HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-05-17, Page 12Age isn't going to slow ]Aston Under the farm stainhiation
Cardiff down • this election. if act, he said, the PC's spent
his performance at the PC nom- more money in lour years than
the Liberals had done in 22.
He emphasized the financial
help given to Huron farmers
through the farm credit corpo-
ration. "Over million dollars
has been 'dared to Huron fartn4
ors in those last few years", he
stated.
"Mils talk about the gov't
doing nothing is completely ri-
diculous,"
lie noted that the Liberals had
two wars to holster the econo-
my, and even at that starved
the municipalities and the prov-
inces. "They say Ihat the coun-
try is in debt," said Mr. Car-
cliff, "Well, if we had hack the
money given to the provinces
during the time we have been
in office, we could wipe out that
debt".
Goderich support
Cardiff was nominated by two
prominent Goderich supportors
— Lawyer James Donnelly and
Deputy-Rceve Mrs. May
Mooney., Said Donnelly: "The
Conservative gov't under John
Diefenbaker has spent more
money in Goderich in the past
few years than the Liberals did
in the previous 22.'' He termed
Cardiff "A fighting and winning
candidate".
C. S. Maelvla ughton. Huron
MPP, who introduced flees,
denied suggestions that there
as a rift between the provin.
Cardiff praised the guest cial and the federal (.7onserva-
sneaker. Trade and Commerce tires.
Minister George Hoes "This "I want to say." he told the
man has done more for the pen- supporters. "Mat we are all
pie of Canada as far as trade Tories today. There may be
and commerce is concerned times when ire have quarrels
'than C. D. Howe ever did." and differences of opinion but
He lauded Agriculture Minis• they are family quarrels. We
ter Hamilton, "the hest farm stand shoulder to shoulder with
minister we've had in 30 years". Elston Cardiff in Huron and
illation. Wednesday, Alay 9, is
any indication. Culminating one
of his best off-the cuff platform
performances, the 7:1-year-old
MP raised a clenched right hand
and brought forth a cheer from
his supporters with this warn-
angi
"If anybody thinks there
isn't any fight left in these old
, hones, they'll find nut different-
- ly before it's over".
He was confident about the
outcome of the June tg elec.
firm,
haven't a fear of losing in
this riding. I never worry
about votes, If you look after
Your constituents properly, you
don't need to worry."
"John Die;enbakor nitl he
head of the gav't after June
1V, he said with conviction.
"There just isn't anybody to
take his place."
Cardiff misplaced his notes be-
fore coming to the platform but
it didn't bother him, He remin-
isced about the first campaign
22 years ago when he won the
election with little support from
the national party,
"I'm lust as common a man
as the first time I was elected,"
he said, emphasizing his belief
that no MP should consider
himself better than his consti•
talents.
P raises gov't a ction
arse '1 The Times.Mvocen, Mr: 1962
CARDIFF SAYS: "THERE'S LOTS OF FIGHT LEFT IN THESE OLD 130NES,"
PC nomination
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with every federal candidate
from one end of this country to
the other".
Hess in wrong dep't
In the best political tradition, cif and Ali's. Herb Warrdell
'Trade and Commerce Minister cif Slratillo!% 31r', and Mrs.
Hoes lauded Elston Cardiff's Stewart Mcirlinsh and family
contribution in the House of
Commons in the hie-Ia.:in terms.
Unfortunate-13% the minister had
forgotten that Air. Cardiff had
been transferred from parlia-
mentary assistant to the min•
inter of agriculture to the same
position with the minister of
health, and welfare. His num-
erous references to Alr. Car-
diff's work in the agriculture
dep't caused some embarass-
nte.nt.
Chairman was John Durnin,
West Wawanosh Two., who was
re-elected president of the
Huron PC Association, at the
meeting.
Other 1.962 officers are: Hon-
orary presidents, Mr.- Cardiff
and Mr. MacNaughton: past
president, George Ginn, Clin-
ton: vice-presidents, Mrs. Don-
nelly and Mrs, Mooney; Doug-
las Freeman, Clinton; Harvey
Coleman, Stanley: Roy Cousins,
Brussels; Elgin McKinley, Zur-
ich; Earl Mills, McKillop; treas.
urer„lohn Morrissey, Crediton;
serertary. Mrs, Frank Thomp-
son, Clinton; directors, Charles
Roney, Dublin: Harry Bolger,
Walton: Thomas Webster, Luck-
now; Verne Pineembe, Exeter;
Valentine Becker. Dashwood:
Glen Webb, Dashwood,
lion. George Hoes, minister
of trade and commerce in the
Dierenbaker gov't, in a cam-
paign speech following Elston
Cardiff's nomination, attacked
the Liberals' free trade policy.
Mr. Hees charged that al-
though the expression, "free
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y MRS- W.g1,1.,WOOD GILL
t;RAND BEND
1" am Da,v service at Grand
I United Church vvas
attended Re‘ ltottlst on
vondliCteti the .combined ser-
vice, assisted by Alr Don Hen-
drick. Miss Barbara Bloy.
et 1,, and Alr. Emerson Gill.
There w as a ladies choir, and wh o" "ore tilts ct r iff"
Thomas and daughter Debor-
rah, Airs Douglas Gill, anti
daughter ()naive.
There was also a baptismal
service. lour infants received
the rites of baptism: Stephen
Corey Borland, son of Mr. and
Airs. Robert Borland: Robert
James Green, son of Mr, and
Mrs. David Green: lloward
Patrick Green, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Green. Daryl
Andrew Gill, son of Alr. and
Airs. Keith Gill.
Unit sends bale
The alit' afternoon unit met
on Wednesday, May 9 taith
twenty ladies present. Mrs.
Douglas Gilt was in charge of
the worship period, her theme
being "Our Church In Our
Community."
Airs. Al. MacGregor reported
on the hale sent In Toronto.
Mrs. Wm. Love read an inter-
esting letter from the irwins,
Airs. Charles Reeves look the
study period, taking, as her
subject -The Pioneer Days in
Albert a ."
Lunch WAS served by Mrs,
Vern Ridley, Mrs, George Lat-
in, Mrs. Emery Deslardinc.
Personal items
Air. and Airs. Fred ,.Schroder
and daughter Katherine Eliza•
firth spent the weekend with
Mrs. Schroder's grandparents,
Air. and Airs. Lloyd Baker.
m r , and im rs E arl w v ib eriz
have moved to their new home
in Green Acres.
Mr, Wellwood Gill is a pa-
tient in' St, ,loseph's Hospital,
London,
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