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The Huron Expositor, 1965-04-15, Page 9A Honi"e''$eriiice saves your back! Shop Service saves youq^-cash! SPARLIIV'G AT JOHN 527-Q7Q3- INCOME TAX If you need help in.making your return, I shall be glad to assist, for which the, fee its very reasonable. But make your appointment as early as possible, please! H. G. MEIR Phone 527-1250- Seaforth DID YOU KNOW .. that Sun Life' of Canada is ens of the„world's leading life insurance companies, with 150 branch ofiioes throughout North America? As the Sun Life represent- ative eprese#ative in your community, may I be of service? JOHN' J. WALSH Phone 271-3000 - 48 Rebecca St., STRATFORD Sun Life Assurance Company ' of Canada NEED RUBBER STAMPS? THE HURON EXPOSITOR Dial 527-0240 Seaforth HARRISTON FERTILIZER LTD. Clinton . : Phone 482=9133 Offer to the Farmer . r .. Competitive Pricing On: BAG, BULK -and CUSTOM MIX FERTILIZER • In Addition, You,May Purchase --Werbicides -Pesticides Grass,ctnd Grain Seeds -- Fencing Material -- Twine • ADEQUATE SUPPLIES ALWAYS ON HAND! MI MN ARCHERY FROM A W'1EELCHAI .. .. R is a common sight at the' crippled children;s Faster Seal camps. It is one of the many sporting activities -that gives -the children a chance to,com- pete against their own handicap. This camping program is- just one of many services, through the public suppprt of the Easter Seal Campaign, iiovu being conducted by the Sea - forth Lions Club in association with the Ontario Society for Crippled Children. • THIS WEEK and NEXT In Canadian Hands • By RAY ARGYLE Between two political gx- trenies, there' is always a broad middle ground into' which most people will move by natural momentum, The sound and fury comes from the extremists, as in the debate to transfer juris- diction over the British. North America Act from the British to the Canadian parliament: The British North America Act, as the - constitution of Can, ada, could have been vested in Canada's parliament m an y years ago had Canadian legis- lators ever been able. to agree on terms for its "patriaton .” Now that; the federal govern- ment has • at last decided to Canadianize the BNA Act, the accumulation of "years of griex- ances and bitterness is coming to the surface. The BNA Act, as every school boy knows, sets out the separ- ate responsibilities of the fed- eral and provincial govern- ments, giving certain authority to Ottawa and retaining other fields, such as education and civil rights, for the provinces. The plan to bring home the BNA Act and to revise 'it "-de- veloped in the light of 'the cur - N - O -WJ • • rent drive by Quebec and other provinces for greater provincial 'autonomy. It's part of the Lib- eral government's concept of "co-operative federalism." Work began under Conserva- tive former JuStice Minister Davie Fulton. Liberal Minister Guy Fovreau carried on with the project, giving" rise to its current .identification as- the "Fulton -f' avreau" formula. is the time to protect your home and build- ings from Wind and Cyclone Disaster WESTERN FARMERS' WEATHER INSURANCE CO. Woodstock The Largest Weather Insur- ance Company in Canada welcomes you. FOR FIRE •.• WIND • HAIL , or ACCIDENT INSURANCE CALL OR WRITE: V. J. LANE R.R. 5 — SEAFORTH Phone 107 R -12, — DUBLIN Get theoId•thne flavour of the riitk•'erdow.n bee Hyrs ;2`4 TRUE BEERSTEIN BEER From all . this, one might ex- pect a bi-partisan approach by Conservatives and Liberals. But such isn't the case. Mr. Diefenbaker has served notice he will fight the proposed rt'vi- sions-'on the grounds that they would "balkanize" the country by, permitting the provinces to go their - own separate ways. The fact of Mr. Fulton's involve- ment in the formula, and its approval by all Conservative provincial governments; hasn't deterred the PC chief from slamming the plan at every op- portunity. There are two key changes proposed. One would require the unanimous -consent of all. ten provinces to make any changes in matters of provin- cial jurisdiction. The .other would permit any four provinc- es, with the approval of Ot- tawa, to take over' fields, re- served to the federal govern- ment. The federal Conservatives find' themselves allied on this issue with Quebec's nationalists—for entirely different..reasons, of course. The Tories claim the revi- sions would give too. much free- dom to the provinces, especial- ly Quebec. 'French. Canadian nationalists say it doesn't go far enough—though it is entire- ly acceptable* to Premier Le - sage. . - The answer.,,.is, in fact, that the proposed revisions would not give the provinces the kind of independence the Conserva- tives claim. As an example, many Quebec extremists would like to see their province declared a one- language state, with French be- ing the only official language there. But they couldn't do this be- cause ,it would require, the con- sent of all ten provinces. The policy of --the Pearson government is clearly to give in to pressure for greater provin- cial autonomy.' The^ opting-ou't legislation passed a few weeks ago permits provinces to stay out of federal -provincial pro- jects and toreceiveequal an, J amount of federal funds for spending any way they wish. After the extremists have had their say, ' the country will no doubt contentedly accept the BNA Act revisions. The current debate•,is really important only in that it foreshadows the next big, move which will probably be undertaken by the Liberals if they are successful in- win- ning another term in office. 'And that will be to scrap the BNA Act entirely and replace it with a home-grown Canadian Constitution. Classified ads pay dividends. l,�eryone r 7 4 `to ;hl `Q pxaject for the bazaar this fall, to be .decide; "At the..'le t meeting; Study. 'WAS • O.111 moo. Word and the 'Way, chapter 0, "The Bible and the .Word of God," The •-April- -meeting will—he , illber held at' the home of Mrs. Ken McClure. Stanley Council Stanley Township- Council has, received government approval for its Centennial • project, an $8,250 40 -by -60 -foot addition to the Bayfield natural ice arena. Grants -receivable will total $4;098. • WOOL Jackson Aluminum Ltd. Seaforth is .collecting wool for grading and sale on the cooperative` plan. Shippers may ohtaln sackg and twine free of charge from the above or their Lie... • ensed Operator's. Realize the highest returns for your wool, by patronizing your own Organization. Canadian Co -Operative Wool–Growers Limited 40 St. Clair Avenue E:, Toronto 7, Ontario Grants were made to South Huron Agricultural ciety, $25 to the Bayfield Fair Board, $75. The Sandy Construction Co., Goderich, was awarded the tract for crushing and ha 16,000 cubic yards of grav 69 cents a yard, delivered, 50 cents stockpiled. Lee Jenni- son, Grand Bend, .will su 100 tons calcium chloride„at $47.50 a ton delivered. the So - Fall • con- uling el at and pply The K & M Construction; Sebringville, was awarded the contract of a concrete bridge at $5,268.58. The bridge is a replacement, .half a mile south and a mile and a quarter West of the Clinton ' RCAF Station, on the second. and third conces- sions. • The vacationer, who was in swimming, hollered at the man on shore: "Are you sure there are no crocodiles around here?"` • "Absolutely • — the sharks scare them away." IPY9-4 a�pFII•R,7.. f90 "eo7n, .St�gat` White Rea.ns ►, Anhy4ralas FRO,/o`klgo SEED and FERTILIZER SUPPLIED White Beans... SEED and FERTILIZER SUPPLIED We Have All Popular Varieties . • Sanalac,' Seaway, Michelite, Saginaw Seed ,Oats. 84, =Barley CONTRACTS . 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