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POSITIVE ACTION!
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. MARKET STABILITY
L. ELSTON CARDIFF
Deficiency Payment Program . . 23 Farm Products Have Been Supported
FARM INCOME RAISED TO RECORD HIGH .
PC Action Brought Farm Cash Income To All-Time High Of $3 Billion In 1961
• PAYMENTS TO AGRICULTURE DOUBLED
1957-62 — $706 Million 1953-57 — $363 Million
• FARM CREDIT GREATLY EXPANDED
Over $3 Million Extended To More Than 300 Huron Farmers Since 1957.
Farm Loans PC's More In TWO YEARS ($130 Million) Than Liberals in 22 YEARS .
($120 Million)
Why vote for production quotas and controls?
Support the PC's aggressive, positive Farm
program of sales rather than surpluses
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Golden 'Wedding Day
For Stewart Couple
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DAYFIELP Mr, .and Mrs,
j. M, Stewart entertained at
dinner at the Dominion .Hotet
:Zuriqh, on Monday, May 21; a quiet pelehration. their
den wedding,
The. table was done tuliol ips
and spring .flowers with lighted
tapers. Mrs. Stewart wore a
_corsage of red roses., Guests
were:. Mr, and Mrs'. Radcliffe Weaver, Hamilton; Mr, and
Mrs, Percy 'Weston and ;Ir. and:
Mrs. William: R. Whet, DaYfield.
After dinner they returned
to their hoane on Louisa Street
to e'aidOY an evening of cards.
On 'the following .WednesdaY
afternoon, 'Mrs: Stewart..-donned
her wedding dress, and wore
• red rose corsage, a te enter-tain a few ladies of the: im-
hlecligte, neighbourhood a tea
in her gracious home,
The bride' and groom of 50
year$ were the recipients of
flowers, cards and gifts, Mrs.
Stewart treasures a geld
brooc.h and other jewellery and
Mr. Stewart A Scottish rite pin
and' gold cuff links, which they
received, They reside in the
home in :which they were mar-
Asked if he had recollections
of the weather on his wedding
day., 3. M. Stewart replied
ph'artically in the ...affirmative. It
had rained` every day for 30
days! And it poured rain that
morning all ;the way down from,
GOderich. He had one of Tom
Davis livery hansom cabs, and
the driver was out in the pour-
ing rain. (He omitted to men-
tion that he was about half
VOW to Bayfield when he
led that he hadn't the bouquet
for his bride-to-he, and So had
to go back to Goderich for it..)
He remembers vividly his an-
noyance with the cab driver,
when with. barely an hour to
catch the 4:20 p.m. Grand
Trunk Railway train at (lode-
rich, that driVer held the team
of horses and let the relatives.
and friends fill the cab with
rice confetti; and the close
shave he had to being left be-
hind, when, after putting his
bride on' the train, he went to
purchase tickets. He had to
run and jump aboard the mov-
ing train even though a kind-
hearted conductor had held it
for a few moments.
Mrs. Stewart smilled. She
wasn't nervous, for she knew
he'd make it.
But the sun had come out
for their wedding. Delspite
some near mishaps on that
day, the sunshine had proved
to be a good .omen for 'a happy
life together.
At the home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo.hn
Pollock on May 21, 1912 at one
o'clock, their second daughter,
Florence Ethel was united in
marriage with John Matthew
Stewart. son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Stewart, Stratford.
The ceremony was performed
by.. the Rev,. H.. J. Cuiaciell,,' rec-
tor of Trinity Church; under
the arch into the parlour, love-
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ly with apple blossoms.
Ai?ple"blossoms had been
gathered by the bride and .tine
te heavy rains these wFre dried
ah the kitchen,
John Polio* gave his 4440-ter 5.n. marriage,
The dainty inide. was beauti-ful in an Empire style -gown
of pale cream '.tpssar 'silk with
lace, The ,bodice which fastened'
up !the .baek, had lace outilning
ra V-neckline with :high. boned.
collar and lace „double sleeve
(kiniOna, style). 'The long
sheath skirt featured a leafed
overskirt of tils.'aar show- ing lace beneath and a narrow
satin cummerbund completed
the dreSs. She carried a bou,
(Net .of white roses and lily, of-the-valley.
They Were in/attended,
Mrs, T. Brownlee, Goderich„
sister of thee bride, played tra.
ditional wedding ninsac .
She took along substitute
wardrobe when she got an ink-
ling that some folk had tam-
pered with her suitcases.
Following the ceremony din-
nor was served iii the home.
Quests were; Rev, and Mns. H. J. Oandell, Rev, and Mrs. WR,
.Hinde, Mr, and Mrs. Jam-es Stewart, Miss lYfarde Stew-
art And Oscar Stewart, Strat-
ford, George Castle, Miss'
Maude Colette, Mr and Mrs,
George Dewar and Miss Eva Dewar, Mi s s Myrtle Stinson. and Miss Ada Galbraith.
For a honeymoon trip to
Niagara Falls', the bride- wore
a fawn suit with matching lilac-
flowered hat and accessories.
A report of the wedding from
the Qinton New Era,May 23,
1912 ready: "The ride was handsomely attired beyond de,
peripgon. ..and ahe Waa
wayS_ One of 33aYliOt.r0 most popular ,yopng ladies, we eon
Sider that Mr, Stewart was
Very careful in making 'a Selee-t40,!•, Tt also reported a pre-
aentation from Trinity -Chwoh
choir of which the bride had
been a volned member.
On their return from Niagara
Falls they took up residence
In CT40.erielt,
. Mrs. $tewart had been a. aremm4er with :Hc.td.gina Bro-
thers h Goderleh where she
helped make her own wedding
dress,
Her husband was a commer-
cial traveller for Kensington.
Furniture CoMpany,_ aisle- of
Goderich. He recalls renting a 2,storey brick house for $15 a
month,
Following a disastrous fire
*lien demolished the furniture
.ketory, they moved to Owen
sound where J. M. Stewart was
'a Prudential Life Insurance ag, ent, Later, they moved' 'to Strait,
ford where they resided until
1924, In that year 1 e joined
the staff of taw. Hamilton Tech-
nical Institute as a teacher in
cabinet making, He hard been
head of the department for seer-. en years before retiring in
1.952; They moved back to Bayfield.
.Stewart's father was, with
them. He died in 1.53, and
since that time Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart have gone south every
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart have
both been active in community
and church work.
He was one of the prime
movers in the Pioneer Park
Association and has served on
the board since its- inception,
He has been vice-president, and
president in past years. After
serving on- the Trustee Board
of the Police Village of Bay-
field ifor five years, he went
off in 1959. He is now assessor
for Bayrfield.
in Hamilton Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart were closely associated
Golden Wedding Marked
MR. AND MRS. JACK STEWART, Bayfield,
celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary quietly
with friends over a week ago, Monday, May 21. This
photo, taken beneath a deep purple lilac tree in
their front yard, was about the first wedding photo
they ever had taken. Mrs. Stewart, gowned. in the
Wedding dress .which she 'helped make 50 years ago,
recalls there were no photos taken then, nor did she
see any of those taken at the 25th anniversary of
their wedding. (News-Record Photo)
Blyth Farmer
Buys Holsteins
At Dispersal Sale
Edward Bell, a Holstein
breeder near Blyth, last week
made some important additions
to his herd with the purchase
of two dam-daughter coanbina-
tons at the Shore Holstein di.s-
persal. The four head' were pur-
chased for $4,050.
Most important in the group
Which Mr.. Bell purchased! was
the eight-year-old cow "Shore
Alggie Countess" at $2,050. This
cow was classified Very Good
for type, has an outstanding
pedigree •and has produced an
All,Canadian and an Honour
List producing daughter. Mr.
Bell also bought her yearling
daughter by Rosafe Citation R.
The others purchased were a
promising three-year-old cow
and her senior heifer calif by
Srnithcroft Snowball Rocket.
At the same sale Karl Deck-
er, Zurich, purchased five head
and Thomas Hern, Woodh•am,
purchased two heifer calves.
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