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The Huron Expositor, 1955-04-15, Page 3• 4u' APRIL 1,5, I955 sl The ANNUAL MEETING of Scott - Memorial Hospital _ Will Be weld FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 22nd at 8:30 p.m. NURSES' RESIDENCE The Public is invited to be present. 1 WATERLOG 'i71E 'BREEDING ASSOCIATION "Where Better,Bulls Are Used" WHY ARE WE ADVERTISING? Because if you are not using our servi€@s now, you would be helping yourself by doing so, as well as strengthening this co- operative, farmer owned and controlled Organization, now sig iLpusands, of farmers. .Many are continuing to use OM' services and many Ii@W pegple ,are starting to use them. During March, 1955, 137 new members jail d the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Assaeiation, and 563 more Coss were bred than during March, 1954. This is a 20% increuse.. ' Costs are modest. For Service: Call the Waterloo Cattle Breeding Association: CLINTON 242 Between: 7:30 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. week days 7:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. Sundays and Holidays 1 1 MULLETT COUNCIL The regular montbly meeting of Hullett Township Council took place Monday, April 4, in the Com- munity Hall, Londesboro, at 1:30 p.m. The reeve and all members of the council were present. The minutes of the last regular meet- ing of March 7 were read and adopted on motilin of T. Leiper and E. Hesk. The following motions were car- ried: G. Brown anti A. Young: That we transfer the sum of $1,- 203.40 from our road estimates to bridge estimates in our 19$4 ex- penditure requisition. T. Leiper and E. Hesk: That we make a grant of $25 to the Clinton Cham- ber of Commerce toward the pur- chase of a resuscitator, if and when they do purchase one. A. Young and G. Brown: That we in- struct the Clerk to send all 1954 taxes not paid by May 1, to Gode- rich for collection. E. Hesk and T. Leiper: That the accounts as read and approved be paid. T. Leiper and E. Hesk: That the 4t - em of $6.12 assets of the auditer'a report beto Ole le P0l- Lard D-.- • - • r+.nin - rancn _- At this time the petition from the Federation of Agriculture on the Brucellosis campaign was plac- ed before the council. The coun- cil, after careful deliberation and study of the act, called Mr. G, W. Montgomery, agricultural repres• entatrve, for advice on same. He not being available, being in To - Veteran's Cab GEORGE H. MILLER, Passengers Insuredpi iriOPIE 362 SEAFOR1fl i STERLIN4 HUDSON HARD G,OAL More heat per gOi; Seaforth Lumber Ltd. PHONE 47 Seaforth : Ontario KEEP YOUR MONEY SAFE... when you're travelling ! Traveller's cheques protect you against loss of your money while travelling. Negotiable anywhere. You can obtain Traveller's Cheques at our nearest branch— we have more than 680 to serve you. NW -1 65 THE CANADIAN BANK OF COKMERCE SEAFORTH BRANCH: G. C. Brightrall, Manager ronto, the following motion . was made: G. Brown and T. Leiner: That we do now adjourn to a date convenient to the council and the agricultural . representative. The following accounts were passed: advertising and supplies, $62.81; charity, $173.78; salaries, 130; fires, $16; roads and bridges, $1,060.42; tax rebate, $2.07; grants, 50. HIBBERT COUNCIL The Council of the Township of Hibbert met in regular session on Monday, with all members present and Reeve Edgar Butson presid- ing. The members of council gave their approval, by resolution, to the expenditure, by the Mitchell District High School Board, for building nine instructional areas to the new school, and a debenture by-law was passed to approve bf the borrowing of $135,000, to be raised by debentures issued for 20 years. A resolution was passed authorizing the distribution of $1,330.64 to assessed owner§ of lands and roads, on the D®wneY drain, recelVed as Proving!:, Aid to Drainage, 8'rn'e Allen was ap. 7)omteu jnember on the Aasab e RNdr Conservation Authority, and $417.07 was paid to the Authority as Hibbert's levy for 1855. Insurance was renewed With F. Adair Campbell for municipal lia- bility, non -owned automobile and compensation, and a new pdiiEy was taken to cover spraying. Gor- don Miller was appointed as as- sistant warble fly inspector at two cents a head per spray. A donation of $68 to the Hensall Feeder Calf Club and $40 to the South Huron Agricultural .Society was made. The clerk was instructed to pre- nare two py-jaws to levy for the Wren Municipal Drain, one for re- pair and the other for improve- ment. General orders amounting to $2,003.25, road vouchers of $712.08, also final payment on road grader of $10,000, were ordered paid. • The next regular meeting is to be held at 8 p.m. on May 2. HOWICK COUNCIL A re:ular meeting of Howick Tuwnsh$p ,_:;?until was held in the clerk's otflee, Corrie, on Tuesday. All members were "resent and the reeve, H. Go14dy, was i;:, the chair, The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and on mo- tion of McMichael and Gibson, were adopted as read. Moved by Gibson and Allan: That we give a grant of $100- to the trustees of the Wroxeter Police Village, re mill dam when the work commences. Carried. Moved by Haskins and Allan: That a robbery insurance policy for $500 be taken out on the treas- urer. Carried. Moved by Gibson and McMich- ael: That we advance the Wrox- eter Community Hall Board $3,- 500, re Wroxeter Community Hall. Carried. Moved by Allan and Haskins: That we advance the Centennial Committee $t00. Carried. Moved by McMichael and Gib - t c�n''Ttra e authorize the treas- urer to transfer the several drain accounts to the general account as per the attached list. Carried. Moved by Haskins and Gibson: That xv;e renew the insurance for road liability, non -owned automo- biles and floater policy on Grader, and take out a new weed and war- ble fly contract as of April 1st, through the Frank Cowan Com- pany. Carried. Moved by McMichael and Allan: That we sell Lots 1 and 2 in the ' Village of Gorrie to R. H. Carson & Son for the sum of $25. Carried. Moved by Haskins and GibSop: That we instruct the clerk to call for tenders on the Win. Kreller Drain, tenders to be in the hands of the clerk not later than 12 o'clock 'loon, May 4, lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Carried. Moved by Gibson and Haskins: That we instruct the clerk to ad- vertise for sale in the Village of Fordwich the coal sheds and weigh scales on Part Lot 23, Queen St., tenders to be in the hands of the clerk by 12 o'clock noon May 4. Carried. • Moved by Gibson and McMich- ael: That we appoint Mel. Allan to look after repairs on I'ordwich shed...,, Carried. Moved by Gibson and Allan: That the road accounts as approv- ed be paid. Carried. Moved by McMichael and "Has_ kins; That the following account •'e paid: Mguie,pal World, office ai`v5o. byulliii-.- , -rdlle3, & Son; office 8UP;vries, $208.98; Herring Hall Safe Co., safe change key, $3.50; R. A. Hunter,treasurer, transfer to Centennial Committee, $100.00; Howick Telephone System, service and tolls, $16.50; R. H. Carson & Son'warbicide and miscellaneous, $66819; Listowel Banner, advertis- ing, $3.60; Partridge Grocery, re-' lief, $24; ,Wroxeter Community Hall Board, advance, $3,500.00. Moved by McMichael and Has- kins: That we do now adjourn to meet again on May 5, or at the call bf the reeve. Carried. MORRIS COUNCIL Morris Township Council met in the Township Hall on. Monday, April 4, with all the members present. The minutes of the last regular meeting and the special meeting of March 23, were read and adopted on motion of Ross Duncan and William Elston. Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec• onded by Stewart Procter. that En- gineer Jas. A. Cowes be inst..:et- ed -to stake, survey and make re- ports on the Nichol and Richmond Drains.—Carried. Moved by William Elston, sec- onded by Ross Duncan, that the assessment on the Roderick Mc- Lean property be changed to the different owners.—Carried. Mooed by William Elston, sec- onded by Stewart Procter: That A. Fraser be paid $150 on his sal- ary.—Carried: Moved by Wm. Elston, seconded by Walter Shortreed, that we take- out ake-out the road liability, spraying and non -owned liability policies with the General Accident Insur- ance Company.—Carried. Moved by Ross Duncan, second- ed by Stewart Procter, that the Frank Cowan Insurance Agency be paid $12.39 which is owing on last year's compensation insur- ance and that it be renewed with Mr. B. Hall in June.—Carried. Moved by Stewart Procter, sec- onded by Wm. Elston, that the tender of Harold Thomas to build the machine shed for the sum of $7,050,• to include floor as per .ten- der, be accepted subject to the approval of the district municipal engineer, contract to be completed by Sept. 15, 1955.—Carried. Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec- onded by Ross Duncan, that the road bills as presented by the road superintendent, be paid.—Carried. Moved by Stewart Procter, sec- onded by Wm. Elston, that the auditors' report for 1954 be ac- cepted. -Carried. Moved by Wm. Elston, seconded by Walter Shortreed, that we ad- vertise for tenders on three cul - HURON -BRUCE LIBERALS ORGANIZE; PLAN FOR COMING ELECTION The executive members of the Huron -Bruce Liberal Association held a dinner meeting . at the Queen's Hotel, Wingham, on Wed- nesday evening, April 6. All mun- icipalities within the riding were represented, as preliminary plans YOUR CREDIT UNION SPEAKS were made for the holding of the annual meeting and a nomination convention to choose a Liberal candidate for the forthcoming pro- vincial election. Delegates were selected to at- tend the --annual meeting of the Ontario Liberal Association, to be held in Toronto on April 23. Although the meeting Vas de- voted largely to executive business of the association, several mem- bers addressed. ,the meeting brief- ly in the persons of Donald Blue, Ripley; Hugh Hill, Colborne; J. A. Johnston, Mildmay; A. H. Mc- Tav': Teesater; Elmer Farris!), Ho lickw , and Robert Hetherington, ngham. In addition to comments on rid- ing organization, several referred to the sins of commission and omission of the Frost Conservative government, and voiced concern for the plight in which the. muni- cipal taxpayers is placed today because of practices and policies adopted by the present govern- ment, that have added, and con- tinue to add tax burdens on the municipal householder. Mr. Fr Presiden (Nort dress ed t step ridin t,,, yin Ratan OIL COMPRITIELLIMITEr �a. 5���;�k:3i�a��tll�riar:rkia7ar•i, • ftl!ieful{taM:tlJax4hi�11)11ie For the past few weeks Credit Union questions and an swers column has covered opera- tions in general and on savings. This week we are going to discuss Loans. Q.: How does the Credit Union provide credit when needed? A.: By loaning money to its members. Q.: Is there any restrictions on the loans made to members? A.: The Credit Union sets the maximum amount which may be loaned to any individual member; also the maximum amount which may be loaned without security. Loans may be made only for a provident or productive purpose. Q.: What do you mean by "provident or productive pur- pose?" A.: In its widest interpretation: Any purpose which would benefit or help the prospective borrower. Q.: Who decides that the loan is for a proper purpose? A: All loans are passed by a credit committee, usually three members, who scrutinize the pur- pose of the loan, the security`, of- fered, and the terms of repayment. All transactions in the Credit Un- ion are confidential. Q.: What is the usual security offered for a loan? A.: A wage assignment form, assignment of expected income or monies receivable, signature of a co-signer, chattel mortgages—all these are forms of security ac- ceptable to Credit Unions. is Harber, of Kitchener, the Western Ontario eral Association, ad - meeting, and explain- ential and progressive taken to insure a good' anization. Gregory, President of the On ario Liberal Association, addressed the meeting at length. He said it was the responsibility of- the opposition party to bring to the attention of the government and the public generally, the mat- ters wherein the government of the day has failed to administer the departments of government ef- fectively and economically or wherein the government has failed to take proper action or assume its rightful responsibility. He said that in addition to offering such constructive criticism, he assured the executive gathering that the Liberal Party have a platform that will be placed before the electors of the Province when it is the pro- per time to do so. Mr. Wilf Anderson, of Luekhow, tendered the thanks of the gather- ing to Mr. Gregory and Mr. Har- ber. Mr. Brown, Stl'tyth, of Auburn, president of the riding association, presider), 0 verts, tenders to be in by 12 o'clock noon, May 2.—Carried. Moved by Ross Duncan, second- ed by Stewart Procter, that we advertise for tenders for the sale of the township shed, Monday, April 11.—Carried. Moved by Walter Shortreed, sec- onded by Ross Duncan, that the meeting adjourn to meet again on May 2, at 1 p.m., or at the call of the reeve.—Carried. Accounts Passed The following accounts were paid: Municipal World, supplies, $2.12; ;Blyth Standard, advertising, 84c; Belgrave 'Co-operative, disin- fectant isinfectant and powder, $599.90; Coun- ty of Huron, Miss deline Math- ers, $43; County- ofuron, R. Hoy and Mrs. Atm Bernard, $187- Ad- vance -Titres, advertising, $5.87; Thos,, Whinier & Sons{ supplies, H. Kearney, relief to Mrs. Wilhelm, $20.38; A, Fraser, part salary, $150; .d, Nlttrttus. relief, $30; COun' of �iuron, Miss Lillian Gsl'luss, $29; . A. Fraser, Robert - 1 nit -Math' r$ Drain. $4; el)arles Fraser,bemoan-Matbers Drain, Men. is th- erS$4; SD. raincL, $4;nna.fames A. ifOW@S, part payment, Robertson-Mathers vligted With Doug1an Mr:' and Mme.r, 'Waiters anti famr7Y vises with reltd#00 Toronto over the weekend. .Misses Wiiu a Waltell'e and Pbyy1- lis Here Vent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs: F. Walters. "Au �e�xtremely bright men are conceited-" He shrugged gracefully. "Oh, I don't know; Frn Trot." WOO Thur at 8'75 ADMISSION T- 00e' a144 140, 11 IShop Phone- °P 9 W —Res. Phone 170 -VIS GOOD NEIPVS ! - - JIM'S MACHINE SHOP — HENSALL Main Distributing Centre for - OTACO SALES & SERVICE . Of Farm Machinery For Thiib piorict -Rdricient sy?fji, '&pair radii %nd At All Times Drain, $175; S. Appleby, refund on 'Nie_ are as near is your telephone spraying, $1.50. HENSALL COUNCIL - The regular meeting of Hensall village council was held Monday evening at 8 p.m. in the council) • chamber with all members pres- ent. Minutes of the previous meeting were adopted on motion of Hoy and Luker. E. R. Davis reported regarding the streets, also tog. signs erected on same, and the interview he had with provincial police, re policing the streets. Sangster and Jones: That we order six parallel and three angle parking signs. J. A. Paterson, tax collector, re- ported re the 1954 tax arrears as being $1,150.31. Sangster a n d Jones: That the tax collector hand in the 1954 tax roll at the next meeting and in the meantime not- ify all those in arrears to pay or have their taxes registered against the property. Fire Brigade matter§ vers Lrought up, re supplies. Luker and Hoy: That we order one fire- man's coat, size 48, 1 helmet, size 71/2; 1 21/2 gated inlet female swiv- el, No. 97; 1 hydrant gate valve, No. 86, from Bickle-Seagrave Ltd. Jones and Sangster: That we pay Mrs. W. J. Cameron and Mrs. J. Lavender $3.00 each for serving hot coffee to the firemen at the Hyde fire, also send a letter of thanks. Hoy and Luker: That the Clerk send a letter of thanks' to the Exe- ter Fire Brigade for their help on March 7 at the Hyde fire. The County Health Unit report for the year was read, and the auditors' report was presented. Hoy and Luker: That the audi- tors' report as presented be ac- cepteds'and the salary paid. Sangster and ' J nes: • 'Pkat we charge the P. C. Electrical ' a- partment $20, a er Departme•t $20, School $25, ibrary $5, Re- creational Committee $5, a nd Park Board $37,' as, their share of the auditing costs. Correspondence was read as fol- lows: Sickle -Seagrave Ltd., Coun- ada Trust Company, Township of ty Treasurer, Bell Telephone, Can- Tuckersmith, H. A. Evans, T. Pryde, R. W. Myers, M.L.A., Mon- teith & Monteith, Receiver Gener- al, T. Whillier & Son, Civic Ad- ministration, Department of Wel- fare, Department of Municipal Af- fairs, Department of Education— same filed. Jones and Sangster: That we instruct the assessor and clerk to attend the meeting in Orangeville on April 6, if possible. Bills and accounts were read as follows: Clark -Fuss Electrical, re- pairs, Hall, $26.42; Receiver Gen- eral of Canada, Criminal Code, $7.50; relief, $10; Mrs. C. Elliott, meals, transients, $5; H. Horton, meals, transients, $1; E. R. Davis, salary, $210.16; Receiver General, income tax, $6.50; H. Love, Iabor, streets, $5; G. Ingram, labor, streets, $5; Bell Telephone, ser- vices, $18.70; Bickle-Seagrave Ltd. supplies, $27.38; Hensall Public School, current expenses; $2,000; Pedlar Peiple Ltd., signs, $27.20; Monteith & Monteith, auditors, $197; Auxsable River Conservation Authority, levy, $505.70; Municipal World, supplies, $6.33; E. Fink, re- pairs to stoker, Hall, $5.45; Hen- sall P.U.C., hydro, Hall, $19.63. Total, $3,083.97. Luker and Hoy: That the bills and accounts as read be paid. Sangster and Jones: That we now adjourn. THREE -ACT PLAY "WHERE'S GRANDMA?" Cavan Church, Winthrop THURSDAY, APRIL 14 8:30 p.m. By a Brussels group and is be- ing sponsored by the 'Mission Band of Cavan Church. ADMISSION — 50c and 20c Children under school age, Free-.. EUCHRE & DANCE St. Patrick's Parish Hall DUBLIN Friday, April 15th .MULLIN'S ORCHESTRA Auspices Altar Society mommennommtnionswiia .11110 Malce Fontem.ro More Profitable! 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