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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1974
County Council wants information
(by Shirley J. Keller)
At a session of Huron County
Council last Thursday, memb-
ers once more reiterated their
belief that if Ontario Hydro
would make known their intent-
ions concerning possible nuclear
expansion in Huron, the county
could use the information to the
advantage of all.
In a brief but somewhat frust-
rating discussion, it was learned
that since last month's council
meeting there has been no fur-
ther communication from Hydro
regarding the unofficial annou-
ncement that a nuclear plant is
planned within 20 or 30 miles
of Goderich.
Reeve Everett McIlwain admi-
tted he got "a little carried
away" while speaking to council
last Thursday.
"There is no point of just
objecting for objections sake, "
said Mcllwain. "Farmers don't
want to go back to pumping
water by windmill. We're using
more hydro all the time. It is
a necessary item. It is needed
by all industry."
Mcllwain said there was a
lot of talk about loss of farm
land when "in actual fact,
land was not lost." He advocat-
ed knowing more about Hydro's
plans as well as co-operation
between Hydro and the people
of the area.
Warden Bill Elston said that
Letter to editor
Lions Head, Ontario,
March 22, 1974.
Zurich Citizens News,
Zurich, Ontario.
Dear Sir;
Producers generally want to
promote the sales of their prod-
ucts. The liquor industry along
with the others desires to prom-
ote the sale of its wares. This
desire has led to what many
consider to be a dangerous half-
truth.
The liquor industry continu-
ally presents a picture of att-
ractive, well-dressed young
people enjoying a moment of
relaxation along with the use
of its product. We'll grant that
there is an element of truth
here --in that this is the mann-
er in which many of the youth
of our day do enjoy a moment
of relaxation.
But this is not the whole
truth. The use of alcoholic bev-
erages is associated with other
situations. It is associated with
drunkeness, highway accidents,
death, broken homes, impover-
ishment etc. This is one side
of the picture that is rarely if
ever brought to the attention of
the general public.
I understand that in the prov-
ince of British Columbia all
liquor advertising has been ban-
ned. In this province youth and
thepublic generally are allowed
to make an open, unbiased dec-
ision about the use of this prod-
uct. Would this not be a saner
position for our province to take?
I for one would be much hap-
pier to live in a province where
my children were not constantly
and persistently, and right in
their own living room, dinned
with this dangerous half-truth.
Liquor advertising s.hould be
banned in Ontario so that our
children could make an open,
unbiased responsible decision
apart from this daily, and
sometimes hourly barrage of a
dangerous half-truth.
Rev. Bill Wilkinson
Lion's Head, Ontario.
Many women would be more
spfc if they had less span.
in his opinion, the main probl-
em was that farmers are not
receiving enough financial
consideration from Hydro when
lines cross their land.
Auction
Sale
Sat., March 30
12 p,m,
FOR ERNEST WHITEHOUSE
Lot 6, Con. 12, 3 miles east of Hensall,
TRACTORS, INNES BEAN
WINDROWER/ MACHINERY,
FURNITURE, ANTIQUES
TRACTORS — David Brown 990
with Freeman loader, pulley and
hcathouser; Oliver Rowcrop 70 with
heathouser; Cockshutt Model 35 com-
pletely. overhauled recently.
TRUCK — 1966 Chev 1/2 -ton, good
running condition. Sells as is.
FARM MACHINERY — New Innes
bean windrower Model 570 with con-
veyer, has only done about 100 acres;
Oliver two row scuffler and bean
puller, 2 GEHL 3 beater self un-
loading forage boxes with 8 ton groove
wagons; International Model 449A 4 -
row planter, insecticide boxes, new 2
years ago; Int. 15 run grain and fer-
tilizer seed drill with markers in very
good condition, on steel; 2 - Int, 81/2 ft.
stiff tooth cultivators; Shultz pto
manure spreader, good condition;
Martin wagon with 8 ply tires and 180
bus. gravity box; Otaco wagon with
140 bus. gravity box; Tomin wagon, 6
ply tires 16' flat rack and grain box;
new 3 furrow Hydrein 14" trip beam
plow 3 pt.h.; Jamesway feed cart, new
condition; 33 ft. Mayrath hay elevator;
New Holland bale carrier, 26 ft. with
Ih hp electric motor att.; 8 sections
Diamond harrows and poles; New
Idea 4 bar siderake and 7 ft. mower; 9
ft. land roller, 3 pt.h.; buzz saw; set of
spike toolyh harrows; JD 12 ft. lever
harrows; Int. 4 bar siderake and Int. 9
ft. land roller; 5 sections Diamond
harrows and pole; 6 ton rubber tired
wagon with 6 ply tires and 200 bus,
grain box; farm wagon and 100 bus,'
grain box; 8 ft. Oliver disks; 8 ft Bissell'
disks; 3 sections adjustable spring
tooth harrows with 10 inch teeth;
Massey Ferguson 3 pt,h, rotary hoe
excellent condition; Int. 3 furrow trail
plow; 9 ft Case t1 ail swather; Eslington
snow blower; GEHL hammer mill; 2
wheeled trailer with stock racks; 11
galvanized farm gates; 2 jackalls; 12x-
18 tarpaulin; litter carrier bucket and
carriage; 2 - 1 hp electric motors;
Universal pump and line for 12 cows;
electric cattle clippers; 6 hog feeders;
galvanized water tank; 7 logging
chains; 10x12 brooder house; Epps
pressure system; panel box; 68 sap
pails and spiles; oil floor furnace with
pipes; portable compressed air tank;
new hand spray tank; self-propelled 22
inch lawn mower used 1 season; forks;
shovels; snow fence.
MIXED GRAIN — Approx. 20 tons
of choice mixed grain will be sold by
the ton; about 900 bales of straw and
140 bales hay.
FURNITURE — beautiful 9 -piece
dining room suite walnut finish, china
cabinet and buffet are right to floor,
owners new home too small to accom-
modate this; Zenith 22 ft deep freeze,
new condition; Frigidaire refrigerator
and 4 burner electric stove in real good
condition; coal anll wood' cook `stove;
chrome table and 6 chairs; sectional
chesterfield; bookcase; chesterfield;
hostess coat rack; beds; odd chairs and
tables; dresser and stand.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTORS
ITEMS — Muzzle loader shot gun in
excellent condition; 2 large gothic
stained glass church windows, also 2
smaller ones, very good; Johnson 7 -
piece toilet set; glass churn; Beaver
sealer; iron kettle; 6 press back kitchen
chairs, matching table 5 leaves; square
green bottle; coal oil lamps; spool bed;
9 -piece pink glass set; gas lamp and
shade; wardrobe; frames; Int. 21k hp
gas engine; many other items too
numerous to mention.
Terms of Sale Cash
Lunch Available
Auctioneer Note: This is an extra large
sale and must start at 12 o'clock sharp.
ERNEST WHITEHOUSE, Prop.
262-5274
PERCY WRIGHT
Auctioneer
Kippen, Ont. 262-5515
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Day of Sale
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