Zurich Herald, 1946-10-10, Page 41
STANLEY TOWNSHIP
Mr. Campbell McKinley frust'
threshing beano in the d-triet.
Mrs. Jean McKinley hu- rseurned
home from a fort-niehte, sasEt with
her daughter on tap Mae Water
r
Highway.
Wedding Bells are , i.e un;t ee fee
line (1c n't you seame
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Stede y:,
ieh and Mr. and Mee Boy Lemera.
v`.<ite,r ziiende in Goderich recently.
Rev. a Meet H,: rn delivered a
very foiveful sermon on Sunday last
which .should ,sink deep into the
h, er : of many.
Mn. - Jim McBride a silted at the
shower fee:. Mies Helen Johnston, of
Varna on Monday.
:fir. and 31rs. Roy Lamont and Mr
....,i Mrs. Tom Dinsmore spent Sat-
r:?- , eeeeing is Exeter with Mrs.
Manson.
TOWN HALL -- ZURICH
Tuesday October 156. 8J5 p.m.
AD7LTS :^,n:. CHILDREN 25c. i Tax included)
FA MFRS!
vi,--..rans coming to Canaria shortly
-e .arrne are now being accepted.
Have yee placed an order for one of these mere`:
They are ail p siealiy At, single, yeairig 'then, carefully
elected for farm work.
by Canadian farm labour officials.
SO3IE ALREADY SPEAK ENGLISH OR FRENCH
Only a limited number are available.
If interested, send your applications immediately
to your nearest National :Employment Office or your
Provincial .Agricultural Services.
DOMINION LABOUR DEPARTMENT
HCMPHREY MITCHELL,
Minieter of Lobour.
A. IVIacNAMAR-Aet
Deputy Minister.
Ontario Royal Commission on Forestry
PUBLIC HEARINGS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in confirmation of the Advance
Notice and 'Tentative Schedule which appeared in. the press in the
early part of September, that Public Hearings of the Ontario Royal
Commie ion on Fore.:ti y will be held at the following times and places:
Sault Ste. Marie-
Port Arthur
Kendra
Fort France-
f1eraldton
London
Cochrane
North Bay
Pembroke
Ottawa
Toronto
Oct. 28-29
Nov. 1-2
Nov. 5-0
Nov. 8-9
Nov. 12-13
Nov. 18-19
Nov. 2526
Nov. 28-29
Dec. 2-3
Dec. 5-6-7
Dec. 9e10-11
Courthouse 10 a.m.
Courthouse 10 a.m.
Courthouse 10 a.m.
Courthouse 10 a.m.
Ukrainian Hall 10 a.m.
County Council 10 a.m.
Chamber
High School I0 a.m.
Assembly Hall
Courthouse 10 a.m.
Town Hall 10 a.m.
Courthouse 10 a.m.
University of 10 a.m.
Toronto Senate Chamber
The CommiRrion was appointed to investigate and report upon
the forest resources of Ontario and their conservation, management
and beneficial utilization for all purposes, including their relation to
other basic industries, particularly farming, and their relation to
recreation, =oil conservation, and waterways and water power.
5ubmieeions are invited from persons or organizations wno may
wish to pr'eeent relevant material at any of the above hearings. Such
evidence may be presented orally, but the Commissioner would prefer
. arne in the form of written briefs. It is desirable but not essential
that such briefs be forwarded to the Secretary for study well in
advance of the hearing at which they are to he present.
It is reque.,ted that persons or organizations wishing to present
oral evidence at any of the above hearings, submit their, names to the
Secretary, Ontario Royal Commission on Forestry, A.dministra.tion
Building, Long Branch Small Arms Plant, Toronto 14, Ontario, prior
to such hearing.
W. H. HEWSON,
Secretary
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M asset' -Harris Advise
ORDER YOUR MACHINES EARLY FOR 1946!
I HAVE A FEW CREAM SEPARATORS ON MY ALLOT-
TMENTa
550 to 600 SIZE at $70.75
400 to 450 SIZE @ $59.50
850 to 900 SIZE @ $82.75
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THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED USERS ASK THE MAN
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The Service Arm, for Canadian Far1011.
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ZURICH I-IERAL
BLA} E
Silo filling is almost over for an-
other year.
The WMS. are meeting Thursday,
evening at the home of Mrs., 7. Dou-
glas.11iss Emma Dinsmore's group is
in charge of the program.
Owing to the Anniversary Service:
in the Varna United Church on the
coming Sunday, Blake services «•ii'•
be withdrawn in the afternoon.
Mr. Wm. Rennie has disposed of
his farm to a man from near Bo': -
stein, Ont.
Mr. and Mrs. Urban Ducharme
and family of Hensall east; Mr. Re-
gis Ducharme of London, and Mr.
and Mrs. M. Ducharme and family
of near Mt. Carmel, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. 0. Ducharme.
Several folks are ill with the
summer Flu in this vicinity.
Mrs. R. Hopkins and lady friend
of Hinsdale, Ill., called on the form-
er's cousin, Mrs. H. Finlay.
They were accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs, H. McMurtrie of Hensa,ll.
Mrs. Fiscus of Kitchener visited
her family a couple of days. Also
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Yeffrey
Mr. Lawrence Regier has his car
running again. • ia""?
Thursday, 'October
Otb, 194 ft
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Farm Stock and Poultry, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23rd,
At one o'clock, p.m.
At Thomas Butt's Farm, adjoining
• the Village of Kippen.
Durham Bull 3 years old; 20
Durham and Hereford Cows due
October to March; 10 2 -year old
Durham and Hereford Steers; 20
Heifers rising 2 years old; 25 spring
calves; 5 York sowe with litters; 7
pigs 150 -lbs; 150 year old hens; 75
pullets 5 months old.
Terms ---CASH
Thomas Butts, Proprietor.
Harold Jaekson, Auctioneer.
E. P. Chesney, Clerk.
Clearing Auction Sale
Of Faun Stock, Implements. Feed
and Furniture, at Lot No. 14, Con-
cession 10, Stanley Township. 2
miles west of Varna and 1 mile south
On Wednesday, October 23rd.
At 1 p.m. sharp the following:
CATTLE—Durham cow 5 yrs. old
due Jan. 14th; Durham cow 7 yrs.
.old due Jan. lath; Durham cow 7
yrs. old with calf at foot due April
28; Durham cow 9 yrs. old with calf
at foot due May 2nd; Durham cow
5 yrs. old with calf at foot due May
8th; Durham cow 7 yrs. oid calf at
foot due May 10th; Durham cow 8
yrs. old calf at foot due May 13th;
Registered Shorthorn bull 21.e yrs.
old.
PIGS -11 pigs 10 weeks old.
POULTRY -80 X Rhode Island
Red pullets, laying.
Equipment—Brooder stove and
shield; Colony house and three shel-
ters.
I1MMPLEMENTS--Massey ''Harris
binder 7 -ft. cut; M. H. 2 -row scuffler
with bean puller attachment;
hal loader; M. H. 13 -hoe darIn with
fertilizer attachment; M. H. 13 -hoe
drill; M. H. Walking plow; Deering
mower (i -ft. cut, with pea harvester
attachment; Deering manure spread-
er (nearly- new) ; Oliver sulkey plow,
spring tooth cultivator; 4 -sec. drag
harrow; outthrow disc; rubber tired
wagon; fiat rack; steel tire huggy;
cutter, 1 leilap. gas engine; black -
'smith forge; 1200 -Ib scales; electric
fencer, DeLaval cream separator;
fanning mill, water tank, sugar ket-
tle, hay fork and slings, wagon box,
post hole auger, pig troughs, 2 sat o1`
double harness, 3 horse collar:4, whit'.
f3etrees, neck yokes, forks, Fihovel$,
tools, and numerous other artier>;c.
Feed—Approximately 0 tons o1'
mixed hay; 21,e tons of bailed hay;
quantity of feed beans.
FCRNITL'RE — 2 bedroom suits;
settee, 2 arm chairs, 2 small table,,
kitchen table, 2 kitchen chairs, powder
meat grinder, other articles too num-
erous to mention.
Terms—CASH
No reserve, ELS farm is sold.
David J. Stephenson, Proprietor.
Richard Robinson, Clerk.
Edward W. Elliott, Auctioneer.
BREAD
on the table
the meal is readyl
No atreel ie eom.plete withoutpientay
of delie ous wholesome bread, Andi.
TASTY -NU tarts good and is good;
hearty food for you. Every slice a.
slice of energy..
Buy an extra Loaf today—start -
now to :serve more bread at every, -
meal. Gest your TASTY -NU Breadle
at WiIlort's Bakery or at your localk,
grocers.
Willertys Bakery
PHONE 100 — ZURICH
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nswers
GENERAL
Q What are Canaria Savings Bonds?
A Canada Savings Bonds are the suc-
cessor to Victory Bonds and War Sav-
ings Certificates. They are your coun-
try's promise to return your money to
you at any time and to pay you interest
at an attractive rate.
Q Why are Canada Savings Bonds
being offered?
A Because during the war, millions of
Canadians learned the savings habit by
buying Victory Bonds and War Savings
Certificates. A recent survey shows that
82% of them want to keep on saving
by a similar plan.
Q Is the Government selling Canada
Savings .bonds lust to raise money?
A No. Borrowing needs of the Govern-
ment can be met by other types of loans.
The Train purpose of the Canada Sav-
ings Bond is to provide Canadians with
a convenient way to continue this kind
of saving and investment in peacetime.
Q Ie there any limit to the amount of
Canada Savings Bonds that one person
may hold?? 1f so, why?
A Yes. There is a limit of $2,000 for
each individual, but each member of a
family may hold bonds up to the limit.
Q What is the price of Canada Savings
Bonds?
A 100%. That is, a $100 bond costs
0100, If payment is not completed an or
before November 15th, 1946, interest
wi11 be added to the purchase price.
Q In what denominations are Canada
Savings Bonds available?
A $60, 0100, $500 and $1,000.
CASHING OF BONDS
Q Can I cash my band at any time
before November 1, 1956?
A Yes, any branch in Canada of any
chartered bank will cash your bond im-
mediately at full face value, plus inter-
est at 23/4%, upon your identification as
the registered holder.
Q Can Canada Savings Bonds be
assigned or. transferred?
A They can be cashed, but not assigned
or transferred. This is necessary to pre-
vent any individual from acquiring
more than the authorized limit.
INTEREST COUPONS
Q What interest is paid on Canada
Savings Bonds?
A 23/4%—payable yearly on November
1st from 1947 to 1956, by coupon cash-
able without charge at any branch in
Canada of any bank.
Q Are interest coupons registered?
A No. They are payable to hearer.
REGISTRATION PROTECTION
Q Why is it necessary to register Can-
ada Savings Bonds?
A Registration gives protection in case
your bond is lost, stolen or destroyed.
It is also the simplest way ter ensure that
individuals do not hold more than the
$2,000 limit.
• In whose nanne can Canada Saving&
Q onds be registered?
A They can be registered only in the
name of one individual, adult or minor,
up to the amount of the authorised limi
8 out of 10
will buy �7Mgf76ri n A a A
Can d
Q Can Canada Savings Bonds regis-
tered in the name of a child be cashed?
A Yes. Banks are familiar with the
necessary regulations.
Q Can Canada Savings Bonds be dis-
posed of when registered in the name of
a deceased person?
A Yes, any bank will supply the neces-
sary information.
Q Can I replace my Canada Savings
Bonds, if they are lost, stolen or
destroyed?
A Yes. It is wise, however, to keep
Canada Savings Bonds in a safe place,
as you would any other valuable docu-
nients, In case of loss you should imme-
diately notify the Bank of Canada,,
Ottawa, of the circumstances.
HOW, WHEN AND WHERE TO BUY
Q Where can I buy Canada Savings
Bonds?
A At any branch of a bank or from
an authorized investment dealer, stock
broker, trust or loan company — or
through the payroll savings plan if this
is in operation at your piece of employ-
ment.
Q How do I pay for Canada Savings
onds?
A In any of the following 3 ways:
1. By payment in full at time of
purchase.
2. By monthly instalments
through a bank, trust or loan
company.
8. By regular deductions from
pay, where employers operate
the Payroll Savings Plan. .
arrifs nds