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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1959-11-27, Page 44---THE,HURON EXPOSITOR SEAPORTH, ONT.,'NoV., 27, 1959 ii The DENNIS ELECTRIC can Repair Your Every Need ! a for all types of We also. have a large' stock of parts Washer and p Dryer Repairs. a1 Statistics Correct Steps According to Ontario's Registrar - General, many people are apt to. rely too much on friends and neigh- bors (who are themselves often. misinformed) when advice .is need- ed in such Matters, as the registra- tion of births, marriages, procure- ment of certificates, etc; The eas- iest way toget the 'correct infor- mation is to write<. to the ;• Deputy Registrar -General:.' at 70 Lombard" Street, Toronto. — The Registrar -General's office is thehub of Ontario's vital statis- tics registration system, which tends to everymunicipality in the province and include more- than a thousand Division, Registrars Registering a Birth When a baby is born in Ontario, so the law says;'the birth must be registered : in. the municipality in which it, ; occurred, and must be registered .,within 30 days. 'Regis- tration . costs nothing. Normally it is the mother who registers the, birth, If she cannot do it, and if the father cannot, then so thelaw says,. the birth should'. be registered by..`, the . "person standing in.' Place of the : parents of the child". ,:Birth registration is not, the responsibil- ity, esponsibil-ity , of the doctor. who attends the birth. If the mother is .unmarried, the HI4rr with Santa and „SHOP Y" i Grand Display of Gift Suggestions our Store and Windows: for Every Member of the Family ! child must be registered in her legal "name, unless both 'she and the, father request registration . in the father's name. Should she later marry the child's father, ,she may apply to the Registrar -General 'to havethe birth legitimized on the registration form, . The original registration will then be withdrawn and a new registration made With the facts recorded . ,as if the , par- ents had -been married at the time of the birth. -.In 1958, the, births- of. 321 babies were "legitimized in On- tario.. - A married Woman ;• whose hus- ; band, is not theefather of her child- may hild may either name her husband in the space provided for the hus- band's name, orshe may .leave that space blank. In no case is the father, as such, ever mention- ed on a. birth registration form A ; divorced woman who has a child -tray register' the birth either in her; maiden' name- or her mar- ried' name, or she may record • the father's name . if he agrees. A: widow who has a :child may not register 'the birth in her maiden name unless ;:she has legally re- nounced her. married name. Establishes Status Birth registration' establishes the child's age and status as a Cana- dian citizen. Without ' registration. no birth certificate , can be issued. The adult_.,itidiv-idual is likely to need a birth certificate ,on many occasions, but the parents of .a child will certainly need it both in support of an application for fam- ily allowance' and when' the, child firsts-,, attends`' school..Not . every- one 'realizes that a 'baptism ; certi- ficateis not is birth certificate. Birth Not Registered In cases of delayed registration, which; after a year has elapsed, must be ,effected at %the ,.Registrar-> -General-'s-;office--iar-•-Toronto--par ents are required to produce docu- mentary evidence,. such as a certi- fied copy erti-fied'"copy of ;the doctor's or hospi- tal's record. =In such cases a reg- istration fee of _$2.00. is charged. `An' exceptional =case came to` light recently when the parentsof a four-year-old- boy went to Chil- dren's Aid Society for advice. The boywould" soon be of ..school age and his birth had never been reg- istered: When the child was born the father had • acted " as midwife and ` no doctor, nurse or , anyone else had been present. If th ar ents...had ' known :what to ,d at the time• of the birth they, -would', have saved themselves and others-. a• great -deal' of trouble. Correct Stelling Iniportant - Improper- spelling :.of names, par- ticularly in the case' of immigrants who anglicise foreign names with- out first ithout::first making the change legal,. isa constant headache for the,'Reg o TrQul�,le re Tal�en Cosmetic Sets, Quality Soaps, Bath Salts, Colognes, Dust- ing Powders, Comb, . Brush and."Mirror Sets, Gift Sta- tionery. Electric HAVER ALL MAKES': At - Special Prices, For Christmas Giving . Give an Electric Shaver—the:. every -day -in -the -year Gift! ; Shaving -Sets, `'Electric.' Raz- ors, Shaving •::Brushes' and --Bowls, Pipes, Tobacco Pouches;' Lighters, Kodaks, Cigarette Rollers; Leather Wallets, 'Trav- elling Kits. Christmas Cards A colorful selection.' Available in boxes or single. GIFT Wrapping Paper Seals and Tags of 'every kind for. attractive. presents: FOR THE WIOLE' FAMILY We stock Smiles 'n Chuckles Neilson's and Rowntree Chocolates in 'Christmas Wrapped Boxes • Right Way Water Plants 0. 'strar-General's staff and is often a source of difficulties' in later life for the children concerned..• An immigrant family may de- cide, when registering' the birth_ of a child, to omit a prefix from the surname. Immigrants ' from . Hol- land, for. instance, "Sometimes drop the "Van".from their names. When as often happens; the 'child's name has later to: be included on .: the mother's. passport for travel pur- poses, the . birth certificate is pro- duced and a differenee- in name is evident. This cancause' both trou- ble and; delay. In 1958, the Regis- trar -General's office.. dealt . with 3,000 cases involving name correc- tion. !E-1RIMME Change of"Name ' Iii Ontario,; names can be chang- ed legally by`a court' order. , In or- der_ to amend a birth registration. the registrar -General, can accept a --change of name ordjJssued:,by any' competent court awhere in the world. - He can also-amerid:•the.; b`iith certificate'; of any;;; child, born in Ontario who has been legally' adopted,.;.and..;can. accept adoption orders. from . any competent" court: anywhere in the 'world:* In ' the. case of an adoption, the birth can be registered so • as to show, \'the adopting' parents as the actual parents, the original registration form being, withdrawn and sealed:: Not Always Dull Incoming mail at the Registrar General's office . runs ! to around 1,000 to 1,200 letters daily, with a' like -number going out. There is additionally what is called" "a float" consisting of some 6 000=doc-' uments dealing with births,: still- births,' adoptions, tillbirths,''adoptions, changes of name,. marriages,."divorces and deaths, Ali this calls for ' constant' research through files that• go back a hun dred years and the addition of new -records,- a=proses-that-is--greatly accelerated lin""the use of intri- cate,- '1.B.h tabulated index, sys tems. Problems presented are ' many; and various. Recently an appli- cant for a birth : certificate was asked;; "When and where were you, born, sir?" "Flow the heck do I know,":he snapped.. "It's your job to tell. 'me that "' Miraculously,,' someone did manage to tell him. h Here Are';Christmas Specials That Will Make Your Holiday Eating More Pleasant ! _. FRESH POULTRY EBACON N .. ;, BEST BAR-NONOir1 Tenderized Hams Fres' Beef and . Pork Roasts SMOKED. COTTAGE ' ROLLS Beef .;► All t Roasfrom Top Commercial -Beef - PEAMEAL COT TE ROLLS ,AG Daily 'Delivery On All Orders' Phoned in ; Before 9:30 A. `1R Phone 341 Seaforth "water the plants,' please." So either little Johnnie or his dad fills up the pitcher and pours that's .all: When the pitcher is empty, the job is done, -Theplant's water supply always depends ;on the size of that pitcher. What if the plant didn't get en- ough `-water? ,'It; would grow poor- ly, shed oor-ly,'shed leaves and show the dull- est of foliage. Too 'much "'water?; The roots and plant parts at the soil level would die and decay be cause of lack 'df soil oxygen. .lou must get the proper amount on those plants. But how.?' Itarti culturiats.,with the Ontario Depart; meat' of Agriculture suggest view- ing the problem with these factors, in mind: temperature; ' humidity, - light, soil, type of plant, age of plant; growth rate and size of con- tainer. ontainer. .How can you tell: when 'a plant needs water? First, look' at the, condition of the soil surface,- or tap the pot. A dry pot will give.. a clear sound when tapped; a wet one. will give a dull sound. And don't forget that -water has weight —a wet' pot is heavier. When watering, add .enough wa-' •ter 'ta wet the soil.; to the' bottom of „the pot, If the plant is in a warns area 'and is growing quickly4 then daily 'watering, may be tied essary. Other ' cases may , call - for only .weekly' watering: Water early in the day so that the plants are, not soaked - over -night, Nest time 'you're talking "from,. the shoulder". -try a bit higher up. RMERS Tobaccos Cigarettes igars Playing: Cards WORDS.. :=34 leittnin THOUGHTS -MAKE THIS A CHRISTMAS'. Give A CAMERA ..: Take H1O1-119AY PICTURES'. BROWNIE • BROWNIE STARFLASH OUTFIT : STIjRMATIC, OUTFIT flaSholder built Ib !. electric -.eye contrpt' • BROWNIE'` ' ! REFi.EE 20 OUTFIT ;' popular "preview'? finder • KODAK FILM—FAST, EXPERT PROCESSING HERE, TOO! These" are only ;a few of the many Beauti- ful ,Camera .„Gifts available at Keating_. You SNoUcvGkYlisIG Away BY yczo50LF RR --1 AtiVA : SINCE ITS ORGANIZATION Lf 1942, 'HAS •Showed: -total pro Declared div:aends of :.... Has <"set up a reserve of Increased its Assets 'to: $140,549.00 $105,500.00 $ 35,000:00 $2:40,000.00 At the same time, the 'Co -op -paid in cashto the members: Member -and patronage loans amounting to . Interest on member and patronage loans of Total Cash Benefit to Meni,ber`s $"28,186.00 60;317.00, :....:.:... ; ... $ 88,503.00 Your'contiriued loyal support has enabled us to expand: our services to tkte extent that we :now have; 1 - One of the -largest and;..most .modern ;Egg -Grading Stations In Ontario. 2.. A modern Feed Mill iii which we have just completed our bulk :instal , wy; lation and can now offer formuia'feed.in,bulk at•;$4.00.under list. 3 ' Our 'molasses mixer is now complete; so that we can offer molasses custom mixed in.'your feed, and manufacture our own Beef and Dairy Concentrates, resulting in -lower,' prices. '4.;. The Petr-oleum.Department begun in April offers -a complete -variety of Iubricating oileand greases; gasoline, Diesel,.`.fuel .and furnace oils. We. have a new modern truck with separate meters for gasoline and fuel oils; which is already servicing. 70 Members, and -has distributed over . 30,006 gallons of products: as of June -1, 1959. We are now employing a qualified :field serviceman, who is available to any Member who requires advice on animal and: poultry disease or nutrition, or other farm manageinent problems: Please also remember that We ca.n offer a. wide ; variety in- the farm equipment and hardware lute: ' Although lack of ' space prevents us from stocking Most of these items now,:.a:'inodern lstore and warehouse is being considered in our long-range programme,' possibly by 1961. WIT t6"r* FAcS tr/ C?NL s)OU7112'®UPLE 15" D 135 ALONG -1 .,SUPPORT YOUR 'CO -OF ;"-- YOU OWN ITL :, FOR `A $10.00 MEMBERSIEIP FEE,' you can begin to share in the ' above .benefits'' :and' in the ownership of.a° New and '.Efficient. Egg; Grad• ing Station :and. a Modern Feed' Mill. "The Rexall 'Drug Store" .'hone 28 ^ d s A,r I1eating, l hin B a' lel.. RJ Eoove..r, C 11mo8 'Sea o h :tor! MILLG. .PHONE ,9. armers • J,' PRODE`CE DIVISION F11ONE 13