Zurich Citizens News, 1964-04-30, Page 7THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1964
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ST. JOSEPH and DRYSDALE
Mr, and Mrs. Rudolph Etue,
who recently sold their farm
near Seaforth, are spending a
few days in this neighbourhood
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hetzel
and family, of Detroit, called
on relatives in this neighbour-
hood the past week. They were
on their way to Goderieh where
they also visited with relatives.
Mr, and Mrs. Jimmy Senlly
and three daughters and Mrs.
Pete Masse, all of Detroit, called
on Mr. and Mrs. F. Ducharme
on Saturday last. Mrs. Masse
attended to some business .ancl
also had someone to look at
some work to be done along the
bank, such as filling gullies and
leveling off land in preparation
for selling of building lots as
the surroundings are very prom-
ising for that purpose.
Visitors frons. Zurich at the
Ink
home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Du-
charme en Monday last were
Mrs. Theresa Hartman and Mrs,
Avila Sararas.
Water Needed
Seeding is well underway in
this neighbourhood, the land
was in the best of shape, but
very dry and rain is needed
even though it would mean a
delay for those who are not
finished. Surface wells are low,
water runs are dry and even
springs which in the past were
flowing over are now well be-
low their normal line. Natur-
ally with the drought last fall
and a low fall of snow during
the winter, and so far a dry
spring, it could mean a water
shortage and no moisture to
shoot along the spring grain
and other seeds. Therefore, in
all, we might feel the pinch of
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Auxiiiary Meets
At Huronview
The regular meeting of the
Huronview Auxiliary was held
in the Arts and Crafts room on
M o n d a y, April 20, with the
president, Mrs. L. Forest, in the
chair. Mrs. Mellis, the occupa-
tional theropist, reported on
many and diverse articles made
by the residents. The roll call
was answered by the payment
of fees, The anniversary tea in
June was discussed briefly.
The election of officers re-
sulted with the slate being re-
turned for another year. The
president, Mrs. Louis Forest,
RR 4, Clinton; secretary, Mrs,
Keith Webster, Blyth; corres-
ponding secretary and treasur-
er, Mrs. W. Bennett, RR 5, Clin-
ton; press secretary, Mrs. F. G.
Thompson. Crafts convener,
Mrs. Mellis, Hensall.
The next meeting will be held
on May 19. The May birthday
party for the residents will be
given by the Bluevale Women's
Institute on Wednesday, May 20.
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and Ale&ri
By RAY ARGYLE
It is now quite clear that
Ottawa's latest pension and tax -
sharing offer to the provinces
marks, as Premier Jean Lesage
has said, the birth of a new type
of Confederation" for Canada.
What is still far from clear is
the long-term effect which the
new policy will have on the
strength and vitality of the
Federal Government.
Prime Minister Pearson's bold
action in reaching a settlement
with Quebec on a national con-
tributory pension plan more
than makes up for the dismal
failure of the recent federal -
provincial fiscal conference at
Quebec City.
Equally, the Prime Minister's
decision to increase by one-
third rebates paid to the prov-
ince out of income tax revenues
will go for toward putting the
provincial governments on a
more sound financial basis.
There is a very real likelihood,
however, that taxes will have to
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be boosted by more than $200
million per year to make up for
Federal Government losses.
There is a danger, too, that
these fast moving actions could
signal a series of retreats by
Ottawa ending, in the virtual
elimination of a strong federal
government in Canada.
It is to be hoped that coming
events will not bear out such
a gloomy interpretation. I do
not share the opinion that we
are going along with a "sell
out" to Quebec, but I am con-
cerned about further weaken-
ing the Federal Government in
the face of increasing demands
from the provinces.
As far as the Canada Pension
Plan is concerned, the new deal
reached to accommodate Que-
bec and Ontario is welcome
news. The plan is not as good
as the one proposed by Quebec,
but it is an improvement over
Ottawa's most recent offering.
By ensuring pensions up to $104
monthly in addition to the $75
universal old age pension, it
will bring at least minimum se-
curity to hundreds of thousands
of Canadian who would never
have been covered by private
pension plans.
It can expected that the na-
tion's insurance companies will
continue to oppose the plan, but
they will be able to count on
very little political assistance
from opposition parties in Par-
liament.
The pension plan will also be
used by opponents of Govern-
ment-sponsored medical insur-
ance in their attempts to fur-
ther delay a national medicare
program for all Canadians. It
will be argued that the pension
plan is all Canada can afford
for the time being—that we
can't possible undertake the
costs of federal medicare at the
same time.
This argument should be dis-
posed of promptly, because it
is totally false. Government -
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Obituary
John Smith
sponsored medicare, as we now
know from the experience of
Saskatchewan, actually costs
nothing that Canadians are not
already `spending privately to
meet doctor's bills. But by
John Adam Smith, 75, of 3276
Baby St., Windsor, died Sunday
while returning home from.
morning mass at Assumption
Church. A native of Z u r i c h,
Mr. Smith moved to Windsor
from Alvinston 22 years ago.
He was a retired carpenter at
Ryan Builders Supplies Ltd.
Mr. Smith was a member of
the Holy Name Society.
Surviving, his wife, Clarissa
Mary (nee Etue); sons, Clarence,
of Toronto, Roy of Bothwell,
Leonard of St. Thomas, Hubert
of Alvinston, Wilfred of Emery-
ville, Orville of Cooksville, and
Donal of Sandwich East Town-
ship; brothers, Alban of Alber-
ta, Joseph of Ancaster, Isadore
of Aoakland, Calif., Adelbert of
Zurich, Theodore of Windsor,
and Simon of Hamilton; sisters,
Mrs. Kate Farwell of Zurich,
Mrs. Charles (Susanne) Hagen
of Landon, Mrs. Nora Mittle-
holtz of Zurich, Mrs. William
(Techla) Spade in California,
and Mrs. Discola Gilbert of De-
troit, and 10 grandchildren.
Funeral was from Janisse
Brothers Funeral Home, 1139
Ouellette Ave., to Assumption
Church. Burial was in Assump-
tion Cemetery.
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