HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1940-06-20, Page 7THURSDAY, JUNE a0, 1940
FOOT EASEL
Tired, aching feet take half the jay
from life. They cause distress send
suffering and they bring lines to
one's face.
When you suffer from tired feet,
this treatment will bring relief and
renewed zest for life: Soak theta in
very hot water in which you've add-
ed bath salts or ordinary table salt
(a Handful). Dry with a soft towel,
then massage with warm o11ve oil,
Follow up by rubbing the solea with
methylated epirits,, ethane busting
with tale=
If you have weak or fallen arches,
and even if you haven't. try this ex-
ercise: Place your feet together,
lean far back ou your heels and
bring your toes up as touch as you
can. Then, rise up en your toes
instead. Do this for a few minutes
each flay. This exercise stimulates
the circulation In your feet.
Do your suffer from cramped toes
or corns? The first essential, to W
US T! h UE TABLE
Summer Time Table
Leaves Seaforth for Stratford:
Daily 0.25 arm. and 99.211 p.m.
Leaves Seaforth for Croderich:
Daily except Sunday and hot„ 1.05 p.m.
and 7.40 p.m.
Sun. and hot., 1.00 p.m. and 0.20 pan,
Connection at Stratford for Toronto.
Hamilton, Buffalo, London, Detroit.
Tavistock, Woodstock. Brantford
Agents: Queen's, Commercial. Dick House
)ran
D. H. McINNES
CHIROPRACTOR
Office — Commercial Hotel
Electra Therapist — Massage
Hours—Mon. and Thurs. after-
noons and by appoi;stment.
FOOT CORRF,CTION
by manipulation—Sun-ray
treatment.
Phone 227.
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
wear peeper -fitting f- )l.wear. Many Reeve Grain, in answer to 1, query
girls and woman wan. shoes that are as to the tenders f:ir the grader put
too entail or too short --never saes[
rice comfort for a. temporary tend de-
lusive) neatness. If you already suf-
ler from corns, the easiest way to
erhdir ate them is to use a good, two-
way corn plaster which eads pain in-
stantly by relieving pressure, while
the medicated pad quiokly loosens
the corn so that it comes right glut—
root and all.
Write me for confidential advice,
enclosing four one -cent stamps for
my booklet on Beauty Care. Address:
Mies Barbara Lynn, Box 75, Station
B., Montreal, Que.
chased by- the rood ,1M111111SA11111. of
which he fa chairman subntittaad the
Following: Sawyer -Massey , 59,100;
Adams, 58,022; and General Supply.
$7.750, the latter a caterpillar grader
which waspurchased by the county
and over which there was consider
able discussion.
A deputation headed by Mrs. Sloan -
Smith, president, and John Sowerby,
of the Huron ,Fruit Growers' Associa-
tion, addressed council briefly re -
guesting a grant. The warden prom-
ised consideration,
J. D. Thomas, chairman of the
plowing match committee, told of the
arrangements made to have the pro-
vincial plowing match brought to
Huron.
Hugh Hill also emphasized that
COUNTY COUNCIL interest be stimulated in the young
(Continued from 'Page 3)•men in the local competition plowing
purge their relief rolls of sympathiz, matches to avoid self-consciousness
ars with his majesty's enemies. It in the larger match.
was sent to the police committee, Mrs. Albert Taylor, Gnderich, rep.
In a day charged with loyalty and resenting the home and school assoc.
patriotism. the members unanimous- intern, was invited to speak. The
19 endorsed the following resolution warden assured Mrs. Taylor her sup
presented by Reeves George McNeil.. gestlons would be considered.
of Blyth, and E. D. Brown, of Goder•I W. I. Stewart, Ashfield, a former
ich: "That this county council of councilor for nine years. and ex•
Huron, realizing that our freedom Warden Wilmot Hauke, gave brief
and everything we hold dear is addresses.
threatened by an enemy who admits
Concurrence was given to the foe
no sanctions save those of force lowing resolutions, considered by the
cruelty and evil, and whose profess- legislative committee: From Prince
d aha is the destruction and subju• Edward County respecting the O. A.
gallon of the British Empire, and 1 P. hospitalization of- "indigent pat-
rt�alizing that the only effective de• lent" as an individual who must have
fence of Canada is with the Allies on ,>arnfng power of 82.50 a day; County
the battlefield of Europe, therefore of Elgin regarding levying of costs in
Wel-
pledges its wholehearted support to change of venue; the County of Wel•
the federal government in every sneer land regarding licensing bakers out
sure to speed the immediate prosecu, lids the county; the Township of
tion of the war to the total limit of Howink protesting the cut of 1/s mill
the nation in men, money and re, Provincial subsidy and the reduction
sources until victory le assured and in road expenditures in IIowick of
peace and security and justice reign $2'000•
:main onthe earth.. It was mound by Councilor Keys.
.1. C. Shearer, agricultural repres-
entative, announced that the depart-
ment had notified him it would be un-
able to stake any initial tuberculin
tests this year In Huron owing to
war conditions.
Mr. Shearer advocated the organia
Mien of a county unit at the chamber
of agriculture, which would further
the co-operative interests of ferment
and be non-political.
Dr. W. F. °allow, on behalf of the
provincial minister of health, asked
co-operation in the eradication of rag-
weed, the control of which was one of
the chief preventatives of hay fever
tram which 00,000 inhabitants of Om
Ledo suffered last year. Ragweed is
planed on the list of noxious weeds.
Reeve Trewartha of Clinton asked
that Provincial Constable McCoy ad•
dress the council on Thursday on
what is expected of a municipal
council its co-operating with the pro• the logical one.
vincial police its Fifth Column activi- The institution, he said, could care
t1as. His wish was acceded to in a for from twenty to 25 children, The
hospital is licensed and approved to
take care of fifteen patients. It is
the county take care of the winter
road one mile and a quarter north of
Cranbrook to the country road one
mile and a quarter west of Moncrief
to county road one mile and a quarter
west and north from the village of
Ethel to cemetery. The motion was
referred to the road. committee.
THURSDAY
Dr. Alexander Moir on Thursday
offered his hospital near Hensel' to
Huron county council for one year.
for use as a shelter for refugee
children, free of rent, also his medi-
cal services gratis for the same
length of time. The offer was left in
the hands of the children's shelter
committee. Dr. Moir stated that he
would be glad to work on a commie
tee in choosing the personnel of the
hospital, and the choice of children
placed there. He suggested the child-
ren's welfare department would be
motion brought in by Reaves Turner
Ind Watson. -
R. ,iohnston, earn borer inspector, modern and free front encumbrances,
reported he was receiving good co- and hr,rlr d me $0,000. It Ilse a mod -
operation front the farmers, and there ern operating room and sunroont. He
was a Marren+q in the pest. Mr, had never asked for a eounty grant as
Thompson, assistant entomologist, the hospital had been well endowed
commended the work of Mr. Johnston by friends.
in a letter read by the clerk.
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He suggested that feu' paid help•
ers would be necessary, namely a
goad housekeeper, a trained nurse, a
cook and a ratan of all work. Helpers
for the children would be voluntary
workers. The staff and children can
all be accommodated in the building.
The County Home committee was
authorized to purchase 50 acres of
land adjacent to the county borne
property at $40 an acre. 17p to this
tine property across the highway has
been rented, half of which is tillable
The price of the new property is
52,000.
The revision of the County Home
bylaw was read. It had not been re-
vised since 1907. The number of
members on the county home com-
mittee is changed from five to three
members. Another change is that in-
mates possessed of personal property
shall be charged 54 a week instead
of 51.
In answer to the question by
Reeve Trewartha, "What is being ex
pected of a municipality regarding
subversive activities?" Provincial
Constable McCoy told the council
that it Is up to everyone to report
such to the police. He said to keep
eyes and ears open, and let the police
know of any suspicion. The police
are properly equipped for any emerg-
ency and he is satisfied with the pre-
sent n+,amber. 110 woulti suggest the
pollee its tOWne and villages be "ort
their tees." They tan help the pro-
vincial and county police a lot by
doing so.
Reeve Trewartha e0muiemled Mr.
MOCoy. - - All constables' fees received by
county constables are to be returned
to the county treasurer. This action
was authorized in an amendmept to
the existing bylaw adjusting cen-
stables' eateries and allowances.
The agricultural committee will at-
tend the provincial plowing match
this fall
Motions:
Gamble -Weir, that the road be-
tween Howick and Wallace town-
ships be examined by the good roads
commission, and if Perth county
council decides to assume their share
of the road as a county road, that it
be taken over under the county roads
system. This was referred to the road
committee. -
Duncan -Telmer, that a resolution of
sympathy be sent to Mrs. James
Bowman in the death of her husband
a former reeve or Morrisandwarden
whose public spirited services are
gratefully remembered. Carried. -
A motion by Reaves Tuckey and
Bowman that the Chlidren's Shelter
committee be appointed a comittee
to girl the Unminiou Governmemnt In
handling refugee children, they con
suit the warden's committee concern
ing expenditures, was adopted. -
in honor of the king's birthday the
session was opened with. "God Savo
the King" and a half holiday declared
for the afternoon.
Council adjourned to meet 111 1.0
o'clock Friday morning. -
FRIDAY
At Friday's meeting of Huron
county council, Reeve Turner, of
Goderich, again enquired why the
read cemnlission bought machinery
from an American firm. There were
only three tenders represented in the
report and he understood there were
four. While he had no axe to grind
in the matter, he would like the en-
quiry cleared up.
Reeve Grain claimed that he had
been misquoted. The local firm did
tender but they had not the machin-
ery at that time for delivery.
The county road commission was
authorized to purchase hotel proper-
ty
roperty in Auburn, comprising hotel build-
ing and stables on one acre of land
for 53.000. The buildings are to be
used for paint shop, storage and of
fine. A repair shop will be built. As
the locality is ideal for the purpose
it was considered good business to
purchase It.
The commission's recommendation
that the road north of Gerrie and the
road north of Zurich be replaced on
the eounty road system was accepted.
The total estimated expenditures
for 1940 by the roads eommi siou for
construction were set at 550,700; for
machinery, 5201,000: superintendence
$5,000; maintenance, 5173.2:15.5.1.
[be -Pints: Levy, 1.55 twills, 504,lee:
sundry receipts, $1000; rental sea
Kitty, 52,500; other subsidy, 671,0e0:
machinery earnings lees operating
east of equipment, 515.040. 71:x1
.1173,1101),
Et'very eve wire urged to attend a
patriotic meeting to be heli in Cita
ton town !tall on Sunday, Jnne 10, at
three o'clock.
The property c•onnnitt:'' was eat
powered to ask for tenders for a :steel
flag pole for the court house park;
and the purchase of coat was left with
that committee. It wee deemed in
advisable to embark on an expendi-
ture to enlarge the engineer's office
at this time. Repairs to tate roofs of
the registry office and court house
will be done under the supervision
of Caretaker James.
The Huron ratepayers and trustees'
association represented by Bert
Thompson, past president, and Mrs
le Davidson, requested a grant of 550
On the recommendation of the educa-
tion committee the grant was refused
after considerable debet
4 grant of 550 reiniosted by In
4pect0r Game for display o1 ,chem
children's work at t•1'• a'.N n• was
authorized. No action was teken hn
the req'lest for grant by Hr1t 't b r u;t
Growers' Associatimf nobs 5541 to -h.
Seaforth collegiate for i.hi' t.anchinti
of agriculture.
Council debated for nearly an hour
on the recommendation of the execu-
tive committee to raise the salary of
Ervin Jacobs, assistant superintend
ant at the county home, from 540 to
550. Motions, amendments, and
aataidetn+nt' to the 119)1110uatt rot -
lowed in quick u: adsfon e'tnaiiy
ties amendment, leaving t)19 .tahlry in -
540 wee eeri^ir l 00 clivi. i')n of 18.11
The children s shelter v)nlmtitee
reported that the children's aid o£fie-
er has now been moved t0 the
Shelter, where is room has been
equipped for the purpose.
• There are at present 1.0 child pro
lection case,;; 27 unmarried parents
cases, and 58 children in care. Four
children are in the Shelter, four in
boarding howseo, eight under adop-
tion probabtion, eight in wage homes.
32 in free homes, one in a correction
institution, and the whereabouts of
one are unknown. 'rheas -children are
visited at least twice a year and if
necessary more often. ed the aup'artanse of extertainmenti
have been added, namely the Feed
Recently two new sctrtiatn+ of work •features at this criticarl time in .theII nation's life.
lees' Settlement and Maintenance 1
and Child Refugee, Due to the: la elle Corparati,ru's 'policy of pres-
enting to its network andiencee syen-.
ph xlic m'ttiic, •played by leading or-
ehe;:tese throuigle.eit 'the Dominion,
eontinates this ,untmer as inpast seas-
ons Already, the weekly breedeaste
PAGE SCVL=N
Firm Music Programmed
Wthiie. the .OBC is .playing all int.
,oreasingly important 'part 'in 'Canada's
wax effort with its news and Iptulbilic
service broadcasts, it ihte not neglect -
creased sett•, dual 1uparvieein re-
qubed, 1 h1s Wiwi fond neces'aurY
to engage a seei 5) service Wo) kyr to
040140 ter, sup rintendeut Arrange
menta were made to give the system
a trial for one yeeir. The expense cif >f -the 'Prone' Concert;, !played he-
eds experiment will be paid out of the 'remote) I'ntlharmonee. Oroheeara,
money left. In legacy l.0 the society.
The cosinty will 11,1t, be called upon to
assume any expense this year. The
assistant, Mrs. Chafae, has already
assumed duties, and so -far the is
sults are more than satisfactory..
Reeve Trewartha rlaIlarsl the Get
up was out of date, that only two
ccuntiee to Western Ontario have
children shelters—some were closed
so1110 rented. This departmeht does
not want chilrlrerh In ahrokt r,; it pre.
-f, es• them in hoot'4. Th $5,0eo r
year for provisions, etc. conlii be
saved. •
H, T. Edwards, superintendent of
the c•ltitdrea'4 aid societies, nottp4d.
several counties which have retained
the shelters. 'The'' are a number of
unplac.eahie children who have to he
sheltered, It sent.
Mrs. 4Aiatc• , aewly appointed 4);
MI worker in c•hildreree aid work
was introduce", and in a brief ad
dress promised Iter most earnest co-
operation.- The rsfrtgees will present
problems to be worked out, she
stated.
Enthusiastic support Was urged by
several reeves its ties formation of a
county emit of agriculture in the.
cllantber Of commerce.
By a reeorded vote a motion
brought in by Re:'vee Wilson and
Passmore was passed in which the
Ontario Government. will be petition-
ed to have the traffic art amended eo
that any motorist who strikes any
livestnck, where he has a clear view
of the road fee at lrta:,t ten rods
shall be heli r:+sponsible for any
damage done to said animate,
Reeve Brown of Grldarkh eejected
"The road Is :i place for traffic, not
for pasture for castle. is is prspoe
Tereus."
Two weeks it hiidays were granted
under the djreerion of Reginald Stew-
art,- have been Beard- on Thereday
evenings :at 9.00 to t0-0(5 pen :EDS'r.
[ . Concerts Synvp'honkues de !Mon-
treall .:ire :c;hthis is (broadcast period.,the first concert having sheen given'from Montreal an June 20, ender the
Unction of Wilfred Pelletier. Or.
Pelletier '5l1 cert.-levetagain on Phone.
'day, 11111C 27, and the !first programmein Jelly will t'eturit es Varsity Arena,
'Den-into, !with the Philharmonic)Again
an thi air, -
ilJyihltt'e" announced h4 series of
14} :cone its recently, the • fleet leroad--
caet 'having !been :presented on 'Wed -
n. ;day, June 19,•at 11.1'5 pin. FDST
wi':h G:off'treystin.y.add Melon, of the:
C onW'
Symphonic Exchanges
In sdditi,xn iown 's
s it; owponsored
np
see he)ity presentations, .the CBC
-friaginx -
from the united States, :oro
er-chandt 'features, the broadcasts or'
the Colombia'Broadeastinx Symlpiwn••
les on Sundays at :3.00 p,m. .EDST,
and the Summer Symipihonies of the
National Breaiceeting Company,withguest t iiduct ,rs, Sundays, -,frpm SAO
ass 9.00 pare EDST.
Distiguished Musician in West
One of .America's leading olboa play-
ers is a member of -the IWinn4►dg
Symphony 'Orohestra this :season,. 'Ho
is Martin Fleisher former first oboist
•of the .Washing National and Tor-
onto Symphony •Orchestras. oMr, Flee -
eller i, a native of Philadel'plhia and re
graduate mf the Cur is Institutein
that city He 001 member ember f ,Stir
Iestmest. el act::lim,ns rchestera in. Tod+-
v >• i.hist ,winter, buts returned. to Pini-
ai a1r,hia fee- leie Irarriagt, iwihich took). ). tee a f w eke ke a.5o. His brider• cr. e -nerd snit on thee his
tits clera,rr't;rrer anti 1;1, cat, ,141, , ter .ern Cinida..ut(1 wets
er. ie the r 1'e'ece !-it the first eoneort,
}dr. Lai:glen. of {)r'r sleet lirer,t; \t)'1 -•e -lay, ;nue :9.
r lr col, .tpt;•itr•e-:f tene,e,
oh, 1'-',101,'.' tier 1.1,4;,, visit. 11•,
eh<lol, at whit:!' th 01.4 ,11' nt pee;en!
4i),) in ,t . •°n.iu.i,,c , nor, 11'. ' be
two 0raeuat":4 trans Horns fear
Holidays for P:ggyr
1J;,•n r .i,> x)51 ,1,•ulaald Punct'tiom.
1.4,1e .)t in.::la 111.)41 'popular young
eee.11 e tee-, Clends,(querns
there at preen') and eight bays on ln_g, dinlinutivka Pe, gy Loder, Il? -year-
tilt' waiting list from the tenors.
Motions:
Webster-Rednuonct, teat tee road
from division lime between Rest and
We,t Waw.iuu'li be opened for mo-
tor trade during the winter; also
the rune from Lueknow-Dungannon
county road be opened for motor
traffic two blocks east to St. Helens.
This was referred to the road com-
mittee.
Redmond -Whitmore, that the Agri
cultural committee be delegated to
support and plan organization of the
Huron county unit of the Canadian
Chamber of Commerce. Carried,
Warden Feagan expressed his
thanks to all members for their sup
port, and tit • tn'.,ting was emcee with
the 4in,mg S1.91 the King.
The c•olonet of e battalion billeted
in the country wan invited to a
neighborithed tarot for irr.)crt Ho
astounded thrt farther by eating ,:wo
et the inode ,wa g ,reit on time
small eeastwi fowh. L,a . , whit problem that .merit- the 41841arhy
walking in tate farmyard, he noties t
a cock strutting ab•.out, and remark-
ed, "By gad! That's a proud bird."
"So he should he," answered the
farmer, "he has two sons in tee erniy
now."
old dealing lady in Mary Grannan's
features, -Per tate Children", will (blow
i kis; through the microphone are
Jame '"a, '(7.00 t<o 7.34) .p.m, ED`ST),
NSF. 20»17 :iter :.rapt and spick up cher
tiny suitcase. I:t :will 'be off to •atop in
the -north 'country :for :this typical
Canadian youngster, who -with .Boiblby,
Johnny (,her radio twin) and the nut••
derstandiug :Mr. Aivastin WOIUo, Ilia;
shared her -many adventures with jlun-
ur
.listeners- this season. Having ex-
plored amueeree.nts !peeks, doll face-
serle4, the zoo, life on the iferm, .and
life in the ,circus for thousands of
.Canada young died—twister;, Peggy
t 1 ,•1:0 10 her own aper. ones 4')deeenit,
a, for the next two month .1,141q •t'ooa
1n 1a.4 t. veeitiou for the-8044ren'..
feature. tea, until 505001 opens.
Please Tune it Down
le - 1e -e- ,,ebiaine Her ewife our
keep 41,141-±t 4,1 111. ear news ilei ,.,rill!
During tithe s,umltnknr ,months smooth
dancing !melodies wiibt came Dult of hese
nilgdhlt Ifior .the Ili steners of the 'CB'C
'National 'Nab nk These
wro 16Htowdlceshs'
will Ifeatu're ,retheic directed Iby 'Caas-
teda's most 1ptgptelar maestros, 'Dhe vet -
emu Luigi IRtomane111i, ibdp Ilett wile be
directing this orchestra ifeetru, amens
MUSIC FIOIR YOUR DANCING
Mnnair Richelieu 2)0 IMlurray Bay.
IMant !Kenny, ,top oen:bre, and the 'Wes-
tern Gentlemen, will entertain guests
Of ',Banff Slprings Hotel !high tin the
Rlaakies, Horace Tialep, top sight, with
this 'piano and this ordheebra !will '!hold
Colth in !SheIRaiciE Carden etalpl the
,Biuret Meek IH5te>1 4i1 Mallet $toe
eve y go:xd _ig1t1),att-. Bur there
the Ludy Down the Street ,who h.{•;
iter :ea;,h 'r50 the. line and hes settled
down before the open ,window --to-
oobhe 'her a set .with quiet wide.
Whet oust she think when the radio
top ,the ,treet ie pounding in on the
midsummer ibreeze to create a 'ea:dh-
ophonic din In 'Great Britain, this
type of public nuisance le dealt twith
by :municipal degislaltion. les a Pity
such steps have to the taken 'when lest -
emirs can control the 'pnobiem so eas-
ily by ,controiiicvg the 'volu'me of their
radios. Now, nvtheit nerves are near
the s•u'rfaoe, ,won`t all !good ,nei!glhlboime
,practise 'consideration? Canada's nove-
lly summer day and niehts need not
the made ihideous. In summer :listen•
in,g, the Colleen Rule is, a.4 has been
palmed out by the CBtC, an exceIIent
precept 'te !keep in mind.
Young Recitalists
Three ,of 'Canada's young •iters etre
.not to Ibe featured. in :the ,CBC ,reeitat
,periods during the week of Sun'd'ay,
Jeune 23. 'On IMotuday, June 2°4, 'In the
Music 'Room" twill 'have as 'guest 0siol10-
is't, 'the w•1sll"kno'wn radio and concent
soprano, IJ'ean Haig. This ,prngreenme
of eight conceals 'music .with on 'hn-
atntntneaotrut 'brio under the 'direction of
Harry Adastkin, !vio)inist, 'wild 'he !heard
:at 1.1.30 I10.'m. EDST with Philip Spiv-
ak, cellist and Leo Birkin, Itemise
Hroeia Gregory, mer ay, aptauo, 'wtLl
!be heard on Tuesday, pine 215 at 7,,10
p.m. t DS r, and on'Mondty Moate 114,
4)1 r.30 pen. EDST. ttred3 i 'rssnoweitt-
r c.lh t twill pr "ens .t +I)rief 04'0-
4ramtnu
Three 'Epoch -Making Months
"'Pile !World in Reviews' iwritten
and produced for the 'CI3C they Stanley
Max'te'd, rovi111 be presented over the
(Notional INletweek on Friday, June 218,
to
nit 18.00 p'. m, EDST This is t( second
Len Hopkins, hewer deft, and ihtis of 'a series of lb!roadieasts dealing with
'dollonuusic, opens in :the deitghitfully .the newsworthy ,happenings of 'the
modern ,Panorama Room of the new (preceding .'three rmontl s, 'end sele'ots
.Hotel i1an'eauver in dire 1Wtes•t 'Deist dor .comment highlights in ,the twonlel
city, Dlon Teener, dower eight, and his ell music, the tbheatrc and lli,berablire,
anchestra, ,will the entertaining tviettors as well as the s'pa;0geniug events as tithe
to
,the INlonnita udie 'Roof of she Meant Iwotild atinnggl a ifo,r' lits del1ivenan,cc
'Royal Hotel in Montreal. (from a'ntned Ifotoe,