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REPORT FROM
41LEE.N'S PARK
(By Murray Gaunt M.P.P.
Huron-Brooe)
The. onto.° Human (tights
Code - 1961. 1962, was amended
this week and now, reads in part
as follows, '`No person, directly
or indirectly alone or with aneth7-
er, by himself or by the inter,
position of another shall (a) deny
to any person or class of persona.
occupaney of any apartment in.
any building .that contains more
than <i self contained dwelling
units,
(b.) discriminate against any
Person or class of persons with
respect to any term or condition
of occupancy of any apartment
sir any building that 'Contains.
more than 3 self contained dwel-
ling units, because of their creed,
colour, nationality, ancestry or
place of origin of such person or
class of persons.
The previous Act stipulated 6,
self contained dwelling units.
13,111 No. 41, An Act to provide
for the Settlement of Arbi-
tration of Labour Disputes in
Hospitals, This Bill makes it
mandatory to nave compulsory
arbitration in the case of disputes
at hospitals between hospital
employees and the management,
The Fixpropriation Proce-
dures Act 1962-63 was given
second reading this week. It
provides for .a special govern-
ment committee to conciliate it
agreement cannot be reached be-
tween the expropriation body and,
the person from the property Is
to be expropriated. This would be,
in effect, an intermediate stage
before the whole matter is sent
to arbitration.
The Perm Products Marketing
Act was also amended this week,
with the provision set up. In-
dustry Advisory 'Committees in,
connection with any marketing
Board. This will not be man-
datory but will be left to the
discretion of the. local Board..
The Department of Labour •
estimates are now before the
Legislature::
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BRUSSELS TRAN SP OilitT
COMPLETE TRUCKING SEpil,VICS
for Livestock. Corn Fertilizer
George Jutzi Phone 122 f3russols
LADIES' DIVISION EAST HURON AGRI. SOCIETY ,
SECTION L Domestic Science
DIRECTORS - Mrs. John Speir, Mrs. Robert Grasby, Mrs. Allan
McCall, Mrs, Ross. Bennett, Mrs. Glen Huether, Mrs. Gemmel'
Please. put fItimber, as well as Section and article name on
entry tag.
All bread, buns, cakes. witaout icing, and pies drought in. plastic
bags or saran wrapped.
BREAD
• Class 3T.,
1, Loaf white bread, entire crust 1,00
1. Loaf' brOVIi bread, entire crust .1.00
3. Loaf fruit bread-, entire crust 1..90
4. Coffee cake .(bread dough), round, topped with
cinnamon and brown .sugar „... .75
Bees, 8 kind: Chelsea, plain, clover leaf, two
of each 1.0e
CAKES
6. Fruit cake, dark, no Icing, sot cut, 6" x 6" 1.50
7. Fruit cake, light, no icing, not cut 1.50
8. Single layer applesauce cake (butter icing) 1.00
9, Banana layer cake, boiled icing, not cake :nix 1.00
10. Chocolalc layer cake, chocolate icing, date fill-
ing, nut cake mix 1.00
11. Date and nut loaf 1.00
_2. Nut and cherry loaf ,not yeast) 1.00
13. Gum drop cake 1.00
14. Sponge cake, not iced 1.00
-15. Orange layer cake, orange icing, not cake mix 1,00
16. Chocolate layer cake (cake mix), icing optional 1.00
17. Cherry layer cake (cake mix), icing optional 1.00
18. Child's birthday cake (not boughten decora-
tions) 1.00
SMALL CAKES AND COOKIES
19. Light iced cup cakes, seven, no mix 1.00 .75 .50
21. Raisin Scones, seven .60
22. Iced Brownies, 7 .................. „ .. .. .60
20. Shortbread, seven pieces ,60
,40 .25
.40 .25
.40 .25
23. MuffinS, 7, bran only. ... ..... „......„- ... , .. .. .60 .40 ,25
(ao natal= or dates)
24, Oatmeal date squares, ... ...... .60 .40 -25
25. Tea biscuits, 7 .......... „... ..... ,,„ ,..„,„ ... .. .60 .40. .25
PIES
26. Butter tarts with raisins, 7 .75 .50
27. Covered mincemeat pie
28.. Raisin pie, lattice top
29. Pumpkin pie
30. Cherry pie, covered
31. Dutch, apple pie
32. Lemon pie, meringue toppin
mix)
33. Dagy.7ood Sandwich
34. Cocoanut Macaroons, seven
CANDY
35. Chow late Fudge, 1 pound
36. Maple Cream, 1 pound
ROBIN HOOD SPECIAL
ROBIN HOOD FLOUR MILLS LTD., makers of flour, rolled oats,
oatmeal and mixes, offer the following prizes:
37. For the best loaf of white bread: 1st 25 lbs. Robin. Hood Flour.
38. For the best Ye-dozen refrigerator buns: 1st, 25 lbs. Robin Hood
CAKES
39. Angel Cake (uniced) 1.50 1,00 .75
40. WILLIAM NEILSON SPECIAL-Best chocolate cake made with
Neilson'S Jersey Cocoa. Prize: 2,-lb. package-, every piece differ-
ent, Nelson's, Cnucolates. Empty Nelson Jersey Luciia tin to
accompany earn entry.
SPECIAL
41. Standard Brands Limited, >makers of MAGIC BAKING POWDER
offer the following prize for the best (Iced or Frosted) eignt or
nine-inch square pan Single Layer White Cake, naked wirn
Magic. Entries should be accompanied by an empty tin of.
Magic Baking Powder.
1st Prize $4.00
2nd Prize $3.00
3rd Prize $2.00
YEAST BAKING 'SPECIALS
4,2. Standard Brands Limited, makers of FLE1SHMANN'S Y. AST,
offer the iollowing Special Prizes for baked goods raised with
Fleishniann's Active Dry Yeast.
Each entry shoufld be accompanied by an envelope from Fleisch-
mann's Active Dry Yeast.
WHITE BREAD:
1st prize ........... . . ........ $4.00
2nd prize $3.00
3rd prize $2.00 BROWN BREAD:
1st prize $4.00
2nd prize $3.00
3rd prize $2.00,
MILK ROLLS:
1st prize $4.00
2nd prize $3.00
3rd prize $2.00
CINNAMON BUNS-Standard Method unspiced sweet dough, spread
with cinnamon mixture, rolled and cut.
1st prize $4.00
2nd prize $3.00
3rd prize $2.00
43. BAK1) QUEEN - This award will be presented to the
contestant submitting the best group of five articles: Home
made rolls (7), chocolate cake, cherry pie, oatmeal cookies (7), butter tarts (7).
Prizes - 1st $5.00; • 2nd. $3.00; 3rd $2.00
$8.00 of Bake Queen prize money donated by Mrs. Ross Bennett
Mrs. Jelin Speir, Mrs. /13Cb Grasby and Mrs. G. Huether, Best Graham Cracker Pie made rrom the recipe on package.
Money donated by McCormick's Ltd. 1st Prize, ;1u.00. 21111 Prize, $6.00
A $3.00 special prize donated by Archer G,rewar for best
lemon pie.
Bimpson-Sears will donate a special prize to the lady 'winning the, Moat point§ hi sections L and 0.
2nd 3rd
,75 .50
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75 .50
.50 .25
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1.00 .75
1,00 .75
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75 .60
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(not prepared
.75 .50 AO
1.-00 .75 .50
.75 .60 .50
1.00 .75 .50
1.00 .75 .50
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deliveries.
TWO METERS: your CO-OP Petroleum Truck has two meters, one for fuel
oils, the other exclusively for gasolines. This ensures pure products
delivered to your tank.
ALUMINUM PAINTED TANKS stay Cooler in sunshine and reduce
evaporation.
TANK GAUGES to determine your requirements.
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If you are not already a patron, why don't you phone or call in at your
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