The Goderich Signal-Star, 1947-05-01, Page 20
$ tl 1)r 1pli` 074
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?a bitollned b9 'igitt -Stix, llII Ite
tett----Cmnaala ail Great ritmdu, $2.00 a year ; to U
Staten, raga.
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' *4t'eetl&ipg Rateta on Melina. Authorizeail as second-class mlaall, Posit 0
I Department, -Ottawa. Telephonie 71 • •
'l• Member ,, of Canadian Weekly ; ewpapers Association
Sworn Circulation Over 2,000
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TUURSDAY, MAY list, f131T
INCOME TAX .r„ E twit ]D • of a riding. as to alter its political
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THE OODERIC SIGN STAR
-1 FAROE ItECORD$ MADE
IN i O AL E L TEIN HNRD
Fila OSTER OF Y WARMS
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By Htarry. .Y. pradc
• "PUT THE KETTLE ON"
Thera:'* aomethiag homely and la. '
ty about the phrase, "Put ,,the 'kettle
un." It's a real country phrase „too.
A number of cnaltettahtdtug prg4uett as
record* have recently been completed
by Holsteins in the herd of IlaNter
Tuct�►t3. 41241thorne township. a 'hese
wore made under the supervision of the
]Record of Performance branch of the
Federal Department of Agriculture. •
I was reminded of it the other:0,N Echo Poses Lydia produced in 305
when 1 dropped in for a drat wittlll Ed. a days on twice -a -day milking a total of
Wilkins in the village. 18,003 lbs. of ta4k containing 617 lbs.
,Of butterfat. This (is believed to be
the largest 305 -day twice -a, -day zuilking
record ever, teimpleted in Huron county,
Another eceptional record was that
of Banostine Echo Dewdrop Posch,
Ed, used to be a neighbor of ours
here at Lazy Meadows. Ile was quite
a bit older . than either hits. Plait or
myself,' and retired, to the village
about five year.[ ago. Ed.' was a good
- .0 ° " complexion. luVreastes pr reductions in friend to have , . the kind who didn't who gave 634 lbs. of butterfat front
]'inane Minister Abbott presented population make some chaugee inevit- mind helliiug•out at seedtitne or harvest •19,674 lbs. -of milk as a four-year-old
ii.s rest budget at Ottawa on Tuesday able, but the Government party would or at a 1Wood bee'a We missed dint on 365 days. 'Adeline Echo 1 oscl.i in
c �2 when he moved away-, 305 day:; "me twice-zi-day[ milking" gave
and announced a surplus of ,}30' ,000,000 riot be justified, and would be political- Ed's.wife me died about three years abt) 1(1,17T lbs. milk -a-da containing 5'213 lbs.
for the seer ended March :31st, 1917 ly unwise, in attempting anything like and :ince then his eldest daughter tat as ii. tour -year-old,
an all-time record in Canadian minimal :t gerrymander, 1"tilers are far - more has been keeping house for hilt. Early Still another gond record was that
alliance. The principal tax reduction iudepeitdeut of party than they -weep this year the slipped uu some it•e on of .Pearl Aristocrat I'usch, v&bo as a .
feature of the budget is a cut in g , • the poatotl'ice :tsps and since thee he two-year-old produced in 3ti5 days• on some decades ago, and the would re- �r
has, been laid .up; 11'heu Pin 111 the twice-lt filly ulillciut, a .,total of 1-1,9«'ti
-personal income tai, ranging from 51 scut `any' tillflrir manipulation of seats, village with an hotly or su to spare lbs. milk cuntaittiui, 505 lbs. of fat.
per cent. in -the lower brackets to six 'Any changes made should be such as 1' often drop hi' on ilium for a that. '1 lit. Crescent 14111e (11111 1 of t\wreuce
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' I1'• Tt •tutri' trtidi
T11W A AY lot, •11947
9:.
or seven pe
The excess profits tax will disappear
at the end of this year ; the corporation
r tint. Lu the top brackets•
can be justified in 'au iltlparti.tl review
of thecircumstanees ire each ['ase.
a a
He likes to talk about crop' and pi noes 1.. 1,)X1(1 ant i lulu tl -
and taxer awl local politics. ..a tie -Hairy a dairy farm, having been the
1 Waitingo • for grist at the anill lust homestead of the Bisset family amongst -'—
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income .tax is unchanged' at 30 Per It is a pleasure..Lu read any &H.\ 1)r- '
cent. For probably the first time since ant•e by -Mr. St. I.liureu':. Minister of
Confederation there are no customs
tariff changes.
A. s)stantial redact i;e1 in personal .
income t:lXt'S was expected, ;11111 1I1
this respect \I r. Abbott's :ttin4ttttice
• neut 14 satisfactory : lot: the absence
Ilxternal Affairs, yrs reported in. rind- `
s:ard. Though 1'r'nch 15 11is native
tt(llgut, he 'iris a perfect etiluivalid
of English ; in fact, there seem to bi
few;11ntiug the members,.f the 1 o.i,.e
Nolo tl�e it so Nvt11. 111 replying to 11
week I had (Lillie a little tithe to spend ,the early dairymen 111 llulou comity.
and dropped •.111 on Ed. We chatted
led
a\\'a1y for11 t1 h�1I1T or 50 ;1 11(1 he [1121
to his daughter and said, "Put the
kettle on, Mlargiiret, and• we'll have •11
111Itt to eat and a pot of tea." 1 didn't -
prat es: .
idn'tpct test
There's a friendly sound to,,the words
and a still friendlier sound as the
kettle .1111ts to baibble ;tint buil and fin-
ally. erupt into Stearn. IIt're in the
of any reduction in the salt's `.:t u istflestiFll a f1) \\' days ago e spoke f country 1)\1)11, \\estile11111t•+ get 111 511(11
dis)ippo111ting, and a return to 1111't'e- Ilegt)tlotions• that +\\ere conduct, d l 11 1111:y :1l,t011 11111lg. that \w(' forr;t't, 1)
cent postage would have been: \eel orally." Abolit nine oii: of tell lot of the, older and more friendly
nstonls.
Crescent Lane buildings are well situ -
111t'(1 (01 1•jsing ground, below,.w [tell
is ;1 [lever iai11i11:; spring \vliich°ta
Itch
all abillidt
ace of water. It is expected
that 11io. \\ill make ;1 real contribution
to the I1t 'ieiIi breed 111 I1Itro11 county
iii :be cooling Vicars.
NOR'11'11 ST. 11'N rI'>r:1D • W.M.S.
. [►\\111(4 to 1h1) fact that_ the Music!'estival is to he 110.1,1 in No!' 1i street
United church during Ow first week
in \lad, the W.M.S. held their regular,,
t
May Meeting 011 Tuesday alfternoon,'
corned. 1I r. Abbott has etfr%1)1 1 list ;persons -though perhaps not :timing the The time \vats when anybody who .kpril 291 In in the church parlor,
ened to the protests of business against ; iuemti)).rs of 1'arliament---%\ 111 1 ISavt' came to, the house .11at1 to stay long 1 f'l'ue president, Mrs. It. J. Iloward,
•excess )•roots tax, and disregarded "verbally," though •'verb:1111 a )- . enough for ;t cue) of tea. if a frienil \V,ts in the chair and the meeting tins, Nv as
the t I said yerball, , . 1
It forward strongly tltoppeti in for the purpose of any tq)e1i1'tl a 11 ll 1114' s111,11i of 111ii1i1
s.
the cane I t n plies to both written and spoken ex thine. front borrowing seed grain to 1 Mrs. C. M. Robertson read 21 letter from
'but more quietly againet the sales , pressione. "orally" only to spoken words, ' buying a horse, you just naturally i Miss .1gzitha Coulter, nfiissiunar\• at
-tax, the most indefensible tax in the and this ells exactly what lir. St. moved up to the house and 50011 the,'Mllyncx,tlt Station,_ ;stein;; fur ]luttse
whole list of Government impost:. Laureitt meant•• Oue cannot-' imagine - kt'ttle wtiulcl be 'bubl►1}ng and boiling .hold equipment for a new parsonage
It is a strange thing, but' true, that d and. there would ,le. cup's of steaming , that 11)15 being opened itp.. Airs,
him in such an , exchange as tha: re- ; Howard read a letter from Miss Agnes
' •a man will wake a mighty . squawk . - t ' test and possibly some fresh cookies,K
corded in Hansard and 'reprinted else
The. Indians may ' have hrotfered Bishop, supply secretory of the Donlan-
- about• pa:v*11g> 2@- ncvnt"1.x-'11 .t. say..._ ..r _ . [1515 aga: - Illi.; s-aettcwtys-' 'i n° erreare-airs. ,, �.t--.frie'nelk•t e es'tu•ra-
v``•i"iE re"" iii , t `..� � '.�'►1�
nothing at all about a sales tax that
courteous courteous and does not waste the time Here in the ccntntry, that simple
Costs him perhaps $200..- The reason i "Put the kettle on," -'has always stood
of Parliament in useless talk. It is : 1 and.
...B.Qardattskia .„tineaillea_t il;',.S0eig1y.
in making up material purchased by Mrs.I3igtu1l:: "I had a terrible dream
the Aid to China' fund for hospitals. in
i �I. t gesture of simple friendship t ti China. Mrs. Howard also distributed - last night. I dreamed that all the
as, of course, that he is,•not conscious said thatx1) does not care for public ; -e• time' somebody drops the material \which wits rc>ce ere], for animal that went to make up my furs
, -_ �. d 1 e . - 111 eleome : �tP vv re sttru(lill d." 1Lna.
__L �:.silly to ,1
he remains in the Cabinet in. and you fei;1 • al little provoked be- this purpose. A � "Thank- you" letter e g 'around my_
' intelligence should instruct him of the Bt cictalk : "How et a few
®t paying the sales tax, though his
an interesting and instructive talk on
the chapter "f'urle'd 'I'hotig`ht and
cr (i Veils
'l�tlall"ll ll
Action" through h the l'lll
.1 11u 1 � on the
from tile` stOdy bowl: "India
Tllt•eshofcl." The meeting \was closed
with the singing of a [lyn111 and praye'
by Mrs. IIowurd.
TAYLOR'S CORNER
'1'AYLU1i'S CORM+:R, April 30. —
'1'he Ladies' .kid Society will meet at
,tile home of Mrs. sloe Wilson all 'Wed-
nesday afternoon, May 7t11, at 2 o'clock.
text Sunday the sc rvii'e at- ?ion
i•hltrc'll will be on daylight saving time.
A Mother's 1)ay seavice will be- held
in Zion church a -week from Sunday,
\fay' 11th. There will be a children's
choir -e
Many farmers have been working on
the land the last few days, iu prepar-
ation for 'Seeding.
We are sorry to ,report that Mrs.
Jack Watson has been ill, We wish
her a speedy recovery.
life and that
to igell,ce s ou cause they're holding you up from from Miss Clara Sharman was read by J frighten only at Mr. King's urgent request. ,at tl ( the corresponding secretary, Common- •
tact. Further, the whole ' amount of your work, try putting the ket e on
Is a pity that he could not find time, { and relaxing with a little conversation
the income tax, less the cost of col laud inclination, to make himself better
and, a cup of tea ,and see if you. don't
lee ting
known •
it, goes to the Government.' own ill Ontario, .lfeel a whole lot,better.
The sales tax is pyramided as it passes • •
from manufacturer to wholesaler to re -
railer. and only a proportion of what
[the ult%jinate purchasgr pays reaches the
t
1)i ury= `Stn[ - 2 %xt: t \Oiena—I •xlifr
pays an 'income tax of 2r) he know
that his wealthier ' neighbor is paying
perhaps $1,000, according to his Means.
On the- other -hand, the. sales tax on'
• Any article is just the same, for the
poor .man as for the wealthy' man,
Abolition of the sales tax 'would be of
general benefit, except for the army
of c' •._:,_•' 'e le Ii
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It
However. in retaining the sales tax
and reducing the iticonie ta1x.,' Mr.
Abbott is politically -wise, lor until the
general body of consumers 'wake up
realize,.what the sales tax is doing
to theta •the protest against it will
• not be loud enough to alarm dile tax-
fixer.
«Ilere is what The New York Times
has to say, of henry A. 'Wallace, who
_base,been talking "ciil t)th sides of
the Atlantic in opposit-ton- rent Uzi
Truman's policy with regard to Russia:
Some months ,ago .it was Mr.
Wallace's unintended mission to
precipitate a .sharp 4pecision, both .
within the Administration itself
and in American ,public• -opinion,
between the firm Russian policy
.• of Secretary Byrnes and the policy
of unending appeasement which
11a 'hrou:ht such small results.
•
Mr. Wallace's present journey may
noir l➢'ave stillilarly unintended but
equally wholesome results. For it
is . already- ,a•pparent that his ex-
,travegeta—and -'a-exerted'•--charges
against his own Government are •
provoking adverse comment in
some originally friendly British
si1urces, and certainly, here' at
home, every speech he makes wins- -
.aSenat1t and House votes for Mr.
EDITORIAL NOTES ''l`$ unlaln's program.
The' Times is perhaps the most re-
' It i5 reported that bogus $100 bills liable paper in the , United States,
are i'tl circulation. Fortunately, we libera1 in spirit. independent, of party,
cannot find any in our pocket.
* • *
Those who are interested in the new
arena project are wise in bringing it
down to_ a size 'that gives it a• good
chance t)f suet ess. The $200,000 scheme
was doomed from the start. The IN, CANADA'S PARLIAMENT
amended proposal' Can be placed be-
fore the people of Goderich with .con- Isere. from Ila, lsard of Ajiril 17, is
fidence a sample of the sort of thing of which
• • • there is altogether too much' in ` the •
Houjse of Commons at Ottawa. Mr.
Smith, ulenihee for Calgary West, was
addressing the House and said:
I Was in Ottavk'a in 1332, and I was
.and. edited for intelligent, well-in-
formed readers: If Wallace can get no
encouragement from The Tinges he will
not make much progress in his
campaign. ••
AN AMENDMENT
Si nal
r
i or The
telt _:.�.
g
Dire L3 13 Issue of The Signal-
StR'r of 1 pr`ll 2dth; 'ytsn ir{Yt t hltlm ttlis
<luoted H. Preston Strang where he
says: "The sad' fact is • tl ,at many pf
them haw left this •sphere ° of action,
and if they are where T hope they are
there won't be very much hockey being
played."
May I es another `.`exile" add my con-
gratulations to the long list and hope
that either now or hereafter a reason-
able amount of ice. may never be lack-
ing. ` -
JAS. .DICKSQN, -
.Another'' Goderich .Old I3oy.
Clinton, April 27. '
What need is 'there for ,the appoint-
ment of a Provincial sports director?
The reported appointee. Syl Apps, is
popular and inay prove to be competent, vert well paid for it. At that time
was acting in the Peauharnois inquiry
'but mixing politics with sports will beftpr1) the Senate committee. I (lo out
do sports, no good„. It's another way heal' any. cheers from the opposition
r.
..to• spen!i the peoples money; but the side of the House when I mention the
Provinet is already paying quite enough l.eaultarnois intlitiry. either. But I
vt'
in salaries.•
was'here. and I had (11111e a time (if it.
o • • Really it \\gas my banner .year. At
•
that 111114..11'0 (11(1 nut have the tricome
' Out ill 11rit111l. Columbia Hievyt11ng- tax that the minister over, there is
fliers h;tVe i)egli11 .11 1,oyc41tt 411 eight- eolticting.
ity friendship calls reported for the
past two months were thirty-four. Miss
Grace Strang gave a short but concise
report of the Presbyterial meeting held
at • Exeter. It was resolved that a
letter be sent the Evening Auxiliary,
expressing u:the thankss of the members
of the W.M.S. for the splendid evening's
entertainment ace r ed
themm at the.
-thank-offering-meeting-trf #'he Aaxtliary
Mrs. McQua`t•rie was the convener
for the devotional exercises,- which
were opened with the singing of the
hymn, "Faith of Our Fathers," chosen
by a shut-in, Mrs. Walter 1Iern, The
Scripture lesson, the first ten verses
of the 15th _chapter of John (also
chosen by \Irs. Ilern 1; was reed by
Mrs. Roy • Stonehouse, followed. by
prayer by Mrs. C. Barker. Miss Camp -
In ea 11511; - cal il) e manner gave
• PRE 11171'1 flTIf:1T
Dates of the various cramping groups
a t 1 Kintail Presbyterian Cam p are an-
nounced. The young boys and .girls,
from eight to eleven years, will lye
in camp from July 1st to July 9th;
boys from twelve to fifteen years from
July ,IOth to July' 19th; girls from
twelve to. sixteen years from July
21st to July 29th ; and the young
people's eamp, age sixteen years and.
over, wi be'from August 1st to August
11th. '.
capacity of referee ;ind say that the
balance is now even?
cent rhocol;iIt .b,ars, and it would not
Mr. Mcc'ANN : It may le retroactive. ,
Mr. :SMIiTT! (Calgary West : That
-1)e sltri,rising „if it sbnilld extend to is the' Only 'thing the income tax peopie
other Provinces. It is just as well that have failed to do -to make it retro-,
manufat•tnrers simiild be t'aingh-t the ay! 1ce from the cradle to the grawe.
lesson that 11herf they are fixing prices I There is no doubtr;bolt[ that;
f 11r. Mc('.ktiN : Keep your eye on
the attitude of""tile censimier has to be[
'angary. •
regarded. Mr. SMITH (Calgary West ) : I wish
.1 could hear better. . What did the
[minister sa f? '
The CHAIRMAN: I might say that
there. -should not be so many inter-
ruptions, '
Mr. S,IIITIH (Calgary West) : Mr.
Chairman, I thank you very much, but
I do -not object to the interruptions.
The only thing I was suggesting was
that when the minister interrupts he
should throw, his chewing gum aw..a,F= tt„,,
so that I can hear him properly.
.Mr. McC'ANN : Perhaps if you would
clean out your ears it would do just
as well. •
Mr. SMITE( (Calgary West)': I have
'an appointment with a physician tn-
'morrow to blow out the right one
but my- left one is still pretty good.
Mr: MeCANN: Well, blow the whole
thing nit• while you are at it, so that
yon will. do a good job.
The CHAIRMAN: Order, I do not
want to interrupt, except when the
balance is even. But I do think hon.
members should address the chair.
Mr. SMITH (Calgary West) : I agree
with that. The only reason the min-
ister will not have his ears 'blown out
is that the few bralnh he has note will
go with 1t.
Mr. lk.4eCANN: That is just where
'dot& would lose out, because there would
be nothing to °go with it.
bZr. IKNO 1:; : What is the score
T3OW ?
Bite. Mc-C.1VN: Come agtlih. We 'rill
heat you ere*" time,
The OfAIItMAN : May 1 trot In the
• 0 •
The secretary of the Canadian -hood
Roads Association charges that the
Ontario Government is taking revenue
from 'the taxes on gasoline and motor
vehicle permits to cover expenditures in
other Government departments. Queen's
Park is not alone in this; the same
tyed.key"':Mated tEnt.:"iiractierilly'ec'ery-
Provincial Government in Cai9'ada Is
looting 'highway funds." Here, in On-
tario it was promised that revenue from
there sources would be applied to 'road
donatruetion•-and maintenance.,but like a good many other promises, is
disregarded. Every time the Ontarl"o
mototrist has ten gallons of gasoline put
In la tank, $1.10 of' the price goes to
tlie Provincial Governtnent, and. only
.t portion[ of it is used to keep up the
roads. -
e ,• • b'
coni ervittives are protesting against
thekepor°tell 'intention of the redietribu-
t1ion.. committee at Ottawa to cut the
gtrotltrol n /trona tinder sOIrae of their •
faders in, the Thine ° 1)i C•o a ods by
dig away *ft?* .the • ridi i'ga wllieyi
they now 'tepse i tits S might be
eione by merging tiro neighboring f`itla
nr 6y.50 changing the bottniiarlea,
Music-
Teach,s _
and Pipj.ls—
TORONTO
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
MIDSUMMER EXAMINATIONS
Practical u June and July
Theory _ June 7th, 9th, leth
Applications and fees must reach
the Conservatory not later than
. MAY .15th'; 1947
135 College Street, Toronto 2)3 38
Rundown -Feeling is Often Y `
Causeil By !ervous Trouble-
Strttiued, tense nerves are often the cause of
restless niglets. Improper rest, night after night, -is
quickly followed by loss of appetite, irritability ane
a tired, run-down condition.
For disorders sucli as these, Milburn's Health
and Nerve Pills are highly beneficial and, once tried,
their medicinal value soon -becomes apparent by the improved general
condition of the health. ., •
The iron and other ingredients they contain help to improve the
blood content, stimulate the nerve cells, and the appetite, aid digestion,
thus helping to promote peaceful sleep. They have helped thousands of
others. They should do the sante for you, Milburn's Health and Nerve
Pills are sold at drug counters everywhere.
The T. Milburn Co., Limited. Toronto, Ont.
CREWE
( R1':'1lV'I?, April _.. Mr.
Kilpatrick visited On Tuesday with
M1•. and Mrs. Fred Aitdersoll of Zion.
.Mr.- Lorne Hasty attended the ['fes
bytery meeting at Exeter on Thursday.
1 1 and Mrs. Lloyd Finnigan, Bertha
' 1111(1 Bob, 'of Blake, were„ Sunday
visitors with M1. and Mrs. Itaynlond
Finnigan and family,
sull of Strat—
ford \were, Mun(1.ay visitors with Mr.
ami Mrs. S. Kilpatrick, he special
A 1'0\\' fru111 124)11) ;'14'11(11)(1 t
service of the 11'.\i.S'. in Dungannon On
Sunday t•vouitl and eujoy1)d ve'r'y much
the address g}\(11 by \It'>. .11ex. Smith.
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