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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1955-03-24, Page 410 I'IA_\1 "HOT WATER" h alto Co m t exit Hatt Walton 111111 1 t TUESDAY, MARCH 2tlth ! tet R o'eloel. Admissions ;.0. and isc Presented by the Auburn united 1 C'lulri•il Also Half Hour Variety Concert' by local 'Talent � Euchre & chreDance Weilteyn Community Hail Friday, March 25 Horne Baking Sale 1414...✓� 'c e t:.\ v Saturday, April 9 Comes t.1 tltf • t:1t4?1't11_ \\'.x41tt t c lli4ti1Utt Euchre & Dance ! 101;11x;\l APRIL A. In Co:nrnttnit' Centre • 4. 110 las: of the • of 1..,:_,.. QUALIFY for tadership? .41.:.:1' i:I.... ..1g we'...... t. see 4-11- c.: 1414.... . . 44':1: a44 14 , s..4:11 In is ,1414. t:;:< reeis..-g P oe:e .i :14111 is .`ire : to i14ed•d lte4 1'1the gig: i .' 1141 14 • .1411 4041 1•.'11 are • e r 1 ', .114s.144 , hay(' .a gr:l ii 1 «. t.,. :education, and • 4'.1.11 rd ' ese .1bk ..rhe aSsa14tege . t ti :$ ,..r ,i.1ite to: a. 14.•• eest41l. retro 1•:Pie t'1. i of t 1rtc,'..N:t \1"4'.k'. you '1 ill 4..see ee tete • - cr Training t ourcr. a it :,^ei pit vt loll, 0:.'..1 ClfRi€F Cedes .'t;, 41Y10.1r Ri1..L•.":ul i.erresite F.`•^ .144 :he course • w•1.: Ise (11ra.;tsc the co.:et:v.1e-44 Commission . - 0 -...i I+tae--mint. 1.•14 toted i;4 a qualities/5 lest. r e 14 14. tit t.1r esatrtr 44'4 t ,414:14 i•:..• C.4rFafa s Regular 4. .t- In The Legislature Ily Tom 1 rydt M.P.P. As the Ontario 1 e r.is`1,lt tr sen via'. its fifth wool„ the lireop,rirneu i, rn} 1 0\ •,11 i e ix' half . 114]1 u'd. wee,le .,roan, a'.lat ;boo Se .ion will last for another f our oe i'1' tee 4 ls. Ol.e` 11^r rill., t Speech. and •.4 Debate was1 aro el l vote. tar wish ;Is't 1, 1 enol- \Irren4c.ce Cro tsto1'.:401 111 'foe pr'irk717 :Art \\i l ill .1 \ 1 t, and 11 is , supply rld,at reel\r,:1.101 , 211;. .:,\4(;ie a• .1.`1 C''i1,)"tar \titer? et :a, or}lortarity to 1, at es 1 \ 114.c. ,1114 t.•244 of ha n.: available for 144 \l all are :publish - • on W. in ys l]9 Thur \ 1 1 inle11� 1 e., 14al.t11 the t oily\'1] g1 \\ t 1.when mush if the p:l'1i i Mimes: '' subsided. 1 li bo lfinterest to note ' ;1 4pro.cedute in introtine'ing the N t , l he Noris,' is resolved 1 int.' tom.nittee of :apply. The, 'Premier ,}t`.ie MX to \Mr. :tea Fe: • a metra e fiver tie£ 11.'1or.rabl., :ens ieutennm Governor. signed lev hiro•seif. This messag b\ \Ir. Spe ?e,. ....a i..ns .o.• JP's ; "Louis '- Breithanpi. t' T i e 144 t :or. ..1 a` 1.i. . 1 s1:7175 rc- • ,, •1 , .t Mareh men ds them. to :et leeesieees•• ev y on of .e 11riso11i11et11t, fee- „11'foive hent • o1 Law illthe a 1 t\t let t \ l 1 X11 tl I At the titre of t onfetiirution itt -Canada, it .vi leahr'd that many of tare islera l t ttettn,, the rights of Meth id11a1' as well as 1"Par Y rights' \\.111.1 be othe different from P1't\'inee to l ta\nne owing to the varying conditions ,11 sneh vast territory, ht ,i f.' c1 t \isles held of ceeting ,raise :g11tsFor 1111 reason. 1 alters relating to the 1:.,]a 1441orny as x whole, 1711 a 'X.:y..4111:11 Welfare, Nx . tional , to ac Steamboat. Ship 11 rem- at'., c'ol't ion of Customs toll.` and. 1"\' .e Taxes and i.lelireat. •aeaseien LF general, were eoog- ,t..ei as 111P prerogati\\., of "he 11 e41441 e 11 Iievel'n1hlCnt The lr ,nig of highways jurisdic- tion u iseiic- tton over education. and any Matters relatil • to the nlu1ii41 1 x.it;es were rtes rained as Coln ]i1 within the stop:. tf the Pro \ 11 e. 111 several Departments. „h as -Health. Agrien1taia 11r1in1;, and Natmal al Resource., both Governments exercise Aaa- iii;tion. and at times theres is a. elldtl ev towards ove] a1 2.ng of services.. .\time goes -on there appears t., ie ,. growing tendency for the Ile re7ai 444 Invent to e\- te17.. and . enlarge its fields of Ia\s1ie11 and to absorb some of leeee :s a real opesolr44 'ht4v ., _ ha eight type 411 fee rte -o . t _.,:ot ttratitln nbeo4 4 pas. 44 4.1¢'41. 41 44.11i.cal obteino 1 from Fewir overos4 olnediao. Arrmy Recruiting 01' or "444 .ti Assistant ataet Ccneea1 111.f:Ff]- ete" . Or:on . fi et- ecks. i.", i.l :rte. • eo -. aravitle, of the 'PS xe}inrial l'.evtl lhn ent. For instance. rimier 1£ Nati 1a. O1ai Age Yension Act. 1114 • Federal tit'.' ei-nme t- va:s 1011•:,, of the 4t1.(40 pet pa .en tP al. people cove 'el rears To special a\ 1414 levied. 11144 t'e .1414 . 1'14 71. 4.144 1414. ...7.0,114.." Par. Former Co, Clerk Roberts Dies unroll County Registrar of Deeds for the past nine years, a former County Clerk. and tit leader in the establishing of Sky 'Garber Airport T. 1M. Roberts died suddenly in Alexandra Mar- ine and General Hospital on Tuesday night last following a seizure. lie was rid. • Born in nlwganllof. John MacDonald Roberts -was the- son of Mr. and Mrs. Jahn 1.. Ro- berts. A Veteran of both world wars, he saw active service as an offi- cer with an artillery unit of the CEF in France during the first part of the First World Wta.r, later transferring to the Royal Flying Corps. In the Second World War, ire enlisted in 1940 and served at London and other points, being discharged at the of the war with the rank of Pring Commander, Fallowing. the First World War he served with t11e Union Bank in Eastern Canada. and Eastern Ontario. He served as Counts Clerk from 1984 to 1940 and was 'halved County Registrar of Deeds in De.°.elrber, 1945. as- suming the position in January. 1948. He was a member of St. George's Anglican Church, Beside: his wife 1'e is survive i,y one son. Flying Officer James Roberts, of Moose Taw. •eask.. at presets.' n Godes-HI' 041111.1441- aster Mss Edith Iio- • aler:s, of •Goderlch. \ . .1 \ t ' - tote.Tee. :Mar.`l: ce .n' ,f t!ta ` 1, i , A.allean Groep ,- Ishe meet. and WALTON ,7 ^4 14 : 1414. \rt' e` el`• ,.\,.44S441'rl. C . ^, \a alle;wattee:'W H. was e Church tr \ - e:rent. Mrs, 't 1'4w,£1 i - .-'tri .4 •144.<1 and erened the meeting ,`^ 1414 e. 1.17:^w 4 i•. .4 £1.44 ,..p1:. t 07:; .-1441 3xl �4:: 11 1441 •Itarging `• a _1414_ its. e. pe..'2:lt i a -e re £I (%(',44'4-"44944 4 n. ieself with ',e \a rl ..tfrt l agricul- ture, inelading :he expert and :mpert r fa pro'' 1 .e- .eareit 1171..11 s '4 4444. The r twos e :rocs Ir.e . £ .retail w: the ,ettarad eg ' c se:0 and .ra101410 , 1.£ , ... t .. The' A. : w . 14.4` 7777^^,71^1.:e11 Il114' the P1' , A.,41 A-. • s.: Reopre- seett•Oees reed. a.. their a: tivi a , .^7^177.7 ..- en': i-1'•"::y:..._i8: ,L=1 • -.:rees there 11 7:7i1i.77L7if-1- 1414 ` 414.4444''-1':.'4' :ne' eee A:7 .....1444' of -S 14 14 44 •few Federai ilt4rber s • .. 777.7 fL. 1414:4 a - 1.7 .f 1 t 1414` 7.1 ..-, 1. 1414. .7.4 rt CT - 4..7. • 1714..1414. . ..'i4:e re . 411- 1144 1 47,777.-'171.". t 1444444:1414\. 11. a : r. T.1 444 -• 1' :''47.47.4177t xr�. • 7r t",. 1.77,7 1414..:.7.7 -R1, -4s1Y. :xli.�-t-SP E 'l4iIla hymn. Th .z ri t John 1read Mrs. A, IlleCe T t .1 all. 4w4144 tee rell spent the weekend with her un- , Harr 1 n aunt Mr. and Mrs, rs 444 and l S Dalrymple Mr. Murray Tyndall is under the Doctor's care. 111•, Rose. Stanway, son of i\fr. and Mrs. E. R. Stanway will oe- e•upy the pulpit of the 11ri4e1e- field'United Church on Sunday. Mrs. Alex Paterson spent San - day with her mother, 'Mrs. S11'ol- diee at Brinsley. LAC Threlfall of Edgar spent the Weekend with las family. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Har- greaves visited with Mrs. Har- greaves' parents - Mr. and Mrs. Henderson of Ingersoll. -The many friends of Mr. ;filo. Cairns are sorry to know he is not enjoying the best of health. 11r. and Mrs. Geo. Henderson have returned after a very pleasant holiday in Florida and other points. MEETING DATES :Clinton Lions Club Farmers Night Banquet, St. John's Parish Hall. Clinton, Tuesday, March 22, at 7 p.m., guest speaker, Mr. 1. A. Carroll, . Annual 'Meeting Huron Coun- ty Junior Farmers Association in Clinton District Collegiate In- stitute at 5.15 perm Guest speak- er -Carl Boynton, Unionville, President Ontario Junior Farm- ers Association, Friday, 'March 25th. A1n1uaI Meeting and Banquet Aerica.tural Societies, District No. " Perth and Hurcn Conn- Iles,. Guest Speaker, Mr. E. D. 1cGuear 'Assistant Manager \'i c4;ern Fair. in the Exeter. Le h1I at 11.8.9 p.m.. Friday. Marele 25th. Wednesday. March 30th. Hur- on t •alto Jur:der Farmers Lea- 1 Lip Tl irlr._ Sehne1, Agri - • lied turf,:e Board Fcom, Clintan a 11.m 1\i'4 Eleanor \ ease T!re£f O ail. Fak Seheal program, Ire 4 a on if A 1 oltl 'o. Tor' nto hll be ...barge of the pt.: rate - THE SE9.FOIiTH NEWS -Thursday, Marsch 24, 1255 Regent TTheatre TH1URs. PRI. SAT, GYPSY COLT (Color) DONNA CORCORAN - FRANCS'S -DE14 With the fury of a wild animal Gypsy Colt conquers dangers of the West MON. Tt'ESS. WED. DOCTOR IN *THE HOUSE (technfcoloi•) KENNETH M0010E - KAY KENDALL I-Iappy - Go - Laughable I-111. 1 THURS. FRI. SAT, THE MAN FROM THE ALAMO GLENN FORA - JULIA ADAMS (leehniooloi') COMING - MARTIN LUTHER STORY M eat 1, I.1111,111.1IIIIII,,,Il,t,t1M1.11111,.1t M111111111111111MM,tlMMll.11tll II 11.111,111111111 ILII 1 111MM1111111101011IUI: YOU CAN'T ,'',EAT THIS STORE FOR VALUES We have 9 styles in the new eel inch heel Pumps, for Toon. Agers in Blac'li. Red, Ginger and White L 414(' ers. Ala, a Black Suede at $3.45 and $3.95 a pair In YOUNG, MEN'S OXFORDS we have 11 styles ln, Muds, Brown and Burgundy Leathers at $6,95 to $8.95 a pair A complete stock of Rubbers and Rubber Hoots, from Size 5 in Childs to Size 12 in Mens WILLIS SHOE STORE The Little Store with the "Big Napiers„ Seaforth .ell4ttii westttttltl„t.tttltttssoutetltscam i unotillemsuut111 Mtt1i11 rtir,011,0,ttttlt 1,10,001101,1111II11,11,1111. in the United States last year. The vaccine has he.en deter- mined to be safe, but since the facts about its efficacy are not eompleteli' known, the Ontario project care only be termed a 'trial'. Dr. Ald':s told the beard that the unit is tsnfident that the parents of the want,)' ren wai ;,epefully enuelr414 the t-av,nce's :ria] of the Vaceina- non. Fits :.4 111111. .. t 14 14 BORN At were emeinted fez e • e: eat. en 1444 \'h\ by the neetess. Mrs. 1 . :Croce W. L 4':'i 1' . 41 Fcnr,:tt. e 1 -e 4s. after a 'hr 1T:' eR: e N. Z.. visaing w♦a., 1riem._ here. BRUCEFIELD 11Mr. and Mr. A. 11Smith ;?f P44244441415, Mr. and Mrs, Jno. Wiel:stead. Brussels. spent Sun- day with Mr. aro:. Mrs.. Gordan j.Elliot`. Mr. and Mrs. Bert _eBay, of I-endo4. called on Mrs. Stack- house on Sunday. 1 The .1a..y f e11e 9 Tt't 4 T'hy]1is Lc.'b are pleased teat she s borne again dtoer he: 14(pera- 1ian for appendicitis. in the Clinton Hospital.. Miss K. IDc1ry.'t'.e ^f V:en,^.oe HURON CHILDREN TO GET POLIO VACCINE 'Chilelrengrales 1 and C. , • 0 '1y will •,e eiven pelio414 tiers.Sesneetints 117. 770.7.17 h1 Herte, Ceunty Begird were told at 1. eirecter. yens et o11 ;e parentswill be necessary. ;;l =:1 years."seated Dr. Ale,_. my has, lie 71 eases :1 ptlle with eight • deaths. Last yet the- ieeaee 1' y was r14laeive:T with :411)• sis. -reported clinical ease an no death.. The previous year.. however, there were 24 as a and two deaths f.rcer. ehle ase. ' Thin 'a .tin. ages group has been se'ecter, far trial by the 'le partment ef Health bee .use :=f their Brea T'.:. Era i:y the disease ..a.. any other ages. and ' 114^sr.S1 _ :11e 44a4c of approach i'i 71.-711'.7^111111: :714 schools. i, is the same kir,d ref vac- cine S 114 time w.... _givem to about & .L:f:br. -HET\ PEIfF. i D4,,:,:' 4,1111.11111111111011110011111.1011111001113101.116111101 EPi E .4 'in.; P5 ^1 -1 Ze cY 1,4h. 1 , l, a 4-14 •' Havin r purchased Cecil Lon - VAN 7• L h..l ',I'• 'L' la x Y 1144- 9 -c 1 44 1 i1 t ey's truck, I would like Tea .. n a t bit 14 7 1 CUSTOM TRUCKING eL 4 k _ ` ' ' , Prices reasrinabic. Hardwood met -see -1 i , slabs for sale. 7: Dir to '41 CORDON C. NOBEL R Phone 793R Railway Street 4, itIMMl MtI,M"it1PM,it111111 MI Mtt,M1 .0111110 First Presbyterian. Church Rev. 1), Claim Campbell Minisi rl' 14 A.M.--Church School and Bible Class 11 A.M. "Tile Church with the Open Dam'" 7 -P.M. "Resources of Power" NOTICE This is your Shopping Guide for Seaforth stores, Starting Saturday night, April 2nd, the Seaforth stores will remain open until 4.0 P.M. every Sat- urday during the summer months, MERCHANTS COMMITTEE Seaforth Chamber of Commerce 14.447 • . t.:' •I -et oes.pie s. e:e preperte- et :11:... 11:1-414.1044i- am4 e G :1.44:rak: . e ,i a \a...r. 4115. _'1.141- 471('.44'.4441g 1 cney h 9.114.£ Ceode: eof the1141- 1140144.4411414144441 and, en.. l's1.7.,V7T1C . 1`11' .^r-. 1p44714144'114401 [ ,so.-4f- ses 11 a4 i £'ll4 r Sale z.if 1" meds bt' i•.:;'_ 4444 z\"1nce• 17...stabi1,1ereent, Mains 1toraree2.':d A a ,r s e tire t 1.4:,.;,:::1 Te-he'4- I...,'., .t ono. r Sher Fetlame.Talrr 1414.. ^l e. •k Ib' 4. { t 1414, IS 4,444544-04441i. t 15 h rP1'141144:14r.1,114,'1411x , 'r �ri.31 ;I IL,: ^,^a- At, 1.^.7.72":.:7.7111^77.erten 77.P-77^7,-.:^7•717.' r 171477 71 by 17.17c. 1".-%11:y 441,- 11, rf. . - ;r.:.- '4'44: 0 -Act Th _:147 1414 :. i. _14 14 r, -z.;. ..7.... -1m_ members r it 4 ..r .._'_.. d 1'`411. 1 !'. 44' 1 tx 7. tin 4. y -mansr 17,111441.4. - 44 a1.. _ ._ Y... . WI NTH ROP 1.411(4441 1414.. . 114 r LEGION HOCKEY 1`tr;^std .� (.1"s- 4 .. :,..1.4;77.7',77 ".,-.4 r. .i:' r,- "41'( 4 -8.:. a•.i444 4,14,:1,4 r=f- -_ ne men -hire's what the Toronto, - Dominion can do for YOU! mon ha` 314 : v Tae 'Path: of Toronto or 1. _ .14-;'• t"on ?r -at' :.E .ret- past. you already hhv.. SLi:S. ..i1 eE4::iau'I person rope C_ ot.r met.xi tc, 4401: ii the hh=--.Teets,_ Y c L l-. The To 01410- I1..,_-:.:1'_ ,`yn'.1,I`4444._:°-c G4 ,,, ,•v.4 e :.. err 58.M• " Yeo.` yot., i.. ;, bossiness reports or information on domestic or foreign markets -whatever your financial problem, your Toronto -Dominion manager will be pleased to discuss it with you. Our amalgamation has placed at your disposal a nerworl: of more than 450 branches in Cara da., plus offices in New York and London. England. They are.staffed by people eager to prove what Toronto -Dominion service can do for von -and your business. E 9 4^ -7- SERVICE