HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1953-07-23, Page 3URSDAY, JULY 23, 1963
AN URBAN
TAXPAYER'S LAMENT
(Apologies to John
Milton)
When I consider where my pelf has
gone,
Ere half my life in this town, far
from dead,
And that big budget for the days
ahead,
Raised by our own efforts, though
my mind more prone
To eater to my family, all alone,
e,
With clo
rhes, and books, and shoos
and daily bread
"Does the Treastttrer demand our
taxes now?" my consort said,
In injured tone, but honesty by
public purpose shown,
arilboroulallarreirram
LAKEVIEW CASINO
GRAND BEND
The ONE Resort on Lake Moron
DANCING EVERY NIGHT
NEIL McKAY and his ALL STAR ORCHESTRA
Ane of the leading bands In Ontario I
Completed seven successful seasons at the London Arena 1
Hear - June - Johnny - and the Quartette 1
EVERY THURSDAY
THE ARTHUR MURRAY School of Dancing
Will present their experts to show •you how quick and easy
it is to become a popular partner. This week they will show
you the "TANGO" • and give free tuition - at regular
admission price of 75c each, Our crowd had doubled for this
popular Thursday night attraction
NOTICE
At a recent meeting of the Township of
McKillop it was decided to ask the
ratepayers to please cut the grass and
weeds on the frontage of their proper-
ties as soon as possible, without remun-
eration.
SIGNED
W. J. Manley
Road Supt.
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To answer heated questions, deposed
thus:
"Without a doubt, the City Hall
hath great lack,e yearby year,
Of all your surplus wealth, in money
form,
AFORTH NEW,
]low else, think'st thou, as we view
all around
Outmenu citybenefits,
could ourt
Fiscal Fathers here,
In tines of civic strife, cl'erricle
tempestuous storm?"
--Fred J. Lawrence
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
BENEFIT PAYMENTS
CONTINUED DURING ILLNESS
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 3rd, 1953
Benefit will be paid for days of illness, injury of
quarantine, if claim has been filed and waiting and
non -compensable days served.
!f you are on claim and are unable to report
because of illness, injury or quarantine, write
immediately for frill particulars to the nearest
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE
,%1 COMMISSION
Published by authority of
HON. MILTON F, GREGG, Minister of Labour
SEA:.EORTH MONUMENT WORKS
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Phone 41 J Phone 103
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from f •alic
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we will
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sent C,O,D., plus postage. In all
shades, in both single and double
bed sizes; with either multicolored
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First quality, A truly remarkable
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PROCLAMATION
Township of Tnekerslilith
Upon to st ruction pnm council under nuthe
ority of 1 y I w #fg, 11-)2, Townehnp of 'Turk-
.t,mlth. 11,.1 ly lroelum that all do s to
the hamlets 1 I3rm Ind ill• and Iinrl+uhty
are pinhthltel fu,m running at ltur.e (forint;
the period from J11110 1 1151, t Novemho. 1,
1903. Ow ce id harborer, of doas cm -Maven -
the the provisions.. of thin ly-hew will he sub-
Sect to 0 maximum penalty of $1b.,)11.
1.5109,51 1'. A. MIJI'FATT, Reeve
Twp. of Tuckers -mita
Painting -Paperhanging
Interior and exterior decorating
WALTER PRATT, R,R, 1, Wal-
ton, Phone 4$1-M, Seaforth.
FOR SALE
Frame double hoose on John St,
Possession arranged.
--New modern dwelling with all
conveniences including oil heating,
very centrally located, -
Frame Dwelling with all modern
conveniences. 011 heating. Suitable
for V'?L.A. purchase
Modern (hyaline., East w'illi:to int within
one Muck of Guderich street, brew air cone-
ditioulou unit. immediate pox,re=sign.
Modern 2.‘story dwelt( g. prrlinlr St. well
ttnat,•d. Early possession arranred.
Frame dwelling on Victoria Street with ell
modern conveniences. Possession arranged
M. A. REID, Senforth
USBORNE & HIBBERT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
HIOAD OFFICE EXETER
President
Wot A Hamilton, Cromarty
Vice President
Martin Feeney, 0R2 DuBlin
Directors
Harty Coates, Centralia
E. Clavtnn t:',Lluhouu, 11111 Science 11(11
Milton McCurdy, 1101 l{irkten
Ales J. Rohde, ItI12 Mitchell
Agents
Thos. G. Ballantyne, RRI Woodham
Alvin L. Harris, Sox 35, Mitchell
E. Ross Houghton, Cromarty
Solicitor, W. G. Cochrane, Exeter
Secretary -Treasurer
Arthur Fraser, Exeter
The Uherals say
ty cart cut your taxes!
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We will budget for Government's legitimate needs ...
we will stop budgeting for bloated surpluses which—
in three years—took from the people's pockets the
staggering sum of $1,61ti,000,000 more than the
Government needed.
We will end the shocking conditions in our Defence
Department which the Government's own investigator,
(Col. G. S. Currie) described as: "A general breakdown
in the system of administration, supervision and
accounting ... Accounting records in a chaotic con-
dition and of little use in determining the nature and
extent of irregularities ... Waste and inefficiency far
more costly in loss than that covered by actual
dishonesty".
We wilt, without impairing the efficiency of our
Armed Forces, correct the appalling inefficiencies in
the administration of the Department of National
Defence.
We will provide the nation with an administration
whose attitude towards the spending of public -monies
will be one of prudence and common sense. A new
Government in itself will mean substantial savings to
the taxpayer—it will replace a Government whose
arrogant indifference to economy was best expressed
by Mr. Howe's scornful remark,"What's a Million?". Or,
"If they need a gold-plated piano it is our duty to
buy it".
We will reduce or eliminate countless hidden, indirect taxes which
grossly inflate the cost of consumer goods, add to the grievous cost of
living, increase the price of homes beyond the capacity of most of our
people to pay, discourage saving and initiative.
We will reduce federal taxes by at least
$500,000,000 a year ... without reducing any
pensions, family allowances, or other social
security payments.
$500,1,' 00,000
TAX CUT
NOW
]needed by I0, Progrer,tve Contorvotivc Pori), of Conndn,
NEW BOOKS AT THE
SEAFORTH
LIBRARY
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New books at Soaforth Public 1,i-
i,rau'y,
Fiction -- East of Eden, Ste in --
heck; The Yellow Sweater, (lamer;
The Night Horseman, Brand; The
Banging Hills, Ward; Men at Arms,
Waugh: Nurse with Wings, Marsh-
all; Feast est of Alt Saint( Irwin; De-
sired ` Haven, Richardson; Nurse
Lady, Humphries; Daughter of ,Bu-
eie Ann, Kanter; House of Anna;
Man on a Donkey, l'tevott; ,Scarlet
Letters, Qseen: Executive Suite,
Hawley; 1 and my True Love, 111e -
Innes: Qatlaw Valley; Jour'ney's
I:ce; In The Net, Shute; Desiree, Se-.
liulto; Lotus and the Wind, Masters;
(ase of the Ile.-itttnt Hostess;. Invi-
i hien to Fells, Gardner; Crest
of the Broken Wave, Berke;
Landfall; figs have Wines, 1'Vode-
housc Sags of the- Mounted po-
11(e, In tv cr y; Freedoms. Way, Me -
Cormick ; Renegade Sheriff, Tuttle;
13lue;_rass Doctor, Harrill; Shadow
of Truth, Conant: Unknown Quanti-
ty, Eherhart; This Fearful Paradise,
Grey; Lilacs in your Dooryard,
Keith; ]leather Mixture, Cameron;
The Sojourner, Rawlings: They do
it with mirrors, Christie; Sentinels
from Space, Russell: Strange Meet-
ing, Robins; Mike Mnitins, 1Villiant-
son; Nurse Kathleen, Caniel•tut; The
Challenge, Limens; Spring will come
Again, \Polley; Ride to Blizzard;
Gunfighters' I"ay, Hopsan; Harbour
Lights, Duffield; Cotillion, Heifer;
Alias Uncle Hugo, Coles: Boyd's of
Black Liver; Gentle Kingdom of
Giacomo, Wells: Invincible Red,
Parker; Fair Bride, Marshall; Sec-
ond Happiest Day, Phillips; crimson
Clue, (',oxo: Voices in the Huse,
Sedley; My Pride, My Folly, Butler;
Happy People, Jenkins; Torkey,
Campbell; Do Unto Others, Disney;
Dc ••ior Disagrees, Seifert: Apple -
tree. DuMalu'ier: 1:1 White Tulips,
Crane; Cavalier's Cup, Dieksnn: M.
C•mtenwine, Barrvmo•e; Out n1' the
Past. Wentworth; H.M.-S. .Marlbor-
1 orou It will enter the Harbour,
1Ie nsertat Dark Angel, Walter!.
Non Fiction Canada the Golden
Hinge, Roberts;Diar.t of a Young
Girl, Frank; Canada's Governors
General, Cavan: The Glitter and the.
Gold, Balsan: John A. MacDonald,
Oreighten; The Bruce Beckons, Fox;
Prince Charles; The Incredible Can-
adian, Hutchison; The Wooten with
he Whip, Flores; A Many Splend-
oured Things Surpin; Holbrook of
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e San: ' Boat 1177; Queen's
House; Canon Cody of St. Pauls:
Ernest Levin; We Found Peace,
Gray; Willa Cather, Brown: Arma-
rurna, Herzog: Heaven has Claws,
) Rugged 0 Rugecl Land of Gold.
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iron The Silent World; Therowth of Canadian Painting.- Do-
lman: Canadian Art. McInnis: Ad-
entures in Canadian Paintin.g, Lam -
eft; Lord of all Life. Burnet; In
lace of Fear, Bevan; The Devils of
ondon, Huxley; Windows for the
r'ow's Prince, Vining; Postmarked
Ioscow, Kirk; People of the Peer,
owat; Lalullah, Bankhead: His Ex-
dleney: Landscape : k,•10 h i n g,
lack: Ink on my finceru, Cram -
on; No picnic on Mt. Kenya, Winn:
Dung Queen; Only Patent: Wilt-
on Churchill; Wonderful World of
ooks; I drank the /.alnbesi; Ont-
•io, Campbell; This is Saskatche-
an, Moon; Aircraft today and to-
orrow: Chip the Dam Builder:
alico Year; Territory Boy; 1•'ur
rigade; Thunder Mts Mine; Camp -
g like crazy; Lynn Decker T. V.
pprontice: Sue Morris Sky Norse:
he 'Loo; Cargoes on the Great
ekes: in the Country: Ma vet of
e Melroy; Desert Harvest,
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BEUERMAN—FLE1SCI.JAUER
The parsonage of First Lutheran
Church, Logan Township was .the
scene of a pretty wedding. amid
summer flowers when Rev. C. A.
Klages united in marriage Eileen
Martha Ordelia Beuerman. daughter
of 31rs. Levi Rands, Mitchell, and
the late Henry- Beuerman, to Her-
man Frederick Fleischauer, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fleischauer, Mil-.
verton, The bride looked lovely in a
street -length dress of pink. nylon,
orlon with pleated skirt, fluted
shirt -waist cellar, jewelled buttons
to the waist and short ruffed
sleeves. She wore a corsage of white
- rosebuds and fern. Airs. Geraldine
Bode was her sister's bridesmaid.
Her street -length dress was of pow-
der blue voile, short cuffed sleeves,
trimmed with lace neckline and cov-
ered buttons. She wore a corsage of
yellow rosebuds and fern. The hest
man was Irwin Fleischauer, Listow-
el, brother of the groom. For her
daughter's wedding Mrs, Rands wore
a white -flowered spun rayon dress
and chose a corsage of yellow carna-
tions and fern, The groom's mother
chose a pink flowered crepe dress
and a corsage of white carnations
and fern.
'A reception was held at the Town
Hall, Mitchell, for friends, relatives
and neighbors. Guests attended from
McKillop Twp,, North Mornington
Twp„ Logan Twp„ Mitchell, Milver-
ton, Warthorg, Donegal, Elmira,
Clinton and Listowel. The bride
chose ai navy cotton dress and grey
accessories, for the honeymoon trip
to Owen Sound, Wasaga Beach. The
couple will reside on the groom's
farm in Elmo. Township,
CROP REPORT
!laying is approximately 76';
completed and al'fern ath growth
has been ext•ellcnt. Most of the
barns damaged by the hurricane
winds on May 25t11 have now been
repaired or rebuilt, 'A few fields of
Fall Wheat were tut in filo ::meth
end of the County this week. The
hot humid weather this past week
has caused all of the grain crop to
t! to colour bore q11tc111p than ex-
ptcted. ('ti 11'111 r,1 111.0110 stick as
soy Leans, sugar beets, white• beans
and 1)1111 piu'tletlarly corn have
benefited front the warm weather
and made excellent growth this
week,
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