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The • ,.C(tlunoil of the Township of
'gay Held/' its. initial -meeting for the
year 1948 in the Hay ToTirpshitp Coup.
Cil chambers, Zurich: T- a Reeve e,r-
Taaane4 the seating positions for the
year atxsl then called n940,:'the, c lerlt
illi ..adnid1ster, the deelara4lont"aP oti
Sse oath. .At the invitation of
Tteeire; lather gave a
-short address and prayer, Ilia' \rords
counsel u
of c o n, stressed rite'. need e d fol tare.
tui eo#i'ideraliou of matters' p,ertain-
ing to,_locai government, The, Xteevo.
thenw ldde
elan d the e calln Cil 1pagmjbera
axis asked them to give irery, „Careful
6li11e1.400e . on all matter that
Might eons before .them during .1948.
Each 'netnber ;;then fittingly ,replied,.
The_meeting-was- adjourned for din*
,,ner, which was given by, the Reeve to
thew !;{Council and rather Lucier,
e naeeti r^esumnied. its sitttngo at
1:.80- P.m. and the reeve 'Called; for the
reading 4f the •minuteli. of ,the' last
regular 0oune11 meeting. These were;
aiiohted as lead[
The following motionte were passed:
ThOtn the signing ofciaials• for
Township for 1948• be the Reeve, Geo.
Armstrong, and, the Clerk -Treasurer,
H. W. Brokenshire, For the Zurich
Police Village, the Chairman; Wilfred
Sehilbe, and Secretary, H. W::`Brok-
enshire.
That a donation of $5.00 be given
to the Sick Children's hospital To-
ronto.
That nin copies of the Municipal
World be or Bred for officials of the
T•,,wnship of y for 1948.
That the money borrowing Bylaw
No. 1 be passed, authorizing the
Reeve and Treasurer to bolero' i up to
$45;000 frdlm the' Bank of Montreal as
needed for current expenditures.
That Bylaw No. 2, 1948, be passed
asking for governmentsubsidy on an
Drew Government Performance
HYDR€
In 1943—the last year before the Drew Government
took office—rural lines added:
Miles Consumers
2.34 23 ,
Rural lines .added since the Drew Government took
Hydro out of politics:
Miles Consumers
In 1944 ' 15.71 ` 275
1945 • 112.08 517
1946. 78.95 . 661
1947 59.20 697
Planned for 1948 167.89 1145
Vote for
T M PRYDE
PROGRESSIVE -CONSERVATIVE
And Keep HURON in the GOVERNMENT Ranks
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REMOVAL
OF DEAD OR DISABLED
HORSES, CATTLE,
CALVES, HOGS,.
SHEEP
COURTEOUS •
DRIVERS
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CLEAN, MODERN
EQUIPMENT
Exeter 235 Seaforth 15
London Fair. 2207
CHATHAM 2447
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"Queen's Park Deport No. 2"
THE
HYDRO ELECTRIC POWER
COMMISSION
Friday, January 30
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Drew Government Performance
ROADS
In 1943—the last year before the Drew Government took
office—road Subsidies to municipalities in HURON County
totalled . $1'33;878.42
Since t Dre Government took office:
• In 19 6 $245,319.42
1947 $392,706.43
In addition—expenditures on King's Highways Construction
and Maintenance were:
In 1943
$350,000.00
1947 $525,000.00
1,000,000.00
Planned for 1948
`'Ole for
`V
RYDE
(PRtf.SSIVE & CON'SERVATjVE)`
And keep HURON In the GOVERNMENT Ranks
e4titaate road e4penditure of $35ei
000, Same- . nne 'to include a $16,000 expert•
ditare fol the''uew power maintainer
that a n i : A order.
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That donation h t & d a on of. $25, he given. to
the Zurich Lions Cattbto be used to
the new 4uri
c h Iilr, r
Y
that isto
be
organized.
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That the, .Zurich Lions club be:
granted permission to conduct, from
4 1tt tol0bi>agoea dtkring 1948! pro-.
vidtng 'that- the, laws of the Crtmina'I,;.
,
pods axe "sou plied with.
:t'hat the ` cleric :be, authorized to.
engage, seine One to repair, the Town-
tfhip II(ail gallery raping.•
That a grant
1 gf aghw$b.O ay.Asebe •donaociatited) :tou9
'the l3aue Water .
• ,That:ITay Township give a, donation
of $5O0 00 to the Hensel' I,.egto, •
,That, the a�pnual Meeting ttg t'h
}lay Municipal Telephone System be
held in the Hay Township Hall Zur-
ich, on Saturday,. Feb,, f4. at 2, P:m.
That the " following men be appoint-
et1 to act as road patrolmen for Hay
'? 1wnsbip for 1948, and that as bylaw
be drawnup confirming the appoint -
:Manta: Road No. 1, Percy Campbell,
Orville Taylor, Jos. Lostell; No. 2,
igt'm. Gould, Wesley Coleman, Garnet
Whitacker; NQ. 3, Wm. Gould, Geo.
`;Tinge!;' No. 4, Alfredo Reichert; No.
Y Horace Pfaff, Stewart Blackwell
N.O 6, Wm. Watson, Arnold Merner
No. 7, Peter Reichert, Jr.; •No. 8, nil;
,No. 9, Alvin Walper, Alfred Meidin-
';ger, Ed. Erb; No. 10, Elmore Datars,
:Rey Merner, Frank Denomme; No. 11,
Rudy Becker; No. 12, Ed. Turnbull;
No. 13, Rudy Becker; No. 14, Percy
Campbell, Adelbert Smith, Alvin Wal -
per, Ed. Kalbfleisch; No. 15, Paul
Ducharme; No. 16, Road Supt.; No. 17,
Frank Denomme; Zurich P. V., Road
Supt:; Dashwood, Reuben Goetz.
That the following officials be ap-
pointed to fill the various„ ,township
positions for 1948: Member of the
Board of Health, Josiah Geiger; sani-
tary
anttary inspectors, East, Lorne Chapman„
Zurich and vicinity, Wm. Hay; Dash!=
woad and vicinity, C. F. Pfile; attend-
ance officer, East, Geo. Tinney; West,
Sam Hendrick; poundkeepers, 3. F.
Ingram, Oscar Greb, Garnet Jacobe,
Fergus Turnbull, Ed. J. Walper, Roy
MVierner, Simon Hoffman, Roy 'Ginger-
ick, Harold Finlay, Hy. Clausius, Al-
lan Crerar; stock valuator, Bert
Klopp; assessor, Wm. H. Edighoffer;
fence viewers, Edgar Munn, Alfred
Pfaff, Lloyd Hendrick; weed inspec-
tor, Wesley Coleman.
That the following rates of pay be
set for the various positions: One
man, 50c; one man and team, 85c;
patrolmen, 55c; snowplow helpers,
65c; truck and maintainer operators,
70c; tractor on grader or pulling
brush, $1.50; tractor hauling brush or
snow fence or other light work, $1;
team and mower, $1; assessor, $200,
plus additional salary if the county
assessor setup comes into use; selec-
tion of 'jurors, Reeve $3, assessor $3,
Clerk $6, Board of Health meetings,
$2; M.O.H-, as per by-law;;' weed in-
spector, 50c per hour, plus 10c per
mile one way; fence viewers,. $2 plus
mileage, 10c per mile one way; sani-
tary inspectors, for placing and re-
moving cards, in rural section 50c,
in Zurich and Dashwood, 45c; disin-
fecting a dwelling, 30c; inspecting,
Zurich $2, Dashwood $1.50; Blake, $1;
dairy barns and tourist spots, $1.50;
mileage 10c one way where called
for; school attendance officers; 50c
per hour, plus mileage l0c one way;
stock valuator, $2.50 per call, plus
mileage 10c per mile one way; Clerk,
Treasurer, $750.00, per year; road
books, $200; Hay Municipal Telephone
same to include $50 to be charged
System, Sec.-Treas., $750 per year,
same to include $50.00 to be charg-
ed against the South Extension per
year; Road Superintendent, 75c per
hour; by-laws to be drawn up con-
firming the above rates of pay.
That accounts • for Hay Township
rpads, relief, Hay Municipal Tele-
phone System be paid as per voucher.
Hay Township Roads—Harry Bus -
ow, $2; Orville Taylor, $5.60; .3. A.
McMurtrie, $2.30; Ed. !Kalbfleisch,
0'15; Alphonse Masse, $53.12; Moore
Bros., $7.75; V. L. Bocker, $4.70;
John Rader. $10; Allan Johnston,
2.20; Jos. Lostell, $14.05; Louis
Masse. 943.54; Jas. Masse, labor, gas,
i1, $41,51; Dominion Road Machin-
ry Co., $411.37: Earl Zimmer. $7.10.
Relief—Mrs. Johti Suplat, $30; Mrs.
Edith Mason, $16; Emma Bassow,
8.90; A. Heideman (rent), $3.
Hay Municipal Telephone System
—E. D. Bell, $12; Northern Electric,
185.36; H. W. Brokenshire, $62.12;
Ellis Howard, $18.65; Bell Telephone
Co., $405.60.
Hay Township General Accounts—
C. Schilbe, $75.15; Sam Hendrick,
10; H. W. Brokenshire, $67.82; Hay
Municipal Telephone System, $100;
Municipal World, $22.24; Lloyd Wal-
er; $185; Treasurer Sick Children's
ospital, $5.00.
The meeting adjourned to meet
gain on Monday, Feb. 2, at 1.30 p.m.
WALTON
Mrs. William Montgomery is sup-
plying at S.S. 12, McKillop, during
Mrs. MacDonald's illness.
The annual meeting of Duff's Unit-
ed Church was postponed owing to
the condition of the roads.
Charles Corlett., McKillop, who has
been ill for some time, has been tak-
en
aken to Victoria Hospital, London.
Mrs. Russell Marks is under .the
doctor's care.
Walton hockey team was defeated
by Trowbridge in Listowel arena on
Friday night by a scare of 6 to 14.
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WHEN IN TORONTO
Make Year Hem•
Ertel
11auterg
LOCATED on wide SPADINA AVL.
At College Sheet
... RATES . .
Single 91.5043.50
Double $2.80-$7.00 -
Write for Pokier
We Advise Early Relervation
A WHOLE( DAY'S sioirm[SIHG
WITHIN WALKING DiST•ANCI
4 '.: A. M POMO, eltal4isei
AV J
1119[,4 lkl':'rlvena Sturgeon,' of Caiman,
spent ,three 'days at her home here
last week.
Te1eO h re t is full
awing and
the hbal•CLIUti? regain that it is the
beat ice they':.Jtave had for years, l2
to 13 inchesthiek, and "very clear arid.
Clea%[.. If this weather ,holds out they
expect to have all the ice houses
ed before the end of: the week,
Theskatingg rank made by the Lions
flub in Agricultural `grounds, is be-
ing [yell Patronised .b�. the younger
fry of the village' since it opened two
weeks ago. It IS a great relief to the.
Parents . to know they : are not skating
on the river and lake,
Liry Board E,leoto Officera
The .annual Meeting of .the Bayfield
Public Librai r Board was held in the
Library on '.Monday ,afternoon. O1T.,ij
cera elected 'tor the year are as fol-
ldws.: 'chairman, Mrs, M. Bailey; sec.-
treas., blrs, 1'Sietcalf; Librarian, Miss
F. E. Fowlie; members of board:
Mrs. R. Scotchmer, Mrs. L. Seoteh-
met; Miss J. Stirling, Miss J. Man-
son,
anson, Mrs. A. Bassett, • Mrs. E. Kneeity.
There was a good balance to start.
:the year 1948. The circuiation, for .#h,
t.
year was: Classed 448, action 1,868
juvenile 412. There were 66 full-time
,memberships and 77 part-time mem-
berships.
• Anglican Church Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of Trinity An-
glican Church took place on Monday
evening. Rev. LaVerne Morgan was
chairman. Following reports given by
the officers of the church and the so-
cieties, the election of officers for the
coming year was held: Rector's war-
den, Lloyd Scotchmer; people's war-
den, Thos. Scotehmer; sec: tress., Les-
lie Elliott; vestry clerk, Chas. Gem
einhard; select vestry, Mrs. E. Heard,
For more profits from poultry
assurance of a high
living rate . start your
chicks the Blatchford way
: that's the right way.
It costs you less and pays fou
more profit—because chicks
need less of Blatchford's
than ordinary feeds.
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farm tested feed with a
higher digestibility.
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and Mrs, I red Baker, retitrued to Lou-
don n on Sunday.
Miss 4tIoriaWestlake spent the.
weekend with hex ,parents, Mr,, at i
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You'll like this NEW Farm Account Book. It's so simple and direct.
You don't have•to be a bookkeeper to use it. A few minutes each week
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or the money you spend. At the end of the year, it will give you a clear
picture of how you made or lost money.
Saves Money for You
Answers questions you want to Know about
Income Tax, toad. Everyone with a taxable
income trust file an Income Tax Return on
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year, showing his total income for
the preceding year. The Farm Account
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the deductions, and exemptions. Provides
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income over a three-year period. If you are
liable to taxation under the• Income Tax
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