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MATT EDGAR — YOUR LIBERAL CANDIDATE
NOW is the time to. give Huron a voice
in a Majority Liberal . 'Government.
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External..
Endorsts.
pomade needs the Stale-West
kind of government wi't'h the
strongest icind of position," the
Hon. Paul Martin, Winistetr of
External Affairs for Canada,
told; over 300 Persons at
Libeval-sponsorea inamm.oth
coffee party Harballritite Inn
in Qaderiell last Friday after-
noon.
"It lie important that we have
a government that is endowed
With the autheritY of dleaharg-
big its TetponstibilltY in the
most effectiVe Way," the Min-
ister continued.' "The easential
thing in this election is to
make sure we have a majoeity
government."
The dyearrec Mr. Martin, ap-
pearing on behalf of Huron's
Liberal candidate Malt Edgar,
further urged the assembly to
give this riding a voice tin a
majority Liberal government.
"It is important that men
like Malt Edgar, With his beck-
ground, be put to work in par-
liament," he said. "Regardless
of politics, see to it that Mr.
Edgar is elected,
Strong Argument
The Minister backed up his
plea for a Liberal majority
with a strong argument for
the voters' consideration. He
HOLMESV1LLE
NEWS.
Mr, and Mrs. William Nor-
Man and Shirley visited on
Sunday With Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Norman of Parkhill.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mee Win, Harris on the arrival
of a baby boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Fare
gehar have moved to their new
home at Maple Street, Clinton.
Mrs. Harry Cuchnore left
Saturday for Regina, Sask,, to
attend the RCMP pass o&t cer-
emonies on October 27th of.
their son Paul. On the Tuesday
evening, she will attend the
dinner given for graduates end
their parents. Constable Cud-
more will leave on Thursday
for his posting with the RCMP
detachment at Vancouver, B.C,
We are glad to report that
Mrs. Prank McCullough has re•
turned from the Kitchener-
Waterloo hospital where she
has been a patient for several
weeks.
The Gederich Tewnship Fed-
eration of Agriculture met in
the Holmetville hall on Thurs-
day evening, Jack Merrill pre-
sided for the business meeting.
ft was decided to pineha,se a
wreath foe the Iternerribrance
Day Service at Clinton on Nov-
ember 11th. Final plans were
Made for the annual banquet
which 'is, to be held on Wednes-
day, November 3, at Holmes,
vile United Church. The guest
speaker for the evening will
be Rey Jewell of CPPL, Lon-
don. Tickett are available from
your local directors. Goderich
Township hue three entries' in
the, elartnetead linprovement
Centennial contest:
There Was a good attendance
at 1-tolmesville United Church
On Friday for the feurth annual
enliven-Lion of West Region be
Huron Preebyteriat Mrs. kat-
Old Phillips of Blyth, president
Of West Region, was in Charge
Of the metering and afternoon
seesient. The guest speeker,
Mist Fey rr 8erttoh. of Japan
was introduced by the Presby-
terial President, Mrs. G, Bee.
croft, Miss Struiten told of the
great advances welter' of Japan
have Made in the last feW
years,
Personals
Mrs. Stan Vander WaI had
the raislioirtilhe to Step ter
rusty stall and it at present
tinder the tioctor'S care,
Little Mies, Laurie Maris is
Spertdint a tew dayS With her
cousin Pastriela,
said the Canadian voter was
inclined to forget that "ours is
the British system of resom-
sible government" se unlike! tile
American system Where the
President and 'the House of
1ePreSentatiVes are completely.
divorced from each other.
"Government strength a n
Canada depends largely on the•
Positicel lt has ni Parliament .
Itself," Martin instated "Unless
it hae sufficient eUrnber, it
cannot carter out Its progranf:"
He said the Liberal bid for
a majority government was pp
diffeeent from the Censervative
Platform in 1963, He pointed
out the recent Liberal minority
goveremeat, after two and one
half difficult years, is echoing
the Conservative plea of that
Year.
"We need a majority."
Mr, Martin told the gather-
ing that public opinion polls
indicated 48 percent of the
Canadian voters would support
the Liberal party on November
EL He went on to list the ach-
ievements realized ender the
recent Liberal reign.
"This election is taking place
against a background of unus-
ual prosperity' in this country.
Over 5,000,000 more men and
women are at work in Comae
today, Often the problem Is;
not to .get jobs for INOPle but
trained people for Sobs,
1 P.M not saying t.4, is 411„,,
tirely• due to the government.
Surely we are capable of. hav,'
ing an objective disettssion and
petting. it In its tree 'perePeee
Nye, Bat One will have to ad-'
it our incentive Arogram has
done something • to stimulate
the financial greWth of lea!
ceentry;"
Vereten Relations •
"We are not living the won la
of Per fathers," the cabinet'
minister went on, "No country
in the world can escape What
is going .lee in the most remote
part. This is ,a contracted
world.
"Make no mistake abcrit it,
am relations with the United
States are very impertaet to
our well- being eriel world
Peace"
• Announcing the CA pada
United States auto trade treaty,
which he predicted would bring
about an additional $2e6;ocob 000
in annual production, Mr. Mar-
tin continued, "It will provide
for Canada a greater share in
the North American market- I
can see a trernenamis industrial
deVeleineent all ever South-
western Ontexio I acntkt if
have 'ever participated in eny-
tninz that means as much to
'Canada as a whole,
".It was possible because we
had established the most cola
dial relations betWeen the tWP
P0411tries," he concluded.
For The Young
Mr, Martin *eased the need
for the goveanMeat "to he alive
to the .problenie of the young
People,"
"Fifty percent of the Present
Cenedian electorate i$. made of
people 35 years of age and me,
der," he said.
Painting to Mait
Martin added, "You have in
your candidate here a man of
lemming, a school teacher,
someone who realizes the im-
poetance of the younger gen-,
elation in the World today,"
For Huron?
Speaking 0131Y briefly to the
meeting, Edgar voiced concern
about the rapid migration of
young people away from Huron
County.
"You as parents, and I, as a
teadher and a parent, have en-
couraged sons and daughters to
stay. in the claSsroom and pre-
pare foe opportunities," Edgar
said.
"But where are the oppor-
tunities 'in Huron? We have
invested in education to develop
potential but have we received
the proper rate of interest for
such air investment?
"Does not the fact that many
move elsewhere prove that we
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