The Goderich Signal-Star, 1954-10-21, Page 7{
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At a direstors' and executive
meeting of the Huron County Fed-
eration of Agriculture in Clinton
last week a motion was passed
that the resolution coirnuittee draw
up a resolution requesting the On-
tario government to have a refer-
endum
ef er-endum on D7ylight •SiVing Tlme.
The resolution' will be, presented
to -the annual meeting of the coma'
ty federation ill Londesboro, No-
vember 25,
Gordon Greig, Bluevale, secre-
taryafield3nan, officials . pf "theStan-.
ley Township Federation of Agri-
ture learned after circulating a
titioxt that .over 90 per cent of
the township residents were in
favor of requesting the govern-
ment to ask a vote of the people
on, the issue.
A resolution, which the Howick
Township Federation submitted,
dealt with requesting the Ontario
Federation ..of Agriculture to in-
vestigate the possibility of farmers
being granted some exemption for
income tax purposes as owners
and managers 'of the farm busi-
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The nlSeetin'• endorsed the resol-
ation whieh will be now forwarded
to the Ontario 'Federation of Agri-
culture
griculture for study.
A second resolution was endors-
ed asking that the, Ontario Feder-
ation set up a department of public
relatiens: • • This resolution was
submitted to the Huron County
directors from the Perth County
Federation.
The newly' appointed Wozfien's
Coanimittee of the Huron County
Federation of Agricplture, sub-
mitted a resolution to the directors
and executive meeting.
The resolution related to repre-
sentation from the Ontario Farm
Forum "',Council ' en the Women's,
Committee of the Ontario Feder-
ation of Agriculture.
It was tabled for future study
after .some further information is
available.
Reports were given on the Farm
Forum zone meeting and the Farm
Forum semi-annual meetirvg which
were held in London 'in early. ,Oc-
tober, by Gordon ' Greig.
The .annual aneeting will• take
the foram Of a noon luncheon when
all township federation directors
will be guests.
-1111e-federation ,hold asocial
banquet in the Zurich Community
Centre, October 25, when Rev.
George Goth of Metropolitan Unit-
ed Church, London, will be guest
speaker. °� .
A. L. COLE
Optometrist—Optician,
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
Phone 33 Goderich, Ont.
HAROLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH
Seaforth Phone 11461 or
Harry `Edwards, Goderich
Phone 144
F. T. Armstrong
OPTOMETRIST
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Notice: Re Tax Sales
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Copies df the Lists of ' Lands for sale for arrears of taxes
in 1954 may be had in the office of the Treasurer' of the County
of,' -Huron in temporary Court House, Goderich.
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The said list has been published in The Ontario Gazette
dated August 7, 1954. Unless the taxes and costs ar sooner
paid, the Treasurer of the County of Huron shall proceed to
sell said lands for taxes and costs at the Court House, Goderich,
on Tuesday, November 9, 1954, at 2 p.m.
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The regular rant• meOttok of
St. Peter's Parent-Teacher.Aesecia-
tioce. was l elel Wednesday of last
week with a goo attendance.
Prayere :by Sister Alexandrine
u tined the meeting, presided over
by A. J. Wisaer.
A gratifying report of the mem-
bership drive was given by 'Mr.
W"isser. A total" -of -405 nae ri ers
have enroled, a decided increase
over the 40 of last year, Plans
wee completed for a card party
and dance.
The different standing commit-
tees
ommittees were struck. Mrs. Con Beech -
ler agreed to be the P:T.A. repre-
sentative to the Canadian Cancer
• Society, and Mrs. IV1cAatocker to
the Canadian . Girl Guides.
MA14Y TREES PROVIDE
,COLORING IN AUTUMN
Many people correctly credit the
sugar maple with the brilliant
coloring seen in the fall. There
are other speecde+s that Kidd to this
coloring awl several color weeks
earlier than the sugar iaple. '
The red maple turn a brilliant
red along the middle of Septeanber
and they are followed soon by the
white ash, which has a bronze
coloring: The hickory are yellow
and they color before the sugar
maple.
• Another species that has bril-
liant coloring later in the fall, and
wlidh has an advantage that the
leaves stay longeit' on the trees, is
the red oak. The leaves of this
species turn a brilliant red. It
will grow any place in Southern
Ontario, although it is not dis-
tributed generally and there are
sections where it would be im-
possibleto find. There are sev-
eral species of shrubs that also
color early and they are found
growing in all parts. There are
two species of dogwood, the blue
beech and sumach.
YOUR HOSPITAL REPORTS
Following are statistics of Alex-
andra Marine. and General Hospital
for the month of September:
Patients admitted -102
Patients discharged -78
Births -16
Operations -27
Deaths -5
Patient Days -1,413
Meals Served -8,231
INSECTICIDE RESIDUES ON
POTATOES .. .
Potatoes that had been grown in
soils treated with chemicals to kill
•wireworms did not pick up , or ab-
sorb sufficient' of the chemicals to
have any effect on rats to which
the potatoes_wpre fed. "•
Experiments were undertaken at
the Entomology Laboratory, Cha-
tham, in 1951 to develop satisfac-
tory methods of controlling wire -
worms
' attacking potatoes. Their
tests ' included treating the soil in
a series of plots with aldrin, chlor-
dane, dieldrin and heptachlor at
a rate of five pounds of actual in-
secticide per acre.
Potatoes grown on these plots
, were then fed to rats by the Anim-
al Pathology Division, Hull, Que.,
to determine whether they. carried
any residues of .these' insecticides
that 'would be .injurious to the' rats.
Potato washings, " peelings and out •
r and centr portions of the
tubers were each fed to, groups of
six rats, including control groups
which received identical quantities
of potatoes graven on untreated
soil.
At the conclusion of a 115 to
123 day feeding .period,._ none of
the experimental animals showed
symptoms of toxic effects from any
of the ,four insecticides and it was
concluded that under the' condi-
tions
onditions of this experiment residues
of aldrin, chlordane, diedrin or
heptachlor; if any, on or in the
potatoes did not affect the .health
of the animals. Post inortern ex-
amination of their organs showed
no changes due to any toxic actior6
of the insecticides.
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thein in ways that help Mance
like these.
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During his visit• to the lst Canadian Infantry Brigade in Germany, the Minister
the Hon. R. Campney, visited Canadian school children in their new schools.
work of Darleen Swan, Calgary, Alta., and Patricia Butts, Ottawa, Ont., under
Miss Catherine MacKenzie of Toronto, their teacher.
Boost Enrolment SHEPPARDTON
Of Ottawa's total annual reven-
ues, nearly threedollars out of
four cone from sources other than
personal income taxes.
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THE M/RA'Ctt
LUSTRE EN4i lfl-
At PUbhC School SHEPPARDTON, Oct. 20. =- Mr.
An increase in enrolment was
reported to Goderich Public School
Board by Principal H. M. Shackle-.
ton' at the board's meeting last
week.
iMr. Shackleton's 'report said that
the enrolment had increased from
784 when .school opened early in
September, to 794 at the end of the
month.
Average attendance during the -
month was 710.56 and the percent-
age. attendance was 97.39.
The board awarded a tender to
Saailts Coal Company for 150 tons
of stoker coal at $14.35 a ton.
Permission was granted to No.
49 Goderich District 'Collegiate
Army Cadet Corps to use the small
gymnasium at the old collegiate
institute building for riffle practice
on a one-month ,trial basis with
practices not to commence' before
4.15 p.m. The corps had asked for
permission to have practices from
3.45 to 4.30 pate- ...._._,
0 Permission was granted also to
the Girl Guides to use the auditor-
ium at the public school for their
monthly meetings:
Decision was made to offer far
sale a school board-o'tvned lot of
land on Strang 'Court adjoining the
most northerly house in the new
rental sub -division.
REQUEST IVfADE FOR '
REMOVAL OF TREE
Adoommemmammbh
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-SUPERIOR , PROPANE GAS
for better cooking,
water heating and
refrigeration
Alf, J., Schmidt;
representativie
chmidt '-
representative.
Stratford Phones 3260:
Res, 3051R P.O. Box 98
-28tf
Cemetery
Memorials.
T. - PRIME & SON
Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth
Write Box 150, or phone 41J,
Exeter
and - we shall be Pleased to
Cau.
A request frown a resident for
removal of a tree was referred for
consideration to the parks comrrint-
tee by Town Connell last Friday
night.
The request came from Miss
Constance E. Townshend, 158 Bri-
tannia road west, asking that a
maple_ tree_. in front of her resid-
ence be cut down and: a small one
planted in its place.
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and Mrs. Don Stonehouse and fam-
ily, of Guelph, were recent visitors
with the lady's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Graham.
Visitors recently with Mr, and
Mrs. F. Rising were Miss Margaret
Baptist, of Teeswater, Mr. and Mrs.
Eldon Erb, Melvin and Douglas,
'of National Defence,
Here, he checks the
the watchful eye of
of Listowel. -
Mr. •and Mrs. Elmer, Graham and
Lorne, visited with Mrs. Graham's
brother, Carl Sowerby, Goderich
Township.
.Mr. and • Mrs. E. Pritchard, of
Toronto, visited recently at the
home of R. Foster.
Ralph Foster and family and
Mrs. Agnes Foster visited recently
in St. Catharines with Mr. and
Mrs. J. Pritchard and family.
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A longer, healthier life may be. yours,,thatal(oz"
in part to life iusuranceelicyholders. Life in»
surane companies contribute funds to medical.
research studies designed to .fareee,Canradianse -
froim'the threat of many dread dliseases.
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Everybody sures in. the prosperity which
expanding industries bring to a cofnuttinitlr.
Some industry in your community may : have
built a new plant and employed niore workers
because life insurance ,companies invested
money in it on behalf of their policyholders.
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Some day—perhaps soon—you inay want a
ew home. If so, you may find yourself living
ha ily in one of the thousands of new houses
which have been built from coast to coast with
the aid of -Money invested -for policyl'ioTders by "
life insurance companies.
So, if you are a life, insurance policyholder, remember —
while you're providing security for your family and yourself,
you're also helping to make Canada a better, land to live in!
P.S. From your life insurance man
"Invested life insurance dollars earn interest that makes
it possible for you and your family to enjoy the benefits
of life insurance at such "low cost. It you have any
questions about how to make life insurance fit your own
special needs, give me a call. I'll be glad to help your'
THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES IN CANADA
Comprising more than 50 Canadian, British
and United States Companies.
"it is Good Citizenship to own Life Insurance"
L•5540
above all ...
Sknow...
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isthe answer...
Over 20,000 every month. That's how many hospital patients
experience the real value of the Blue Cross certificate.. Although
every third person in Ontario is "Blue Cross protected" a full
knowledge of what, the Plan reams can come only wheft
hospitalitatirbir'13`°iYetCessor ^'
One family in three will use the . hospita,Is this year. Over
1,800,000 in Ontario have selected Moe 'Cross as their answer
to unexpected hospital expense.
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IT PAYS TO 'PREPAY THE "BLUE CROSS" WAY
inquire tbouf .. .
flue, Cross Surgical-Msdical "in- Blue Cross "Non -Group" enrolment
Hospital" benefits for employed for persons not •mploye'do_or am -
groups of six or more. ploye4 whore there are lass than
six. No acts limit.
ONTARIO HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION,.
BLUE' CROSS PLAN FOR HOSPITAL CARE,
Toronto 7, Ontario.
NON
PROFIT
Audited Firianttcia
Statement -fa 19$8 -
available epee'eakUU1*
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