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Robert Carroll District Farmer
The .oldest male resident of ; Centralia; Eli, Bothwell; Jack.
Woodham, .Robert Carroll, died f oe Clui vaek, B.C.; one sister, l
a.Itel a short illness at his home. (Eva1 Mrs. Hands, Sarnia ;
On Saturday, March in Itis four grandchildren.
The funeral was held on Mon -
85th year. day eoncluetecd by Mr. Marvin
Mr. Carroll had farmed most Streieh from the L. A. Ball fu -
of his. life until retiring 13 years ! nerat chapel. St. Alarys,with
Ago when be moved; to Wood- = interment in Kirlaton L nton cent -
ham. He was a member of etery.
Woodham United church. Pallbearers were Randall
Besides his wife the former; Marriott, Vernon Hosea, John
Lorena Stewart, he is survived McElrea, Harry Carroll. Clifford
by one son. Earl of Exeter and'. Ings and Howard Nolan. Flower,
two daughters (Mary) Mrs. Roy bearers were Ernest Vodden, -
Hawkins, Seience Hill, and . Vie Qhatten, John Tomlinson,
(Ethel) Mrs. Herman Atkinson, George Atkinson and Arnold
Centralia; three brothers, Hugh,i Earl.
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PREPARE "EXETER" BEEF TREAT FOR KINSMEN—Mrs. Graham Mason and Mrs,
Eugene Beaver, of Exeter Legion Ladies Auxiliary, check the condition of the special
"'Exeter" beef which was served :AS a feature of the menu provided for over 100
visiting Kinsmen to the zone conference here Sunday. The meeting was held in the
Legion hall and officials said it was one of the best organized in the history of the
zone. —T -A Photo
Says Tory Works Plan
Won't Aid Unemployment
Although the Tory government of the projects cannot be start- Cochrane, the Huron candidate,
isn't entirely responsible for the ed until the fall at least. Only Mr, Cochrane charged that the
present high levelof unemploy- $50 .million of the ;100 million type of one-man government led
went, its policies have aggravat- which the PC's plan to spend will by Mr. Diefenbaker could load to
ed the situation, James Sinclair go towards projects which were disaster. One man can't run a
charged at a Liberal rally in Sea- not already started by the Liber- government as efficiently as a
forth. Saturday night. al government. party government can, he told
Mr, Sinclair, former minister i The Liberals, he said, wel- the meeting.
of fisheries and now the Liberal corned the United Kingdom pro- Others who spoke included A.
financial critic, said the unent- posal requesting gradual. elimi- Y. McLean, Seaforth; Senator
ployment question was the main nation of tariff restrictions be- William. Golding; James Taylor,
issue in the election. ;.cause it would, put 50 million president of the Young .Liberals,
He stated the public works pro- .more people on the Canadian and Hugh. Hawkins, president of
gams slated by the Progressive market and permit the U.K. to the riding association, who was
Conservative party will not alle- earn more Canadian dollars. chairman.
viate the problem because many Speaking on education, Air.
Sinclair outlined his party's
promise to provide an annual.
fund of $25 million for scholar-
ships for deserving students.
"In .Canada we are losing our
greatest asset in that many boys
and girls, particularly in outly-
ing communities,' no matter
how bright they may be, don't
have the opportunity to go to uni-
versity because they can't afford
it,
He warned that this country
must keep pace' with Russia in j
the development of its resources .
particularly resources of the'
mind — if. peace is to .be main- j
tallied in the world.
Mr. Sinclair addressed nearly
. 200 people who attended the rally
lin the arena on behalf of W. G.
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Every thoughtful young married ratan takes pride in caring
for his family . , . anticipating their needs ... guarding them
from personal danger. BUT THIS IS NOT ENOUGH ..
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should death wipe out his earning power.
When looking to your family's future, seIecir the insurance
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The Story In
1Grand Bend
By MRS. E. KEOWN
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Riddoch
and family of Sarnia spent. Sun-
day with Nfr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Johnson and daughters.
Mr, Jas. Dalton Jr. and. Mr.
Robt. Baron of St. Jerome's
High School in Kitchener spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Dalton.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Devine
spent the weekend with friends
in Port Huron.
Mrs, Ruth Watson of Ailsa
Craig is spending this week with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sweiter.
Miss Mary Yeo is visiting in
Detroit with her brother, Mr.
Geo. Yeo and Mrs. Yeo, for a
few weeks.
Mrs. E. Wattam visited with
'relatives in St. Catharines last
week, while Rev. Wattam at-
tended. a ministerial meeting in
Hagersville.
Mrs, Mary Ravelle is spend-
ing a week with relatives in
Windsor and Detroit.
Miss Pauline Mason of Lon-
don spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Mansell
Mason.
Little Ginger. and Debbie Love
of Harpley are spending a few
days with their grandparents,;
Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Love.
Mrs. E. Keown was appointed
secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Eagleson
, of Detroit spent the weekend
with Mrs, Eagleson's mother,
Mrs, Lulu McGregor, and Miss
Carol McGregor,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wanner and
Mr. Delbert mason of London
snent the weekend with Mr, and.
Mrs. Thos. ]laird.
The Women's Tnstiti,te are
planning a bus trip to -Kitchener.
on Tuesday, March 25, where
they Plan on visiting different
factories.
Mrs. Max Turnbull's group of
Ile, n
WO ne 5 Institute nsf lute are nlarn
Hina a euchre party in the town
hall' on Saturday evening, Match
1.5.
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