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WHY IS SOCIAL CREDIT SWEEPING CANADA?
Social Credit has the answers. This week our
leader "Bob" Thompson is explaining the -two
price system (sornetimes called Parity Pool) to
farmers i'n Western Canada, Basically, it by-
passes the "firionciers" the 'world bookkeep-
ers" or '»rnoney jugglers" arid maintains par-
ity between stay, a bushel of Canadian wheat
against a Sheffield knife arid fork.
WHY CAN WE SAVE 40%
ON PUBLIC BUILDINGS?
Schools, hospitals etc. (menioned in last week's
adv.)
The municipal Bank We propose to do this
(see Alberta's Act re• loaning funds at 2%)
is already found in Federal legislation of 1938
but quietly shelved in 1940.
WHY?
Would you like to think you paid $4,000 for
each $2400 car you .purchosed since 1938?
A few copieg trf itanadlans It's Time You knew"
are still (available' at 50c, and does supply
all the orlsWers,
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VOTE SOCIAL CREDIT
Earl Douglas in Hbron
BRUCEFIELD
tiorrespondent,
k Mrs, 1. F, Aerry,
Kr, and Mrs. Charles Kovacs,
,Pgrt Colborne, spent the week-
end with the lady'parents, Mr.
and s, Charles
Mr, and Mrs. George Grif-
fith arid family, Stratford, vis--
ited with relatives in the vill-
age On Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Ken Falconer.
Blyth, -visited on Sunday with,
.Mr. and Mrs, C. Snelling.,
Mr. and Mrs, L. Eyre, Mrs.
Douglas and MnS, Harvey, visit
-
attended anniversary services
ed ia Hensall on Sunday and
the Presbyterian, Churbh,
Brucefielcl and community
extend their sympathy to the
floridly of the late 1Wx., Drew
Swam
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Unit (pne UW
Unit One of the Brucefield
United Church Women held
their May meeting at. the home
of Mrs. Elgin Thoinson.on Men -
day evening with an, attendance
•of- 27. M. D. -"nreibner and
Mr. Edgar Allan were in
onarge of devotions. Mrs. r -
vin was ;appointed treaS-
tirer of the unt— ,
..Mrs, J. Henderson- gave the
secretary's report. ns H. Ber-
ry conducted the business. • Roll
eallwas answered by pretent,
parcel for the tench and
take bootWat the ruansnage"'Stind
bake sale planned or Clinton
town hall on June 2 Anyone
wishing to -contribute articles
should leave,. at either of the
village stores, or with Mns.
Berry, •
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CDC! Juvenile Times
At Local Field Meet
CDCI—There is no juvenile
boys competition at the HSSA
meet. Following are times made
by juvenile winners at the
CDCI meet two weeks ago. 100
yards, Craig Collies., 13 sec.;
high. :jump, Gary Poxon, 4'4";
broad jump, John Cox, 13'71/2";
hop, step, jump', 29'3"; shot-put,
Alan ,Lowe, 28'7"; discus, Alan
42'7"..
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5ydney TerentP
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jed triend$ 4n the village •On•
gra,.•.7.`di!Vii. Galbraith had: a
succegsful •attetien sale of
hOusehold furniture on Sattlr-
daY afternoon last.
and Mrs, .Gordon.Cole-
man and -family, Walkerton,
pent Sunday • at the :boa* of
Mn .and Ning, Ralph .$tephen,
Sen.
At baptism service ••lis. the
United °Innen o Sunday, Bon-
nie! !lane, daughter of Mr, end
WS. Willie.DPWSOn .and Fre-
da Mary, daughter of Mr, and
WS. Frank Hill were the two
ehlIrliren baptized, The Rev:
T. J. Pitt wasin, charge.
Messenger:a •-
•Vatna, United • Church. Mes-
sengers met -May 20 • in the
church basement, Mx. Hill
raid the story and led tn dis-
Otlssien. WS. Charles Reid led
the worship service aSsistedy
Lynn -Taylor and David must-
ard Peggy McAsli led in a
recreation .neriod.
New Minister
The quarterly official board
of the United Church met in
the Goshen United Church on
Tuesday evening , last, •and ex-
tended an invitation to the
Rev. Murdoch Morrison, Aylm-
er to be the minister on the
Varna -Goshen charge, He ac-
cepted the invitation subject to
the decision of the settlement
committee of the London Con-
verence. It is expecte that lYfr.
Morrison will take charge on
july 1. He succeeds the Rev,
T. J. Pitt, who is retiring to
Newfoundland
The Hi -C group of the United
Church held a 'softball game
and wiener roast in Hayfield
last Thursday evening. ,
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Results Listed
For Field Meet
(Continued from page 2 )
Rutherford, 10 sec. (HSSA
12.9).
JUNIOR GIRLS
(14 and under)
Four records set, 3 by Clin-
ton, one by Goderich.
60 yard, Einily Collins, C;
M. O'Brien, G; J. Callan, W;
B. 13eek, C; S. Henderson, S;
H. McNee, G. Time 8.3 sec.
(new event).
100 yards, J. Callan, W; M.
O'Brien, G; E. C; C.
Dobson. S; S. Sale, G. Time
13.3 sec. (new event). •
440 yard relay, • Goderich
Clinton, Wingham. Time 1 min.,
2 sec. (HSSA 1.01:0).
Standing broad jump, Bev-
erly Beck, C; D. Peck, C; S.
DeBruyn, W; T. Hurst, G; C.
Stoddard, G; S. Henderson, S.
Distance 711" (HSSA 7'4%";
MCI B. Beck 7'81/2").
Running broad jump, B.
Beck, C; S. DeBruyn, W; E.
C; C. Stoddard, G; C.
Dobson, 5; A. Bosveld, G. Dis-
tance 14'2" (HSSA 13'31/2";
CDCI B. Beck 13"91/2").
High jump, B. Beck, C; T.
Hurst, G; C. Edgar, , W; A.
Bosveld, G; B. Bylstme, C; 5.
DeBruyn, W. Height 4'6"
(HSSA 4'; CDCI B. Beck 4'3")
Softball throw, M. Dowd, G;
B. Ross, S; C. Stoddart, G; D.
Machan, W; D. Verhoef, C; R.
Doig, S. Distance 14410"
(HSSA, 135'2"; CDOI D. Ver-
hoef 130').
Shot-put, C. Stoddart, G; M,
Dovv1/411s. G; L. Brown, C; L.
MacDonald, S; K. Harkness,
W; L. Sherwood, C. Distance
27'8" (new. event).
CHAMPION, Beverley Beck,
Clinton, 34 points,; runner-up,
C. Stoddart, Goderich, 22
points.
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C!intonand MO10 -Obituaries!
Andrew R,. Foote.
Funeral ',service was ebnductr
ed on Tuesday, May 29 m the
Beattie funeral home. 55 Rat-
teralamy Street East,' Clinton,
for Andrew Reid Foote, who
passed away in Clinton Public
HeSpital on $atnrday evening,
May 26.
Service wfts by the Rev, Gr --
ant L. • Mills :of- 'Ontario Street
United, Oligroh at1d. interment
was in Baird's Cemetery,. Stan,
ley l'oltvn$hip, •
•pati 1')earers, were Watson
Webster, Melvin Webster, Geo-
rge- Wilsott, -George ,AnderSen,
Dean Aldwhiltle and • Aldie
Mastarel. Flower -beams, were
Wilfred Qhnter, Grant 'Webster
and James Johnston,•
Rom on September 23, 1878,
in Stanley Township, M. Foote
Married Annie Elgie ork Janu-
ary 16, 1930. Ten" years ago
they • move th- Clinton. Mr,
Foote had been in failing health
for the past six yeanS,
Surviving are one daughter,
Olive, on staff at ' Clinton- Pub-
Solieol and one •sister, Arm
M. Foote, .London.
David Digman
HENSALL, — David Dignan,
Hensall, passed away suddenly
at Clinton Public Hospital en
Tuesday morning, May 22 in
his '77th year. •
The late Mr. Dignan farmed
in Hay Township before retir-
ing to Hensall in 1949, Mrs.
Dignan predeceased him in
September, 1961.
Surviving'are three Sons,
Harold and Earl, RR 2, Hen-
sall; Harvey, Dorchester; one
sister, Mrs. William Forrest,
Hensall.
Private funeral service was
held from the Bonthron funeral
chapel on 'Thursday, May 24,
at 2 p.m. by the Rev, C:
Whi-
law.
Burial in Exeter cemetery.
Arthur Jennings
( Signal -S tar)
No inquest will be held into
the fatal shooting of Arthur
Edward Jennings, 56, which oc-
curred early Tuesday morning,
May 22 at big 'home in Col-
borne Township.
Mr, Jennings' was discovered
by •his wife, Dorothea. lying. on
his bead with a gun -shot wound
near his left temple 'when she
returned from delivering a
message to a neighbour at her
ihusbands request. The Jen-
nings' dog, also shot, was on
the bed beside his master, The
wounded man expired . two
hours later at Alexandra Mar-
ine land General Respite', Gude-
rich.
Mr. Jennings had lived in
Colborne Township for the past
26 years, having resided' pre-
viously in Port Lambton, Car-
mine, Staforth and Toronto.
For the past few years he had
held the position, of Chief In-
spector for Ontario with the
SPCA. Prior to that he had
served with the Royal Cana-
dian Mounted Police and, later.
with the Goderich Police, some
25 years ago.
Known 'for his intelligence
and courteous manner, "Art"
Jennings was well reg•arded by
his friends and working ;associ-
ates. He is 'survived by his
wife, the former Dorothea Al-
len; his father, Mr. Archibald
C. Jennings, Toronto, and a
brother Charles D., Ottawa.
He was a member of the
RCMP Veterans Association
and was a Petty Officer Patrol-
rnan with the Royal Canadian
Navy. The body rested at the
Lodge funeral home until 10
o'clock Thursday morning when
requiem high mass was observ-
ed at St. Peter's Roman Cath-
olic Church, Goderich Rev. Fr.
Raymond Moynahan conducted
the masts with later interment
in Colborne Roman Catholic
cemetery.
Edward' Funk
NENsAu.,-,Fungral service
was conducted WedileiSdaY, May
23, in tile Bonthron funeral
ChOnel, ,,,Hensall, by the Rev,
Cgrrie Winlaw, for Eard
M.11c, R,13.. 3, Hensall, who pass-
ed •aWaY Suddenly in St:
seph's .11dspital, Lenclon, on
Stmday, May 20,
Pall - bearers were Lloyd
Mouescau, George Beer, Glenn
Deitz, Glen Koehler, Harold
Beal and Stewart Bell. Inter-
ment was in Hensall Union
Cemetery.
Mr. Funk was a well knoWn
and highly respected fanner in
Hay Township. He had been
adImitted to hospital a week be-
fore with a heart condition, but
had !improved, and had expect-
ed to be home soon.
Surviving are his wife Mary
Jacob, ason Fred and a dangh-
t,es. Ann iVfarie, both at home;
one daughter, Mrs. Donald
(Millie) Page, 13rarnybon; his
mother, Mrs. Ferdinand Funk,
Minnesota; three brothers, Wal
ter, Huntsville; Martin, Bramp-
ton; Russell, Regina; two sis-
ters, Mrs. Russell (Stella) Boy-
elti, Minnesota; Mrs. Harold
(Annie) Holmes, Spears, Sask.
Rev, Frank Herman
Rev. 'Fres* Herman,- 83, re-
tired' Anglican elergyrnan who
served in Ontario churches for
nearly 40 years, died. in Toron-
to on Saturday.
Born in England, Mr. Her-
man came to Canada as an in-
fant and received his early
education in Clinton, He gradu-
ated from Trinity College, To-
ronto, -in 1914 and following
his ordination • served, , in the
Caledon East, Craighthist, Bol-
ton and Markham parishes un-
til his retirement ten years ago,
He was predeceased by his
wife, the former Della Oliver.
Survivingare two daughters,
MrS. A. McDonald, Torontolind
°eta • Herrman, Vancouver; one
son, Lloyd, Plandome, Long Is-
land; three sisters, Mrs, 'Reta
Tomlin, Harriston; Mrs. Theo
Fremlin and Mrs. Caryl W.
Draper, Clinton and one bro-
ther Thonias, Clinton.
Service from St. Thomas
Church, .Toronto on Tuesday
-morning, and then to Ball and
-1Vtutch funeral home, Clinton,
and interment in Clinton Ceme-
tery,
Robert J. Paterson
Residents of Hensall and
community learned with regret
of the passing of Robert J.
Paterson, highly esteemed resi-
dent of the village, in St. Jo-
seph's Hospital, London, an
Sunday, May 27 in his 73rd
year. •
A native of Hay Township
and resident of Hensall for 44
years hewas beloved by every-
one and was one of the finest.
He was a former businessman
here.
A member of Hensall United
Church, he was a member of
the AP and AM Huron Lodge
No. 224, Hensall, and secretary -
treasurer of the Hensall Union
cemetery board.
Surviving are his wife. the
former Edna Horton and one
son, Raye, Hensel
•Public funeral service, large-
ly attended, was held Tuesday
from the Bonthron funeral
chapel by the Rev. Currie Win -
law who paid !fitting tribute to
the life of the deceased. Inter
merit was in Exeter cemetery.
Pall -bearers were Orville
Twitchell, Blighton Ferg, Tom
Lavender, Laird Mickle, Robert
3. Dryisdale. Robert Cook. The
floral tributes were many and
beautiful.
DOLLAR CLINTON
DAYS at
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TOMATO JUICE -48 oz. 5 for $1
KOUNTY KIST or SUN BLEST
PEAS -15 oz. 8 for $1
WALKER'S
SALINES 4 lbs. $1
BLUE PACIFIC
TUNA FISH--Solid-7 4 for $1
AYLMER
FRUIT COCKTAIL --1 5 oz. ...„. 4 for $1
AYLMER
BEANS with PORK -20 oz. 6 for $1
PARAMOUNT s
SOCKEYE SALMON -1/2 2 for $1
PILLSBURY
CAKE MIXES 4 for $1
CATELLI
MAC & CHEESE Dinner -7 oz. 8 for Si'
AYLMER
VEG. or TOM. SOUP -10 oz. 8 for $1
AYLMER
PEACHES -20 oz. . 4 for $1
MARGARINE—I 16. „ 4 for $1
SEAOLIPPE
POTATOES -2 ot. 6 for $1
Ready:roat Smoked Hams
Shank Portion .. 51e lb. I Butt Portion .s.. 53c lb,
Shank Haif „ 55c lb. I Butt Haif ,-., , 63c Ib.
PORK TiMbERLOIN .. ,,, ,,,.., 99c ib.
African NAVEL ORANGES ., 2 dot. 89c
N�4. 1 ONTARIO
HOT HOUSE TOMATOES ,. 29c pint box
FROZEN LEMONADE .. 8.-6 oz. tins $1
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