Zurich Herald, 1953-08-06, Page 7qday, August 6th, 7(953
Andrew Y. McLean
Liberal Candidate in Huron
-- Born in Seaforth, 44 years ago.
- --- Married, Father of three children.
-- Member of First Presbyterian Church,
Seaforth.
---- Editor and publisher of The
Expositor.
-- Veteran, R.C.A.F., World War IL
• Member for Huron -Perth 1949-'53.
— Canadian Delegate to 7th General Assem-
bly of United Nations.
Huron
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AUGUST . 10th, VOTE McLEAN ..Liberal in Huron
The Local Man who works for ALL sections of the
Huron Electorate.
Issued by Huron Liberal Assosiation
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HAY COUNL
Me regular monthlly aneetang of
the Hay 'Township •Couzalcii was held
in, the Township .Hall, Zurich, on
i Monaday July 6th ;at 8 p.m. with all.
'members present.
The following motions were passed
. That the :minutes of the June 1st
and 15th meetings be adopted as.
read.
TWO AGED 92
Young at 92
Clinton's Grand Old Man, Dr. Sohn
W. Shaw on July 23 quietly observed
his 92nd birthday with his :wife and
family while his many friends drop-
ped in to pay their respects. In his
varied and colorful !carreer Dr Shaw
one of Canada's oldest rpra.ctising
physicians has been. school teacher,
trustee of the collegiate institute,
mayor off Clinton, health officer for
50 years, couny coroner, and C.N.R.•
physician for more than 30 years. tae
sides many other outstanding positi-
ons in life. — Mrs. W. J. Carling,
Exeter celebrated her 92nd birthday
recently. With her for the occasion
ilesides .her daughter, Mors. Craig,
were her son, Thomas Carling and
wife, her grandson, John Carling and
wife and her granddaughter, Mrs. W.
Jarwis,all of London. Mrs. Carling is
very active and takes a keen interest
in her family, her home and her gar-
den.
That 13y -law No 6, 1953 or the
Township of Hay to regulate the
fees for Inspection of plumbing and
sewer installation be given third
reading.
That August 3rd 1953 he declared
a Civic Holiday for the Township of
Baty.
That upon written request made by
Earl Haberer to have the tiled por-
tion of the :Schwann Drain repaired
the Council proceed to have it re-
paired.
That utpon 'written request from
Norman Klenfelt to have• a portion
of the Aldwarth Drarin cleaned out,
we secure •parmission from the Ausa-
ble River Conservation Authority to
proceed and if granted, we hire Chas
P. ,Corbett, 0:L:S. to bring rn are-.
(port.
That a bylaw be drawn up auth-
orizing the collection of 2-3 of a
twill on the assessment of all 'Luild-
ings in the 'Township, exclusive of
the Villages of Daashwood and Zur-
ich, for the purpose of defraying
maintenance cost for fire brigades.
A goodly number of Road accounts
were passed as well as the following:
General — Wm. A. Siebert 38.40;
Thiel's Transport 7.50; If, G. Hess
36.40; Maurice Finkbeiner 1.50; Trs.
1S. Huron .Dist. H.S. 303.4.26; Con.
Simon 380.12; H. W. Brokensnire
249.04; Co. of Huron 137.48; Menno
'Desch 1.501 Dr. W. B. Coxon $18;
Treas. Hay Munk. Tel. System
2200.00; Pearl Wurtz 135.62.
Telephone .System — H. G. Hess,
$21186.63; H. W. Brokenshire $25;
Claire Geiger 1115.50, Northern Elec-
tric •Co. 154.43; Bell Tele. Co. 626.-
59;
26:59; Jack Keller 509.35; F. C. Kalb-
fieisc'h Son Ltd. 51.85; Pye
Canada Ltd. $89; Stronvberg Carlson
,Co. 69.16; E. J. Fredecick 2,12.50.
The !Council adjurned to meet a-
gain on Tuesday August 4th, 1953,
at 8 p.m.
H. W. Brokenshire, Clerk-Treas.
Earl Campbell, Reeve.
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. John Thiel of Vancouver is
visiting at the home of his sister, Mr
and Mrs Peter Deichert and other
relatives and friends in .Zurich and
vicinity.
Mr and Mrs Chris, Kain of Han-
over visited at the home of their fri-
end Mrs. Rose Brown last week,
Mr and Mrs George Gardiner of
Indianapolis, Ind., were visitors at
the home of Mr and Mrs meth Am-
enne last week.
Mrs. Claude Cox and Mrs. Virgin -
ma Gessinger of Niles, Mich., ,spent
a week at the home of Mrs. Gertrude
Datars.
Mr. Robert Fisher has returned
home from his trip to the West, a-
long with this boy friend,
Mr and Mrs H. Witney Broken -
shire and son .Allan visited friends
in Sarnia.
Miss Grace Kellerman of Toronto,
enjoyed part of her vacation at the
home of her cousin, Miss Pearl Wurtz
Mr and Mrs. Elmore Thiel are on
an extended trip to the Western Pro-
vinces for some weeks.
"I'd like to say this
to all Canadians..:"
UNDER a Liberal government, Canadians have added every year
to the national strength and national unity of Canada;
We have had the greatest expansion of social welfare in our
history;
We have increased our employment, our production and our
national income every year;
We have had the greatest expansion of our primary and secondary
industries — truly an industrial revolution;
Because of the outstanding contribution of the members of our
Navy, Army and Air Force, we have been able to do our full share
to prevent and to stop Communist aggression;
We have reduced the national debt every year, and, in the last
two years, reaped the reward in lower tax rates.
Do we want all that to be continued?
Do you really think it's time for a change?
For a change to a Parliament of regional groups — a handful
of Social Crediters from the Far West, a few Socialists from ,the
Prairies, a few more Conservatives from Ontario or the Maritimes
and some so-called Independents from Quebec?
in such a Parliament without the leadership and responsibility
of a united national party, how could the government help being
weak and insecure?
Do we want a weak and divided government to deal with the
formidable probleins of the next few years? I ask you, IS it really
time for a change?
We believe most Canadians want a government which encourages
enterprise, promotes trade and fosters the exploration and develop-
ment of our resources; and you know it as well as we do, that
requires balanced budgets, paying off debts in prosperous times
and a tax structure which, while fair to all, is adequate to meet
these demands.
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NATIONAL LIBERAL FEDERATION OF CANADA
aserwmaionavoia
FOR SALE
1949 Ford one -ton truck, 6x8
platform, 30, -inch rack. 23,000 act-
ual miles, is in good shape. If inter-
ested phone 6e, or. see Lee Johnston
Grand Bend, 1-te
FOR SALE
50 t bred pullets ready to lay. ..
Apply to Clare Geiger, Phone 97r6,
Zurek, 1t*
FOR SALE
PIGS — 30 starter pigs 6 to
weeks old. 4 young butcher sows_
for sale. A. H. Oestrreicher, Phone
57 r 10, Dashwood. 2t'S
Crop Report
iffaTvesting is in full swing thro-
ught the,County and weather eondit•
ions have been ideal for the harvest,
Reports for yields have been very
favourable and on the average the
fall wheat crop is very good. Some
farmers however report that the
wheat sample is .smaller than antrefp-
ated and lacking somewhat in uni-
formity. Oats and barley are now
being cut very rapidly throughout
the County and it is expected that
next week thrashing will be the order
of the day. Almost everyone has
finished haying and an unusuar sup-
ply of hay has been harvestea Af•
termath is coming on very rapidly
and although some pastures are dry-
ing up pasture supply is very good
for this time of iylear. Corn is shows
ing excellent .growth the past weal.
as we11 as soybeans and other cash
crops.
LET'S GET THIS STRAIGHT
at Does The Bible Say?
ONE MEDIATOR —
For there is one God, and one mediator between God
and men. The man. Christ Jesus. — I Tim. 2: 5.
ONE SAVIOUR— -.
Jesus saiith unto him, I ams the way, the rtinth, and the
life. No man cometh unto the rather, but by ane—Jn, 14. 6.
ONE WAY TO BE SAVED—
Neither is there salvation in any other for there is none
other name under heaven given among men whereby we
must be Saved. Acts 4: 12.
"Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou shalt be
saved.' Acts 16: 31.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to owners of subdivided por- '
tions of the Municipality of Huron that unless all nox- •
ions weeds thereon are destroyed before the 8th day of 0
August, 1953, in accordance with the Weed Control Act,. •
the Insperctor under authority given in rSection 3, 7, 1Q',, .
and 12 of the Aot, will cause the noxious weeds or weed, ,
seeds to be destroyed, and the cost thereof will be placed
on the collecor's roll far collecion in the sane" manner
as taxes under the Assessment Act.
AKE CRASS SftACE
DIRECT FROM STANDING CROPS with +.
R• •SINC5i..1B59 E.
o-`ouNC_E'1T `•6.t`\*
mower•bor
attachment
and own motor
hay pickup and
power take•off
row.4rop
ottarhment and
power tako•off
weetammovenromert
Mower.bor attachment
available with own
motor or power take -off.
• The Gehl with five-foot Mower -Bar Attach-
ment has the big capacity to handle heavy
yields easily, and produces the fine, clean-cut
necessary for quality silage. It mows the usual
low•growing crops such as Alfalfa and Broin,
as well as the new tall -growing "balanced
silage" mixtures such as Millet, Sudan Grasse.
Soybeans, Sorghum and Cane, sowed broad-
cast ... chops and drops them into wagon.
The same Bask Harvester Unit, with own engine
or power take -off from tractor, takes all three attach.,
meets ... hay pickup, mower -bar, and row -crop at-
tachment for corn, cane, as.
ANY OF THE 3 GEHL QUICK CHANGE -OVER UNITS
MAY BE ATTACHED IN A PEW MINUTES
Gehl Gives Yoe Complete Equipment front
Pield to Storage. Powerful Gehl blower elevates to
highest silo or mow. Gehl Self -Unloading Forage
Wagon Box or Free Flans for building your own
with Gehl Parts Kit. Gehl seif•unlooding
Owners of GSWL Forage Har- wagon and blower.
veseene Say: "h',t the best chip-
per of them all"... and remember,
more faraners own Gelds than the
harvesters of any other independ-
ent manufacturer.
COME IN AND SEE THE GEHL
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HENSALL DISTRICT CO.OPERA l R �• r
Phone Hensel' 115. Zurich 220
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