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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1962-05-25, Page 101(1 Th Time4-Achepeale, May 2L 1942 WOMAN MP AT RALLY HERE—Miss Judy La Marsh. Niagara Falls, one of five women to serve in the last parliament. was guest speaker at the. Liberal rally here Thursday night. She's seen at left with Mrs. Hilton Laing, candidate Ernie Fisher and Mrs. Eric Campbell. A crowd of rinse to 300 attended despite the sweltering heat. - —Gunn photo Liberal woman MP Says 'trial of shambles' following iefenbaker 'file,, elllt,10,1111f.t1M111,11111,11.filtlIWIIIIII101111111111111111)11(14111111111111111111111111.111111IIIII11MI111IIII,' .1 FROZEN FEATURESi Morton's Chicken, Turkey or Bee POT PIES 4 Fu599' Zere Pak Cauliflower, Wax Beans or Brocofli . 4 99c 25 Extra Stamps With One4,13, Package of Tablerite Rindless SIDE BACON :.:,77.:;',.1'..-_.. "'•.:V . : . 0ashwood ,delegate conferen ce officials vile; 0001 The Diefenbaker gov't "has left a trail of shambles which everyone can see," charged Miss Judy La Marsh, Niagara Falls MP in the last parliament, at a Liberal rally here Thurs- day night. "Mr. Diefen.baker is not con- cerned with good government hut with politics," the woman lawyer told a sweltering crowd of close to no in the high school auditorium. ''He has spent five years in office politicking, lie is concerned only with his own future." Electing Diefenbaker has cost Canada a drop from third to fifth as a trading nation, six straight deficit budgets, and the highest unemployment the country has every faced, she maintained. Last month, there were am,- non unemployed in Canada, a situation which affected every. one regardless of their job. "You can't sell to those who haven't a wage." she said, "The gov't can't tax those wh o haven't a wage." "What will happen to the chil- dren who finish school,", she asked. ''What will they do with their education when there are no jobs waiting?" Miss La Marsh criticized the devaluation of the dollar, claiming that it would increase the cost of living. A year ago, Finance Minister Fleming said it would be a gamble to reduce the dollar, lie bought and sold dollars until the International Monetary Fund became greatly concerned. The speculation is, she said, that the Conservatives could no longer hold the line and had to peg the dollar to try to hold it from dropping further. She criticized the Coyne al- fair as "disgraceful" and charged that the gov't "has fed our enemies and fought with our friends." Britain needs understanding over her com- mon market interests and the Diefenbaker attitude has been nothing but "negative and hysterical." Ernie Fisher, Huron's Liberal candidate, cited some of the effects of the dollar devalua- tion. Farm machinery is up nine percent, coal up $1.00 per ton; oranges up five cents per dozen. He said the PC's made so many promises that couldn't be fulfilled that Fleming had to peg the dollar as a last resort. Chairman Garnet Hicks, L'sborne, extended a "Warm" welcome to the crowd. Partici- pating in the meeting were Mrs. Beecher Menzies, Clinton, and two Goderich lawyers, Kenneth Hunter and Daniel Murphy. "This is Miss Bell, ter evert on precious stones." By .ms, kRYIN RARER DASHWOOD Rev. M. .1, James and Don- ald [raiser. the lay .delegate for the Evangelical Church, will be attending the 98th .ses- stun at Pelham •Centre Church, Ridgeville, Ontario, May 23 to. 27. Rev. James is the ,confer. cure St.RtiskiciAn and will be giving a statistieal report of the E.1,,!..B. churches in Ontario, The Dashwood. and ('rediton E.O.B. churches joined togeth- er for an evening service re- coldly to view a coloured film called "One Love — Conflicting Faiths". The film vividly shows the problems confronted by mixed marriages. Sunday, May 27, the Dash. wood E,U.B, ,Chttrch will oh- serve their Children's Day service, The morning' worship. service and the Sunday School, will be combined and will he- gin at. 10.30 a.m. Miss J. Glavin Stephen native Miss Josephine Glavin, 80, formerly tif Mt. Carmel, died at St. Joseph's Hospital, London, Sunday, May 20. She lived most of her life in Stephen Township. near Mt. Carmel. Surviving are one sister, Mrs. Mary Regan, Mt, Carmel, and one brother, Thomas Cilavin, Mt. Carmel; also several nieces and nephews. The body rested at the T, Harry Hoffman Funeral Home until Tuesday, May 22, when Requiem High Mass was held at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Fattier J. Kelly offici- ated. Interment was made in the adjoining cemetery. Personal Miss Sharon Rader spent last week at London with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Howe, Holiday visitors Mr. and .Mrs. Ervin Latta and family, and. Mr. and Mrs. How- ard Weiberg and son, of Wat- erloo, with Mr. Fred Weiberg. Rev, and Mrs. C. B. Carr and family, of St. Jacob's, and Miss Thelma Weber, of London, with Mrs. Dan Weber. Mr. and Mra, Lloyd Howe and Miss :Ruthanne Rader, of Lon- don, with Air. and. Mrs.. Ervin Rader and family. Mrs, Lucinda Masa a c with relatives in Detroit. She will also attend her granddaughter's wedding, Miss Gail Spears, in Detroit this Saturday, Mr, and Airs, Mike Burke, of Brampton, with MT. Milt Haugh, Miss Maxine Stewart, of :Lon- With only one or two misses, Ottawa's Noon. Gun in Major's Hill Park has been fired daily since 1869. don. n rth Mrs. Cora fiaiser and Jack, Air. and Mrs. :Ken AlcCrae, at Aleaftirc“ with Ins father and visited with Ins mother, who is a patient in the hospital there. Air. and Mrs. Norman Evans, of Richmond Bill, with Alr and Mrs Mervyn Tiernan and Mr, Henry Hoffman, who has re turned home from South Huron Hospital. Exeter, Miss Bonnie AteCrae with friends at 'Centralia, Mr, and Mrs. Dave Raird. of with Mrs, Matilda Pierer. L. H. 'Rader, "it', and Mrs. Lloyd Rader, Glen and Darlene, MT. and. Mrs. Ivan. Taylor and family, of 'Waterloo, Air. and Airs, Leonard Prang and rdward. of 7nrirh. and Mit.s Mardyr Drstardine with Mr and Airs, 'Elmer Rader and fancily . Air, and Mrs. Beg, Hodgson. of Waterloo. Mr. and Airs, Hugh Love. of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs.. Urban Mr. and Mrs, William 'laugh. with Alr, and Mrs , Ray ValtDorsSelner- Mrs. J':flie Kleinsliver, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne .Kleinstiver and and Mr. and Mrs, .11.vorge Pitman. and family, all of DaSh- wood, and. Mr, and Mrs, jack Curtmrrm of .Willowdale, witT). Mi. , null :qrs. Albert Rader. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Millet' and family at Niagara Falls with Mr. and Mrs, Carl Atte- mang and .family. Mr. Ervin 'Greh. of Preston, and Mrs, Robert Andersen, of Chilliwack, B.C., with Air. and Airs. Lorne :Becker and family'. Alr. and Mrs. Toni 'OUSSO and family, of Guelph, and Air. and Mrs. Howard 11.1'ord and family, of Brampton, with Air. and Mrs, Hillon Ford. 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