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ROY N. .BENTLEY
Public Aecoultttant
4. Britannia Road East - Goderich
Phone, 5.249521
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INCOME TAX
Farmers do not contribute to the
Pension Plan until next year when
they complete their 1966 tax returns.
Earnings do not indlude Investment
I'ncmMe, and the exemption is only
$600.00.
TELEPHONE 527-1250.
for appointment
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Oniofls
Take a look at the vegetable
counter next time you're shop-
ping and you'll notice the big
displays of yellow cooking on-
ions: Dde to a bumper crop
this year, Ontario onions are
appearing on most markets
across Canada, They're thrifty
buys, too, and many stores are
advertising them as "specials".
You'll notice that the onions
are marked Canada No. 1 and
are packaged in plastic or mesh
bags in 2, 3, 5, 10 -pound or
larger sizes. They should be
well cured, dry and firm with
no sprouts or decay.
Since onions will keep for at
least two or three weeks in.
the .kitchen cupboard, don't hes-
itate to huy the larger size bags.
There are only about five med-
ium-sized onions to a pound
and you will find many uses for
them, to pep lip winter meals.
The home economists of the
Consumer Section, Canada De-
partment of Agriculture, sug-
gest some interesting ways to
use a bag of onions.
Take a impound bag for ex-
ample:
—Served baked or creamed,
you'll use 1', pounds -12 small
or 6 to 8 medium onions, for six
'servings
—In a stew or casserole you'll
use at least 1 pound -5 to 6
medium onions or 2 2/3 cups
sliced, for six servings.
—In Onion soup you'll use 1
pound -2 2/3 cups sliced for
French onion soup; pound,
1 1/3 cups sliced for chowder
or cream soups for six servings.
—Served with hamburger or
steak you'll use at least one-half
pound -1 cup chopped.
—In salads you'll use at least
1/4 pound chopped or sliced.
—Fd French fried onions
you'll use .1 pound of sliced
large onions for six servings.
You'll probably think of
many more ways to use them
too. So next time you're shop-
ping, "don't forget the onions."
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LOGAN iCOUNCJL
L an Council. met Wrih. a
inear�Mers . present and Reeve
$atter presiflirag. Ke15014,8 oil'
the Grey Braneh Q•f the 419b-
-west, Squire, Regan and .4ag-
Batt drains were read and pro-
visionally , adopted, with court.
of revision to be held May -4.
There were no appeals on the
Winteningham drain and one
appeal was received and'-''ai1.
lowed on the Kerr drain, and
the ,by-laws were given their
final readings. Tenders are to
be called on the above six
drains, subject to court of rer
vision.
Frank Campbell from the
Campbell Insurance Agency,
was present, explaining •• the
-policies held by council, with
all being renewed.
The road superintendent was
authorized to attend the 'super-
intendent's
superintendent's school to he held in
Guelph, May 9, 10•. and;11„ Road'
accounts totalling $3,645.78 and
+general accounts amotintint to.
$8,279.52, were ordered paid.
GREY TOWNSHIP
Grey Township Council met
when motions adopted includ-
ed:
That the tender of Hanna &
'Hamilton to construct 'the 'ROW -
land Municipal Drain foie then
price of $1,400.40 be accepted.
That the resolutipft .pf Feb
7th, 1966, to instructEnginee
James A. Howes to examine and'
report on the open portion of
the Sixth Concession Drain, to
clear all lands from Lot 16 to
Lot 25, Con. 6, be rescinded.
That Engineer Jas. A. Howes
be instructed to examine and•
report an the West McTaggart
Drain to improve, the . drain
with tile of suitable size to
clear all lands in the water-
shed with greater volume 'to
the outlet, subject to the pro-
visions of Section 52 of the
Drainage Act.
That the auditor's report for
1965 be accepted.
That Bylaw No. 6 of 1966 to
appoint a warble fly inspector,
be passed.
That Charles Thomas be ap-
pointed chairman of the Cen-
tennial Committee for Grey.
Accounts paid included: Frank
Cowcan Co., general insurance,
$666.-69; Monteith, Monteith &
Co., audit accounts' township
$425, School Area $100; The
Municipal World, one subscrip-
tion, $5; J. C. Conley, office sup-
plies, $21.49; Lathar Weber, of -
Sis Gets the ,
Compliments
DEAR DORIS—I am 12. My
mother favors my 14 -year-old
sister. Often she says I am like
my father. This is true because
we have almost everything in
common.. But is constantly say-
ing it the right thing to .do?
She is always saying that my
young brother and I cause all
the trouble in the house. The
other times she says it is Dad
and me. My sister hardly gets
yelled at at all.
I feel as though I could never
confide in her as a mother.. But
Doris,' I love her and would do
anything , to help her, but she
won't let me.
Always Getting Heck
DEAR ALWAYS — You are
suffering from being in the
dead middle. Big Sister has the
distinction of being the oldest;
Little Brother of being the
youngest. How, ohhow, can Gra
Middle Maid shine?
Since Dad is your kindred
spirit, why not thank her for
the compliment next time she
com�,ares you? She loves him,
doesn't she? Then do one of the
nice things he does; and for the
present confide in him.
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CONFIDENTIAL; TO ADOP-
TIVF PARENT —•,• The trouble
started when Daughter Number
Two arrived from the agency.
Bedwetting, excessive demands,
temper, are all protests against
losing the spotlight.
Why not seek the skilled
guidance that is there .for you?
No social worker expects you
to be perfect. Even natural par-
ents have rivalry problems! If
you,_get enlightened help from
the child care agency .you can
in all likelihood reverse the
'trend; and help Daughter Num-
ber One to be a happier,
healthier personality from now
on.
CONFIDENTIAL TO IN LOVE-
-One of the unsensible things
commonly said is that when sex
urges occur they should be grat-
ified or emotional harm will' re.
sults, Freud's teaching has been
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Directors:
Robert G. Gardiner R.R. 1,
President Cromarty
Martin„Feeney - R.R. 2, Dublin
Vice-president
Wm. H. Chaffe --RR. 4, Mitchell
E. Clayton Colquhoun R.R. 1,
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Raymond _McCurdy ' R.R. 1,
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Tim Toohey - R.R. 3, Lucan
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Harry Coates - Exeter
Clayton Harris - Mitchell
Secretary -Treasurer:
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misinterpreted. He never taught
that the control of sex urges
was harmful.
It is their repression that can
do damage; that is, the denial•
of their existence; or the guilt
feelings that make us banish
natural desires to our subcon-
scious mind.
We should acknowledge and
cherish sexual feelings as part
of God's gift to us, learning how
to control; when to enjoy, and
how to avoid abusing them.
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DEAR DORIS—Do you have
any booklet dealing with eti-
quette in a time of sorrow ane
death? This is a subject that is
not- at all pleasant and perhaps
to be genuine in your friend-
ship and concern is most wor-
thy—but I have wondered about
this question many times.
Mrs. Proper
DEAR MRS. PROPER—There
are etiquette books in our lib-
raries with sections •on proce-
dures re death notices, funer-
als, burials, flowers, fees to
clergyman and so on.
Thoughtful friendliness beats
any formal observances. To, go
to the . person who is shocked
with 'their loss, to give love, to
help serve a lunch or take care
of an out-of-town guest; maybe
to just be there where she is,
without talking; these are the
precious, comforting services
which can help.
Remember, too that those
weeks following the funeral
can be dreadfully empty and
lonely. To drop in With a bou-'
quet, a book, an invitation to
go for a walk. shows you haven't
forgotten about your friend and
her grief.
Time will help heal the des-
perate hurt, and the mourner
will rearrange his or her life
eventually. But right after the
shock of death is "when a fell•
er needs a friend.”
DEAR DORIS—When my sis-
ters and I were young our
mother and father, who were
wonderful parents, told us the
bare facts of sex and the dis-
cussion was closed and we were
afraid to ask any other que-
tions. So I learned most of what
1 know from my old sister, -and
my younger sister 'came to me
with her questions.
I would like to have an easy
relationship with my children
on this subject so that they feel
free to come to me with any
questions or problems.
Just' Mammy
DEAR MOMMY — Good for
you. And this is the clincher:
The boy - or girl who shares'
these' discussions comfortably
will also run for 'help when teen
boygirl problems are driving
them up the wall. -
The parents who close the
subject after one prime discus-
sion of the 1+acts of Life do a
child great injustice. I'm send-
ing you the names of the books
I recommend on Sex and Dat-
ing.
fico supliess $3,44; 14ounty of
Hutgn, •ty lrewriter, 00; *ate ' geaconHereld, a4y.• •fen,
tiers, Rowland Drain, $22,Q0;
'drainage debenture, $18.49;
#oleswortb street lights, $23.13;.
Riemstrg Nursing Horne,. Mareb
acet,, $122:25; Queensway Nurs-
ing.nome, March acct., $122,25;
Humphries ' &' Co., relief acct.,
$102.34; Shelter for Relief, $20;
Root. Cunningham, fuel oil, re-
lief, $30.86; Robt. Cunningham,
fuel oil, office, $17.58; C. M.
Stevenson, fox bounty, $12; Nei-
son
eison Hanna, for bounty, $16; Her-
bert Kneisel, fox bounty, $4;
Clifford Dunbar, license, fire
truck, $2;• Elwood McTaggart,
maintenance and supplies, fire
dept., $16,50; George Rowland,
gasoline, fire dept., $1.35;, M.
J. ,Engel, welding, fire dept., $2;
J: C. Conley, supplies, ,.fire de-
partment, $1,54; Jim. Dobson,
garbage collection, Ethel- • Vil-
lage, St 4; Roads and Bridges,
$3,399.05; total, $5,189.46.
ZION
Visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John Diehl over Eas-
ter were: Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Seiler,: from Pembroke; Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Diehl and fam-
ily, of Seaforth; . Mr. Shelby
Williams, and Mrs. Mary Wil-
liams, from Burford.
Mrs. Vera Moore has return-
ed home after spending the past
month with Mr. Shelby Wil-
liams and Mrs. Mary Williams,
of Burford.
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