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Takes Action. on Road
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Turcbase Tractor and
"Mower; Award Gravel.
Contract For Year,
The Connellof the Townablli of
'gay -met- in the Township Hall,
ZeUriCh, when the following ow -
respondence was presentedi Cane,f4
dian Welfare Council, Frank, Dan-
nelly, K.O., re Schade ettsvey'.
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES foil
DEAD STOCK'
HORSES' $2.50 each
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CATTLE, $2.50 each
HOGS, .50 per Cwt.
According to She and Condition
ect SEAFORTH 15
DARLING
& CO. OF CANADA LTD.
2A110t19;16 0440(MS were passed:
That We engage Lt. •S, W.
Archibald?, 1%1449 te eurveY the
:bliad Dues- of the township to es-
tablish a new fence line so as tQ
Widen the blind linos to a, 'width
that will be APproved by the dis-
trict engiueer. •
.That Wee accelit the •teeder for a
Ford tractor and 94.foot mower as
par tender 'received frOm A. 0.E1.-,
hat for 4,730.94:
That Wm. Jennison be .given the
contract to crush and baul 5,000
cubic yards of crushed stone, more
or less, at 38c per cubic yard for
crushing and 60e per cubic yard,
fiat rate forjhauling, township to
supply one truck; contract to be
signed and certified cheque for
$200 be given as bond for faithful
performance of contract as per
tender; contract to be completed
by Oct. 34, 1949.
That the account re John Schade
survey be filed until May ,2 meet-
ing.
That regarding the account re-
ceived for medical fees bii return-
ed with notification that the town-
ship is responsible only for hos-
pitalization through the ceunty.
That Philip Hartman be paid $10
towards the ditch work done on
VACUUM PACKED • ALWAYS FRES.11
Harmony in Colour with
urphy Petal 7
WASHABLE WALL PAINT
Easy Spreading Leaves No Brash Marks
FLAT • SEMI -GLOSS • GLOSS
Wide Selection of Colours
JOHN' BAGS
On sale wherever Murphy Paints and
NARVO,are sold
Main St. Telephone 17
CALL, WRITE OR VISIT
MOORE'S
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and Ask About Our "SATURDAY SPECIAL"
This is a list of odd numbers of Chicks in different breeds and
ages, specially priced to move quickly' and simplify brooding
problems. They are guaranteed Healthy, and from same high
breeding as, our regulars.
Discriminating poultry consumers have learned to prefer
delectable, tender, juicy Capons above all other fowl, Do not
miss out on you share of profit from these easy to raise and
fatten birds, especially suitable for those who have limited space.
CALL MOORE'S POULTRY FARM AND ORDER YOURS TODAY
Large and small orders equally cared far at—
Moore'sPoultry Farm
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ARRIVAL OF BIRDS
Students of S.S. 6 Show
Keen -Interest in Bird
• 1VIigration.
Because of extreraelY Mild
winter the birds Migration thte
year de very unusual, according to
Foster T. Favvier, •teacher at S.S.
No. 6,
The results of pupils' observe,-
tion4 at the school ,during recent
months indicate that the first crow
was ,seen by Margaret Boyd on
January 15. On Feb. 12, Joe Mur-
ray noticed two horned larks, and
six day d later Alene, Audrey and
Merle Godkin •s,aw several robins
in their yard., On Feb. 26, a chip-
ping sparrow came to Jas. Sloan's.
lawn, and the first Bronzed. Grackle
was seen by Robert Regele on
March 8. Net day Gloria Boyd
reported the Kildeer. The school
Robins that have built for the last
three years .01 the woodshed, ar-
rived on March 21, The same day
Red Winged Blackbirds were re-
ported by Harold Jantzi, Pat Sloan
and Florence Sloan. Also that day
was the first migration of Canada
Geese. The Wren came this year
on March 23, and while going
across the yard on March: 24 Mal-
colm Bolton saw and captured the
first butterfly. Mourning Doves
came March 24, also a flock of
Mallard Ducks. Then Barn Swal-
lows were seen the next day by
Jimmie Sloan. Blue Birds were ao-
ticed by Joy Jantzi. Frogs, were
first 'heard on March 26. Meadow
Larks came that day, seen by Joe
and Leon Murray, also a Shrike or
Butcher Bird. Then. on March 30,
Betty Campbell reported the ar-
rival of a pair of Indiago Birds.
township road between con. 12 and
33 at Lot No. 18 and extended to
outlet to drain road.
That accounts for Hay TownshO
road, relief, Hay Municipal Tele-
phone System and Hay Township
general accounts be paid as pct.
voucher:
Hay Township Roads — Philip
Hartman, $10; H. W. Brokenshire,
$6; Jas. Masse, gas, oil, labor,
$138.40; Billy Becker, $2.20; Mel-
vin Moir, $3.75; Zurich Motors, $13;
Matthew Denomme, $24; Huron Ex-
positor, $15.23; Wm. Watson, $36;
Al phon e Masse, $96.08; Maxim'
Jeffrey, $8.08; Ross Corbett, $7.75;
Bill Coleman, $82; C. L. Smith,
$13.50; Wm. Dietrich, $12; Super -
test Corp„ $45.25; Klopp's Garage,
$18.83; Chuter Service ,Station,
$2.94; Louis. Zimmer, $2.95; Exe-
ter Times -Advocate, $14.70; Ed.
Weltin, $1.93; Michael Masse,
$26.95; Louis Masse, $75.84; Ed.
Kalbfleiseh, $2.55.; Wesley Cole-
man, $11.85.
Relief—john Suplat, $30; Em-
ma Bassow, $8.90; Mrs. Edith Ma-
son, $20; A. Heideman (rent), $5.
Hay Twp. General Accounts—
Zurich Herald, $74.70; Treasurer,
Huron Co.. $4.50; H. W. Broken -
shire, salary and supplies., $91.67;
Hay Municipal Telephone System,
$1.500.00.
Hay Municipal Telephone Sys-
tem—T. H. Hoffman, salary; opera-
tors. labor, etc., $322.14; H. G.
Hess, salary, operators, labor, etc..
$305.94; H. W. Brokenshire, salary,
$66.85; Northern Electric, $252.80;
Automatic Electric. $39.60; Zurich
Herald, $21.50; Bell Telephone Co.,
$413.38.
The meeting adjourned to meet
again on Monday, May 2, at 1.30
p.m.
Dental Decay
There is strong evidence that
ooth- decay is \most common
among heavy consumers of refined
sugar products such as candy, jam,
soft drinks. jelly and cakes. The
dental experts suggest that pro-
tective foods—rneat and eggs for
instance.—will help build and keep
heallthy teeth, And they recom-
mend thorough chewing to exer-
r!tir the jaw muscles and massage
the gums.
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Every Morning at 8.30
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London Speaker Address -
e0 Djmter Aleotjug
Hawaii Cham• ber
Commerce.
• Pointing out that the Weeldy 41,44
daily prest end the dminber
commerce cleCUPleti similar rola"
tiOneldp to the coMnruntty, R. J.
Churchill, executive editor of tbA
London Free Press, told a dinner
meeting of the liensall'Chand3er of
Commerce Monday evening that no
two organizations were better in -
ted to work together for.the com-
munity good. He spoke on "The
Community and the Newspaper."
"It is through us that the world
learns of Hensall affairs. If the
news is of sufficient' Interest, it
reaches the farthest corner of the
world.
"If a newspaper, and in this
include the weekly' press, is 'wor-
thy of its great tradition—L-if it car-
ries out its' duties, which are its
-heritage—it -works to build, im-
prove and encourage. It is con-
structive and not destructive. A.
good paper puts service first. That
is the spirit of your press."
Mr. Churchill reminded that the
London Free Press this year cele-
brates its centenary.
Mr. Churchill said he could think
of no two organizations so inter-
ested in the welfare of the com-
munity as the newspaper and the
Chamber of Commerce. "That you
are goes without saying, else you
would not be banded together, giv-
ing valuable time to foster any
project 'for the good of the whOle."
Development and improvement
of a community can be promoted
by the chamber and its weekly and
daily press in co-operation with
each other. 0o -operation is the
first requisite, he emphasized.
The Chamber of Commerce is fit-
ted for its role in this connection!
provided individual members, are
prepared to sacrifice personal am-
bitions for the common good, and
providing the chamber is prepared
to go beyond the confines of in-
terest implied in the name. This is
especially true in a town like Hen-
sall, the speaker continued, where
there is no large number and va-
riety of organizations such as one
finds in London or other large,
centres.
Sincere co-operation, backed by
vision, can give substance to the
boldest dreams, Mr. Churchill said,
recalling how many industries, of
the smallest 'beginnings have been
developed to national and interna-
tional importance, at the same
time playing an important role tin
the development of the home com-
munity.
He urged members to concen-
trate on making Hensall an even
better place in -which to live, rath-
er than to devote themselves en-
tirely to ,securing new industries.
Such a program provides t he
strongest incentive for co -opera -
ion and personal sacrifice. In any
event, Mr. Churchill said, "I aal
sure you will go along with me.
when I say that the more you have
o offer the better you will be able
o meet competition. from other
municipalities,. Therefore it should
be good business as well as a
ource of satisfaction to each one
f you to work for the betterment
f Hensall as a community.
"There are so many things which
might be done at no great cost.
t would be easy to shape programs
at would serve as a challenge to
ach one of you.
"Almost any community in On-
ario, including cities, could stand
beauty treatment, even a face
fling," he added, referring to ac-
ivities in which all citizens can
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HENSALL"
We appreciate the co-operation you have shown during
the period of change -over from the "Magneto" to the
new, greatly improved "Common Battery" system.
HENSALL now has a completely modern telephone
system. The introduction of this new system is part of
our vast development program deigned so that we may
continue to provide more and more people with the best
telephone service at the lowest possible cost.
C. B. SYMONDS, Manager
THE BELL TELEPHONE
COMPANY OF CANADA
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1rs SPRING MENU TIME!
:SEE YOUR FORD OF CANADA DEALER
SAVE MONEY FOUR WAYS
factory:Trained Servicemen •
P&' save you time and money
becasethey know your car
or truck best . and do
it Or I the job right,
Factory -Approved Equipment
is especially designed to give
your car or truck faster, more
efficient service. It saves you
dollars by assuring precision
work, thoroughly checked..
Factory -Approved Method's
are up to the minute and just
right. 'They're Rlanned and
developed by service engineers
ito do every job better . .. and
in less time, to save you money.
QeflUiflC Ford Parts
for all Ford of Canada products
are made right, to fit right and
last longer. They're guaranteed!
They save you money by giving
more miles of service.
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To make your car "sing" this Spring
. . . to make sure of safe, trouble-free
motoring all Summer . . . drive in
now for car -saving, money -saving
Tune -Up Service at your Ford -
Monarch Dealer's or Mercury -Lincoln -
Meteor Dealer's.
Here's the Tune -Up
Your Car Needs
• Complete, scientific engine tune-efp.
• Ail wheels removed and brake linings
inspected.
• Brake adjustment.
• Front wheel bearings cleaned and
repacked.
• Oil filter cartridge replaced, if needed.
• Oil -bath air cleaner cleaned and
refilled.
• Shock absorbers adjusted and fluid
added if needed.
• Cooling system drained—all mimeo.
tions tightened.
• Chassis lubricated completely.
• Engine, transmission and differential
flushed and refilled with factory
recommended summer lubricants.
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SPRING OI.EAN-UP AIDSO PROTECT
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AND BEAUTIFY YR CAR
Radiator Kit —
C/eaneFord Cooling System
r helps loosen and remove rust,
scale, grease and corrosion frorn radia-
tors. After cleaning and fit:siting, add
cooling system dnhibitor to help keep the
C/eaner and Polish—Ford Chronle
from brxgb
Cleaner.quickly removes rust and filltrt
t work and all metals. Fo
Body Polish is a fast, easy
Glaza-vvorking cleanrd
iquid Glaze er
for those who prefer liquid to pane.
liquid —Liquid Glaze Ckaner Rod
LSealer are made to a new,
modern formula to clean and protect .,,
against traffic
og stains angrime, sun rays, devv and
fd salt air. You'll find Liquid
Glaze very easy co apply.
GENUINE FOOD OF
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UP YOUR DRIVING PLEASURE
Cstom Radios—'49 Radios engineered
foruall /949 Ford of Canada cars, featur.
ing new Top Cowl Antenna—new luxury
tive tone control.
tone quality—push button tuning—selec-
Exterior Visor—Adds g.reatly to
youtr
motoring Measure—and increases you
safety. Protects your eyes frotn sun rays
and reduces hazard
Canadof sleet and snow.
Seat Cover Sets—For all Ford of
a products . . • tailored to fit
right—look stuarter--last lenger.
Nylon, Rayon and Plastiched Fibre --
easier to dean, and keep c/eam
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