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Itates-Oituida (eat Arita.lni $2,00 a year: ta
. State $2.50. '
Alrirtbsins nat,41i ,on request; Anthorized fieefalad-elass *mail, -Poet
"101nee DeArtment, wawa., TeleDivaii
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14* irr,,r019E1 ..49w ,t474:4‘ ,t).opi of th9 -WO. Seb.044 elltrIVICe.
,ekarainaticin, the Minister Of Eduesa-.
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tion stated 'there was no 19nger
• Every Cominunity needs A few any commercial value. tittaclied to
idealists •to toll us of a better all eatranCe fliplinna. Mabe -se,
, way ' Of " rlmul4- this worldt oven but tile la* of it has been: de -
if they,' is)rerlook iraet.IC,0- illnelll'' thiltelY -a, stop !sigil, in ,aziti up
*lee In t4t? fulfalment of their ideals.. applicants for :,employment. in
Mr: Poiean, whose letter in last many inthistries:
. k! '.:fliga.,a1.Star pointed the
to'" ttoPla, 41w*is ig -diger-0:U -of - John L. I.;eWir hits .' wok
atte4talen,' l*t many . who would much .to • the relief . of millio
„ Ore te: Share. las ideals are 'POO- people on both Sides of the
treaty. ,,coneetted,...with. problems riatiOnarboundary*--the coal miners
Which iiinsf„:be--Solved before they, are again at. work with. an increase
ten. 'get etren'z'W-ithin sight -of liig....,oftas•Wages; to which. Probably they
4elect4ble, land. are entitled :on, iirceount - of - the,
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Mx: .fleteau Wrftes :, • 'nature of their work. The people
. islevisPapets • tbrOugllout the who u.se coaktlwill pay tlie increased
Orw,nry ctiticiie -the proposal .,
wakes, industrial, and private eon-
-t9 0040 $325 millioneannuaily
to, pt*O144e a •:lcas.than-deeept . Surners wi/1 t.,11r_R- to; 01, es 4nd.
- stAndtrd, Of living Air the old electric poiver; and coal as a fuel-
, mid annifriAt, ,liut ap0,1aud an 1314-y become a thing .4g the past.
annual, eipenditure of . alino'st But John L. Letvis will have had.
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his day: " ,....
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SIG:SA XeSTairt . PARAtiltiaa
' • WIDELY VOTED
. A budget .:'0 clippings --receive
from -the Doininion Press Clipping
-Bureau, Teronto, showg quotations
in the last two -or three :weeks...fi'oin
,
The Signal -Stites -editorial 011•Itan5.
tid among% Wein 'lt-rg--ofLintere..
to us to observe that the paragrap
incistfrequently:skiiiblished is 6, e
in which this -p-alYeepTOffered'soia
advice to erehardiSes-oit-' the point
of their .selling methods. This
panagraph was quoted in papers at
Sarnia Str.atford, St. Catharines,
Seaforth London; Woodstoek and
•Owen..Sound,„ancr lik,c1Y---eneugil is- -0--tell-yau- that -there -is -la beautiful.
'still on the rounds. • •• . ' large auditorium in - the school
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The paragraph_waS as- i°11°W$*:' Whidi Is used for -indoor games'and,
"Before lalking ot cutting down ,ftetivities on sdhool days and for
their orchards the Ontario groFers ''eomm.unity . parties, , dunces 2 and
should organize in marketing 'their •meetings at night, snd fOr Presby -
apples - at efficiently . as the B.c.
a
growers da. Existing Con,ditions In
Brita:in are not going to last for-
North
there,may
• North:Anierica shOuld, thro,naLlaek„,,e'ver ; in a "rerY few
., . be: an overseas Outlet for all the
.''•,'-`,!?of preeaution, became powerless -to -t
• ,. apples this country 'can eiport. -0-a.
•-:resist Win. It , is , to protect • this rio apples are superior to those
sin& other countries against the grown at the coast and with. proper
, 'itaisesissi... al_...4ge , that he pitted sealeng
on the market " •
inethods„should have . top
,
States and -'Cankda are ---s—penciag . .• - - " ''' ° .
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inillions ...'oti , armaments; And ' it. -DIS .0T IVI.F.IS'-ON IIOUSE
. miiet be. borne in inhad that these or co Otts-oommuTEES
Aaron's, •burden, as they are . to . , ,
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taxpayers,:are• a, mere fraction of In the list, of . statnding com--,
the' expendittires of war, pt, 4ay, mittees• Of the . House of Commons,-
il-othkg !If the privations, the losses presented aid adopted in `the open,.
ing week of the sessidn at Ottawas,
' hY--Injury and death,'; that a,ccom- '
piny War. ' :', '' • ..
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GoDEtair sioziarSi
tip ry Mouse- at ArMQ1trile. ight-
clio . .114, oordon M. OrPit ..-'-'; • a
he is ,.. from south Msieu. ..A.gricultnie reininds. 411 farmer* bfacOn situation ,•returned: to Soine,'
'• 0..e, tliOnVoiintrriKls- -.I* ogli*-7'041141•1444404..4igg-Aind„
Ptiir'' Ltttle Ntice.,-'--.IM IC have minister of 'Armour IletgbtOi‘.
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that 21ONV is the . time to he hiring, tliieli‘nrg trueerrTmlibuirilg. ?it °IntInViteroltubiee
been at ScliOol ',:-no't to - see. Pieture4 tilial '
After' the assembly, he-staYed for,
nut additional -help for the spring
joy it very lineheither • ta -00. of theqefiehealurthe'School is train r -before the Spring riish conies. 41,e ,J#8t 0.4101, 4 • , , -
140topg a..le hly. toil would en-. of people from other gountri44 one the hired hand 4keeOstonled, to his AYettef;--SIX ceiltS Per ponnd around
and -sniarber..„;Vvork.* Yon.. ;will get for the. farmer. 'Butter' is to droll
National' Employ: pre fou.ovis.4,eut-baek in, the eeSt
In 'l other incliistries the -ikon in
Init to see and hear real Canadian religious instruetiou With the ftlfier
Sebool .ehtl , it at, their r riday' grades, , And,While r ata„at)eakillg
la
:.1.'New, Zealand; there are people from eontact. your
., , -; , • ,.. tOun Tarts. of our. great Briti,sh nt Servtee Office find give „theta
there, or to take 'part in it So. /
OA of. ' 'T°u'r ' requir'°"144*---If °4u4:43:4111:1.de'tateUr.edrettiahne a;Itthineflup$rigrle
sliql t4ll Ton. wood it. . , 0, , coni,404wetiliu moetiig„,41ad work.
A•rinour liel,ght4 ruhlle- Sglioel,!$.ng in Pile .PabliC schoOL . ... t eY '`ba'i'e no-, one available . Mat
inereased. Sufficiently to
is not to tji4 44, )*t 'rather in ' After' the prayer,„ the children. Of. wouldsba satisfactm to you, they of new cars °Rit wIlell. Pv'eclueti°4
North York., It .siseiloolHa 140,740a 'vseho,,etel tv4aet•-hei-'ere,r :Lir, f‘.1%"Teiti-,!-0'1: mslk1,03!: p*I.1`0/1:01,' we:it tuouflingari4.7iiiitb.:po' .s,s'eleire :et, .‘ei;ilileit'teoratiloolo..tbarolo: I, sa,ArniittivOtrfii,
afe building f 0 r . ii e w . trWoo,,:n ii s' years ttIl 14) due imil rn?it417g get °Pet '1'11(31l'namei'iIt QliGt:°o-ri the yinerani f!aorill!' heYelpue tu nlifittil '6latermmanakl.rlol:til iPniPr'alyesilfatd !di lel , . for°t-1kel 'Yt leti It::::PdaY;%tproducer?sIIfie, 11C1, d.; Roughage .n i ia pricel lis4
it difficult . to. get! a snitiible era. (4 your new ear beilig', lowered. .
What do we :find in ;the case of
In ththinait,Qiwut isall:iipu4, 0,014
Since it opened, and riglit nOW they
trI:in4s°11, wii:;1371-4rax.t-Ween17' eloiteelirofi. TchWaeirn1,0f4nt'ttel)liptuhplls7aosil;0'14-eent3elhenatd; . ployee. As heti)" beeouieS
in short supply; grain is still over
eeenOmies OA industrial al"' .a44. Pir ;ecibrUCagrny$earnvadt-°t1LiezPalanlytat'iF71rr-' ' your she°1puPun'tri later'vonYbtli,lelainiaYhi7rudg *3 Per Illiedred. for a .guitat4le dairy
opened...Thi.s' year, they have pat sloe
crafts , rooms, 'when. the -schoal
day Morning, POI Purves played you will have to Pay--"biglier wagea'.
• ,a.•class. in the_loyel4-1.145 library March„ and Chorale and Wlien 'making appliPation.L., is Tina= fa7 the me CY'Ar-8; labor .14 -
upkeep -of lipildingS....411d efloilmVot
,ignorxt--. Labb-viaye'ds, a_ Sonatina.;- Ivritirtg to -your- VinOlorment MO Sanee..aet. last year;
and=otherelase--Aii.-theTbase..; 0:' the, childrOn- Presented n• Pla-Y Vil- v.ettatn, YOn- eye detailes of vglic is as „high Aim higfier,„than.,herore,,
- and still it is nvercioWcied.
, Children's' Choice." to be done, wages -Offered,' livinit--so thet-e- ast,of producing a .P00114
, r
esidss the classrooms 'T, nave A ' ed a "The play.
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The leading. accOmmodation • a_vallable and Per-. ef blitteeig as mash as if not more
aisuied, there are offices and' eater
•Charkictera-lrere Safety, Danger and trinnealclers,neciiatitenattlolry
)o.rs.lireelllig. laous•srrile:i thDitipattte year.
this, we are. 'asked'
reams all over the se1100."-a late PIO.- The rese, or the class were
Xitrge lunch room 'with a kitchen and ference. -
for the staff, who nearly all take ,Jertote.t...imellscirdeeningplitteeyiniigo'gealmedsanger4. we urge tanners to take
fun. to take a reduetion of from Ave
lunch to school; and. a Inn -oh r091.11 to Six cents per pound on bOtter-
ong things and getting .hu•rt. .And advantage Of this Employment Ser- fat. This is Plainly 1 mit in wages
.for the children. (I..think it is the or con*, at the .finisli they drove vibe that the Government has.set to the farmer and his faintly. ,mio
'downstairs classroom this year), Danger away and chose Safety and up to assist *both einployer. and' will In turn, be -,passed on` to other
.There igr a- very. nicslY .furnielied Play AS rUlers. of the Land of Boys einployee: . brandies in industry.- 'Farm Peo-Ple
rooni for the lady teachers -and one are. good spender's, but when the
and Girls at Play. : ' .
for -the men teachers. And there 31r. Proctor, the principal Of The clamor for ,the- cut in. the farmer's. wire ends the 'cream
is a large storeroom for all kindS Al.rotir Heights SChO01, sPi>ke to Pric,e s of farm Produce itl. with cheque is a couple of dellarS short
of. supplies, The principal has an the, pupils and stressed the, safety
'office with a, small, waiting room rules in the play. iae. Iasi! Dieu?..
which also leads to the room Used tioned.-the Boothroyd fund, I Wish
• by the dentist and school nurse. I, could tell you more about It, but
The school is the headqualters it is a continuity prOject to provide
of 'all the 'sUpervisorS• for the area, a home for a young widow. and her
and all have offices in the School'. rov.,..grodi phildren. The' • schOO1
Several ' of them are -small, bright
rooms at the stair landings. How had Collected- uo:91.- for the, fund.
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wou ; you. re 07,_hyrce au ,o."these- •-- far_the community,, has con-
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tribnted- nearrY4 ref. r. •roc or
Supervisors -Coming to your ,schaal- aro._ congratUlated- -Ilie;-Tnri-0111,s 4401414•0!***4401ii!ireff/4000.4$011010._ :
'613e0cY --
ON • music ' supervisars;
teachers, arts and, crafts teacher, school choirs which had been suc- eessful in the .Irsiwanis-FestlVaL.,---
librariang. and n sUptrvising: prin- The aksentbly 'claied, With the
Chia, ;besides; two inspectors? The „sin,ging„,,ot ;114310,u.say.lhe ,,,K.hig,,,,„
Cor-office-in-the-school;:also.---- my clagerotos-r-aii-d-rsulipose-the-- .1 •: .,,., ------- . -1-
0.usinesb adthiniatratOr landliTs-Tetnir Then the shildren ,filed out, to their
,.. ,_:Ever since ' the Opening of the regalar Friday. work vtrentrim.
ro
era No griceltore
TlitrES;Ii.i. *Anal atilt
$400 millions for armaments, to
cOmplete the Work of deitraY;
ing the world • begun. -fifteen
Years' ago. , °
lookin - back over the
. I II I
cveiits �1!the.aat few years must
realize 'that' it was Teek,
.11nry „preparedness by Britain
amd7Firance that gave Hitler, his
• ' tat Jo7verrinuaing EurOPe, Anti.
Ittreacitit
that Britain.'•and • other . crpuntrles
, -.were not en.sia,nd n.n.o, their People,
• • -1U-they surfived-eat ail, sublected
a. condition of Misers' unequalled
uinee-,. the Dark Ages,. Today th0
,peate4oving.,,nations have another:
eteuUywbobeli. In check only •
' ,h3r, fear .of ...mations iinfeb.---are
--maintaining-their strength of arms
enemy who has, his agents.
In.;Cinada the Sto.
Woricili-g, in underhand, fashion
'weaken nations. and w -o
"wOUld rejoice' if continent of
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Nos ,
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• is.romml: •some
she. 'will Siraply bu3i. less. This iu seven kittens
." ,441ethat a reeOrd4''
turn will reflect. ott„ the merchants, she asked: "Well, ladk," said. the ,
'who tarn Will pa.as it on, ton. their garagenian,---"wv 'think it
employees by Cutting wages or laying
off some of.the staff; '
Yes, the farmer is taking tile
firt cut-bitek;b0t Yim can he cer-
tain 'that -it -is 'going ta----he passe
on to you ivery'shortlY. Enjoiri;
while you may, .
WOuld it not be better to buy
butter .at 08c a ,poutid and have
an income than to buy margarine at
?' -and -depend •on yOur unemplaY-
ment indurance cheqUe, .to. pay for
it? •
young lady, telephoning a inusie
store, was connected by mistake
with -a garage. "Do yOu have "I`Wo
Red Lips and Seven K'isses'?' she
asked. .`,N.o," answered the garage,
"nut we have two tom cats wig,
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Iinron County .Itealt4 Unit is agabi an=
IMmunizittion Clinics thfi-schools.as
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sehool, Prichly morning assemblies there.. •
have been, held 'to ,which parents It -`was a very intereetirig morn-.
and friends are invited, That is big,. and. ljust wigh-'-it could be
for
y •t
e was ll dtrheenr,e-y oitui Is seen. otI•j uaszt,
,Ilow.ever, some . of you haven't
done in•every scho'ol in; Ontario..,
rived. early and was, able to See enough Children in your school and
some Of the preparatidns. I forgot inany tiatenit an aLuditorhini, so
it -just-can't-le-done-ii, 'What -would.
You '/like to' hear about the,itext,'
time write. you?.
• Sincerely, "' • '
' OdiNTRY
terian Church services Spdays,,TOronto..
It is trulY a coin -multi, centre.
Whet: I. got, litere, there were a
few parents ' ith 'small children
in some oft:the-chairs. just curled
Nap. in a corner and watched with
my -Country qVlouse eyes. ---There
Nits a record player going to 'keep'
us entertained. Two WS, DrAllght,
in.. a •niovable blackboard, painted
=green; on Which a children's hymn
was printed. . At 0 -o'clock, -the
dames ffied in. in .beautifur eider.
The , teachers came-. in 'With • their
,Classes and sat on 'chairs in the
-a1s1eS2-4,-1 suppose . _keep tt eye
on thaisechliciren-who, alwa-ys need
watching. I guess there are some
them in every school!
14. E. ,Cardiff, member for North,' a
The assembly was in charge or
Hin-on, is a- xnember of the kith, -
Grade 3.: Three children triad that
lieges and elections committee and
*the printing cOmmittee.; A. Y. ,Me- Class satg.at a table on .the' stage
and condileted; the tneetinga boy
as charrinaii, a -girl to. read the
Bible lesSon. and one' -to read the
minute's.'or the last assembly.
Ther, opened with 4, all singing
•"Q Canada.' A senior pupil Played
the 'piano and •another conducted
the' singing. (The school A:Aisle
...teacher,:stOod .at one side .and the.
conductor copp.ii he,to beat). he
Bible lessen 'Was the 'story or the
Good Sanlaritan.,,and it was read
by Janet Beeby. She is a little
English girl who tas been In Can-
ada inst 'about a year and ir-balf.
itOv.. • Mr. Sass led in prayer -a
-lovely- simple prayer ',which -even
the Grade 1 children coilld „under-
stand., Mr. Ss . is the Presbyterian
Evencontinent Were
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iieenre„, Would Mr. ,Bezeauillavezi-the
_ . tesn, menufel-for Huron -Perth,
;United States and Canada leave
the rest -Of the world to itS *fate?
What":klitd of Utopia.. vieuril it be
If we on thiscontinent should be
' ab:Ile. to, enjoy the .144 of . peace
realized_ that beyond the
hormen- were
,indescribabre? .The kreat-
esp sdvrince I in. politieel.Jhonght.
and.•.action within thelat quaitii;-
.' century has eonie 'with the,,realizi.
.-Aitiou 6ythe ,pedple of .the United
States -et 'their internatiOnal
• tlehg -and • the 'eiercise of their in -
on the 'miscellaneousprivate bills
coMmittee, the agriculture . and col-
onization --committed, the mirine
and ..11Sheries committee and the
printing committee. Dollard 'Blue,
ineniber for is -on the, agri-
cultmv and cOionization .committee.
GARDINER HAS
• RIG -SELLING 108
OTTAWA, -March O. -The 'Oov-.
ernrae'itt hopes to sell, an. the ordin-
ary way" -all. , the 25,000,000
poundS_Of butter it now is holding,
Agrichtture' Minister Gardiner' said
today in the, Commons. -
was. replying -to I E. Cardiff
'
Unroll North), 7hd-asked
absenta nevmpaper .report that the
GoverUment was going to dispose
of 10,000,000,, pounds, -Cif butter. ,, Ire
wanted' th know Who, would
sold:. to, and -at What price. •
ueace rep.
thus , prOmotin4 peace.
• The bItpry t the 4.,ast. few
decades , and its two „great wars
proVes, that .war is net the result
of- mtS8 miser-sitas Mr: ,'Bezeam
- states; itis the ,result of indiVidiuil
yid_ national .ambitions expkesied
In b,iiitaraggreseion. It IS not, the,
lenkocratic natiOns that -make war;
Is, "Werth noting that it Is
the, peace -loving nationi, in whic,h
the 'e-ondition of the masses has the
greatest ,conSideratieri: nOW long
Iiitler,-Or a 'Stalin With
their powers o lie and, death over
SuhJects tiklerated 40 a
ocratte:eountry,..iike Canada, the
nItett-States-or'BritkinI
".111yen In bnilding:arid,maintatning
the; defenceof the•uation tbe
dition of the people behind. the
'detentes. Utast' not be neglected;
and it -would be a trilfgrike by to
great „ expenditure on:- larmainenes,
toweaken the, induStrial and matt -
'power strengthz that is essential In
war• SS 'III: peaCe. Neither do vi.e
want any warniorigers ' in the
• • Seats Of authority., -But Catrdians.
inust face a considerable expendi-
ture upoIt armaments, not lo•eoni.
01604 but to prevent, thedestrue-
tidit. of the , iitottia may
eortie when tile flitiers .and the
EitalinO
torrimAt Nous
Spring /4 * 'delightful season,
oWs have tO tread it, 10 ,4
;0111$11Y, 'slippery -.streets before ''vvo
get ie
• L.
'light expert ghes-his opinion
thAt people now ito,ng will be' oti*
to tesetz the moon.- It may be a
ntUetOttifiltting to lave *Pine Place• '
to-. go whoa degaly. 'boobs Ivreele
,thio esrth. But ''.itatierit we been
told thire le no life .on the moon/
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iittge$ in the eboa
pfullenisriy the
shohl-
Asa,
WHO .BOUGHT. THE
A-.sopple of Weeks ago pictures
appeared in the. daily. ,papers
a pair Of °chair, °nee used by
regalty, which. it WDS claitned had
been purehased by " Belfast, in
,11nron county, .AS there is no
ninnieipallty ,oftelfaSt, the
tion arose t.`Who.'hought the chairs?"
No one In tile; commtinitY ean
Shed any light oh the report and
the fact that the,
purchase „price
was $434 sewn§ 0rule mit the
posSibility..that any Individual:had'
that -.kind Of money for la -Connie
chalk -I -regardless of the1r,h18-,
--ana
to have been used Uy Xing •George
and Queen, Mary. Miring. an in-
Itestittnie -inUelfast,,NorthernIreland, in — Lite,know
Sen,tittel.
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If you wait tot) long to Order chicks..
$:',eWer (*lidos are being batched and several dates already.
are. Woked to eapaeiV. . "
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CBS .,11Tile . :, 1.15 p.m.
P4s,' No: .D:i.mganziop and W, Wiwanosh'
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S.S,11.o.. 17, Wet WaWanosh ..... . .. pM.
Want, and. prOchobl children who attended etliese •
•'Clinics preiriouslY:mafy-attear- . , •
,Third doses- for these schools and aniallia vaccina-
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tions will be giyen 4.yril 4th, 1950. , .
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" -Early---pr-otection: a chirdren _ again-st --Diphtheria:7-
Whooping Cough, Tetanus and Smallpox is every parentis
obligation. •.. '-'
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support Cul& extend the Red- Crose'Pree Blood Transfusion "'Service;
through more and more Canadian hospitals are'lleing supplied .
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