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THE T1ME5*ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, 'MUMMY MORNING, MARCH 31, 1905
Legislature Report
Ready To Help
By TOM PRIDE
It could be said. that Govern the. ProvincialHonse, who are
Meat le more abused and esit
used than any other Institution,
and the purpose of these articles
has been to 'explain sortie of the
proceediego of a Legislative S00 -
slop, illVery person in, Canada
should realize that he has two
Members of Parliament, one in
the Federal House and one is
shipped at Use
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12.190h elm 100 tar 54.10; 154stelt
stsr. 100 for 55.150; 114nob sin. 100
for $11.95; else, 25 for 43.94 or
519.00 per 100; 3.1t. sin, 25 for
110400 or 525.00 per 100.
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"Anourense" earl t
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Per 100. ,
RED BARBERRY.- maroon -red' oU
season -9.1n., 100 tor $12.95; 12 -in..
25 for $5.98 or $22.00 per 100.
'PAEONY ROOTS-(EZanon she)
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ready to assist Om With any •
problem they Might have with
any Department of Oovernment.
The member Topregieutshis.
constituents at'the seat of govern -
Input and. .reakes representatiOn ;
on their behalf and in the general
interest of the, riding He also
:represents the government in his 's
riding and must make every et,
fort to explain and popularize
government policy amongst bis
•constitueate.
Haste To rillisu
Before the end of March, the
1955 session of the Ontario UMW-
lature will be prorogued, meking
a session of _eight weeks duration,
This is the usual length of a
spring session, Although every
session of the Legislature starts
in a leisurely manner, there is
always great haste and hurry to-
wards the end. During the early
part of the session, many mat-
ters are laid over for further
consideration and study, and
thee all seem to pile up at the
end, when they must finally be
dealt with, During the session,
situations, always arise which de -
mend or require new legislation.
Matters which were not previone.
ly • anticipated often require im-'
mediate • attention. For this rea-
son, new legislation has to be
introduced during the very last
hours of the session.
The close of a session is al -
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How can he do this? •
Simply by owning life insurande.
You see, every time he makes a payment on his policy, the
Money is invested for him in sound smithies, And these sectirl-
ties, in turn, finance the building of many new homes, utilities,
public works and induskial plants.
Even the security his family enjoys with life insurance also bene-
fits the &Immunity. For if anything happens to him, his hived
ones Will not have to depend epon others for,their suipport4
in all of thee wayS, million* of life insurance policyholders ar•
belbing to make Canada a better land to lie in.
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most like the tinfoil of a school
year .as the members wind up
their work and return to their
va,riotts ridings. The attendants,
who are required only during the
term of the session, must seek
other employment. , The page
boys return to school.
The organized groups of school
children, who visit the chamber
'daily during the session, no long-
er throng through the corridors
end hallways; the numerous
visitors no longer clinib the
stairs to listen to the debate or
the passing of a bill. f
The representatives of the
press write their last reports and
say "good-bye" for another year.
A few days previous to the close/
the members of the press gallery
actmmulate'the bills, reports and
hansards, etc„ and shower them
from the gallery to the members
below as soon as the House Is
prorogued, This is a time -
'honoured custom.
The final act of .the session
takes place when ,the Lieutenant -
Governor enters the Chamber and
gives Royal Assent to the billi
whieh have 'been passed, and
which are read by the ' Clerk of
the House,
Great Province
It becomes quite apparent to
members of the legislature listen-
ing to the speeches of the mem-
bers and through conversation
with them, that Ontario is in-
deed. a province with unlimited
resources and capable of great
expansion. One fact which be-
comes quite clear is that with our
modern methods of industrial and
agricultfiral production, we can
'produce enough food, goods and
services to take care of our
needs and still have • some left
over.
Members of our governments
in Canada are working towards a
common objective, which 'inchides
the desire to see every family in
Canada enjoy ehigh standard of
living. There are many jobs to be
done. We can see to it that every
municipality is provided with all
necessary services, including
sewers end abundant water sup.
We need more teachers and,
more schools to meet , the needs
of our expanding. popelation. We
need more trained Muses and
doctors, more hospitals, so that
the sick can be adequately cared
for. We urgently need more in-
stitutions to properly take care
of the aged and the chronically
ill, We need more modern high-
ways, to reduce the alarming
rate of traffic accidents and
death. In our, metropolitan areas
we need subways and exprees-
ways to relieve traffic congestion.
Wd need an expansion of our
recreational facilities, such as
beaches and parks. When we
have done these things, ' we can
thing about a shorter work
week, we • can think about art
earlier retiring age, '
These are some of • the broad
aims of our legislatrirs, which
will provide a more abundant
life, and enable us to live to-
gether as good neighbors.
Report On --
Grand Bend
By MRS. B. ICEOWN
'Miss Beverley novelle, of Lon-
don sped the weekend at her
home in town.
Mr: and Mrs. Norman Turnbull
returned SatUrtlay from a trip
to Florida. .
Mr; and Mrs. Thomas Baird
spent the weekend with Mr. and
MrS, • Carl Vanner, of London.
Mr, Frank Date% spent the
weekend in Bracebridge where
he Played hockey with the 'brest
Bantams. •
Mr. Wm. Sweitzer is a patient
in the Shouldice Surgery Clinic in
karma°. Mrs. Sweitzer is in Tor-
onto while her husband is under-
going treatment.
Mr, and Mrs. Mansell Mason
returned from Florida last week,
where they spent the winter.
Mr. Bruce Bossenberrsr return-
ed on Sunday from California,
where he spent the winter months.
Miss Pat Green, of London,
visited at her home over the
weekend.
Miss • DOrist RaVelle and Mre.
3'ohn Farquhar spent the Week-
end itt DetrOlt.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Stebbins re-
turned ort Seturday from a trip
to Florida,
1Virs. 0Iar1okt anore f L00. -
don, spent the 'weekend with her
'mother,. Mrs. Sarah .Hamilton,
Mr. Btube Han otToronto, is
Mid with Mr, and Mrs, W, Aolt
on Monday.
Ur. ,Taek Whittle, of Saskatoon
arrived Erten. ?ranee and is visit..
ing with his sister,. lVirti, Lennea
Statton, enroute to SaskatOon.
Creditbri Church Groups.
Elect Of icers For 55
f.
...bert of the Portae Hand DwliTeSn/I
ewtitahtin tahteeweenileibier:toiornoredanid.
ton found it necessary to return
to Detroit, due to impassable
road.. Mr. and Mrs. James
Sehroeder, of 1.ondon, who were
also expected as guests, were Un-
able to reach Crediton. HoweVer,
toilette, towpeontctrebdraanytat'egtelrearr,and
as i
their yearly custom.
PlaTnlieSuCnormismeuliinertleYeoath
ship met on Monday evening in
the. Eve.ngelical Chttrat with.
Beverley Neil in charge of the
WQrship period. A Wein was read
by Ross Wein. The topic on "Tem -
Roraima" was given by Rev.Par-
"tFtinal arrangements were made,
for the Easter Sunrise Service,
when breakfast will be served in
the Evangelical Church school
rooms at 6;30 a.m. Rev. Smith,
of Grand Bend, will be .the guest
speaker and Mr. Ken Flear, guest
soloist,
Personal items
Mrs. R. Molitor spent the
weekend with her son and family
Itt Strathroy and was unable to
reach home until Monday noon.
Keepers ot daily weather re-
cords inform us that on March
27, 1945, they opened doors and
windows and 'enjoyed the after-
noon on the lawn.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lockhart
and son, Roy, of Humber Sum-
mit, spent a few days this week
at the home of Mr.- and Mrs. Al-
fred Smith.
444 Ciatlette of the Evangeli-
cal Church :School 'met With Bev.:
and MM. Mohr at the parsonage
pzt Wednesday te 0.410Y a Social
yeVeaer.ning elect ottleent Or the
Mr. 130y Ratz was ,elented.
pretildent of the ladles' class..
Oaten elected' were: vice -peal -
dent, Mrs. Emerson Wein; seore-'
tary. Mrs. 54 Hendrick, assistant
secretary, Mrs ordon. Morlockl
treasurer, • Mrs. Albert :Geiger;
reporter, Mrs. Irvin Finkbeitteri
,ehorister, Mrs. E. N. Mohr;
Pianists, Mr ;S, Dundas, .Mrar J,
Finkbeiner.
'Officers for themen's class in-.
elude: pr e Olden t, Wellington
Heist; vice-preeident, $tephen.
Dundas; seeretery-treatturer, Evel-
rett :Valtruer, assistant, Gordon
.Morlock.,
The election was conducted by
Rey, Mohr,
Appreciation was expressed to
Mrs. D. Finkbeiner, Mrs, A. /attire
and Mrs.- (Rev.) Mohr, teachers
of, the ladies' -class; and to Roy
Rats, Freeman Morloek and Alvin
Finkbelner, teachers of the ,men's.
class. . • •
Velebrate Birthday Together •
Mr. and 1Virs. Itussel .Ctarir, of
Detroit, visited over the weekend
with the former's parents,. Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Clark. The event
Marked the birth.days, onSunday,
of father. and son,
Glen Clark and friend, Iviiss' M.
L. golcreft, of Detroit,' started'
out on Sunday morning to be
Mrs. Jon Bishop returned
Irerac London hospital Monday,
after spending the past week
week there.
Mrs. Lloyd B•rtgland has re-
turned front klernia, where she
spent several weeks caring for a
relative.
Mrs. Wesley Sisson and dough,
ter lett this week for her home IQ
Montreal after spending Bettie
time with iter parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 1.1pird Zugland•
WO John Ayres, of Trenton,
visited with Mrs. Ayrand tarn
fly at the hole of ilvtr. and Mrs:
/13. K. Fahrner during the week-
end.
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