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PROTESTS NEW RENT 11' ,
Mr. Ed. Siddall, referring to
a town council -story in last
wee
kIssue, 'pointed d aut that
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s-• jar es
monlk "rent for the metal shed
rat the harbor, and that the
council is now asking $50 a
month. It is not a matter of
"an increase to $25 a month,"
as reported in last week's paper.
- Mr. Siddall is protesting the
doubling of his rent.
We are apt to. think of the
Hebrides as a small. group of
islands, but, they comprise no
less than 500 different islands. suclt,proof, Ronald Smith ' was
One hundred of them are in- acquitted in last week's court.
halbited. The whole group cov- Constable F. H. Creeden, who
ers 3000- square miles, with a stopped a pick-up truck driven
populatian,:,.of 53,040 :tee. w�,. "lsy Smith. anthe.:S,rluar ,
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YOUR NEEDS, DIAL 8382
ismiss Charge Against Motorist
Hiving-4.Peioos'4nFronrSe' Persons-
Under the Highway Traffic
Act, driving a motor vehicle
with persons or property in the,
front seat so placed as to inter -i
fere, with proper' control "shall
be deemed to be driving care-
qessly." IBut even if the seat
is ' occupied by four persons
proof of, interference is neces-
sary to convict. For lack « of
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FORD SALES AND SERVICE
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Phone JA 4-7308
I'm a Man 'W�io `ants
'ary 24, testified that the driver's
seat was occupied .by four
youths of "aversage size," 16 or
17. Cross-examined by Daniel
Murphy, he could not swear
that the vehicle had shown in-
dications of' interference- with
its operation.
"The 'charge (is properly
enough laid," said -'Magistrate
Hays, "but my vie* is that
there has to 'be prgof, under
this section, that the persons or
property are so' placed as to
interfere with proper manage -
anent' .n..
,,. - . ,
control . o� x17e:.- � : -
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-y 'the driver:-Tr'certainly° am
not going to rulethat this can-
not be a matter of deduction
from certain persons of ce tai
+izes. I 'would think that fo
persons of average size ' n}i,gh
be interference•'-rr-°'-a'rr 'emer
ency. However,' these section
were drawn when—seats 'wer
narrower and when the gea
shift was .about the centre
the floorboard. ,Had the co
st,abie, -observed- erratic driving
SEEK HIGHER GRANT
FOR HURON LIBRARY
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raries are being sought 'by the
Huron County Library 'Co -Oper-
ative. Feb. 2$, a Goderich ' dele-
gation placed 'claims 'before
Ontario Education Minister
John Robarts. .He promised to
consider the matter.
Since 19!7 Huron County has
raised its grant from $4,000 to
$10,500 •while the provincial
contribution towards maintejr-
ance of the libraries has re-
mained at $5,100 in that period.
Spokesmen 'for the Huron
group were 'Warden John Dur -
nim.'
and rs.: G_.,Eekmier,.,lihrar-
�n
� 1$s�� •``��Naurghto"n'
(MIFF Huron) 'and Jahn Hanna
(MPP Huron -Bruce) accompan-
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GREENER THUMB
5y G. MacLeod Ross
• 1t• Begonias ets, pots or in rock' gardens in
By acid large it would seem the full range of colors and
that the tuberous begonia offers;'havd now, a picotee variety in
more show for less effort than pink and rose red shades and
the average plant. Give it thelsalmon and apricot shades. Fin -
conditions: it needs and it will; ally we come to the fibrous
repay you all summer, till the' rooted begonia the flowers of
rests ,,,.arrives;- t
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s and
when. w• i`
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Bari idet^ �that�- 11F -6f is't�att for !Sui nie '-'and can
then b�,
years, can be cut to make more .brought inside to bloom most
plants and that cuttings strike of the winter too. The
y see
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:H.S. members in g o o dl DOME SERVICE maxi's Association service oto be
standing can order spring bulbs The Woman's Association March 8.
and seeds from Cruickshank's meeting of North Street United At the service April 5, new
catalogue and receive a 15% 'Church opened with devotions church members will be v
discount. Orders`" and remit- led` by Mrs. Archie Hamilton. corned and the WA. will serve
tante to the Plant.Purchase Scripture was by'Mrs. C. Stod-1pneh.
Secretary, H. C. Gracey• at 196 Bard and prayer by Mrs. E. s WestbrQalt announced
Wilson street on - or before" Snell. I the next meeting would be a
March 10th. As regards shrubs The President, Mrs. L. West- pot luck supper -in the church.
and roses etc., arrangements brook, presided for the business 1
have been made again with meeting: Secretary's and treas-I Since 1900 Canada's gross na-
Sheridan Nurseries b to send urer's ' reports were given by' tional product has increased
members a reply 'Mrs. H. Young and Mrs. D. J.' from $200' to $1,900 per capita;
P y paid card if `
they require a catalogue. Sheri- 'VIeLeod, respectively.. Mrs. J. in ,the period average manu-
dan,, offer a 20% discount on '-McLeod reported for the . ways facuring wage has increased
all orders placed' through the;and means.committee. from 14 een'ts an hour to 7
Plant Purchase- e i Specialservices , $a 0
Plant
blosi-•S cr etary... The es , are - ,t ... be an hou ..a.
will be notified as sgbn a'f,
known, in this column.
Early ordering minimises dis-
red the delegation. so easily the first cost cannot to be gluttons 'for punishment. a
n P � pporntment and substitution.
ur yi Our friend, Mr. Anning, dis- The suppliers send the'material
be called. unreason -able. But
i • oily good bulbs. tributed some to G.H.S. mem-,only when the weather is suit-!
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These thoughts are stirred -by �"s`"'last year and ere this, for- able to plant. Anyone who de-
g -f' �vn. Relief the arrival of yet another cata- tunate recipients should
rs, ' !ague, mainly .for .begonias. multiplied their -talents at.. easticeivessires tnoo rcatalogue se these slhould writeers and )
I Bill -Un 505 Tuberous 'begonias are the! ten fold. As I write mine are;direct to C. A. Cruir easiest things tolongCruickshank, grow so �iri bloom and will go out of ,1015 Mount Pleasant road; Tor -j
las you respect . ,their require doors,when the Iro�bins- arrive, :onto 12, or t Sheridan N rs
n Y excluding those already at Ben- cries, Box 181,Islington,N '
miller and Kapuskasing. These ' tario. On
begonias do well in full- sun. ,. Redwoods •
indoors, but prefer partial,9 ade_. The sequoia sem•pervivensl
outdoors. •seedlings, courtesy ,the Union;
Speaking now as a m '-ee. Lumber 'Co. of Fort Bragg,
learn, I can assure you that if Calif., arrived last week in good
you follow the si•mrpl,, rules of !condition thanks. to a phone,
partial shade, no wind and an call from our good .member,'
acid, well rained, well fed soil'IMr. H. S. Turner. In the end,
you will astound yourself 'with six were sent and we are now
begonias. .You might even emu- busy looking for members will
late Percy Barker, the Satiety's ing to adopt a redwood
begonia king. They are as Tong I •
I suppose 'the proof of the pud
ding is in the eating', woul
I anise and one might conclud
Ithere was an infraction. Th
officer, however, saw no irregu
lar ,driving, and the charge wa
laid from'a matter of deduction
and _Conclusion.
"I do not say. ' other courts
might not hold' that to be.suf-
ficient, but my view for some
considerable time has been that
the section is being interpreted
along the, line I pry
•e, e c`lI-a ge rs dismissed."
BACK FROM S. AMERICA
Mr. Walter Dalton, of Wind-,
d- bill paid by the town for the evening sun. They need par
tial shade and prefer a North
e month epding March 10 was iEast, aspect where . the shade ' is
- $927, ' a sum which not many 1 high from ov'erhea'd trees. They'
s years ago would have covered are useless in a windy position
a whole year. ,This total is 50°Io as their bloom's break off easily
higher than a year ago. Small-
est l even with support. Like most
' monthly payment- during
the 'past year -was just under
$500, so that .the annual outlay
would ,be something like $8,000.
r0,m ear -Ago menu.. First and foremost: is
`y the location which must -provide
The direct relief or "welfare" some early morning or late
sor, a native of Kin•gsbr"i'dge,
recently returned from a two
months' trip -to South America.
First thing he did on returning
was to lodk up the latest copy
of the Signal -Star 'for Kings-
bridge news. He read with re-
gret of the illness of the'Kings-
bridge correspondent Mrs. Gil-
bert Frayne, who is -in Alex-
andra -"Hospital.
To Be Sure...
when it comes to -protection for my lamily and thee°
income I'm proiliding for My ietirenzent
"That's why life insurance is the backbone of my financial program.
Under the same plan I can make sure of money for my family,
and aho set up a definite ineorne for retirement—
an income I can't lose;, and can noPer outlive."
Today is a good day to talk to a London Life representative
London Life Insurance Company
Head Offic: London, Canada
are - not of 'an age to draw the
security pension, 'but are mem-
bers of families which for a
v riety of reasons lack . re-
urces, such as a deserted wife
and -children in the interim be-
fore drawing mother's allow-
once.
Swe�linthe Initial total—
subsidized 80% by the Province
in' due course --.is the operation
of the new Nursing Homes Act.
Licensed homes are allowed to
charge the municipality ' con-
cerned $4 a day per inmate,
plants they like air, which
seems to' be interpreted that
they like to be able to see the
sky right above their heads, but.
they are "short day",,s,
`lii vii -'miens they need 'only
six to eig:ht,hours of sunshine.
The bed shoulld be, prepared
with -plenty . of peat moss, leaf
mould or wdil rotted manure,
this last at high level'wi1h good
hioo ng. �:-I "�'anfl.ri�
more beautiful,rry �uthair
shadings singe the' petals are
translucent. Everyone should
go a bundle on begonias and
Goderich gardens are noted for
,bade: u At oar M'aroh 18th
drainage below. 'The. latter re- "meeting the door prizes will' be
quirement is not difficult in! _
Goderich, but' the former;,niva.,.
he provided'. Keep -their soil;
moist but do 'not spray them.
Fulfil these requirements ,
hon-
estly and you will he well re- i
'warded.
This year you can choose the
carnation, camellia, rose or
ut the municipality recovers double ruffled ,Ballerinai• vari-
80('', Tram the Department of eties. This last is a crass be-!
Welfare and 50% of the re-
mainder from the !county.
.The net outlay, so far as the
town is concerned, is only a
small part of the $8,000 or
whatever the annual amount is;
but this can. afford the taxpay-
ers satisfaction only„if they dis-
regard that- contribution to-
ward county and Provincial English, 'Californian and Bel -I
bills.
,ian bulbs are ajl..gooflion..ta
- their prices, are in descending
tween the camellia and carna-
tion type. you can alsci have ,
the double ratified ple-otet'Wthichl
has petals' of one color edged I
or mottled 'with a contrasting',
one. Colors in all these var-'
ieties run' from white through
blush,- pink, scarlet to orange,'
salmon, apricot and yellow.
Grad_e Oupils , cents a - bulb. tther tuberou's
lorder of goodness -1.66, 40, 25!
varieties are: the' Multiflora
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e Intelligence semi -double. They 'like more
which- are dwarf, double and
,Sun than those previously mem
The annual meeting of. the I tiorfed and are good for bedding
Retarded Children's School at
Goderich, was held on Wednes-
day evening' of last week in the
Queen Elizabeth school room.
or as pot plants.
The pendula type bears a pro-
fusion of double blossoms. They
may be grown in hanging bask -
Dr. J. C. ,Ross was elected pre-
sident for 1960. soosooseiremee••••••ise
"Modern methods in Grading
the Intelligen&e of Children'
was the subject of an address
iby School InspVctor G.- G. Gard -
tests held for pupils and added
iner. He tole""Uf the group eb.')ipt- 6&tete
that the actual nuMber of
potential candidates for the re-
garded school from the general
ilist of Pupils was._ relatively
A progress report on the
Goderich school was given by
Mrs. P4ter MaCE'wan. Slides
were sho_wn of the Lions Club-
sporiSored Christmas party for
the children.
Other officers elected were:,
Vice-president, Victor Finnie;!
treasurer, Art Waters; record -1
ing secretary, .Mrs. C. 'Lowery;
educational, Miss Lottie Robin-
son.
ito(t) tifi,m4/
Hugh Chisholm
. March winds are the har-
Headt. Threshers binger of Spring. #eed
A 'former well-known resident their warning and prepare
Chisholmy. nOw living at 296 N.
:•,rf Colborne Town -ship, Hugh' your wardrobe for the'sea-
Threshers of Western Ontario. 4,
chosen president of The Steam i clothes in now for dry clean-
' COME IN AND SEE OUR NEW COLOUR CHARTS
This unique Society is a groupimg•
devoted t6 the maintenance and
preservation of steam -motivated
threshing, equipment popular on
farms in the early years of this
The anmakreunion of demon-
stration is to be held this year
on August 19 and 20 at the S.
C. Hunter farm, Corunna, in
Larnbton County. Last year be-
tween 4,000 and 5,000 took in
. the colorful display of ancient
, brill equipment in action.
slavery ,.leaders in the 'U.S.A.
was Charles Sumner. 'He was
assaulted in the Senate Cham -
I
fiber by Preston Brooks in1856,
receiving injuries which incap-
acitated him for nearly four
years
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