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The Huron Expositor, 1949-01-14, Page 3wx l( Ij fy Yiiia e lite Robes• Ink; `. u ip'al- Meetii P ;� g ,, g9 pares For Yea_ rs Ong. .Less. - •pleasant'aliening wag sPent'a,t thy 'b4xpe of Mra, Isaac Beetard,. Grand Bend, when neighbors and! friends gathered ,to !boner Mr. And Mrs. Erty u' Bta ses'd', a, ,recent dal couple, and to present thea With a miscellaneous shower. The bride ie the former Miss Doris ,Buchanan, of Hensall, Miss Helm Walper read the address, and the gifts were presented by 'Mins Col- leen Gill and 'Miss, Phyllis Des- jardine. W'ellwood Gill presented a reading on "Farming" and ton- test; on test; were enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Beetard gave• 'eeuitable replies. "Dear Doris and Erwin: This is e very happy occasion for us, your friends and neighbors, to meet here tonight to• 'bestow con- gratulations ea you and also wish you both much happiness! and suc- .cess in your new venture. We wel- come you, Doris, into our commun- ity and Hope you 'will enjoy mak- ing aking your home here. While it wouldl be very romantic to live on love 'alone. it has been found very impracticable. Many things are necessary for -our material comfort and convenience. We wish to help you begin housekeeping in your never home with a few of these necessities. We ask you to accept these gifts • along with our very best wishes for a long, happy and prosperous wedded life,. May you have as much pleasure in us- ing (hese articles as we have in giving them. -Signed on behalf of your Friend§ and Neighbors." The inaugural meeting of the 1949 village council was held Tues- day morning in the council cham- ber with a1l members being press ant ;;;M b l+a; oR tC a;t eoriz eia,; tooJe ,their declaration dx Office 'before A, -Pater"seri,, Jnstiee of the Peace. The reeve. 'aSk'„ed' Rev, R. A. l3roolr to' *pep the 1949 Bess signs, . -Rev, R. ,A. treble avidness- d .'the counoii and offered a pila'Y- et,, aslking 'Pivixue guidance for the council for the coming ear. The reeve thanked Rev. Brook,. who then adjourned, . li,eeve.'<erplake addressed caunf cit and • asked for their co -opera'- tion during the year and stated that one member was' just as much a councilloreas the other, and that it took five mernbere to make a good council. Parke and Tudor: That We now open the 1949 ses- sion of council, Carried. Jones and Moir: That the Clerk prepare a byelaw setting council meetings the second and fourth Tuesdays ev- enings at 8 p.m. of each month, and setting the fee for attendance at, $2.00 for each councillor and $3.00 for the reeve. Carried; Parke aindl Tudor; • T•hat the Clerk pre- pare a bylaw appointing `Rev. R. A. Brook a member of the Public Library Board for the years 1949- 50-51. Carried. ' The Reeve named the following committees, the first named being chairman: Roads and Streets, W. Parke and M. Moir; Fire and Pro- perty; N. Jones and J. Tudor, and the same were considered satis- factory to all members. • Parke and Jones: That the Clerk prepare a by-law appointing two members to the Park Board, name- ly J. Tudor and M. Moir. Regular meeting of the village council was held Tuesday even- ing at 8 p.m. in the council cham- ber, with all members present. The Treasurer reported a cash balance of $2,800.00 on January 1, or about $1,000 less than last year 'at the same time, and stated, that the tax arrears were $450.00: also re - YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER Here's Good Mews! Are you between the ages of 38 and 52 and going through that trying functional middle -age' period peculiar to women? Does this make you suffer from hot Hashes, feel clammy, so nervous, irritable, weak? Then Do try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to relieve such symptoms! It's famous for this! Many wise 'middle -age' women It helps nature (you know what we take Pinkliam's Compound regu- mean!). This great medicine also larly to help build up 'resistance has what Doctors call a stomachic against this distress. tonic effect. Pinlcham's Compound contains NOTE: Or you may prefer LYDIA E. no opiates -no habit-forming drugs. PINKHAM'S TABLETS withadded iron eie ss Lydia E. Pinkham9s VEGETABLE COMPOUND Now Operating OUR POULTRY KILLING PLANT IS NOW OPERATING IN TEMPORARY QUARTERS Our temporary plant is located on Cole- man Street, southeast of Victoria Park. Before bringing in Poultry, please phone us for available dates. • 5eaforth Produce, Ltd Phone 170-W 1;1:owieb 0914101 °aaet Ili the Clerk's ,afelep` ;on ,Tanuary' L. ,ac, cording to s4atute, the rue ) ergs' elect being all: eireeemt and took the necessary declaration of office as 'follows. Elmer " J. Farriah Reeve;Harold Gowd1, Deputy Reeve; Warren; Zurbrigg, Harvey McMichael and Ivan Fliaslk, inei Councillors. The business of the council proceeded with the reeve, Elmer J. Farrish, in the chair. The minutes of the last regular meeting were read and on motion of Zurbrigg and Gowdy were adopted as read: Carried. Moved by Gowdy and Haskins: That By -Law No. 12 of the Town- ship of Howick, for the year 1948, as reads the third time, be finally passed. Carried. 'Moved by McMichael and Has kins': That we extend the time for the return of the collector's roll until Feb. 5, 1949. Carried. Moved by Haskins and Gowdy: That we, the Township 'Council, feel that part of the township banking business should be shared by the Dominion Baak,, and we re= commend that the Managers of the Bank of Commerce, .Wroxeter, and Dominion Bank, Gorrie, agree to a plan that will be satisfactory to both •banks and ratepayers of the township, and present the same to the council at the February 5th ported on the waterworks. F. Har- burn reported re snowplowing and snow removal. Correspondence was read as fol- lows: Provincial Treasurer, re railway tax; Department of high, ways; Ontario Good Roads Assoc- iation; Monteith & Monteith; Workmen's Compensation Board; Guaranty Trust 'Company; Canada Valve and Hydrant Co.; Smart T•l'rner Machine Co.l Beaver Hard ware; C. R. Hagey Engineering Co.; International Water Supply Ltd., same considered and filed. Bills and accounts were approv- ed as follows: F. G. Bonthron, postage, $5; G. Heitz, trucking„ S. R., $5.7.5; W. Pfaff, labor, S.R., $1.75; R. MacKinnon, labor, S.R., $1.75; T. .Kyle, labor, S.R., $5.25; F. Harburn, salary, $123.72; Dept. of Highways, license, fire truck, $2.00; ,Gladmari" & Cochrane, fees, 2 deeds. $26.15: Beavers Hard- ware. keys, F.D., $4.20; Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goode Co.., fire hose $275.00; Hyde Tractor & Combine Co.. tractor supplies, $2.25; Hen- sall Hydro Commission, Hydro for Hall, $25.07; James Bengougb, sup- plies, streets, $7.55; Janes Ben- gough, upplies, etc., waterworks, $14.75; James, A. Paterson, ex- press, labor. etc., waterworks, $62.21; International Water Sup- ply, valve, waterworks, $160.65; F. G. Bonthron, fire insurance. water - Works, $22.50; J. A. Paterson, bond premium, Treasurer, $20. Total, $768.55: By -Laws Nos. 1, 2„ 3 and 4 were given necessary readings and fin- ally passed. Tudor and Moir: That we engage John Passmore to look .after the waterworks at a salary of $500.00 per year. Car- ried. Mrs. Mary Ellen Graybiel ,Pope, widow of John Pope, died at her home on Belgrave Street,. London, on Saturday, Jan. 8, . in her . 85th year. She was born at Listowel in 1864 and had resided in London for the past five years. ' She ' for merly resided at Hensall where she was well known. She was a member of Hensall United Church. Surviving are four daughters: Mrs. Earl Clark., Nampa, Idaho; Miss Irene Pope, Mrs. Percy Lydia Southen and Mrs. Ellen Southen, all of London; two sons, Harvey, Preston. and Kenneth, Hunting- don, Quebec; eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. The body rested at the Bolton K. Heathfield Funeral Home, Lon.dlon, and was brought to Bonthron's Funeral Home, Hensall, on Men- day, where funeral services were held Monday at 2 p.m. Rev. R. A. Brook conducted the service. Bur- ial was in Hensall Union Ceme- tery. 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MOYed1.1],y,:GoWalete'*d,,,*0*IOilv ael:•. to1 esbnt<'.;,,w;eintruct 'Ci e r ndo Ol'Ot0r04 41 041 ` Muutopal.1*ox0 arzled, Morel "h. it~ e . a iT b r'# � r �g ,"*.hats: , ,e areaitrtita'se ha the iianiie of •'tb'e :04441Mtnr• tendenti lk .ne the third 4f each 1n4A ir; and the ret b9 in*;: structed to '.mot* ;baAh patraigi accordingly. 'calmed', Moved .k► 71ti. h a dl c c' ,. � l' �� rr ael: Tii;rt BK41;3r'. No 41;;O, Des; Township et! 14 'alae. x4r `.' a ar' 1948, be aMe+n,ded to repj1.'.i;lrat toe; Reeve of they Towetsbip Of Bow be a men-4er of the-Fordwich C,om4 munity Iia11' Board to repreeerrt the; townfebip CQUncik to replace ILO Stroug. Carried.. Moved. by Zurbrigg and .-UaS ins• That the road accouutsN arev, ed be paid. Carried: Moved by McMichael and Zur- brigg: That we refund H. Spars ling $4.00 'being an •error en 1948 taxes. Carried. Moved by Zurbrigg and Met, Michael: That the following ads counts be paid: Relief, $23.49; Royal Bank, Clifford charges, col- lecting taxes, $6.25; Bank of Com- merce, Wroxeter, charges collect- ing taxes, $22.15; H. Sperling, er- ror on 1948 taxes, $4; Elmer Downey, piling wood' at Township Hall, Gorrie, $1.50; Justin Will, cedar for Township Hall, Gorrie, $8; 'Mun5cipal World, to question submitted, 50c; David Braun, fox bounties; $6; Cecil Grainger, fox bounties, $15; Wilfred Brown, fox bounties, •$9; L. Hupfer, fox boun- ty, "$3; R. J. Hueston & Son, coal for Cerk's office, $32.85; Mel. Fin- lay, dog tax refund, $2; Harry King, dog tax refund, $2; J. H. Shannon, legal advice, $25; The Pedlar People, roof for Township Hall, Gorrie, $285.18; P, Durst; postage, $5. Total, $450.92. Moved by Haskins and McMich- ael: That this council do now go into a committee of a whole to make appointments and set salar- ies for the year 1949. Carried'. Moved by Haskins and. Zurbrigg: That this committee do now revert to open council: Carried. The committee reported as fol- lows: The caretaker of the town- ship hall. Garde, he given a salary of $70.00; Members of the Board of Health 'be $6.00 eacb; Secretary of Board. of Health, .$15.00; live- stock valuators be paid $2.00 per trip; sanitary inspector be paid $2, per trip; grader operator be paid 75c per hour; caretaker Township Hall, Gorrie, shall be Elmer Down- ey; Member of Board of Health shall be Norman .Clegg, along with the Reeve and CIcak, and the Clerk shall be Secretary of the Board' of Health; livestock valua- tors small be James Douelas and John Dinsmore; sanitary inspector shall be Gordon Underwood. Moved by Haskins and Zurbrigg: That By -Law No. 1 of the Town- ship of Howick for the yea`1949, as read the third time be finally passed, Carried. Moved by Zurbrigg and Hask- ins: That we do now adjourn to meet again at the Clerk's office on February 5. or at the call of the Reeve. Carried. Appreciates Assistance Ottawa, 6th January, 1949. The Editor, The Huron Expositor: • Dear Sir: In reviewing reports from our Postmasters in all parts of Canada on the handling of the Christmas mails this year, I have been deeply impressed by the co- operation extended to the Post Of- fice by the public in mailing early. The Christmas mail volume was unprecedented in most Offices, ex- ceeding greatly even last year's record totals. Despite this, the fact that the great bulk of this huge quantity of mail was posted before December 20 assured order- ly and expeditious handling by the augmented staffs we had at work. This happy situationmade it pos- sible for us to have most Offices clear of 'Christmas mail by Christ- mas Eve, with the exceptions of some foreign mails which arrived late in the day. It is true that the Department itself carried on a very intensive mail early campa�ign throughout Canada in the mdnth before Cbrist- mas, but I do feel that some of the credit must go to the newspapers of the country, who through bright- ly written news stories, special articles and editorials, brought to the public a greater understanding of our problem than might other- wise have been the case. I would be remiss indeed if I did not make suitable acknowledgment of this, assistance, and I know that I speak for everyone in the Postal Service in saying "thank you," and ex- pressing our best wishes for the success of your publication throughout 1949. Yours sincerely, W. J. TURNBULL, Deputy Postmaster General. • Credits Newspapers Montreal, January 5, 1949, The Editor, The Huron Expositor; Pew Mr. McLean: The plans :or cur 1949 advertising have just been completed. Though 1948 was a record break- ing year which saw the Installa- tion of over 12,000 new telephones a month, th'e demand for more telephones and more telephone ser- vice continues unabated. Again, during 1949, we will direct all our efforts to provide the buildings, equipment and personnel required to meet the expressed demand for local, long distance end, teletype service. Today, with our costs at an all • a$i tis 4 aro it 4ofo,3 , w a ds tlr�3 roud'?tbdt ii`,,has.,nftt eeessary tQ Obange e bas e,;01., $olte rates e00114,e04 9 .boa' of 61104,'t ao;agk 'levee li:14 Dir ox tete• i41?xres ' had Mere tl#,alii d!iitl4,. We' reraftlet dunrapeed 111/at .#laud 'paps r vertae lig' lieserv{ss' >a.large s'haa a, of alae credit' .r r' the..puil>tii,o,, 1ileget a d n w ,at-be u0 dOno to ,provide •Vlore telephone,' erviee. 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