Clinton News Record, 1954-12-02, Page 1ht- ttCoZ�•mc�===ecor
(By W. D. D.) THE. NEW ERA-90tl YEAR I o .,ew" THE" NEWS -RECORD --74th YEAR
CATTAILS . , : THE GRACEFUL ;
rushlike plants coinmon.to most No. 48 -The Home Paper With the News CLINTON, • ONTARIO, THURSDAY,,:'DECEM'BER 2, 1954 FIRST SECTION - Pages 1 to 8 6 cents a copy - $2.50 a year
Canadian swamps and sloughs - - may soon become a favourite dish
on our menus , .. Apparently two Shades Of T11G'' Pass Shot t Shrift To
university scientists have. been
n Clinton (itizenslio ToPolls, For''
exploring the possibilities of util- 13oa1-d IVIE'Smk►1'rS
izing this wild plant ecoitamically',
They have alreadY found that-''. 7 7 Y cattailroatsnbeeOf Pu�i71G¢Schooa.Election Fonda Fill Nine Seapotates They've mThough the detailed financia
baked cattai from which they've'
Flour statement and estimates ies-
1 cookies , They've P'
used 'the fibre from the stem for exited by Town Gl�rk L, D. Hal- An election will be 'held in Clinton next Monday to select Seven men qualified. for the
caulking -barrels to- "make them °„ land at `the Nomination meet- officers to fill, the reeve's chair; the six member council, and six -member, council. Present coun-
Other industrial ing last, weep showed that the the two commissioners needed for • the PUC. ewecillors Dr. H. A. McIntyre, N,
Water tight \ public 'School' Bo rd sent a1 Reeve J. W. Nedi er ehan ed his, mind on Saturday, uses for the, plant are being in- � Livermore, A. E. Shaddiclt, S. W.
vestigated . . �� ` n y, and "Bert" Gliddon, G: Knights are in
^ p t g a
* * * ' most one quarter of all tax mon decided_ to .defend his position as reeve against the',challenge the battle, -and George Beattie and '
A FLURRY OF ACTION IN THEr ey collected in I. Clinton, the of Deputy Reeve Mel Crich. After two years as deputy reeve, Robert Irwin are, also seeking a
town clerk's office last Saturday i board was given short shrift. Crich is. making his bid for the next step on the political ]adder, seat -at the table. J, D. Thorndike,
19, disturbed the otherwise awho also had qualified, withdrew
ev • ; t . �€ Leslie Ball, the retiring prey- has name 'within seconds of nine
breathless calm of suspense
Anxious councillors; and interest ;n i� >;; } •.< E. i" • ident of. the board, presented a o'clock, the closing: hour•
ed ,folk were'standing°' by to see f; - Mayor Agxrew• Deputy Reeve' StanXeyl ixirm Hugh h ,Hawkins, present
�; �� financial statement and discus- 7 l chairman of the PUC, and Adam
just who would 'qualify . . and s M. a d the. increase' eArolment. The: J. McMurray, secretary of the
wool .there be enough men . se Reeve Jewitt Recei Acclamation:
who had been out •` called 9 commission, have qualified; and
Dr. cutyre, w a . P ,. ti .. other members were not _ V e ag; �?s; ' '�� , yn� a ° s «, x:*; are being challenged by Charlie
rived just i a to speak s s x,s-v , , . , m
ar Y� �
in town all day y t s ��E ; : i '>. � , . ,%^' :.q s:: Brown and A. J. Deseck.
qualification c, st af^ h .
in time to make • his q y: � ,:",�' x -°- �,� .w,. ..:•<t �` j 'i t'i�' �`k
9 "�•c, A u
�.. §.4..Y.i,.: �t•1iOla7na'LuRan$"
.:Livermore,
tKm Its�. • � .�' q. tr:: , c�-0 s:.•
Already t� � • �i, `v::: •.��
i;.. ," , Mayor M. J. Agnew was return-
....,
Shaddiek' Thorndike and Beattie H.' .. < : :' ,g
heir qualifications . :. a Pohee_. 7 1�1'
'lance s ; . t ��� � ed as Clinton's Mayor for 1955,
had filed . t q r} '� . when the only . other nominee, N.
With-, these five qualified, the a.' l 3, . ' '
W Q Nr - � �:� �f� � W. Trewartha failed to qualify.
ed the other councillors a' -' ''s;a) ,f.> �: q y'
clerk ind I to s Thieves x ', 'z > >„ y �' Burton Stanley received an ac.
to remind therm of , khe time; and s p ,
'E.' �^� � ;;pkv"" ^ X�:'<?z• '�•3�„,si �: ca
matioit a's Deputy'Reeve, when
that in only minutes, it would' be ' az a^c
, 4 �'�"' ;�' :<<i'<�e� <�i4"�`'? Mel Crich decided to move up to •
nine dclock Irwin said that as
Break -In `<< �,, the reeveshi Last year Stanley
d sign, but that the store w
Frani
b:: pp
he wool s g t _ :. ,. �. , �. ,F� � 'a,s � ��.? ,; �' ,. ;: ,: ,f.: hyY�';t d
1 „��, � .. ": t. s. was defeate in the ,election .for
1 of customers and lie a: ,'
was fol ::'
ro .a ,
1 ce on the art of Gon- z * ,•< ' r: the post, when '• 1YIelvin Crich tot-
.;�;,, , . - � iFVrgl an e P ...._.�"t� .. s.. .. ,.s..:. ,..,...>.�i.,.,.. .,. _Po
With ,that, the clerk went Wo the
store, to witness the signing •
Then J. D. Thorndike withdrew his
J. U. 't'nornaaat ust have ...., , :<.. .,
Saturday morin
name withinwhat must have on Constable Timle k while on his x
seconds°before time was called on a, Y os `Barkin in Mie r y °' £: r 'h$r>,:'•: ''
tions Claiming that rounds, heard d g , g J ,
qualifications. " w�. �• .. .
erk's action was illegal; vicinity of the ;,gas station and ,a ,<, ., , .::::^3;•: "'"
TThorr dike promised to send a let rushed to the: ret3r i the building,
ter to the Municipal Board where he found a window broken.
Hever, there were seven men The thieves had dntered the rear
ow
qualified so the campaign workshop and in !their hasty re- ra {
is on treat, left a inch ,bar in, the door ,
n s into the office.
"OPERATION FIR TREE, GETS The neigghbourhood was. quickly BURTON STANLEY MAYOR M. J. AGNEW .
searched by the .constable and
underway to -night Enough Chief Joseph Fenn and, and al- was acclaimed Deputy Reeve of : received an acclamation as May -
small trees to number two for though several people were quest- Clinton when M. Crich the only or of Clinton for 1955; at the
each lamp post in town, are tioried, no arrest was made: other nominee for the position,. Nomination meeting last Fridqy.
scheduled to arrive on main street Dressed up smartly in the finery of.a by -gone era are Mrs.
To -night a cr w of retail .Mildred Kennedy, left, and Howard Passmore both of Woodstock, According to Switzer, the till elected to contest the Reeves This will be his second . cansec-
merchants of the °PClinton and and presently engaged in the liquidating of drygoods in the W. carried nly $6 in; change, but his seat. In 1953, Stanley was de- utive year at the job. Previous
District Ch&nber of Commerce C. Brown store, here in Clinton. The parasol in deep mauve and stock no the shop ,would be valued feated" by a majority of 177 by to 1954, he had served as coun-
are going to work at the job of white striped, and In fine condition; the lady's hat is a massivei at $1,000 at least:: the present Deputy Reeve Crich. cillor and two years as mayor.
securing them to the light posts 'pink strbty. The .gentleman's hat is one of many flat straws
Then will Clinton take on the • going on' -sale, and his coat is the type of duster worn by the ■a"3
aura of the Christmas spirit early motorists when cars were generally "Model T's". The Federation Annumee�i'n
umbrella is believed to be the one which Mr. Brown carried e
A GENERAL INVITATION IS liimselE. (News -Record Photo)
being'issued to all merchants, who • s
hapen to find themselves behind s Hears� 5■Mrlbu�rne on Hogs a ��
a pair of trees .... to contribute t g
P.
a bell, a streamer, shiny balls ... May Be Ten Years Ahead of Time" The 1954 officers of the Huron County Federation of
The Chamber of Commerce wants
to make clear that they are pleas- Agriculture were returned r office Tuesday afternoon at the �y
ed to supply the trees the annual meeting of that farmer's organization held m Londesboro �• �, ?,�� >
addition of decorations, will add to Urges Interest In More Local Industry Community Hall. President W. G; Shortreed was chairman for
the beauty of Clintonrs business Before the assembled ratepay_ers County board is the first of its the meeting. Vice-president is Douglas McNeil, Carlow, and ,
district . at the annual nomination night kind, We have no model for our second vice-president is Winston Shapton, Exeter.
* * ° meeting last week, R. X. 'Hattin, organization. Personally I intend Speaking before the assembled think
WE WOULD BE AMISS ... NOT chairman of the Huron, County to pull out ofthe Board member- group of 100 farmers and farm Mnlburne charged the farm k,
t mention the and old gentle- Industrial Promotion Board, pre- ship. I believe one of the council A,onlen, V, S. Milburne, secretary, group to cultivate an affirmative z r
o m t gr
man= -.Sir Winston Churchill .' seated a review of the work done members should be a representa- manager of the Ontario Federa- attitude, and to work constructs
in this column . Here is the by the Board, including the small tive, and I would suggest that tion of Agriculture gave some ex vely for something, rather than
Poe m written by John Masefield, brochure, and representation sent someone also on the county coun- planation of the new movement of trying to break down something
Britain's poet laureate, in honour to the International Trade Fair in cil be chosen. Farm Union into tine County, and else. I said that one man,
of Churchill's 80th birthday .Toronto. Hattin suggested that for fur- in other,: parts of the Province, He (meaning T. Parker, Perth Coun-
"This man, 3ndarkness, saw; Hattin emphasized the need for then information on the subject, compared the membership of ty) was trying to destroy the pro -
in doubtings, led, Industry in, Canada, to', provide an editorial in the Clinton News the.Union to that. of the Federa- tress the Federation had made in
"In danger, did; in uttermost work for the increased numbers Record, November 18, was quite tion, and mentioned that the Ulm- the marketing of hogs.
g , on. seemed to le orkiilS against
despair; _,; of immigrants.:. He:naaid»atlnat.•<i# ,00mplete.•-� •Faeedp•?what. critieisrn - '� The speakersaid that one of the ,
"'Sh th h that made immlgrationr is" continued at the from another source, said Mr. Hat something, rather than for some- niost disastrous things` td' the Fed- • •r..>»
i majority: of 177 votes.
lie ,School Board members
Lavis, Clayton Dixon and
Macaulay will return to the =
m another two year term,
with them K. 'W, Co qu-
to represent Ward 2 1i
:place Leslie Ball, the pres- '
airman of the. Board.
lector Received
;50 In Taxes
Due Day, Dec. I
,riling to the clerk -treasurer
'to., Douglas Holland, total
,urrently received are $1244-
Witli the
taxes due 3
of which $6,000 is expected to be
paid` by the end of this month,
0
County: Forums
Hold Annual
Get To-Gether
Appproximately 125 members of
the 20 Huron County Farm For-
ums, County Co-operatives and
members of the Huron County
Federation of Agriculture attend -
ad the annual Huron County Farm
Forum meeting and banquet at
Londesboro.
With, Wilfred Shortreed, Wal-
ton president of 'the Huron Coun-
ty kederatimn presiding over the
election of officers for the Huron
County Farm Forum committee,
Mrs. Gordon Grelm BluevaL,. re -
one, svI a ope
the midnight fair.
same rate for the next five years,
there be even more need for
tin, he,felt that perhaps the feel-
p P „
Ing that the board was "extinct
ACHIEVEMENT NIGHT IS
eration that had happened in his
tenure, occurred last Thursday,
WILLIt. M R. SEWITT +
1955 Reeve Town-'
'- _ _ -"-_- - "`"" - '
chairman will be Almer Powe,
"Tlre world he saved calls
blessings on his head,'
will
]obs to avoid unemployment,
was because he was on it, so he
SCHEDULED DEC). 3
when he had presented the 13th
from
the of Hullett
ship has 11 years experience on
Centralia.'
Other directors will be Cecil
r i
"This rain has everything, "
"Some
was planning to et out.
P g g
Huron County 4-H Achievement
brief the, Federation to the
parliament. Just as they were
the council of that municipality.
He to
Falconer, West Wawanosh; Al.
best, Coupes, East Wawanosh;
KENNETH G. WATERS-,
Mayor of Clinton and alderman
said Hattin, think that
Housing is necessary, before in-
As an answer to the needs of
the board, he suggested that a•full
Night is being held in the South
Huron District' High School, Ex-
ready to enter the cabinet rooms,
Parker had He had
received an acclamation
the • post, when Warden W. J.
Howard Wilkinson, Morris towir
in Ward One in. r�oronto-the-goad
for the past three years ... i in
dustry can be persuaded to settle
here. r believe that ilOusing is
time industrial commissioner
should be appointed,
eter, tomorrow evening, December
3 commencing at $ P.M. sharp I
come out.. just
(Continued on Page Eight)
Dale withdrew following last
week's nominations.
ship; Melvin Dennis, Grey; Bob
• (Continued on Page Eight)
the running again, and according
to at least two of the daily papers
Of gjgt fair city would snake a
for again
righting itself. The inereasea
supply of houses in the Permanent
Married Quarters at the RCAF11955
Station Clinton has eased the sit
Officers of Huron Federation of. Agriculture
a M
Nom�nat�on Night
Speeches
good choice anyelector
this -At the same time
uation Somewhat in tolvn,"
year ..
we read of Paul Hovey, ,present
Mayor of St. Marys, and an ex
"But to promote the County for
industry, we must have money to
From'Council
Nominees
Clintonite, who this year is re-
get the ideas across to the people
tiring from office ..
looking for information. 'What
G
Following the Clinton nomina-
One I know of has two men only,
* * °
THE ELECTION
N 1N H
AGAIN,
would a person in West Germany
kk n ow about our little town? We
"envelope
Re° x.,
'"
tion hour in the town hall last
meeting was
public m t
Friday night, a pu g
and the cost is about $7,500. But
have the RCAF .Station
we a
field, we have word that John G,
MacKinnon, Bracebridge, hasbeen
using a small staffer"
for advertising now. We need more
c
held. Rev: D. J. Lane acted as
chairman for the proceedings.
though I don't intend a cast any
reflection there. There are a lot
nominated to the council of that
money to promote our own town,
"'
M. J. Agnew
of Boodr boys, but .there's a lot
town, and has gained a seat by
acclamation his wife is the
and our own county."
"Perhaps we are just ten years
x ";
having the va ous committee
work tg care of the few
that are not good.
,former Madeline Hawkins, Clin-
' ton • .
ahead of our time," said Mr. Hat-
tin "I don't know. The Huron
°')`'
a -
/
work to the honour of their var-
confined chis reporttmain] J. Agnew
the
Police Department Listing total
r
he
' th the outer hand, 'I know of
another town with five men, and
the cost is $25,000. We're doing
in
---
Huron Count Home B Law Passed;
County y-
expenses date, (includtheing hree
for the car; 1f for threeµ
$af
would t mayl or declared if necis-
if
x; �`
had been
mon), a total $ had
es
stand for election, neo -
s
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1�
Visitlns Are Reviewed
y „
e
.$9,157
spent. The estimate for the year
at $11,000. The Mayor
saryd
Reeve J• W. Nediger
.Permits
r `
was placed
presented a resume of past year's
Reeve Nediger, as chairman of
Huron County Council last weep raised the point that inmates are
passed a- newly -drafted tyCunil l bylaw raised out for short penes* on
e ,: k
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expenses as follows; 1948, $3,442;;
1$49, $4,020; 1950, $4,764; '1951,
the Public Works committee, gave
a detailed financial statement of
governing operation of time Huron the authority of the. superintend-
Count Home. ent, Council decided to draw a
�x ,: "
$6,221; 1952, $7,422; 1953,••$12,831.
"With
the work done during the year.
Expenses to November 15, were
They new by-law, which comes line between the superintendent's��
Into effect January 1, covers ad- authority, and the reeves by set-
x.
The mayor said, all due
respects to the policemen on duty
$19,254, and the budget total was
,
-missions to the home, rates, du- ting a 48-hour' limit on any per-
,.`
t, ..
l'
in 1947 and 1948 in my opinion
didn't have ziolice force, The
2000
$ 1, With estimated expense
of $3,500 the end of the year,
ties ' of officers, duties of physi- mission for visits, without the
cian, and rules for inmates• All .authority of the appropriate reeve.
.
5
".
you a
town hhas grown, The work is
much different now, and I think
it c of
t . s
about $17100. a faces a deficit
inmates possessed of any real If any inmate gets permission
or liquid assets will he
property from his reeve to leave the Home
$60 from the longer than 48 hours,
X64 w 1 S z
e y �, .
:"
we have a genuinely good lice
Po
force: The chi„ is gentlemanly
Of the total expense, a subsidy
on road expense is expected from
charged per month for a period
date of admission and all will be and then does not return at the
.; 9 s
and efficient w is conduct, and i
don't believe cook) improveit.,
Elie provincial government . nt probab-
Y
,about
charged at the same rate regard- end of the time,.. specified, the in-
,> 1,�
� ,v,� s a•
we
"The
The reeve stated that
less of their abilityto ay,
P mate, according to the new by-law,.
Continuous Aceount is to be treated as having left the
- •'� ••
' Pictured here are the officers of the Huron County Federation of Agriculture for 1955, re-
town is able to control the
expense of only 30 percent of the
e
mile of six and eight inch file
had been laid this year, and me
A continuous account will be tome, and Is. not to be readmitted
kept showing the _indebtedness Of u n t i 1 commitment proceedings
turned to office at the annual. meetingheld in Londesboro. Front .raw„ left to right, Winston
g
Shapton; Exeter, second vice-president; Wilfred Shortreed, Walton, president; Douglas McNeil,
tax dollar, and' I don't believe we
can Save in the police work at all.
incised the work at the Mary
y
Street Drain and the East Street
any, inmate to the home: In the have been carded through from a
event that any inmate so indebted fresh start. +
Carlow, first vice-president. In the back row are Gordon Greig, BIuevale, secretary-fieldman and;
Dublin, of the Federation.
Some other towns have their
Police work done more cheaply,
Drain. He reviewed the fact that
becomes possessed of assets, the
R., S. McKereher, past president
a 15 -inch tile across the park, al-,
accrued account will be presented'
"'
lowed the surface waters to travel
against such assets .or estate.
Previously the home received $35THIS
of the pe pensioner's check with the
Alvin Fowler On
,
Ball Till Doc.,, IS
I SPECIAL FEATURES
WEEK,'
New Church -Page 2
Pa mens Of Accounts
■
Questione d
swiftly down into ,the centre of
town, until it reached the corner
of Huron and Orange Streets,
other' five put to the inmate's ac-
count' for. sundries.
One Witness. Heard
In Assault Case
Election -Clinton, pages 1, 2,
9, and 12
Hallett Twp., pages 9
. ,
Y UU �Oimomssioner,
, mball
G• R
where after receiving water from
many tributary drains, it was still
15 inch, the high-
The new by -lase confirms the
only and across
appointments of the present staff
of the Huron County Home,. in-
Released .an Monda from Hur-
Y
on County Jail at Goderich, on a
has with a member of the RCAF
approached the scene minutes af-
and 13
Goderich Township,
he r�uiar
lic Utilities Commission was' held
some of theutems, such as
red lamp globes, could . not be
way .was 12 inch.
'Speaking of the Good Roads
'County
eluding Mrs, Martha E. Jacob as
.ri
superintendent at a salary of
_
$1000 property bail,. Alvin Fowler,
21, before Magistrate D,
ter Gliddon had fallen or been
knocked to the pavement. Smith,
page, 13
W; C. Brown Sale -Pages 1
on Tuesday evening, with all mem-'
purchased at anv other store in
town:
I Committee of Council of
which he was chairman this year
$2 ,. Ervin J: "Dick" Jacob as
farm , manager at a _salary of
appeared
E. Holmes in Clinton Wednesday
to face of assault occasion-
with his 6ompar ion, had tried to
rouse, Gliddon; and finding
g
and 11.
bers resent, Commissioner Rum-
p
ball asked for investigation of two
Comm.. 1Cumball stated that he
believed in 1953 such items had
Reeve Nediger called attention .to
the bi t Sob at the Auburn bridge
'Bayfield
$2,100; Mrs. Ervin Jacob as assns-
tant superintendent at $1,800; Dr.
in bodily harm to Eldon Gliddon
g Y
presently in Clinton Public `Hos-
.this
impossible, had taken him •to hos-
pital. Smith's evidence indicated
�
C L nts
Col> I Events
'"a
accounts payable to. Wise and,'been
Bateman, and requested a record-
billed directly from Sutter-
Perdue, but that this year they
and the wont on. the
Road, which would bring more
J. A. Addison, Clinton, as phys.
ician at $800; Rev. J. E. Ostrom
i Th -
Th charge Is a result of a dis
that Fowler•, and two other risen
whom' Smith .did not know, had
4c a, word, mintrnatn 78c ` •
ed vote, so that he could go on re-
cord .as being •not in favour of
were coming through Wise and
Bateman. .He said he felt it was
"pull
business to Clinton,
In conclusion the reeve said, "I
as chaplain at $300; A. H. Erskme
as secretary -treasurer at $600,
•
in early Saturday morning,
been drinking, but in the urgency
gE. t y
of getting the injured man hos-
Danc[n round aim3 square, to
g'
Clarence Petrie andthis ever
:paying them. ;
,"My opinion is that •they are not:
merely a matter of trying to
the wool over his eyes:.'
diff say at fh'e last council meet -
Ing - that I had used all the time
pro-
Theby-law, as first drafted, pro-
vided that the of the
when the,
when in a brawl in front of a
Brown Derby, Albert Street; Glid-
.to
scat He had .not investigated fur.
P g.
.pop-
alar. Night Hawks, at the.Crystal
Mitchell,:. Frida
Wise and Bateman's taceounts,
Mayor Agnew said he felt that
Bateman had jobbing
if Wise hadng
that I could' in. public wont, but
h
there has been a deal
permission
reeve of the municipality from
, rued a fractured skull.I-
don received
foci.
Palace,every
Palace,
44-5-6-7.8.9-0-
but -to a great extent, those of
of
, t
and
if Its, it looked le
great of
e to I don't
Which the inmate came had to be
For, ten hours he remained iii hos-
o - --
Friday, Dec. 3 - Euchre, "500
Sutter and Perdue. > I not
favour of paying them," said Mr,
g .then
mate trade,
sere
P brought bear:
intend to say right now what I
' e be ore inmates could
obtained f a a be
allowed'away from the Home for
pital unconscious, and for some
time Fowler was held without bail
CONGRATULATIONS,
and Grokinole. Orange Hail, &30
'Rumball, Chairman Hawkins sugr
The PUC decided to go 50 per-
plan to do.
visits.
until, Gliddon's condition. could be
Edward Smith, Raglan
g
m. Ladies bran lunch. Every-
P g
body welcome. l8b
Bested that the bills were all 01 fd
by' the superintendent, and it was
cent of the cost of the extension
to the -Cities Service ga
Deputy Reeve
p y DL Orleh
Deputy Reeve Crich i
Reeves McKinney and Pooley
properly assessed, ..
celebrated his 87th birthday on
_
Friday,, Dec, 8 Benefit Dance
up to the PUC to pass them for
$age to
'Highway 4, and asked Rands
reviewed
the work of his General Govern-
The Weather -
Evidence on the case had not
been sufficiently prepared for, the
Tuesday, November 30. Though
on November 16, Mr. Smith frac-
fox, Jerry Hunkmg and Bill Medd,
ondesboro Community Hall..
payment. -
Conon. Perdue explained the sit-
make: arrangements concerning
:the same:. Investigation into the
ment Committee, including the
1954 1953
High Low High Low
complete hearing vesterday; and
so was remanded until Wednes-
Lured ,his shoulder in ,a: fall, he is
progressing quite favourably: He
,
`48P
Friday, Dec. 3 -Dance, Canad-
uation on pressure pipe over six-
inch in diameter was that it
'matter of supplying sewerage ser•
vice to Mrs. Tidesweli and Fred
tmprovernerAs to the town hall;
ost-
the dump (which lie said was cost-
'N v 25 ' 39 33 44
'Nov.
q '
day, December :15. However, sin -g
_
the beenClintonsoqu
Street.
not be sold through -his store;
Tideswell,; Queen Ctreet, also was
too much) ; the ladies: rest
room.; the new curb at the Lib-
n
s 0, .35
2 4 34 38 30
27 37 31 34 26
cc one of the witnesses Intends
leaving for the West Coast before
40years,oandli
to
active caring for �'i garden 'and
a his g
to 1,OO Music by Hu on ers.
Admission 506 per person.
P
but sold direct to the torpor-
ation b ; the supplier; As far as
y
.authorized.
' Permission was received from
'
racy Park of which the Horticul-
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that ;incise, his evidence was, heard
. "Per
flowers.: "For many years he was.
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the smaller pipe went, it was: sold
the Christian Reformed Church'
tural Society had paid $90. -:
29 44 35 34 29.
30 41 34 35 31
esterda Accused registered' a
yesterday. Y• �
. Plea of `not guilty.''
caretaker -gardener for` the late"
C°l. Combe's: estate, where he
``
Friday; Dec..10-Euchre and
Dance, rVarna Town, I•ia1L Harry
by Sutter -Perdue to" and
Bateman for resale, and the lat-
£or the PUC to leave waterinains
and poles on the small section of
Concerning the old public
g p lic seirool
building on Ontario' Street, Crich .
Dec,. 1 M 30 41 31
l7ain ,50'' ,,, Snow 3''
. John' 5rnith , driving past the
location o£ the squabble, had stop-
remade a beauty spot of blooms and
.grape:arbours. Congratulations to
Norris and his Ranch Boys' music:
Sponsored:by LOL 1035.
ter firm received a mark-up on
the sale.
land at the r,+•t c, Princess Street,
now, owned• tiv. the, church, and
said It was pretty well filled-
.though there was not much'rev-
Snosv 1"
Ped, and according to his evidence,
i you ','Ted" on ydtu 87th birthda3'.
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Super,ntendent Rands explained;
actually in I3ulleft Township.
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