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ERT, March 23.—Mrs.
dams Opened her home
441euild meeting for March
1014110elst Church. The Eon. call
0/naWered lay an item from the
Church News. ) Plans were
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Sed to raise talent money at
'44Mten season, also for the
Callon of the new Organ and a
$nio41 -window in May. A new
11110,14 IOW started, The meeting
Vas elOed •by Rev. 11. L. Jennings.
,A. birthday card signed by all
*embersand visitors present was
/sated to Mrs. Jennings, who is at
sent confined to her •mother's
e in G-orrie. Lunch was serv-
ed.* the hostess and her helpers.
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THE MIR4CLE
CU.STRE ENAMEL
RZPORT ISOM THE 1,744111LATVRE--
Difierenes Betwen Two Governments
Is Explained By Member In Article
By Tom Pryde (Member for Huron)
During the past few weeks the
various functions of the Ontario
Legislature have been explained
and a few lin& Will be devoted
this week to explaining some of
the differences between the Fed,
eral Government in Ottawa and
the Ontario Legislature in Toronto.
Members of the House, of Com-
mons at Ottawa and Members of
the Ontario Legislature act and do
their work in two entirely separ-,
ate fields. This is quite different
to the system in Britain, where
there is only one government and
all departments are under the one
authority.
Under the British North Am-
erica Act all subject matters of
legislation • are apportioned be-
tween the Dominion Parliament
and the Provincial LegiSlatures,
and the Legislative Assembly of
Ontario acts in a legislative field
which gives it sovereign power
with absolute authority over its
territory and the people and the
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The provinces are ,alloe,ated six-
teen subjects: Amendments of the
constitution of the province; direct
taxation. witiiin the province; bor
rowing of money on. the sole credit
of the province; establishment and
tenure of ,provincial offices; ap-
pointment and payment of proVin-
cial offices; management and sale
of public lands belonging t#,,, the
province; establishment, mainten-
ance and management of hospitals
of all types; charitable and muni-
cipal institutions; shop, saloole,
tavern, auctioneer and other
licences; local works and under-
takings; incorporation (4 com-
panies with provincial objects; sol-
emnization of marriage; propertY
and civil rights; administration of
justice; impoSition of punishment
by fine, penalty or imprisonment
for enforcement of the law in the
province
At the time of confederation in
-Canada, it was realized that many
of the matters affecting the rights
of individuals as well as property
rights would be 'quite different
from province to province owing
to the varying conditions in such
a vast territory, and the different
views held affecting these rights.
For this reason, matters relating
to the national economy as a
whole, such as national welfare,
national defence, steamboat ship-
ping, etc., collection of customs
and excise taxes and indirect taX.,
ation" in general, were recognized
as the prerogatives of the Domin-
ion Government. The building of
highways, jurisdiction over educa-
tion, and any matters relating to
the municipalities were recognized
as coming within the scope of the
province. In several departments,
such as health, agriculture, mining,
and natural resources, both gov-
ernments exercise jurisdiction, and
at times there is a tendency to-
wards overlapping of services.
Enlarge Fields
As time goes on there appears
to be a growing tendency for the
Federal Government to .extend and
enlarge its fields of taxation and
to absorb some of the activities
of the Provincial Government. For
instance; under the National Old
Age Pension Act, the Federal Gov-
ernment pays 100 per cent of the
$40 per month pension to all
people over the age of 70 years.
To _pay for this, a special tax is
levied, being paid, at the same time
as the personal income tax.
Old age assistance, payable at 65;
depends upon total income and one
is not eligible if income (including
the allowance) exceeds $720 per
year for single persons and $1,200
per year for married couples. This
is administered by the Provincial
Government, and the cost shared
equally by the Federal and Pro-
vincial Governments.
In 1952 the Dominion and Pro-
vincial Government entered into
an agreement whereby j Vie pro-
vince receives lump su1I grants
from the Federal Government, The
province, in return, relinquished
the right to collect personal • in-
come taxes, and allowed the Feder-
al Government exclusive jurisdic-
tion in the field, of corporation
tmees. This is noted to show the
need for periodic examination of
our laws and practices and meet
ehanging conditions, especially
where jurisdiction may overlap.
- Agricultural Work
In agriculture, the Federal Gov-
ernmett concerns itself withthe
national aspect of agriculture, in-
cluding the export and import of
farm products, research and
science.The province goes into
more detail with the promoting,
marketing and regulating in the
sale and manufacture of farm pro-
ducts. The agricultural colleges,
as is well known, are operated by
the •province. Also, agricultural
representatives and all their ac-
tivities come under provincial jur-
isdiction.
At times there is a misunder-
standing among citiaerres not only.
of the difference' in activities of
the Federal and Provincial Mem-
ber, but also in the salaries receiv-
ed. Since the -new Act was passed
in Ottawa a , few years ago, a
Federal Member's salary is $10,000
per year, $8,000 being taxable as.
income and , the • other $2,000 tax
free for expenses. In Ontario, the
salary of a Provincial Member, as
a result of the Act passed in 1952,
is $2,600 taxable, and $1,300 tax
free. The House of Commons, of
course, is in session for at lea
six months each year, whereas the
Provincial Legislature usually 'sits
for two months each spring.
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Executive Of Iluron F,idtGrowers
Re -Elected At Annuql Dinner Meet
GOOERICH
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lapir0111 County it Growers' chist eedtainistratiVe (Meer Itt
Association, the oldest. farm organ- Station Clinton, outlined the 1°4lee
ization in the'county, at its erintkal
meeting in Clinton last Thursday;
re -:elected last year's executive for
1955.
Named were: William McGuire,
R.R. 2, Bayfield, president; Fraser
Stirling, R.R. 2, Bayfield, 'first vice-
president; Lorne Woods, R.R. 2,
Lucknow, second vice-president; G.
W. 'Montgomery, Agriculture Re-
presentative "for eliuron County,
secretary -treasurer; past president,
Fred Middleton, R.R. 3, 'Clinton;
directors, Don Middleton, Ross
Middleton, Both of R.R. 3, Clinton;
Benson Sowerby, R.R. 2, Goderich;
George Johnston, R.R. 2, Bayfield;
torY • the air, force and p aCe
•emphaSie on .Clinton's • aehielre-
He said the purehaeing pOwer
of the 'statien, loeally, , was 31/4
millio4dollars annually in ptiblic
funds; 4160,000 annually in non-
Putthe fiAnde, and $60,000 for local
dairy products.
Following the sessiona conduct,
ed tour of the air force station was
made on the invitation of 0. -Capt.
H. C. Ashdown, officer command-
ing.
INDUCT NEW MINISTER
AT HENSALL CHURCH
Philip McKenzie, Kippen; L. V. .,
Donald A. Smith, R.R. 2, sBarfield; RevDonald MacDonaldformerly
Hogarth, Exeter; John Redmond, of Tara, was inducted into the
R.R. 5, Goderich; Robert Archibald, pastoral charge of Carmel Presby-
R.R, 4, Seaforth; Vic Jeffrey, Ex- terian Church, Heneall, on Tues-
eter; George Joynt, Lucknow; Clay- day evening, March 15, by, the
ton Laithwaite, R.R. 1, Goderich; Presbytery of Huron -Maitland.
Harry Mitchell, R.R. 2, Goderieh; The Moderator, Rev. J. R. Mac -
Wilfred' Smith, R.R. 3, Goderich; Donald, Ripley, presided over the
Stewart Middleton, R.R. 3, Clinton, service of worship and the at of
and William' McKenzie, Exeter. induction. Rev. A. Ninimo, Wing -
Mr. Joynt will again act as dis- hamk preached an appropriate ser-
trict director of the Ontario 'Fruit mon. The cause of vacancy was
Growers' Ass•oeiation. narrated by the interim -moderator
Highlight of the session was a Rev. D. J. Lane, Clinton. The
panel discussion on "The Latest newly inducted minister and con -
Developments in Fruit and Vege- gregation were addressed as to
table Growing." Particular em- ' their respective duties by Rev. N.
phasis was placed on new methods
of pruning.
At a dinner served to about 75
ALRNADY IN JAIL,
GETS A174)41) Thitm
The fact, that he *as' „alreadY
serving, a. sentence in reformatory
was taken, int 4 consideration .when
four sixeroonth concurrent sent-
ences were imposed on a London
man in court here last week. .
Thetentences imposed by Magis-
trate D. E. Holmes on john.,Rice,
formerly 01 Seaforth, Will run con-
currently to a Six-month sentence
received in London, of which he
has our months left to seree. As
a result, he will have to -serve two
more months in reformatory.
Rice had pleaded guilty previdus-
ly to theft of two outboard motors
and a lawn mower from eimuner
cottages near Bayfield and to
break, enter and theft at Semis
Motor Sales in Goderich.
Casewell, Whitechurch.
Have you renewed ydur siibscrip-
persons, Sqdn.-Ldr. E. D. Finley, tion to the Signal-Wr.
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to : the existing.- 90-Year*old school,
Ratepayers nape to see -it corn.
pletet fee *be aUt441m.
In January At a sPoelat z,neeting
in- Baytfteld, the advalltages of
forming- a 'eehoO1 area were pre -
seated. -to trustees of B.S. N. 8
GodericliroOliti and B.S. Nos. 3
And43 of ey Toymship.
However, the Godericb, Township
section turned ;down the offer by a
vote of the ratepayers and shortly
after the two school boards in:
Stanley Townsbip decided not to
fall in line.
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SPHOOL Al' BA.YFIELD,
Ratepayers of Bayfield voted in
favor of building a new two -room
school in the village at a special
meeting held on Wednesday night
of last week. The school would
cost approximately $40,000 and
would mean a three -mill tax rate
increase.
A secret .ballot showed 83 rate-
payers in favor, one against 'and
one spoiled ballot. , About 103 reg-
istered property owners were elig-
ible to vote.
Mrs. C. T. Bailey, a member of
the village school board, said • a
meeting would be held March '31
when particulars would be decided.
She said it was probable the new
structure would be built adjacent
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