE ARE AGAIN CONTRACTING
BARLEY WITH THE CANADA
MALTING Ca
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Seed Supplied
Barley is Treated Free of Charge
Cook Bros. Milling Co.
HENSALL
Phones: Day 54 or 86
CHANGE OF,
INCOME TAX DISTRICT
-NOTICE-TO-TAXPAYERS-RESIDENG-
For CHICKS
PEAT MOSS CHICK STARTER
MASH and KRUMBLES
GROW MASH and PELLETS
SHELL and GRIT
SEAFORTH FARMERS.. CO-OP
FEED DIVISION
Phone 9
Seaforth
I 6 Remittances of tax by individuals and cor-
-porations, and tax deducted at the source by
employers resident in the Counties of HUR-
ON, BRUCE and WELLINGTON, should be
mailed or delivered to the District Taxation
Office at Kitchener. e -
_HURON, BRUCE and
WELLINGTON COUNTIES
• The Counties of HURON, BRUCE and WEL-
LINGTON, formerly under the jurisdiction of
the London or Hamilton District Taxation
Offices, have now been transferred to the
jurisdiction of the District Taxation Office at
Kitchener, Ontario, located in the „Dunker
Building, 251 King Street West Accordingly,
the records of all taxpayers residing in these
three Counties have been transferred from
the District Taxation Offices at London or
Hamilton, to their new location, and any re-
lated correspondence or general inquiries ton
taxation matters, should be directed to the
District Taxation Office at Kitchener.
'Ydur e_nquiries are solicited.
WRITE OR PHONE AND ASK
tMcKINLEY'S REGARDING YOUR
-- CHICKS FOR 1952 .
COCKERELS, PULLETS and UNSEXED
697 r 11, Hensall
R.R. 1, Zurich
-10-raiPaYers (both individuals and corpora-
tions) resident in the above-mentioned Coun-
ties, who formerly filed their appropriate
Income Tax returns and Succession Duty re-
turns with the District Taxation Offices at
London- or Hamilton, will file their returns
for 1951 and subsequent taxation years, with
the District Taxation Office at Kitchener.
Children from many district
points competed in the Hay and
Stanley School Area ,Music Festi-
val held in the United Church,
Brucefield.
W. H. ,Bishop, of Goderich, ad-
judicated the classes, which high-
lighted vocal work, !Miss Ellen M.
Love supervised the event.
Girls' vocal solo, 9 years and un-
der, Rosalie Watkins, Jean McC1Y-
mont, Katherine Erb, Elaine Tay-
lor, 83 (tied); Irene Taylor, 82;
Marion Forrest, Joyce Hood, 80
(tied).
Boys' vocal solo, 9 years and un-
der, Eddie ealdivar, 84; Eric Clutt-
er, 83; Ralph Triebner, Kenneth
Reichert, 82 (tied).
Girls' vocal solo, 11 years and
under, Jean Rathwell, 88; Valerie
Campbell, 86; Katherine .),Llearegor,
85.
Boys' „ vocal solo, 11 years and
under, Gerald Coleman, 80; Hill
Murray, 79; Peter Hrommer, 78,
Junior dtletii, nine learn and un-
der, Rosalie Watkins and Joan Me -
Cowan, 81: Mary Lou Drb and Ag-
nes ()each, Joan MeCtinehey .and
Orrin Baird, 80: Mary Finlay and
Vera Swartbentrtther, 79.
fJnlson oltorits, 81.IS, 1, Stanley,
89; S. 14;5tailleY, 8,8, 7, Stanley.
Double oartet4„„ Stanley.
oginter dnetSy years ,a;tfit tinder,
Ihriatdie,'Walkint end Wayne Wet-
kinn: 84; '144 dOtiOr .6;*4
DEPARTMENT 014 NATIONAL REVENUE --
TAXATION DIVISION
SINGER SERVICE
Have Your District SINGER
Representative Call and Check
Your Machine
No Obligation. REPAIRS TO ALL MAKES.
IF YOU ARE THINKING OF TRADING MACHINES OR
PURCHASING A NEW MODEL, FIND OUT
ABOUT IT NOW!
— Some 'Models are being cut off —
Singer Sewing
Machine Co.,
.Goderich Town or City
Pilowg 1135
- Please send me FREE a Catalogue for all New Models available.
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