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by W. W. Hayiom
your telephone manager
Upcoming TV Specials
Lovers of good music will want towatch for two tele-
visiontreats to be sponsored by the .Bell over the CBC -TV
network in the next few weeks. On Wednesday, February
19, at 9:30 p.m., six recognized young stars of the music
world, including the assistant conductors of -both the Mont-
real and Toronto Symphony Orchestras, will be featured in
a program entifled, "Young Canadians in Concert." Then,
two weeks• later -Wednesday; March 4, at 9:30 p.m. -the
Bell will sponsor the TV presentation of, the Montreal
Symphony Orcheitra performing Richard Strauss' "Ein
Heldenleben" (AHero's Life) under the direction of Con-
ductor Zubin Mehta. Filmed and recorded at Montreal's
proud Place des Arts during the 30th anniversary concert
of the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, the program captures
a full richness of sound.tor 47 minutes of uninterrupted
musk, and also highlights an interview with Conductor
Mehta.
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Answerer
Whenever you're looking for information, you have a
vriety,of sources' to turn to, depending on the nature of
your quest. There's the dictionary or encyclopedia . . .
newspapers and magazines . . radio and TV . . . maps,
cookbooks, bus schedules, etc., etc., etc. . . . .AND, of
course, the telephone. And it's the telephone you reach for
most often when you want information in a hurry -informa-
tion such as, is Mary Ellen's birthday tomorrow (horrors!)
or next week? . . . homd° you get to the Johnson house?
. . . what's the latest. stock quotations? . . what time
does the movie begin? °. . . who's going to bring the young-
• sters back from the party? Isn't it a fact, though? Day
• after day it's the -telephone that helps you get the answers
you need to schedule your activities and keep you informed.
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Questions
The hospital switchboard operator advised the caller
thatthe patient in 618 was not yet receiving calls.
"Well; can you tell me how Mrs. Smith is getting along?"
inquired th‘ caller.
"Surely," replied the operator. "She had her operation
this morning and is ,doing extremely well, according to my
card. May I tell her who called, please?"
"Oh, that won't be necessary," came the answer. "This
IS Ms. Smith in 618. I just wanted to find out how I am.
Thank you."
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PREY TWP. COUNCIL,
Grey ToWnship cenneil,- at US
February inteting approved the
following raotion.s:
That we pay membership fees
to Associationf Rural Munici-
palities, • Oocid Roads Associa
tion, Asgociation of Mayors and
Reeves and, Association of As-
sessing Officers.
That we give a grant a $25
t� the Huron County Soil and
Crop Improvement Asociation.
That we instruct the clerk to
advertise for tenders for crush-
ing and rauling 15,000 cubic
yards, more or less, of gravel,
%-inch screen to be
That we instruct the clerk to
•advertise for tenders for ap-
proximately 1400 pounds warble
fly, powder.
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That we accept the petition of
the residents of Molesworth for
street lights and enter into an
agreement with the Township
of J Wallace for same.
The following accounts were
paid: Village of Brusels, share
division court, $16; drainage de-
bentures, $475.01; Hienstr a
Nursing Home, $60.25; Callan-
der Nursing Home, $75.75; The
Municipal World, supplies„ $4.40;
George Wesenberg, assessor, tax
arrears notices, $13; E. M. Car-
diff, division registrar, • $1.50; C.
M. Stevenson, fox bounty, $2;
Cardiff's Hardware, bulbs, Eth-
el Village, 95c; Robt. L. Cun-
ningham, stove oil, $20.30; John
Johnston, caretaker No. 4 school
for elections, $5.00; Association
of Rural Municipalities; mem-
beship fee, $15; Good Roads
Asociation, membership fee,
$15; Association Mayors - and
Reeves, membership fee, $10;
Associetion of Assessing Offi-
cers, membership fee, $10.00;
Huron County Soil and Crop
Improvement Association, $25
Road and Bridges, $2,555.00
Total, $3,310.16.
USBORNE COUNCIL
Usborne council held its Feb-
ruary meeting at Elimville with
members present being Reeve
Archie Etherington• and Council-
lors Ward Hern, Ken Duncan
and Lloyd Ferguson.
Road gravelling tenders were
opened as follows:: Joe Kerr,
Wingham, - price cubic yard
cruShed and delivered, 67, stock-
piled 35c; R. H. Jennison Ltd.,
Grand Bend, 68c and 40c; Ray
Ireland, London, 7(lc and 40e;
Marmac Construction, Tillson-
burg, 73c and 39c; Yendt & Mc-
Cann Construction, Stratford;
731/2c and 421/2c; Ross & Paton
Construction, kirkton, 75c and
45c.
The tender of Joe Kerr, Wing•
ham, for the. 1964 road gravel-
ling contract at the price of 67e
per cubic yard for crushing and
delivering and 35c per cubic
yard for stockpiling, and $500
tender' guarantee was accepted,
subect to the approval--ofAhe
Department of Highways.
Road accounts amounting to
$3,451.30 • were approved for
payment. The engineer should
provide for a detour during the
construction of the Westlake
bridge; that the superintendent
should include- the cost of a
new mower in this year's road
appropriattien (estimated $509).
Treasurer N. G. Clarke re-
ported receipts of $13,077.23
since' January 7th, and comple-
tion of the audit for 1963 by A.
M. Harper & Co. Tax collector
B. M. Woods reported that the
total of 1963 taxes still uncol-
lected has been reduced by re-
cent collections to $8,454.51.
Grants of $25.00 each Were
made to the Salvation Armrand
the Huron. County Soil & Crop
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MILTON J. DIETZ
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ON A FAST,
SAFE START
FOR CALVES
Heifers on the Purina Farm Calve 4 to
4 8 months ahead of average. That means
they give around 3,000 lbs. of milk
before most heifers have even started
producing -Why don't you try it!
1. As soon as the calf is dropped, cut off
the navel cord about 2 inches frop the
calf's body and soak, the stub in iodine
to prevent infection.
2. For the first three days leave the calf
with the mother so it can get the.fist
colostrum milk which helps regulate
the digestive system. Milk to 'even
pressure in all 4 !quarters, but do not
empty udder completely. Guard calf
against draughts and dampness.
• 3. For the next ten days, keep-dalf in an
individual pen. Pen should have clean
bedding and be disinfected with Purina
Disinfectant before calf is moved in.
4. On the fourth elpy start feeding Purina
Nursing Chow in gruel •form 1 lb. re-
places 1 gal. milk. Continue for four
weeks. Calf should have clean water
and rock salt available free choice.
5. gl1f-feed Purina Calf Startena from
4 days to 4 months, adding bright leafy
hay at .1 months. _
6. After 4 months change to a Purina
heifer growing program.
Why not give me a call, or drop in at
my Store with the Checkerboard Sign
and let me tell you how Purina feed-
ing ha been Paying off for many of
your 'neighbours.
for fas, efficient feed service call
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InaP' fuTimift ..ABSOiati0-
C uncil agreed that the cou-
ty be advised that the Township
of Usoredoes net relinquish
its priority in having a centn-
nial project, to the county for
a county project.
Council agreed that the al).
plication of Fred Harburn, Dub
in, to provide *arble fly spray-
-ing at '81/2 c per head per spray
and supply warble fly powder
at $4.95 per 15pound carton,
and 43c per 1 -pound bag, or
lower if there is a price reduc-
tion, be accepted provided that
he or his operator secures the
license now required by the De -
„pertinent of Health under the
regulations of the Pesticides
Act.
Council agreed to support a
debenture issue by the Town
of Exeter for an estimated $197,-
900,00 to $225,000,00 to provide
for an addition of six rooms to
the Hum South District High
School building, on the estab-
lished equalized assessment bas.
is for the • district.
HOWICX COUNCIL
A, regular meeting of Hotrick
Township Council was held in
the clerk' S office when all mem-
bers were- present and Reeve
Ivan Haskins was in the chair.
1Viotions approved included:
That we agree to the request
of the C.P.R. in the removal of
the stock pens at Wroxeter.
That 'bylaws to fix the salary
of the assessor and fixing the
remuneration of road account
payroll employees and appoint-
ing and setting the salary of
the road superintendent be fin-
ally passed.
That we join the Ontario
Good Roads Association and the
Association of Assessing Offi-
cers of Ontario.
That we give the Huron Coun-
ty Crop and Soil Improvement
Association a grant of $25.00
for 1964.
That we ac-epe'the tax collec-
tor's 193 tax I ctn.
That we instruct the road sup-
erintendent to engage B. M.
Ross to prepare plans for bridge
at lot 19, con. 10 and 11.
That the Township of Howick
are •anticipating in their own
centennial • project andthe clerk
notify- the County Clerk of
same.
That we make the renovation
of our abandoned cemeteries a
part of a centennial project.
That we instruct the clerk to
advertise for tenders for warble
fly spraying, stating price per
head for hot and • cold water
spray and advertise for applica-
tions for warble fly inspector.
That all members of council
receive $15 for regular meet-
• ings, $8.00 -for special meetings
• and court of revision meetings,
10 cents a mile to and from
meetings, and the reeve to .re
ceive •$50 -extra annually:,
clerk to prepare the necessary
bylaw.
That any member who can
attend the Rural Municipalities
convention and the Good' RoadsP
convention may attend and re-
ceive the same remuneration as
in 1963.
That the following accounts
be paid: Howick Municipal Tele-
phone System, service and tolls,
$19.23; Wingham Hospital
Board„ balance of membershiP,
$4.00;' County of Huron, com-
flflSin tax arrears ,collec-
tions, $264.45; Grand River Of-
fice Supply, supplies, $16.19;
Town of Harriston, fire call re
Bob Campbell, $150; United
Stationerys, dog tags a n d
forms, $83.30; Municipal World,
supplies, $6.20; Gestetner (Can-
ada) Ltd., supplies, $54.32; H.
G. Harris, part salary; $75.00;
W. E. Whitfield, part salary,
$215.00; balance salary, tax col-
lector, $100.00; • Department of
National Revenue; income tax,
$40.00; James Renwick, fox
bounty, $12; Carl Dinsmore, fox
bounty, $4; Amos Yoder, fox
bounty, $4; Jack Murray, fox
bounty,. $4; R. GibSn, two hos-
pital board meetings, $10; On-
tario Goad Roads AsSociation,
membership, $15; Association of
Assessing 'Officers, membership,
$10; H. N. Gowdy & Son, stove
oil, $50.93; I. Haskins, welfare
administrator, $27.35; Howick
Township Municipal Recreation
Committee, grant, re Wroxeter
rink, $110.80; relief accounts,
$449.91; road accounts, $4,-
240.36. Total, $6,011.04.
EAST WAWANOSH COUNCIL
• East Wiwanosh council met
with all the members present,
Reeve Snell presiding.
Motions adopted included:
That Elmer Ireland be ap-
pointed as township representa.
tive on the Wingham and Dis
trict Hospital Board, Riving to
Gordon McBurney not accept'
ing the appointment.
That the road and general iw
counts as presented be passed
and paid.
Captain Howard S. Moore, of
the London Salvation Army, ad•
dressed the council on the work
of the Army in •Western On
tarici and requested a grant.
That council give a grant of $50
to the London Salvation Army.
That council give a grant of
$25.00 to the Huron Soil and
Crop Improvement Association
That council pay the Blyth
Municipal Telephone System
the balance oiking on the 1963
account of $2,117.39.
That council appoint Roy Pat-
tison as council member for
one year and Murray Scott as,
non-coliwil member for one year
on the Whigham District Plan,
ning Bord.
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sign the applitation to the igh-
That the Reeve and• Clerk s
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• That' the clerk adyeitiie fo
• tenders 4Y- the honr for -wa
We 0"inPector, heto find his
ogn ..transportation, a prayer
operator' end an operater help-
er; tenders to be '-receye(Lon
beoreIVIrh 3rd, at 1:00
o'qoplr.
Acceunts approved inluded:
C. W. Hanna, salary, $193.01,
bills paid $3.01; Alan McBur-
ney, wages $143,84, truck $15;
Donald Pengelly, wages, $87.73;
Amor Smth, first aid kit, $4.10;
r r y Williams, fuel, etc.,
$84.24; Dominion
RoadMacb-
iry C., repairs, $145.18; Jack
Wardell, tire chains and hooks,
$77.25; Belgrave CO-ePerative,
salt and drill; $6.91; Harold R.
Cengram, snow removal, $15.00;
George Radford; snow removal,
$1,008.00; -J.' Ross Anderson,
tape and oil can, $2.50; Receiver
Generarelf"Canada, income tax,
$12.50.
General Cheques -,-Elmer
Arbikkle, Arbuckle Dr., $121.37;
Robert Arbuckle, Arbuckle Dr.,
$434,38; Township- a Morris,
Arbuckle Dr., $362.21; A. E.
Cook, Redmond Dr., $281.64;
A. D. Campbell, Redmond •Dr.,
$87.24; J. 11. Campbell, Red-
mond Dr., $10.94; East Wwen-
ash T.S.A., ftedmond Dr., $1.99;
The Blyth Standard, printing fi-
nancial statements,174.16; Twp.
of Morris,Belgrave street lights,
$37.34; TWp. of Morris, Grasby
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Draassessment, $29.40; Mrs.
Jean McKay, maintenance pa-
tient, $75.75; County of Huron,
tax collection charges, $273.76;
Blyth Municipal Telephone Sys-
tem, balance rates and tolls, $2,-
117.39. W. H. Gow, fox, bounty,
$400; The Salvation Army; Lon-
don, grant, $50.00; Huron ,Coun-
ty Soil and Crop Improvement,
$25.00.
MORRIS TOWNSHIP
• Morris council met with all
members present and the reeve
presiding. Motions included:
That. we pay , our member-
ship to the Associatin of 'On-
tario Mayors and Reeves. Dele-
gations to the meeting were:
Roy Cousins and John Wheeler,
re chapel for Brussels ceme-
tery; John McDonald and Max
Coldfield, re Brussels Arena, and
Captain Moore from London, re
the "Salvation Army..
• That grant of $50.00 be
given to. the Salvation Arm.
That William Peacock be re-
commended to represent Mor-
ris for three Years and Walter
Shortreed be recommended • as
representative from council for
one year on the Wingham Dis-
trict Planning Board.
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• That we give 4 MUT *25
t9 the 4rqi Comfy '&0 ;r4Crop Inipriminent Assoeintion.
That Milo Ca,fernOre, garlel
lora an'n)jr one. be givn, a
rebate on their .1903 taxes. •
That we ailvertise for appli-
cations for warble ily inspec
tor and for tenders for warble
,fly spraying.
That we advertise for ten-
ders to supply 15,000 cubic
yards of gavl.
The follewing accounts were
paid: G. Ross Anderson, light
replacements, $2.40; ,Blyth Tel-
ephone, tolls and tax;$411.81;
Brussels Telephone, phone ren-
tal, $50.68; Village of Brussels,
division court, $16; ,City of
Brantford, $3.65; Association
of Ontario Mayors and Reeves,
$10; F. Kirkby & Son, $348.00;
Amos C. Martin, tile, $505.41;
Salvation Army, grant, $50.00;
Huron County Soil and Crop
brit -movement; $25.00; Municipal
World, supplies, $2.42;rHovick
Fire Insurance Co., hall and
shed, .179.90; Stratford Beacon -
Herald, advertisement, $23,10;
Douglas J. Callender, $75.75;
Pineerest Manor, $75.75; S. B.
Elliott, $75.63; Red" Front Gro-
cery, $75.20; George -•r, Mutter,
$28.10; John G. Berry; collect-
ing taxes, $314.87; Nelson Reid,
snow removal, $3.00; C. B. Hoff-
man, $14.93; Milo Casemore, re-
bate on taxes,.$15.30; Earl. Sel-
lars, rebate on,,Jaxes, $29.80;
Ruby Stone, rebate on taxes,
$8.97; Helen Martin, part sal-
ary; $100.00. •
Road Accounts -William Mc-
Arter, $162.42; Jim Casemore,
$272.50; John Smith,' -$5; Valley
Bledes Ltd, bolts, $57.35; Glenn
Snell, snowplowing, $337,50;
Wingham T i r e, vulcanizing,
$3.75: Purdon Motors, repairs,
$337; Thos. Garniss, welding,
$4.50; Brussels Coal Yard, coal
and oil, $66.00; Alexnkley, oil,
fuel oil and tax, $256.53; Mel
Jermyn, snow plowing; $688.00;
Ideal Supply Co., fitting, 34c;
Stainton Hardware, stove, etc.,
$27.34; Oldfield Hardware, shov-
els, padlock, $21.36; J. M. Mc-
Donald, lumber f o r signs,
$62.33; Dominion Road, repairs,
$570.13; J. C. McNeil, genera-
tor and voltage regulator,
$26.04; Post Publishing House,
tender cells, $3.20; Morris Twp.,
Grasby Drain repairs, $40.72;
Wilmer Glousher, snowplowing,
$605.50; Brussels Telephone Co.,
tolls, $4.80.
Remember, it takes but a
moment to place an Expositer
Want Ad and be money in
pocket. To advertise, just Phone
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