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(b) A eartaiicate •.,matt 'by the hle
4031"0 :ce>.tifyi g that h hala Inapeoted,
,the b(sildiag an yeapect of 'which the
Bpplicattioa,, is made and has founld that
.it is in,Nccordance.with 4,his by41&w aa
to hre ,'safety preoali1tl9.;
(c) A'Cetrtiifleate sigh.t by the chief
iof police'certifyink that the opbratian
of a hall in. the location applied for is
• approved, byn lyixn and that he is .satis
16ed with the . Proposedl use of the
;building, er part thereof as a public
ball and: with the proposed methods.
of operatio144' and
(d) A certificate dated -Within, three
=oaths of the. application, signed by
;the Hydra inspector-, certifying that
the electric wiring. has been inspected
and found satisfactory.
' - Each hall must have two .exits with-
doors therefrom opei ingoutward'b..An
Smart cul, .dwar, ,a,,
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MAINTENANCE
on all Makes of vehicles
Seaforth Motors
Phone 141 Seaforth
111 ininetedl: 'a4t u0 , 44t;./ • each.; 014
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Tice b law prl?vil eat,; t 14 a tent to.
which the hall naay ba 4ecoratatt, 'a.e
follows:
(1) Decorations. of Oath, paper or
other ;fiamrxnabie xrta#ex14shall „npt be
Permitted iw a public. hail Wean treats
ed Wit . 'a: fia.M.e roof trreslytineut ani)!
)e -treated .at least ouce i ever * year,
(2) Flarainaible i ecora'thane* . not-
withstanding they 'are #1gTnerproofe&
Shall not be placed on an )electric
tura or Within three. feet of an elee-
tr•I,c bulb, stave. or heating appliance,
or the pipes in .cohnection therewith, •
(3) --Flammable decorations, cur-
tains orlraperies,shal1. not be permit-
ted in a cloak romai of washroom'.
'Fire precautions must be taken
which includes 'conitrol of smoking
and freedom Froin rubbish. i:Ieating
equipment that is permisaible is also
set' out as follows:
(1). Every year before using the
heating equipment every. public 'hall
owner shalt cause the• furnace • or
stove., the pipes therefrom and ' the•
chimney to be examined, cleaned and
'Mit' in a proper state of repair,
' (2) Every stave or furnace placed
in the auditorium of any publichall
shall be • protected with sufficient
guards ,or insulation, and,shall be so
located as to not interfere with; em-
ergency exit. tF
• (3) Every furnace roomin any build,
ing containing .4 public' hall' shall he
of Are-res.islting construction or with
the walls' and ceiling have plaster on
metal lath or plaster -type wall boards
and. shall be equipped with self-clos-
ing fire doors
•Every public ,hall shall be equipped
with sufficient standpipes and hose to
protect every part of the hall and; in-
tercommunicating roams without us-
ing more than 75 feet of hose on any
standpipe connection or shall be equip-
ped with •fire extinguishers of such
type as the fire .chief may require.
Responsibility for enforcing the by-
law is In the hands of the fire chief,
police chief and building inspector:
" (1) It shall be the duty of the fire
chief, chief of police and building in-
spector to enforce• this bylaw and to
inspect every public' hall in the mun-
icipality
unicipality from time to time as requir-
ed, to ensure that the requirements of
this by-law are beiig fully met.
(2) For, such purpose, the.iire chief,
chief Of police and the building in.-
specter
n.specter or any of their assistants may
enter any public hall at any time, and
to test the adequacy• 'af theemergencY
„e-xit facilities, and may, with the in-
structions
nstructions of the council require a
practice ,fire drill by all persons in the
public hall at such time. •
Penalties ;for infractions of the by-
law are provided: -Upon conviction a
license contravening the bye-law is.sub-
ject' to a fine not exceeding $50.00 and
imprisonment not exceeding , twenty=
one days. • •
BAYFIELD
. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bristol, who
have spent the winter at the Hotel;
London, returned) to their cottage,on-
Mo/al ay.
Rev, and Mrs. Harold Paul;, of Lis-
towel, spent a couple. of days in the
village. last week.
NOTICE
Cream' Froducers of McKillop Towns lip are urged
to attend important.rneetin-g at
WINTHROP HALL - FRIDAY, APRIL 18th
8.30 pan.
PURPOSE: To vote on the formation of a
Cream Producers' Association. in the interest of
butter. fat. ..
SPECIAL SPEAKERS: Mr. H. Goudie, of
Wroxeter; LeRoy Brown, Agricultural Represents'-
tive, Clinton. !
DISCUSSION — VOTI'NG
'SAMSCOTT, Pres. A. IL DODDS, Sec.
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Grinders Have 0
Increased In Price:
We still ' have a few grinders
at the ,old price.' Buy now
when you can save money.
Frank' KIin
Plumbing, Heating and
Electrical Contractor
.Phone 19
Seaforth'
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PEAT MOSS
CO-OP CHICK STARTER. AND
CHICK .GRIT
,• Grass 'Seeds - • Fertilizer
Place your orders now
41-
SEAFORTH FARMERS
COOPERATIVE
PHONE .9
$34() r
Gt
x P'00.,
'00el ., i;
'0.0.t4.0. $$,0.
Pongee, ant
. .fee�C
priuitin8, $lf : 'slindiry „t0ic; 'toad!
•acct., $03.94.0a ; Federation of Agricui
tura. $3$3.06. ,
.#toad .;angounts in ail total $8,.479,74
since Jan. I-1947.. This account re-
presents tb,e coat of snow plowing egtr.
that period.' I •
Cannell ,adjourned to. meet May '$
at 2 'pail, r
Council . A ,. Qpts
(Continued from Page ) -
another occasion; he had gone to Colin -
oilier Ross' home but couldn't,.get any
answer.,_- He bad driven .with him to
io
Egmndville to check the location of
a street light and had consulted him
concerning some trees. The last 'ince
he called him Councillor Ross refus-
ed to,hav,e anything more to do with'
the committee and was „vehement"
about the manner in which the work
was being done, Councillor Close
said: • •.
"Those were the only times any de-
cision was needed. I can't be running
out every time for kid's stuff. Those
things are up to the street. superin-
tendentr not the .committee," Council,
for Close said, Councillor Ross con-
tinued td insist he Nadi not -been con-
sulted_
on '.
sultedand referred to hiss'remarks at
the nomination meeting in March and
to which he said Councillor Close had
not replied.
Councillor Ross also objected to the
proposed finance comm.itte.e, but when
pressed for a reason by Mayos' Reid'
'and, .asked' for an, alternate arrange-
ment; refused to answer.
The committee, as revised and ap-
proved by council, are:
Streets—Close, Ross,' Teall,
Finance—Keating, McMaster, Teall.
Fire and Water—Christie, McMas-
ter, Ross.
.Property --Sills, Christie, Close.
Relief—Sills, Ross, McMaster.
Police=Reidy Sills, Keating, Teall.
The •first named in each case is chair -
Fire and Police Chiefs Report
Fire Chief Allan • Reid and; Police
Chief John- Currie reported to coun-
cil. ' There had been no alarms or
fires during the past ` month, Chief
Reid stated.
Telling, council it had been 'a quiet
month, Chief Currie expressed the
opinion the advent of warm weather
may bring problems. 'He had but ane
call, a fracas in which boys "had both-
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Gordon A. Wright
Cabinet Work - Refinishing
SEAFORTH
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We also handle the following
Blatchford Feeds: Poultry Con-
centrate,- Poultry 'Mash Pellets,
Calf Meal and 'Calf Meal Pellets,
Pig Starter, Hog Grower and Hog
Concentrate, Dairy Concentrate,
Oil Cake Meal, and Chick Starter.
SEAFORTH PRODUCE
LIMITED
Phone 170-W : Seaforth
axe 0.400. 4 0,ice ci lWthe. CIII C`
it
T*rfepalcl ta< .ki Celitts i0 00Pg
tr..mon*
rteaaaler. lEl g,. `�vllr l told conmctl;
Ree3La Sills ri'epoirted+ � conatructi91
P.U.k Sluail took. leckliF Stu, the Town
Fall
Nothing Wtliel 14s' availa'hle.
concerning a $xuck aaKl .e'nawp14W,
Councillor Qlene statedi, Tite eomaoit.
tee w•; s a.Svaitili ward #',grit: one .mire`
d,eal'er'rber'ore bringing' 1> a report,
,e
Mayer ,, d eopuuletited on the
amount of brolien'glass: an the streets,
and Councillor Close :acivilia .him the
Matter Of cleaning the streets was in
band. .
The Are and water obru littee bas
Purchased. a quantity q# .dose and a
ladder, Cotn7nittee Chairmtan B. F.
Christie told council '• Adequate pro-
tection was, •giivep, the,. tigh School
with existing hydrants, . Fire Chief`'
) .eid explained!, in answer •to a query
from, Councillor. E., A..1dM.eMaster.
Appointment of an extra policeman
was left to the police ;eomanittee. Chief
Currie asked "that when the addition-
al
addition•al policeman was hired, arrangements
be made for. him (Chief •Currie) to
have one day.a week. off.`
Council approved • building permits
to Dr. E. A. McMaster tor' four •resi-
dences, estimated to. ,'cost $3,809,
$3,700, $3,800, and $3,5.00, respectively.
Three of. the residencea"'will be erect-'
ed on' lots on (East William Street;
and • one on Gocierich Street East, on
a portion' of the Goudde farm, Ap--
proval was also ,given the McCall-
Frontenac co. for t'he erection .of a
service station and two -bay garage
estimated) to cost $10,000, on Goderich
Street West, at the corner of, West
William. --, 9
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Tile Not Ordered
Council ,was surprised, to find that a.
carload of tile, instructions for the
purchase of which had been issued
lasr.fall, had not been ordered.. Clerk
Wilson stated it was considered We
supply would be more plentiful this
year, and in addition there Was no
place in which to store it. Rather
than being more plentiful, tile is as
scarce aS ever;' •and as a result of
there being no tile on, hand certain
drain repairs will have to wait arriv-
al of a shipment that is to be order-
ed' now, council decided.
Can't Contrlol •Floods
No action was taken, concerning a
petition from residents in the area of
Coleman Street, which asked for the
removal of a dam near the railway,'
which it. was suggested, • was creating
flood •conditions in the .'area, and, a
petition from the same area request,
ing improved drainage. •
Councillor Ross,. spoke on behalf of
the petitioners and told council • he
had been in communication with the
Department of Municipal Affairs, who
advised him obstructions could not be
placed in, streams.
Mayor Reid explained,'the matter.
had come before previous Councils
and at that time had ,been -,referred to
the solicitors. -The council had been
advised, he said, •that• first damages
must be proved. Civil action could
then be taken by those suffering dam-
ages against 'the •individual 'obstruct-
ing the water course„ It' Was not a
matter' "for •the town, who • Was' not
liable in any. way.
Discussing the fiootl conidrtions that
prevailed in certain areas of -the town,
council was of the opinion the condi-
tion was something that could not be
controlled, unless a major drainage
scheme was undertaken, which would
involve all neighboring townships,
The • difficulty was' not so much the
size or• amount of the drains. in the
town, brit the lack of sufficient out-
let.
"It's being going on for 50 years,"
commented -Reeve Sills. '"You can't
beat nature."
• Arrange For Clothing Drive.
The relief committee will head "the'
local British Flood Relief carm.paign
'for usable clothing May 1 to May 15,
council decided, after Mayor Reid
brought to council's arttentiofi, a let-
ter from the Ontario ;Chairman ask-
ing .that a local cenfmltt.ee be set up.
The committee includes Reeve Sills, as
chairman, with Councillor Ross • as.
vice-chairman, and -Councillor McMas-
ter. The committee has power to add
to its number. '
The report of the finance commit=
.tee,„ which was adopted by council,
recommended payment of the follow-
ing accounts and salaries:
Treasurer Public School, advance on
levy, $2,000; -A. Wilson, acct., $8.80:•
C. P. Dietrich, acct., $4; Seaforth High
School, advance on levy, $4,10,01; H. W.
Wright., acct., $5.45;• J. R. Burns, wag;
es, $3; Wm. Kelly, wages. $4.50 Robt.
Grieve, wages, $14.50; S. W. Williams;
wages, • $26; M. Ryan, wages, $25.50;
Public Library, advance on levy, $400;
D. H. 'Wilson, •Salary, $85.41; Il. K.
Scott, salary, $39.; John Currie, salary,
$108; John Ciinam.ings, salary, $108;
A. Bushie, salary;, $125; 'J. A. Wilson,
pension, $20;4.U.C., Electric, $4.53;
Superior Mfg. o., • acct., $5.83; Robt.
Bell E. & T. Co.; acct., $1,19; C.N.R.,
acct., $8.41; C. P. Sills, P.M., box rent,
$5; A. Busbie, acct., $9.85; H. Wright,
acct., $2,25; Municipal •World, acct.,
$18; .Huron Expositor, acct., $48.58;
Workmen's( Compensation'Board, acct.
$9; Ration Board Se.c., salary, $40.00;
Seaforth Supply & Fuel, acct.,, $6.39;
M. E. Clarke, acct.;, $7; F. Reeves,
wages, $6;:M. Ryan, wages, $8; J. Ref-
- fernan, wages, $5; Gore District •Mut-
nal Fires Ineharance, acct., $13.50; Bell
Telephone Co., acct., $4;29; A, Boyes,
'acct., $222.75; relief, $33.30.
It
•
Return Mrs. P. Doig
As W.I..President
:The Seaforth Women'ea Ingtituie,piet
on Tuesday at the h•orh•e of M4•s. Wse.
Oldfield in Tuckeramith for the an-
nual meeting. Mrs. Paui Doig, the
president, was in the chair. Thetheet-
ing opened with the' Ode and Lord's
Prayer, and Mrs. Leslie McClure read
the Minutes. and treasurer's relp'ort,
During the business period it was
decided to hold a dance on May 23,
when -the committee in charge will be
•Mrs. Jack McLean; Mrs. M. Williams
and Mrs. Dale Nixon. The district an,
nual Will be ' held at Hur olidale" on
May 27, with dinner. in Tha.mek Road
Chnreh. ' Reports of meetings Were
read and handed into the se tartan.
All•atanddng cOmmittee report Are JO
;r;
There •ls no coax quite, t�TCr e
SprIfl' ' *0.4e oft, 4ht+wetphb
$'Ieecy Ketrwgod Coats, ;nada. ixbr
the Makers of farnaits Kenvyi'octd
.Blankets, , .:..
They . are styled .to :peifecti.on,
by Braeburn Limlted, in regular'
slip-ons; belted models or; :neuM?
shorties, as .sketched, in a >k14.,..
range of popular pastel ' snider,
WHAT'S • MORE! • THERE
IS NO INCREASE IN PRICE,
AT
29.
Other New Spring
Coats at
24.50 to 45.00
VINYLITE
PLASTIC
RAIN
COATS
Here's a real Coat for
these April showers!
• Clear Plastic. Rain-
coats, made in raglan,
shoulder, belted 'style,
with heat sealed seams
and domed closing.
They are positively,
..rainproof, at
6.95
Other Rain
Coats from
n
10.50te18.50 -
JUST ARRIVED
Kiddies'
Corduroy
Overalls
We . are happy to an-
nounce- the arrival of
these much wanted
Corduroy Overalls.
They come •in Blue,
Navy, Wine, . Brown,,
Green and red, in siz-
es. from 1.,,to 6' years.
They are fully san-
forized, too, at
2.98
•,
KIDDIES'
CORDUROY
SHORTS
h
-Lined . - . 1.95
Unlined ... 1,59
Phone
32
Seaforth
Ont.
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he handed to Mrs. Leslie McClure as
'soon as. possible. ..The places of meet-
ing for the coming year were decided
and, a picnic will be held in July, to
take the place of the meeting for -that
month.
Mrd'. Raymond Nott' moved a vote'
of thanks on, behalf of the Institute
to the president and committee, who
'so ably conducted the plans for the
successful jubilee banquet. A vote.
of thanks was adopted, to the hostess.
by Mrs. John• Hillebrecht. A delicious
Lun•ch'of sandwiches, maple syrpp and
scones was served by the hostess and,
committee and a social half-hour en-
joyed. ,
The officers for 1947-48 are as fol-
lows, as presented by Mrs. Gordon
PappTe'" Honorary president, Mrs. W:
Coleman; president, Mrs;- Pau] Doig;
ist vice-pres., Mrs. E. B. Got;die; 2nd
vice-pres.. Mrs. John Hillebrecht;
secretary -treasurer, -Mrs. Elmer Came
eron; district director; Mrs. Andrew
Crdzier; deputy director, Mrs. W. Cole-
man; branch directors, Mrs. Earl
Papple, Mrs., Ken Chambers, Mrs, R.
M. Sdott; agricultural representative,
Mrs. John Hillebrecht; pianist, Mrs.
Alex Pepper; assistant, Mrs. Les. Mc-
Clure; program committee, Mrs. J. F.
Scott; card. convener, Mrs.. Dale Nix-
on; agriculture., and Canadian indus-
tries, Mrs. Mex Pepper; citizenship,
Mrs. Eldoa Kerr,; historical research,
Mrs. David McLean; health, Mrs.
Gordon McDonald; home economics,
Mrs. Wm. Oldlfield; community activi-
ties and social welfare, Mrs, M. Wil-
liams,and Mrs. •James Brown; public-
ity, Mrs. Raymond Nott; social meet-
ings, Mr's. J. .McLean, Miss Thelma
lvlgie, Mrs. ,Tames McIntosh, Mrs.'Gor-
don Papple; auditor, Mrs. Cecil Oke.
Institute Marls'
(Continued from Page 1)
may be. appointed b1 the council of
each incorporated city in- the . 14
counties"—"one member may be ap-
pointed by the County Council of each
of the aforesaid counties"—"The prin-
cipals of the continuation schools,
high schools. and collegiate institutes
Iii the aforesaid counties may elect
four members from their own, num-
ber." The Act continues: "ft shall be
the duty of the Senate to. ascertain
from time to time the educatiriiial
needs of the University' conatituenoy;
to consult with the educational author-
ities of each county or municipality
with the view to rendering them any
assioctance in the, power of the Uni-
versity . . .'." to co-operate with any
and all associations or other agencies
having for 'their objects the dissem-
ination of knowledge, theimprove-
ment of vocations. the establishment
ofbetter living conditions,, the im-
provemient of public health,' or the
development of 'a mare intelligent
,zenship
(Continued Next Week)
Dead and Disabled Animals
REMOVED PROMPTLY
PHONE COLLECT: SEAFORTH 15 ._.. EXETER 235
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SINUS,_TROURLE?
A awn and .toosellowbri wady tar siFretl/
relief loom Sines and Antrum iimeali .
Also tab Read •Adis.
This Remedy Is Known As
SINULIEF
Rlnuliof is a Melte P•wlier to be vied a
Stant Staple and Clean t. UN. Palma
$1.00
(twistye. the rapidly Ine�ae•sIa
for tis product and the sap
of the rare ingredients of the firrainla,
is neee.eerr to restrict the aroma in imp
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