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Zurich Citizens News, 1965-11-04, Page 4PAGE FOUR w Persons With Social Insurance Number Need Not Register Again The unemployment Insurance! more than one number to an Commission said this week individual. however, when that the current registration the particulars given on one :for the Canada Pension Plan application are not identical to is apparently leading many those given on an earlier ap- Canadians who already have a plication, a second number will social insurance number to ap- be issued. For the individual who al- ready has more than one social insurance number, the commis- sion says the solution is simple. He should report the problem to the nearest UIC office, bring- ing with him, or mailing, all the social insurance number cards in his possession. The commission will cancel the later number or numbers and supply a new social insurance number card if the original one has been misplaced. While it is an offence for a person to knowingly apply for more than one number, it is recognized that most multiple applications are made inadver- tently. The commission stressed that its immediate interest is to have those who contribute to either the Canada Pension Plan -or Unemployment Insurance to do so under one—and only one —social insurance number. 0 ply for a second one. T h 0 commission emphasized that the one number provides identifi- cation for both Canada Pen- sion Plan and Unemployment Insurance purposes and that the individual must not have more than one number. Those who apply more than once may be building up fu- ture difficulties for themselves in regard to payments from either or both plans. They :may find that they have crea- ted more than one "acount"' for their contributions and thus have trouble obtaining their full entitlement when the time conies to obtain benefits. The UIC noted that every ef- fort is made to avoid assigning Launch Rest Home Campaign After Sod -Turning (Continued from Page 1) on to say. "Not because they wanted a dinner, but because they want to encourage us, to inspire us, to assure us, to set us on fire with the most nec- essary, the most glorious cause ever set before the people of South Huron. We have never done anything big here before, 'we have never thought big be- fore, but now we must think big, act big, and give big." Father Doyle went on to say, "we have assuredly been at fault in many ways over the wears, here we have a terrific opportunity to make up for -our shortcomings. This requires a real sacrifice, we must dig down deep and give of our very sub- stance —we must give till it hurts. "If we put our heart and souls into this project we will have a deep feeling of satis- faction that always conies from a job well done," he concluded. "I am sure we will meet with success in this most worthy and historic project." Prior to the inspiring mes- sage of Father Doyle, Rev. A. C. Blackwell spoke briefly, pay- ing tribue to the five incorpor- ating directors and pointing out the spiritual advantage of a senior citizens' home so close. Mr. McKinley pointed out to the meeting how the idea of a rest home materialized, and how important the project is to South Huron. Hydro Officials Oppose Plan A strong stand against recent recommendations that would eliminate the elected or ap- pointed Hydro commissions in the province and dump_ their duties into the laps of muni- cipal councils, featured the an- nual meeting of district 7A of the Ontario Municipal Electric Association, held last week in Strathroy. In a resolution addressed to the minister of municipal af- fairs, district 7, referred spe- cifically to the report of con- sultant Murray Jones recom- mending the re -organization of municipal government in Otta- wa, Eastview and Carleton County. If implemented, the report would dissolve several Hydro commissions in the area and place Hydro affairs under a committee of council of the proposed regional government. The district 7 resolution, passed unanimously by more than 100 delegates representing some 37 municipal utilities in Western Ontario, called the Jones' proposal a "retrograde step not in the best interest of the industrial, commercial and residential users of electric power in the province." It stressed the urgency of main- taining the separation which now exists between tax sup- ported and revenue producing municipal services. ANNOUNCEMENT OCTOBER WINNER OF LUCKY DRAW Mrs. Cleve Gingerich NOVEMBER DRAW Ladies' Overnight Case VALUE $13.50 One Ticket for every Dollar value purchased in the Store. DRAW WILL BE MADE TUESDAY, NOV. 30, 6 P.M. We are well stocked with various Winter Boot for All Ages Over the Foot or Over the Shoe. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS—CLOSED SATURDAY NIGHTS Until Further Notice Oesch Shoe Store DIAL 236-4602 — ZURICH "The Cavaliers" Are Back HARD - TIMES DANCE IN THE ZURICH ARENA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6 MUSIC BY THE CAVALIERS "Wear Your Worst" ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1965 PRAISES MAJORETTES — When John Diefenbaker visited Goderich on Tuesday af- ternoon, the Zurich Lions Majorettes were on hand to welcome him. Mr. Diefenbaker, along with Bob McKinley, Conservative can- didate for Huron, are shown here as they mingle thorugh the crowd at the CNR station on their arrival. Several of the Majorettes are in the foreground. Former Health Minister Speaks At Exeter in Support of Bob McKinley Hon. J. Waldo Monteith, Perth MP and former minister of national health and welfare, told a gathering of more than 300 in the Exeter Legion last Wednesday night that the only reason the Liberal party is cry- ing for a majority government is simply so they can hide their sins behind numbers. Mr. Monteith was speaking on behalf of Conservative can- didate Bob McKinley at a re- ception sponsored by a group of prominent Exeter women. Other speakers at the informal gathering were Hon. C. S. Mac - Naughton, Elson Cardiff, Huron MP, and John Loney, Bruce MP. Elmer D. Bell, QC, was chairman of the meeting part of the reception. The prominent Stratford busi- ness executive told the gather- ing the Liberals were afraid of further disclosures following the Dorion inquiry, and so called a snap election to try and cover up the corruption in Ottawa. "At first the Liberals refused to have an inquiry when Eric Nielsen made charges of Corruption in the 'house, but finally, under terrific pressure from the opposition, they agreed to it," he said. "You all know the results of the Dorion re- port." Referring to old age security and the new Canada Pension Plan, Mr. Monteith charged that the proposal is not good enough. "Two and a half million Cana- dians will not benefit one penny from the new pension plan," he added. "Those who are al- ready retired or about to re- tire will get nothing." Mr. Monteith explained that the government had a brief presented them from the Prov- ince of Ontario, asking that a minimum pension of $25 per month be given every one, but the Liberals failed to act on it. "The Conservatives are of- fering an old age security pen- sion of $100 compared to the present $75 being paid," he went on to say. "Pearson says that under a means test they may be able to get more. We say that everyone will get $100, and under a means test they will get more." The speaker also atacked the 11% sales tax on building ma- terials and production machin - JESUS CHRIST IS LORD! John 5:46 "Had ye believed Moses ye would have be- lieved Me." This Word of God from the Gospel •according to John equates our Lord's teaching on the reliability of Moses Words. We might well ask what were Moses' words. Some of Moses' words are: "Pharaoh's chariots and his host hath he cast into the sea; and his chosen captains in the Red Sea; the floods stood upright as a heep; the •deeps were congealed in the heart of the sea; and the Lord brought back the waters of the sea upon them; but the children of Israel walked on dry land, in •the midst of the sea." The words of Jesus Christ stand on the authenticity of the words of Moses. If ye wish to believe one you must believe the other because the Word of God is one. THE MENNONITE EVANGELISM COMMITTEE IF YOU BELIEVE IN CORN SILAGE You need SHUR-GAIN 40% Beef Silasupplement Sweetened. By feeding SHUR-GAIN 40% Beef Silasupplement Sweetened you can provide a com- pletely balanced ration for maximum economical gain. Drop in soon to your local SHUR-GAIN Feed Service Mill. We'll outline the SHUR-GAIN Beef Silasupplement Program and how it can work on your farm. SHMAIN M. DEITZ and SON feed'service ZURICH Iery, stating that if the Con-- servatives farm the government this will be abolished. "No wonder the cost of living is getting so high with all these unnecessary taxes," he added. "We need Bob McKinley in Ottawa to help us implement our program," the speaker con- cluded, "and this fact was ex- emplified the way he handled himself on the platform to- night." Mr. McKinley was introduced to the enthusiastic gathering by Elston Cardiff, the retiring member for Huron. "I like this young man more every time I see and talk to him," Mr. Car- diff said. "And as far as the London Free Press is concerned with their story that Huron could be a riding to change, they are crazy. If the Liberals hold half the seats they have now in Ontario, they'll be lucky. We must keep this coun- WNW 11181f MINH Petroleums Limited AGENT: ROBERT N. McKINLEY DIAL 236-4830 — ZURICH Gasoline ! Diesel HEATING OILS Valvoline and Veedol Motor Oils and Greases "Go With Arrow" try clean, and up to now the Liberals have not been doing this." The candidate pointed out to the meeting that Canada was founded by' the Conservative party nearly 100 years ago, and it is only right they should be in power for the centennial of the country. "If the Conserva- tives are elected we will get on with doing something for this wonderful Canada of ours" he explained. "The people in west- ern Canada will not forget that it was the Conservative govern- ment, under agriculture minis- ter Alvin Hamilton, that started the ball rolling on wheat sales to foreign countries. The Lib- erals are only carrying on with something we started."' Following Mr. McKinley's ad- dress, .a touching scene took place at the reception, when he was given a standing ovation by the crowd. Another brief speaker at the affair was Highways Minister C. S. MacNaughton, who pledged his support for the candidate. "I stand firmly behind this fine young man," Mr. MacNaughton said, "and will do all in my power from now until election day to see that he wins the rid- ing for the Conservative party." Referring to the 11% sales tax on building materials and production machinery, the min- ister described it as the most unfair taxation in history. He told the gathering that he knew the people could depend on Mr. Diefenbaker to remove this tax after he becomes prime min- ister. Mr. MacNaughton reminded the meeting that it had been a pleasure working with Mr. Car- diff during the past years, and he was sure it would be just as pleasant working with Mr. McKinley. `,Think of all this corruption in Ottawa with only a minority government," he added. "What in the world would -it be- like if the people ever gave the Lib- erals a majority government. We must have honesty in gov- ernment overnment if we want our coun- try to go ahead." • EfvMMANUEL EVANGELICAL United Brethren Church ZURICH Rev, M. 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