Zurich Herald, 1949-06-16, Page 6•
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Church Enthusiasm
Where do you suppose all the,,en-
thusia.smn for church work hires 'it-
self between the time of the Fowl
Supper and of the Garden Party and
then between the time of the Garden
Party and of the Fowl Supper? We
suppose it just lies dormant. If we
Could just have all that willingness to
help, in the Sunday school and church
work all the year round
A Worthy Act
The action of the F. W. Wool-
worth Company in ordering all bran-
ihes to discontinue the sale of toy
q,istois is certainly to be commended,
This is au effort to prevent crime
and many arca of the opinion that the
handling of toy pistols. by little tots,
is not a good thing. Who has not
been accosted on the streets by chis-
- dren pointing toy pistols and order-
Ting us ".Hands up." Only in fun, of
course, but the thought is lodged in l
the mind cif the child and the real
thing might coxae in later years. We
-sext,nnot be too careful,---Sel:
HAY COUNCIL
The Council of the Township of
Of::; met in the Council Chambers in
th _ town hall, Zurich, Monday, May
2., at 1 30 pan. The reeve called for
the reading of the minutes of the
lest regular and special meeting. On
en• -^:ion minutes were adopted as
read.
.letion.s: That the account from
F. Donnelly. K.C. as per J. Schade
'S_:rvey Lot 26 L.R.W. and upon or -
d_: from Judge T. M. Costello, the
'a. -counts of S. W. Archibald for
'44311.00, and F. Donnelly $50.00
en ; Registrar for Huron Go, for $15
be paid and stated amounts be coal-
#ected from the owners of bots in the
purvey on the 1949 COilector'S Roll.
That grader rental for ratepayers
in Hay Township be $5.00 per hour
.and any outside rentals be $&O0 p.h.
That the Assessor return the 1950
Assessment Roll on May 16th and
that Court of Revision on the same
roll be set for June 15th at 12',00 p.
m. Necessary bis -laws be. drawn up
and notices printed
That the Collector's. Roll for 1948
as handed in by H. W. Brokenshire
.and audited by Monteith & Monteith
be accepted and a complete list of
arrears be forwarded to the County
!Treasurer for Collection, and Coll-
ector's accounts be paid as rendered.
That the audit report for Hay
Township as received from Monteith
X& Monteith for 1948 be accepted and
account paid. Clerk to render acco-
lunts to the Hay Municipal Telephone
System for $35,00; Zurich Police
Village $10.00, Schoolt Area $85,
-and Separate School No 1 Hay $8.
That the account for levelling the
roadside as received from Bert Klapp
Tor $20 be paid.
That Wm. 1-1. Edighoffer be paid
ZUl IICII. 'HS ARL -1
LIBERAL POLICIES
HAVE GIVEN YOU
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1. THE FARMER:
floor prices supported by the Agricultural Prices
Support Act. Liberal policies have kept agricultural
prices at a profitable level. As an example, decision to
place an embargo on U. S. hogs has returned to the
Canadian farmer for hogs a much higher price than is be-
ing received by the American farmer.
2. THE WORKINGMAN:
There are more jobs in Canada today, as a result of Liberal
policies. Canadians are enjoying a better income than
they have ever had before. Employment figures tells the
story:
1939 ,. •.. 3,763,000 1946 ., • 4,702,000
1945 .. ,.,. 4,525,000 1948 .... .... 5,031,000
3. EVERY CANADIAN.
benefits f.rorn social welfare legislation introduced by
The Liberal Government, including Old Age Pensions,
Pensions for the Blind, Family Allowances, and a
National Health Program.
AND ALL THIS, TOGETHER WITH A REDUCTION IN THE.
NATIONAL DEBT OF $1,625,000,000 SINCE THE WAR.
THE SAME TIME LIBERAL POLICIES HAVE PROVIDED
TAX REDUCTIONS TO EVERY INDIVIDUAL!
LIBERAL POLICIFS PAY YOU DIVIDENDS
THERE IS NO ..NEED FOR A CHANGE
ov .
. ANDY Mc .•,EAN
KEEP HURON -PERTH IN THE GOVERNMENT RANKS
Published by the Huron -Perth Liberal 'Association.
$60.00 for postage
the 1950 tax notices.
That E. J. Willert be appointed to
:place the tides and cover trench on
the Ilorrest Drain and Earl 'Camp-
bell be appointed to look after the
same requirements on the Tuckey
Drain.
That a donation of $10 be given to
the Canada Cancer Society.
Road Accounts. Datans 1& O'Brien
45c; Supertest Corp. 2.6.85; Pass-
more'e Garage 3.50, Wm. Watson
for
sending out
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Over CKNX Wingharn
Huron -Perth Progressive Conservatives
Friday, June 17 Russell Bolton .. 8.45-8.55 p.m.
Tuesday, June 21r.t. Gerald Godbold 8.00-8.10 p.m.
Friday, June 24 Elgin McKinley .. 8.30-8.40 p.m..
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You will have a c;.;: tain color in mind,
a blend of colors purl -lo , when select-
ing a roof for o row 1::>.'r ;~ or a new
roof for your pre Ont herrn .. but,
it is equally irr Gr' a zt that you choose
a roof that will Ions witTu tsnd the
abuse of time Ind weather,
elecautituj
FlR -RUlSTls'' 0
"Roofs that will still
be Modern Tomorrow"
Care in mnunn=.facture .. .
backed by the skill .;,d
kno•.viecia> which long
yrec:rs of experience con -
tri ate. . give;, f'irc;o
Asphalt . 600fings a
s;.andarcl
W2(',.: 8ffruin.•s *x e e, :es
sup-ri$er. Coe sheat
d.41: s re Wc:.S.,;. :ld
Churn.
ONDON flOOFU,i
ASPHALT SHINGLES
SMo0T+1 AMP M**RAL SURFACED
ROLL RCGFiHc,S
ASr:1AL7 OR TARRED
SHEATHINGS & EELTS
RitILT•OR ROOFING MATERIALS
DOMINION ALUMINUM
FOIL INSOLATION
. ROOF COATINGS
10.70; Jas Masse 93.20; Alvin Wal- Oestreieher 4.50, Ed Erb 6.75, Phil -
per 33.05; Geo: Greiner 4.50; Alfred ip Masse 2.50, Chris Beierling 6.80,
Meiclinger 2.50, Keith Meidinger $5, Alf Deraommme $8, Peter Deichert
John Masse 2.50, Rud. Becker $4, 6.50, Keith Thiel $t14, Michiael Masse
And. Ducharnie 9.50, Corn. Debus$7, '$213, Jack Corbett $5, Ras Carbett
Ellis Charrette 2.50, Alph Masse 1123- $19..
.25, Bill Coleman $13, J. W. Haberer Munic. Telephone System: H. G.
49.50, Shell Oil Co. 24.25, 'Wesley Hess $631:83, Dan Oswald9&.00,
Coleman 26.69, Mat. Denomme 14.15 Stromberg Carlson 17.80, H. W.
Bert Klopp $20, Ed. Walper $8, Sam
Brokenshire 64.20, Trove. audit 1948
ANDY McLEAN
Liberal Candidate in Huron -Perth
—His association with a ,country weekly The Huron Expositor,
for more than 17 years, has given him. a wide appreciation of
the problems of a farm community. —Four years' service in
the R.C.A.F. —Past President of the Seaforth Legion, Seaforth
Lions Club, Chairman of the Seaforth P.U.C., 'Chairman of the
]Seaforth Lions Park Committee.
EXPERIENCE COUNTS - - YOU GET
EXPERIENCE WHEN YOU
VOTE McLEAN
$35, T. H. Hoffman 312.2.44, North.
Eder Co. 450,18, Automatic El, Co.
108.10, Wm. Siebert $50.
Relief: John Suplat $30, Emma
Baesow 8.90, Mrs. Edith Mason $26
A. Heideman rent $5.
General Accounts: D. Meyers $24,
'Glen Dietz $3, H. W. Brokenshire.
'140.66, S. W. Archibald 450.00 Re-
gistrar of deeds $15, W. Edighoffer
Cancer Fund $10; Harrison Sehoeh
$14; Gestetner Go, 17.67; Monteith
& Monteith 1250.00; F. Donnelly X,
C. $50; Wm. •Siebert $10; Robert
Jackson 20.45;
That the meeting be adjourned to ,
meet again on Monday June 6th at
11.30 p.rn.
H, W. Brokenshire, Clerk.
George Armstrong Reeve.
HANDS t
TRAINING FOR
ear n/' o . _.tr/aq�e7 ilk. ? ;;`� " f "a,'dice
N Onterio the wheels of industry turn for the hurtoen: 01 every sivtje
rs>ro of us. Our lathes', dynamo:, drill presses, farm combines, tractors,
business nraehines,eft': are producing foods and services which earrl
%doper.. 'i he.ee ole>llar,e provide food, clothing„ medical care and other
rrreo.+s;itie* which contribute to our security and high standard of li,hrg.
I.cery eiagle one of us, therefore, has a very l>rr,;anal interest in the flow
of a steady supply of trained workers to inclar;,trial plants. 'f These workers
will (Toil te machines which are important to our way of Fife.
N' Al should appreciate, then, the pro -operative effort:, of gee Oran ent;,
industry and labour in the field of employee training. in Achoe,1a and in
ftwittr L•. our workers, young and old, are given the o>pporleinily to develop
nae :s a.rd ,.peeiflc skills in every field of business and industrial activity.
'1'ca' ieeteeere every effort. on the part of urinate s;orl..ers beeome t'ro
ficieni irr typing, filing, shorthand and secretarial ,work, w411 mean
greater bossiness efl'ieiency---wild help to make Ontario a finer place in
which to lives and work.
THE BREWING INDUSTRY (ONTARIO)
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() iterio workerknow they tan e?:.'rn
mere. have executive rr';•pon:.rbrlity
ani 1•rrjov a higher standard of living
in di, -'('t ratio to the skills they
quire and iia' way they make use
of them. 'fiat's alw:aya
true in a fret` ee'onocty
----drat':, why our coaar-
prtitne weetem. tcili
C..'u e to Make
Canada great awl a
great plane in wlsieh
to live.
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