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The Huron Expositor, 1974-11-28, Page 10�W A Y 1� t V NOVEMB -,28). RON EXPOSITOR;* 4 N6ies JACK !S. I INS �xakeiment ran high early this LA T"M week among the staflWhorl Miss from 060e Park :Uaula O'Sullivan announced that J, SWORTH the number of her lottery ficket corresponded to one of the CQrdfa numbers drawn to- the extent of lly fnvite you By $1,000 Nb doubt many ideas on 0 ul how to spend it were given but YY i Jack itiddell, M.P.P. Huron Ursula in her -own quiet way will' use her own good judgment on this. Congratulations Ursula from' I" ON all at Kilbarchan. Seaforth has been 'fairly. well 309PP11,110. PARTY This week in the Lepislature, .-justific4tiop. for an inquiry into the' rising construction costs. represented in the two lotteries. e Under the new Act, pre- Now for a t bird, Murray Gaunt, M,-.tib'r administration of justice in Huron for Huron -Bruce as" -j the County. approval of plans* continues to be Rev.. Ure Stewart came Th Night Attorney- -n whether -an an Mr. Stephen Lewis, Leader of mandatory. Wednesday, aft ernoon. His W urs.day, enquiry woukd,;je instituted into the new Democratic Party, asked ' Du'ring debate,on th6 Provincial thought was from, Pet'ir's, First - . - . .1 ' 4 rt letter. Joy does not come from I . . I the administration of justice in the Hon. Margaret Bitch, Polidy Budget, N.6,,Qn Shulman, NDP I . 0"MIRISTMAS A DAT 4W Huron Cbunty in view of the fact Minister for Social Development, Member for High Park,� called outward circumstances- but from .December 5th that plea bargaining might be whether any consideration has upon the Ontario Government to something within ourselves. Love nrl [JT.y -delayed and lenient sentences been given to the problem of establish a Royal Commission to withh-faith toward -Christians. We SM)RPI N G- MWI'm TIME 6p.m. td 10-p-mlm appear io have gotten- out of,'. father led families, why they are investigate violence on the have to lie content from within. • hand. not entitled to the `same sociii. Otaterfront.He stated that for the We sang siqVefal carols with The, . Honourab le Robert allowances as single- parent past 'six months, he had been Mr. Stewart accompaning us on INVITRTION 10% DISCOUNT Offering a Attorney General, indicated that mother led families, to support checking out reports of abuses' our newly acquired Oiano. this question .. was raised the children during the period 6f and *beatings 'by - Seafarers Whenever �Mr. Percival Clarke, -Off all purchases with the previously and be was supplied time the father seeks further or International Union thugs, as a who is a resident upstairs, hbarg exception of Tobacco. with particulars referring , to other employment. means of bringings into* line the piano he c offies down to sing. specific incidences which seemed Mrs. Birch said that this dissident members of the The piano will be a great asset to reflect the need" for the particular. roblem is under active -shipping union. over the years. Thanks to, our enquiiy. Mr. Welch said he had study, that her policy, gr , oup. do Last April the S. L U. negotiated management for seeing to this examined these allegations and recognize the fact that there is art' a settlement with the Great Lakes need. Rev, Stewart , and wife MANAGER D. Topping had obtained a full report inadequacy in this and the whole Shipping Association. A - Laura, showed 'slides of a recent concerning the administration of policy should receive very careful .,considerable number 'of I'Vriibn trip, to Vermont and Lake justice in Huron County. He said review. Members had been opposed, to Champlain. AE�_ both the local Crown Attorney The former Communit} the terms of the settlement', and Tife slides 'were: very lovely. Q`Z the I al Provincial Court Centres Act has been replaced by they had been coerced into From time to time I receive mail and local w. Judge are able and experiencqd The ' Community Recreation accepting it. Members of - th�e commenting on dome item in my • men. They 4iave served well in Centres Act, and, this received Union'who refused to co-operate Ubarchah Not6s".. Yesterday 1, n P1 their respective capacitics4kfo'r a second reading in the Legislature were, according to Dr. Shulman's receivedSh-6 i n Seibforth -a letter • 'from' Mrs. number of years and he had found this week. This programme was reports, , bpateh Up, or prevented Charles bumstead ne Mary Hays. nothing in their conduct to transferred 'to the Ministry\ of from obtaining jobs because She commented on my support any request for such an 'and. Co4rimunity Services "the' S. 1. U. and not the' remembering her brbther, Sta e She w enquiry. -Mr.Welch said that he So"t shipowners control '. the e�l ,from -h Mini�'try of Agriculture ai almost too yodng hers did not find any undue leniency in . and *Food in 1,972. From the time waterfront". to remember him. the disposition of cases �y the of its transfer 'to 'the end of CHRIST That 11 Last All Year Long -1 'A- G,1F BSC'R,1PT10N kill. TO. T What',would be more appreciated than :all-othe news From the home. , area? 'The Expositor is as good as a .letter from home 9 *• More Ne of Lo "al and District Happenings 9 Iriteresting Editorials • Woney-Saving Advertisements' • Church a'nd'Scho-o,1 News from* Surrounding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Townships L6cal'and District Pictures YOU . R GIFT- BUY YOURSELF, A SUBSORIPn(Q WHEN YOU COMPLETE N % ti objects can drop into the windpipe. Some restaurants. now Owl have, special instruments to SUBSCRI. il -remove the major' cause of choking catastrophes: pieces. of steak and big portions of food. If G1FTS. FO R 00. the portion completely blocks the windpipe and canbot be disloged V. in minutes, then'deiith occurs. A YEAR But' offending objects can pass ONLY + ,.beyond the windpipe and into the, S.' HER 16 air passages of. the lung IN,CANADA Blocking an air passage can cause a - lung disease called 4ron- chiectasis. In some cases, surgery o Ik - .;- A + e, 41, 4 3 '1 0 remove e ,object' " "BEST b' ct. GIVE. "THEM THE Tiny tools are now being tested to avoid these traumas. Threading these tools through -.a flexible, nylon tube with a lens on one end, two investigatorg have -N recovered an amazing variety of items from the innterrecesses of animals' lungs. The tools are just GIFTS F0,R I big enough to grasp a peanut. When they are squeezed through flexible, lighted tube, the tools an be . controlled by ' the �Ceseraclfers' hands. They can pick HIM 4 up paper clips, beans., seeds, coins, chicken bones, screws, and safety pins. Although these techniques have been effective with animals, Me-als Ladies: Infants Wear more investigatiorcis, necessary before the procedures ca; be Dry Goods attempted on humans. Doctors believe that the tools will be useful itic,dislodging objects from the lungs of all but very young children, who have small and E. "— f •-delicate air passages.. oe 9' Ur 11 'However, tool's are now being EDIGROFFER,"r3" MITCHELL 'tested that might be used on V uffiftilit and toddlers.. LIMITED .14 ithii9tihas teati; s�-pp6rt Since�,860,, Serving the Comm*tF first, 'tesdarch to 610 protect % dvdfYbnd!§ *hgg. Answer- your PHONE 527-0240 SEAFrOhRTH, ONT., nS M-s a appe todaynIt's •' Phone 3484463 tiiiaftdr'of fife ifid.breat 0 ........ ... A .... ... . .. ... . Court nor had t I he Court failed to March, 1974",'a total of $6,319,000 -support , its law 'enforcement has been paid in grants to assist officers. some 1500 community facilites.` The Attorney Genera said that Under the new legislation, -the , . Huron County is not - a high crime deftniiion of'a communityarea; the. local Crown' Attorney recreation centre has been and Provincial Court Judge along e� parided to *mean "land or all or with most local law. enforcemenC any part of a building or Buildings gs agehcies, _can., claim credit for` or structure established under this. - He' said that •whatever this Act that is maintained and 'problems may exist, do so on 4opeat fo ' community recrea- ea'r local l4w enforcement level_ji_rtd tion aGtivity:" By virtue bf are not the result of -undue these bro'ader regulations,, there i leniency" in the -courts. The local will ' be , a greater legislative Crown Attorney,' Mr. Welch said, flexibility, 'enabling piesent and, stands aL-alT times between the future trends .,in. community, •'ed. police and the public',� He advises recreation to -be c�vere Tennis the police concerning the laying 1 courts, for example, will qualify of charges and other matters.,. for grants under. -provisions of the However, when he as a law officer new Act. of the Crown, enebuntersta case Ndw categories of_community where the'charge laid 'by the., centres which qualify, for rt, the police -is not supported by assistance Under the, niw -evidende, i> -is+is 4ty to see4hat legislation station wi"'be eligible: to— 'the accusdd is not convictedof receive the same 'maximum that charge. Mr Welch said that is amount'J.p c4pitil grants and Ithe all. he Crown A't' in Huron new grant ceilings are definedas County bas'done, as faros.he. hag 2527o of the project ,"cost, . or beerr. able -to determine. The $75,000 whichever is the Attorney Gneral said, that lesser. Raiging the maximum to following a, v41), -'extensive -'review $75,000 Will permit improved of all of these matters there is no financial assistance, in line with Swallowing. BREAD 3 loaves can, cause 1,609 _ •tragedy. •ivi& ffie purchaie, of $3.00gas. - Sw,gllowiiig something "the wrong way, can cad'se• trouble; Even fragedy: at Archie,s. Slunoco Instead of traveling, down the CHRIST That 11 Last All Year Long -1 'A- G,1F BSC'R,1PT10N kill. TO. T What',would be more appreciated than :all-othe news From the home. , area? 'The Expositor is as good as a .letter from home 9 *• More Ne of Lo "al and District Happenings 9 Iriteresting Editorials • Woney-Saving Advertisements' • Church a'nd'Scho-o,1 News from* Surrounding . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Townships L6cal'and District Pictures YOU . R GIFT- BUY YOURSELF, A SUBSORIPn(Q WHEN YOU COMPLETE N % ti objects can drop into the windpipe. Some restaurants. now Owl have, special instruments to SUBSCRI. il -remove the major' cause of choking catastrophes: pieces. of steak and big portions of food. If G1FTS. FO R 00. the portion completely blocks the windpipe and canbot be disloged V. in minutes, then'deiith occurs. A YEAR But' offending objects can pass ONLY + ,.beyond the windpipe and into the, S.' HER 16 air passages of. the lung IN,CANADA Blocking an air passage can cause a - lung disease called 4ron- chiectasis. In some cases, surgery o Ik - .;- A + e, 41, 4 3 '1 0 remove e ,object' " "BEST b' ct. GIVE. "THEM THE Tiny tools are now being tested to avoid these traumas. Threading these tools through -.a flexible, nylon tube with a lens on one end, two investigatorg have -N recovered an amazing variety of items from the innterrecesses of animals' lungs. The tools are just GIFTS F0,R I big enough to grasp a peanut. When they are squeezed through flexible, lighted tube, the tools an be . controlled by ' the �Ceseraclfers' hands. They can pick HIM 4 up paper clips, beans., seeds, coins, chicken bones, screws, and safety pins. Although these techniques have been effective with animals, Me-als Ladies: Infants Wear more investigatiorcis, necessary before the procedures ca; be Dry Goods attempted on humans. Doctors believe that the tools will be useful itic,dislodging objects from the lungs of all but very young children, who have small and E. "— f •-delicate air passages.. oe 9' Ur 11 'However, tool's are now being EDIGROFFER,"r3" MITCHELL 'tested that might be used on V uffiftilit and toddlers.. LIMITED .14 ithii9tihas teati; s�-pp6rt Since�,860,, Serving the Comm*tF first, 'tesdarch to 610 protect % dvdfYbnd!§ *hgg. Answer- your PHONE 527-0240 SEAFrOhRTH, ONT., nS M-s a appe todaynIt's •' Phone 3484463 tiiiaftdr'of fife ifid.breat 0 ........ ... A .... ... . .. ... .