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F,J, Vere, of Stratford; John
McCann, of R,R, 3, Ailsa Craig;
Joseph Looby, of Dublin; Mich-
ael Connolly, of R.R.2, Kippers;
Arthur E. Haid, of R, R,4, List-
owel; Oscar Kieffer, of R, R,1,
Bluevale; Ted Geoffrey, of
R.R.2, Zurich; Vincent Young
of Goderich and Francis Hick-
nell, of R. R. 5, Seaforth,
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Bayfield News
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Burnell
and family of Guelph visited
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. L.A.
Westlake, Catherine Ann and
Paul.
Mrs. Morah' (Guest) Burnell
of Guelph and Mrs. Dawna
(Toms) Westlake, Bayfield
visited their aunt, Mrs. Nina
Weston of Hurunview; who on
October 26, celebrated her
87th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Weston
of Chicago, Ill. , are recuperat-
ing at their home following
a months confinement to the
hospital. Clayton is a former
resident of Bayfield. We wish
the Weston's continued good
health.
Mr. Rick Westlake, Mr.
Randy MacPherson and Miss
Lynda Henshaw all of Kitchener
spent this weekend at the home
of the former's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd A. Westlake.
Mr, Bernard Sturgeon of
Orangeville and Mr. Gary
Kuipers of Toronto visited
Monday with the former's par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Sturg-
eon. While here they spend a
few hours rainbow trout fishing.
Mr. and. Mrs. Louis Bedard,
of Brantford spent a couple of
days last week with his sister,
Mr. and Mrs. John Wild and
family, R. R. 3, Bayfield.
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
PAGE 5
International Scene
GERMANS HAVE POLI
I, like many other Canadians,
am still recovering from the
results of the recent federal
election and all the political
possibilities it created. While
I expected to see a minority
government, I certainly was
not ready for the minority we
got. One thing I can say is
that, if people in other count-
ries were not concerned or int-
erested in Canadian politics
before, they certainly showed
an interest when the results of
the election were made known.
There were reports in news-
papers all over the world,
Above all there was surprised
expressed that Mr. Trudeau
could actually do so badly at
the hands of the electorate.
He is quite favorably known in
other countries.
At any rate you may be int-
erested to know that we are not
the only country with such a
political problem on our hands.
The only difference is that we
find ourselves in a difficult
condition after an election
while in Western Germany
the same situation exists before
an election and, as a matter of
fact, the Germans are having
an election to try to resolve
this very problem. The two
main parties have been compl-
etely deadlocked with neither
the Social Democrats under
Chancellor Willy Brandt or the
Christian Democrats in the Opp-
osition being able to accompl-
ish much of anything, Even
though, under German constituti'
onal law, another election wasnti
due for some time, Chancellor
Brandt deliberately created a
situation in the German Parlia-
ment that could only be solved
by an election and both the
major parties thankfully went
out to campaign.
Another similarity with the
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The SECOND INSTALMENT of the 1972
TAXES of the Township of Hay are DOE
on or before the
30th day of NOVEMBER 1972
After November 30th, Interest will be charged on
outstanding taxes at the rate of X% per month.
W. C. HORNIER.
Tax -Collector,
Township of Hay.
TICAL STALEMATE TOO
Canadian scene is that the voters
in Germany are as concerned
about the state of their economy
as Canadians are about ours.
While unemployment is no prob-
lem in Germany, with less than
P/0 of the labor force out of work,
inflation is another matter.
Germans, especially the older
ones, cannot help but remember
the rampant inflation which
occurred in their country after
both the First and Second World
War. Although the inglation
there at the present time is
only 60/0 and therefore not to be
compared with the traumatic
experiences of the 20's and late
40's the Germans have almost
a pathalogieal fear of any infl-
ation, Their government up
until now has been very succes-
sful in controlling it; as a
matter of fact Germany has
had, until recently, about the
lowest rate in the Western
world.
What this concern does point
out is that Germans like Can-
adians are more worried about
domestic miseries than they
are with international affairs.
Mr. Trudeau certainly had an
above average record in the
field of foreign affairs while
Willy Brandt, as you may recall
even won a Nobel Peace Prize
last year for his efforts to reduce
tensions in Europe. In spite of
this Mr. Brandt has to downplay
his international accomplish -
News of Kipper
KIPPEN EAST W, I.
The Family and Consumers
Affairs meeting of Kippen
East Women's Institute will be
held in the Legion Hall, Hen -
sail, at 8.30 on November 15.
The roll call will be, "some-
thing new I have purchased for
the home recently." Mrs. Glen
Bell will give the Motto and
the 4 -ll girls will entertain.
Demonstrations on "Up-to-date
home furnishings" will be given,
Mrs. H. Caldwell will be in
charge of lunch.
4-H GROUP
The sixth meeting of Kippen
I Slicking Cooks was held on
October 24 at Jill McLellans.
At this meeting final plans for
the buffet supper were discussed.
Fondues were high -lighted
especially chocolate fondue,
with dipped marshmallows,
apples and bananas. It was a
first for everyone and a good
third meal.
Mr. and Mrs. Arie Binnendyke
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. B.
Binnendyk in Edmonton.
Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Mellis
visited relatives in Wroxeter
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moore,
Mitchell, visited relatives in
the area.
Independent Shipper
to
United Co-operative
of Ontario
Livestock Dept
Toronto
Ship Your Livestock
with
Roy Scotchrer
Monday is Shipping
Day From Varna Stockyard
CALL 10AYFIELD 565.2636
By 7:30 a.m. Monday
For Prompt Service
No Changes on Pick-up
wnonarannamosnamaesansaarmannanwant
mens and concentrate on dom-
estic issues if he is to have any
hope of coming out of the ele-
ction this month with a work-
able majority.
Perhaps the German Chancel -
for ought to get together with.
the Canadians some time to
give them some tips on how to
resolve a political deadlock.
Maybe the two sides could even
compare notes,
SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL
PARENT'S
NIGHT
Monday, November 13
Parents are asked to arrange interviews according to the
instructions sent home with the students.
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