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hoarse Of Mrs, Irvine Telbbntt. A quilt was quilt0 at this meeting.
A picnic, lunch was served by the
centre group. The September
meeting-is to he held at the home
of Mrs. A, liebden with the roll
call to be the cempleted sewing
Wbteh ,vas distributed last month,
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FUEL OIL
eraler. Farquhar Oliver'
Ursesintreasecl .Suoportor Party
."The Liberal fortunes. are at a
low tide, However, we can go
home with the assurance that
come what may, :Liberalism will
revive itself, It is destined to' be-
come the party of the people, and
speak for the people in high places,
think ;we'll have 'a federal
election before long and if we do,.
I figure that the wily old fox.
down in Toronto..will conjure UP'
some reason for an election .soon
after that, Not that we need one
of..conrse,. There are still two
years to go in a five year term,
"There are too many federal and
provincial Liikerals who vote Lib-
eral provineially and Tory •Feder.,
ally, and the other Way around.
like to get back to the day
when a Liberal was a Liberal, and
voted that way for the „party.
We should all vow that we'll be
Liberal no matter what the elect-
ign is,"
Mr.. OliVer attributed the pros,
perity of Ontario since 1934, as
the result of what others outside
the province ,had produced not to
the party in power, He mentioned
that with increased gas tax and
diesel- fuel tax . and 'logging tax,
etc., • the - provincial government
would have 860,000,000 new money
this *year; and another $50,000,000
more new money .would be corning
to Ontario as a result of Frost's
agreement with the federal goy-
ernment on tax rentals, With that
additional 11. million, said Oliver,
"they can almost buy their way
to victory in any election."
He:warned his hearers to realize
that roads; bridges and pensioos
were not gifts, but a right and the
people had paid for them. "You
can get all those things without
voting Conservative" said the lead-
er of the Opiposition. "In Ontario
we've paid - the government hom-
age, as if to a _father."
"The impression you get when
talking to people lately," said Oliv-
er, -"is that the Diefenbaker gov-
ernment will work miracles. Mir-
acles have been worked, and will
be again, but not by governments".
He remarked on the statement
by Churchill, federal minister of
mines and resources, that "farm-
ers should get into the production
of livestock". He. termed this a
"great pronounce Went for the gov-
ernment", and said that as a .farrn,
er himself, be certainly didn't want
any. more Peopla to get into
livestock raising,
ge laid the fanners' problem
at the feet of the Conservatives,
saying, "It u,sed, to be that a .dep-
ression on the farm meant a dep-
ression in the country, but the
drop in percentage of farmers in
the country has -changed that, The
farmers have been in the middle of
a depression for the past three or
four years, and this has oat 'been
felt in the other walks of life, It
is 3USt as important .as ever that
the farmer be prosperous, but it
is more difficult to get govern-
merits to see, that they must •be
prosperous.
"If the provincial governinent
does .aoything for the fawners, it
will be a new experience. They
have done nothing to relieve the
depression. Hepburn paid millions
in sucisidies into the formers' pock-
ets. Surely it not bad for
farmers to accept subsidies when
such are going into the pockets of
people in all other walks of life.
The Ontario government needs to
be wakened up to the needs of the
farmer.
"You know they talk a lot about
closure at:Ottawa, They know no-
thing about it there, In Toronto,
Frost just moves adjournment of
the debate, 'with finality."
He closed with a call for the
rebirth of Liberalism as a treed,
not as just a party. He was thank-,
ed by Hugh Hill, Goderich.
e
Three Community
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Series of Services
Ovangelist. Reginald Greenwa5'
and his wife will be conducting
series of services in the Baptist
churebt HOMOV; Street Clinton,
from •October 6 to October 19,
'The couple has been Conducting
'tours oat Canadian teWns and cities
for the past 16 years, and! are
nationally known both for their music, and their "47,ictorious
campaigns". Among the instrtum
eats Played is the fantastic
rain, an electronic instrument :
played without hands actually
touching it.
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nergetic, cheetifol and slightly
robletind FoogUllar Oliver, Met re,-
sounding applause and a happy
"family" atmosphere in Zurich
last week, when he spoke at the
annual' meeting of the -1-.Ioron
AsSociation (provincial),
"Never has there been a time
when the tide of Liberalism has
flowed more weakly than now,"
sapid Mr. Oliver as he urged his
followers to look ahead, "I don't
think the people voted for the
Tories in June .of this year, as
much as they voted- against the
Grits. The Tories just haP11-ed
to be in a position torean theoben-
efits of.. the situation,
"It was no one single thing that
.defeated the government; but it
was a gathering together of fact-
Qrs. Neither . leadership or policy
in themselves was responsible,"
Mr. Oliver went on, "To-night
we have to admit defeat on both
federal and provincial' level, But
the Liberal party grew from people
like you and I, and if it is to
gain in stature, it must once again
take into account the ordinary
man.
"It is my belief that the Liberal
party became - too' Conservative,
Mere is room for only one tory
government in Canada. The Liber-
al party is fundamentally one of
reform. People's needs are our con-
cern, and the people must heed me
paramount.
Ur, and Mrs, Arlie Atwood and
Mary,. Detroit, were recent visit-
ors- at the home of the former's
,claughteri 1Vir, and Mrs, Alvin
Wet and family,
Mrs, Rhoda Jordan, Vancouver,
BA arrived on Sunday to visit
her mother, Mrs, Thomas Betties,
who is a Patient in Alexandra
Marine and General Hospital,
Goderich, Mr. Earland mettles,
Toronto, is spending a week visit-
ing friends in this area. -ponaid. and Murray '14* enter-
ed calves at the Red and White
Show at New Hamburg on SOW"
day, September 14. The first and
second prize winners here go to
the provincial show at Rockten
and from there to the Royal Win-
ter Fair, Murray's Calf was placed second in Its class and Don's 7th.
SS 4 .04.4
The SS No, 4 Community 'Club
met at the home of Mrs, Harry
Oakes, with the vice-president
Mrs. J. Telbibutt in charge of, the
meeting. call was answered
by 13 members, showing their baby
photographs, Plans were made fer
a pleoie; which has been held on
the school grounds, with Mrs. W,
Lab and Mrs, J, Telchutt on the
sports committee, Lunch was serv-
ed by the hostess assisted by Mrs,
L., Tyndall and Mrs. J, Lobb, The.
previous meeting was held at the
BRUCEFIELD
Correspondent
1V1R,S, H. F. BERRY
Phone 1-11T 2-7512
Miss B. Stewart is visiting with
her, sister in Mexico.
avir.=-and ,Mrs. Elgin Thomsen are
vacationing in Vancouver and yic-
toria.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snelling
spent last week with, their daught-
er, Mrs. Charles Kovack, Cobourg.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott left
last week to spend a few weeks
with their daughter, Mrs. L. Rush-
call, Trenton,
Mr. and Mrs. James- Patterson,
London were visitors with his par-
ents, They were on. their way
home from a holiday in Halifax.
Guests with Mrs. Consitt and'
Mrs. Douglass, were Mrs. A. Mey-
ers, Muskegon, Mich.,Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Beck, Applgate; Mrs.
M. Hudson, Mrs. D. Hudson and
son Pontiac, Mich.
Mrs. William Dinnin and Wilma
motored on Sunday to visit Mr,
ancl1VIrs. R. Barr and family, Bdi'l-
in:gton; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Munn
and family, Kitchener and Miss
Ida Hbtham, Gait.
MOWS MEETING
A good attendance was seen
at the Woman's Missionary Soc-
iety Meeting on September 10,
when the theme, "The Joy of
Christian Friendship" was con-
ducted by Mrs. W. Fotheringharn
and Mrs. T. B. Baird.
Mrs. S, Davison took charge of
the business session. Roll call was
answered by giving a verse on,
"Service", Plans were made to
hold the Autumn Thankoffering
service on Tuesday evening, Oct-
ober 15, at 8 o'clock. Invitations
have been sent out to Egmondiville
and Wesley-Willis auxiliaries. Mrs.
J. A. McKim, Clinton, will be the
guest speaker.
Mrs., N. Walker gave a good
reading on Temperance, "War on
Evils affecting Character" and the
current events were given by Mrs.
E. Bowey.
For the missionary program,
Mrs. W. Scott introduced the new
study book on Japan, and was as-
sisted by Mrs. Barhelle Thomson.
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News of .Goderich Township
Concerts This Year
Residents of Goderich and sur-
rounding Huron County towns will•
have the of of hearing
three splendid concerts this winter.
Probably at no other public
gatherings do as many district
people .of all' ages come together
in such large numbers. Whole tam-
from grandma down to' the
younger members join together to
hear and see outstanding artists.
The Community Concert Assoc-
iation announces the following ser-
ies, October 2, Boyd Neel and the
Hart House Orchestra; November
11, The Carolers, a vocal trio; Ap-
ril 8, Ozan Marsh, pianist,
J. E. LONGSTAFF, Optometrist,
Of SEAFORTH and CLINTON •
Will be absent from his office Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, September 23, 24, and 2S,
While Attending a post graduate seminar in London, Ontario,
Concerned with developing 'visual efficiency in those children
who are poor scholars beeause of a detect in the process of
Vision 'but Who do not necessarily have defective eyesight.
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loaned to customers on request.
to train; rehabilitate and.house the Wind
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municipal grants will provide $51,900.
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