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DID. KNOW
That the Davis Government is
fueling inflation NOT fighting it?
A Liberal Government is committed to reducing the net
Provincial debt of 4.7 billion dollars (of which 3.3 billion
has accumulated in the last 5 years) and on which
$682,000,000 pet year interest is being paid which is
$285 per family per year for interest only on the net debt.
A Liberal Government is
committed to reduce the net
debt and Government ex-
penditure by saving 2.7 mil-
lion dollars by abolishing
the super-ministries, 7.5
million dollars by cutting in
half the Government's pub-
lic relations budget, 36 mil-
lion dollars by a 10% cut in
program and ministry ad-
ministration costs.
DO YOUR PART IN FIGHTING INFLATION
RE-ELECT
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BUSY WITH THEIR CRAFTS — The more than 100 kids that attended Vacation
Bible School last week were busy playing in the yard, listening to stories, or making
crafts. Shelley Driscoll, Sandra Staffen and Brenda Pullman are working at their
craftS which include wall plaques and pin cushions. (Staff Photo)
SHEPHERDING THESE YOUNGSTERS INTO CLASS — Sister Wry was busy at
• St. James' Separate School Tuesday morning getting all her kindergarten pupils
together so nobody would get lost. (Staff Photo)
St. Columban
Preditts good crops in west
Li LIBERAL
COMMITTEE
ROOMS
in the Interests o
Visitors return from BC
Elizabeth Lawson spent Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs. George Turner
and Bonnie of Tuckersmith.
Mr. Paul Stevenson of Huron
Music Studios was adjudicator at
*the Family Paradise Talent Show
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Nolan
and boys returned home to
Toronto on Sunday from their stay
at their summer home in the
village.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hope of
Hamilton are visiting for a few
days with her parents Mr. and ,
Mrs. Hugh Dimeline, Don, Peter
and :bavid.
Czpositor
FIFTY GOOD YEARS — Jim and Edna McDonald of
R.R.#2, Brussels celebrated their golden anniversary
with friends and relatives on Saturday, August 23.
(Photo by Langlois)
Correspondent
Mrs, Mary Merner
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. John Thompson, Jim,
Sheila, Sharon and Bob were Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Thompson of
Etobicoke, Mr. and Mr.s Terence
Hunter of Colborne Township and
Mr. and Mrs. • Barry Powley,
Jason and Jonathan who have just
returned from B.C. are remaining
'till Tuesday , when they will
return to Ottawa.
Alvin Storey of Vanastra spent
the weekend with his
grandparenis,' Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Storey.
Mr. and Mrs. George Murray
of Cambridge, Galt, spent the
weekend at their summer home.
Their families the McAllisters
and Orrs also'spent the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley
attended the Kincardine Fall Fait'
on
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van der
Molan, Paul Mark and Margie
ofOakville, Jeffrey Whyte of
Lindsay were holiday weekend
visitors with Mrs. W.L.Whyte,
Tom, Bill and Mr. Harold Whyte.
Bill Preszcator returned home
on Sunday from spending the past
weeks holidays with,Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Scott and Dwayne of
Parkhill.
Mrs.. Robert Reynolds - of
Southfield, Michigan visited on
Wednesday with the John
Thompson family.
Barry Turner of Tuckersmith
spent a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Reg. Lawson and John
happenings in and around , St.
Columban. However, any
newsworthy tip you have I would
be pleased if you contact me, so
that a full report will be published
next week.
I was surprised to learn on our
return, there was so much rain
that it prevented harvesting a
large portion of the spring crops
and that unless there is a sudden
change, the bean harvest will
suffer as well. Saskatchewan and
Alberta, are only starting
the wheat, which for the most
part appears fairly good, they too
have weather problems. B. C.
drops are later and look like two
to three weeks before harvesting
begins. My oberservation over all
looking like they should have a
bumper crop in the West, if the
weather is favourable.
Towys and cities have their
strike problems as , f well,
especially in B.C. Paper Mills,
sugar factories and flour are at a
standstill. creating great labor
problems, and shortages of
products.
Personals
Miss Patti O'Rourke ,at Owen
Sound with Girl Guides, Guiding
on the Move, from there to
Toronto to spend a few days at the
home of a girl Joan Orr. Joan then
returned the visit to Patti's home
leaving for Toronto on the
weekend.
Miss Donna Nola n+ has left for
St. Joseph's School of Nursing in
London.
Miss Kathy Murray entered
School of Nursing at Stratford
General.
Marvin Kale left for Fanshawe
College, London.
Larry Kale, Waterloo
University, left for Ottawa
Research for his second term.
Mrs. Len O'Rourke
accompanied by her father, Mr.
Herb Britton and family, Dickie,
Patti, Gail, David and', Jamie
spent the weekend with her sister
and Iisband, Rev. and Mrs. Mick
Danderney and "family in
Prescott.
Sister Victorine of Mount St.
Joseph, London, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent Murray.
Jim Murray of St. Thomas
spent Sunday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Murray .
Jack
Riddell
Liberal candidate
in Huron, Middlesex
Correspondent
Vincent Lane
Due to the fact we have just-
returned after a month's holidays
in the western provinces, I have
been unable to catch up with Constance
Huronview
wegA14,
The Clinton Christian Reform Church formed a choir to
provide music for the Sunday evening song service led by
Dick Roorda. Mrs. Bban of Goderich was welcomed to the
Home at Monday afternoon's activities. marie Flynn and
Norman Speir provided the old tyme music and led the sing
song with step dance numbers by Debbie Flynn. Mrs. Elsie
Henderson accompanied Nelson Lear and Morgan Dalton
with vocal solos.
/. The Brussels Legion Pipe Band entertained on "Family
Night" with a band concert on the front lawn. The weather
was ideal for the program outdoors with several taking,
advantage of the open windows on the west side of the Home.
The Band is directed by Tom McFarleve with. three of the
members playing solo numbers on the pipes.
Located at the stoplights -corner ,
Main and Goderich St., Seaforth.
If you would like to help or require
information
Phone,527-0651
or
527-0921