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A Personal Message from
Your Social Credit
Candidate . . . -1.C1'
residence,
S
ykld, Ontario
May 21, 1962
1. have now
been.
nominated as your Social. Credit Candidate,
others tailing
acceptance
due to the imminence of election (late.
My
acceptance then
, pet
in accotdance with my oft-repeated
statement "the to
ple of IlusOrt Biding deserve
Co have
something better to vote for than debt, more debt, taxation and
move ta•xation • -1.ay
facto
ggest now that I believe it our desire
to
pay off that debt (a
never heretofore mentioned by
political partie). And too, that we
lay
our ONVIA debts rather
than
leave them tor our children to pay tor us and ill ever
Social Credit is NOT Socialis, lt, is the teverse of Social-
lsro, of, debt, of taxation--other thala pay-asyougo. Social Credit
is logical, is not controversial and, therefore is not "politieg'.
it acciealS to open
is
to thirilc-ing pe091e, It is Individual. 'increasing amounts.
lt is Chi
is
It is gat eiileo.. --- 110t., the State. It embodies
correctives of. errors Toade Wt legiSlatiOri 10 previous governMents
who noW cannot 0i7 Vi.1.1. 110k, amend, correctives which will vevetse
thls headlong plunge
into
bankruptcy and destrction. In. simple
tact, last year 'Canadians earned (Grss National ?roduct) 21 Billion
Dollas and Government collected from them 12, Billion ollars,
while history silently declares NO N.K1710N B\IBB, SUBNI.VBD TO.ATION OF FIFTY 11SBCSN'T• Ylow can We gamble longer'?
Bxplanations, of. Our 13lattorrn will. be published in this nevs-
paper each week. Mberta's perfortnance since 1,05 Speaks tor
tMo percent for schols, hospitals, public buildings, etc, While
Ontario With 51. vev.oe•at
of
all anada'S national V6SOLISC,CS 11:10V.0 tscitto.
601).'oled. Ottt. debt froro a
hat
BILLION in 1946 to one and one.
11 we disregard our children, must, we
n° out
110V.1 0'1111( of our
own escape
be even,
itSelf, lt, ha,t paid. Oa its debt
of 1,61 mil
and has sorne
400 millions in a Be,Voling
F und
\v‘le,‘o ik, loaOS oti,k, to its peopie at
eighth. BILLION OW.
"Callakii.11S, iris
Time 'ion lcnew Written by our Leader
Bobert .-N, Thomvsort is
that,
in out comMittee rooros. at 50(
and eves ail the ansWers that, May occur to -you, Other literature
is
available free. 13vtiovtttoatel/ time does not peval‘l
of. '0)1 ,
personal c,a1l,
but, please
telephone our office and assistance \Oil
N. personal ietter is being vaa'tled each one of you before
,
Vtay 30, '?lease tetalo
this
letter 0 we will refer to lt and amptity
it, in uttive, messages, 'VW1., il0 tllo.
social
Credit "Novsvapov
Th Voctts" will be all the mail you receive !son\ us be,foe election
Leader 1-tobrt N, VoMpSon haS said, 'It is
that
`I'latiorM. Volicies".
day, Our Platforrn Polities will
be
wlatly advevtised,
Our: ,
the
peo0 will vole tov in SocAal Ovcalt,
and
0 (Volitical Inoralses'
a$ hOlic past", les, Social Credit,
is
wee,plog, Calladall Lel xl.s
'all atalTte, atld corAparel tier 0 ail ta1e a oo‘t it, Whe,re N,V6
have, been going\ Social Credit, Va$
the
ansWets„
Sincer ely,
Earl Doti.g1 s
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for
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also on Summer Follows.
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PHONE 11 YOUR PittOltiAIRE bEALER 'FOlt
EXETER, .HENSALL AND .biStkItt
BY ;MRS,. .wgkovp9p,
GRAND BEND. Rev, Roulston Was. .guest
speAker at the meeting of UCW
.evening t on Monday, Ma.r 14.
Mrs. „Darold. Skipper. was in charge of the „devotienal assist-
ed. by Mrs. ,Clarke Kennedy,
AlisSOS Jean ;Kennedy and
Margaret Skipper sang a duet and the latter gave reading,.
Mrs, Alan itemmingway con-
ducted the business. Mrs.. Em- erson :Desjardine presented
Mrs, Roger Farley with a hymn
book from the group. There were 26 present.
Weekend visitor"
Misses Penny ,and Patti and
John .Coulson of London,. with their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Rendle,
Mrs—Leslie Lypeh of London,
and Mrs, Frank Miller of Clin-
ton, with Mr. and Mrs, E.
Neovol,
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Becker and. family of Allenford, with
her parents, Alr, and Airs. Har-
old Wainer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cutting
and daughter of Acton, with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Cutting,
Mr, and Mrs. Russell Gill and
family of Brampton, with Mrs.
Lily Gill.
Mr. and Airs, E., Nicholas and
Mrs, Hyde and daughter of
Flint., Mich., and Mr, and Mrs.
Robert .Annon and Larry of
Pickering, with Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Pask,
Mrs. F. Paul, Mr, and Airs.
Pat McRae and Jimmie of
Sarnia, with Mr, and Airs,
Johnston Patterson and family.
Mr. and Mrs, Dale Pfile and.
family of Sarnia, with Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Pfile and Allan.
Air. and Mrs, Ray Patterson
and Winston spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gibson
Y serviees held at Atka
, n4 44W clandeboye Comme
Cro . y mother, Mrs, Emily Tonics, and Brinsley _Corithwed from page 16 mart
Tom. Otlitx visitors were Mr.
Sy MRS. KEN telcIC4LAR and Mrs. Gordon. Mains and AY GORDON MQ.R14T Elizabeth and Mr. And Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs, John
Mrs, Grace
Paliligi3OSfinKipirskotildn.Rosetnary
and
e Personal items.
c 1 aGiricrit_on , ‘,x,VI.,. ,,eat_ert,.a..inne..d...t..h., Caroline Lewis, daughter of Scott
Dsevbpbnite
tii%Ild weAel krsend G With were e.".ur.)s.'' l'.!';‘,.4,1"liv` 4,1,71),1",15, Air, and Mrs. Wilbert .Lewis, Mr. and Airs, C. J, Weitzman Karl Ivio'iveli„ KiMrlsri.en KIM.. 41111 Norman celebrated her fifth birthday. no of Niagara Fails, U.S.A.Victoria Day inviting relaoyea Hardy, Mrs. P. Pettigrew, Mrs. and friends r,i, II,. ,,,,.'-i , AirS. A. Campbell and (laugh. ter Miss Belle Cmpbell !of Dave Kestle, Airs, Arnold Blake, ---itt.:aOTM7s:, 'cirm '-iie7iiji".1)1'e k
Seaforth were recent visitors M"' Jim Pellalds°n ' Mrs' Ernie spent Dominion Day at their with Mr. Andrew McLachlan Lewis, Airs, Charlie Coughlin cottage .at, ,
An.Adth.tirrsinaGrasC:otStcootft, London,
ani\dirill.rsoolt„ea Neil, \Yith Aiis4soels7t l'BI'eatttlYlcb. Antos,
don Scott,
spent the holiday weekend wi th coi\nifrilsi,ed j jnito 4siCiti eng:\Evh:ortt:i jilne wilfaoasilowwb:inee nIgi wM
j Sunday
ao rn g e. r e
roast
1o:4a:dile- I dd n aat Muu:
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Gor. P spell on S414ICiay.
Air, and Mrs, G ersh am to St. Joseph's Hos pita l Th us, Amos farm, last Saturday night.
ley as hostesses a successlul
School and church socare of Toronto, were week• cl"y night f°'' tes t's" service at BrinSleY United en d v i s i tors wi t h his sister, Mr, George Simpson is ini- m i ss Ol i ve spesre, proving and hopes to be home Churchbe withdrawn
Sunday, May 27 will
Mr, and Alps. Dona ld Scott on Wednesday fruit St. Joseph's w8"1"):41wo owing. to °I-lLi ver.
Mr. and mrs. Ken carter, °v. 1, of Ciediton and
Miss Patricia Carter and Mr. ilRhe4v4Xe. pulpitsl C o
f
for i
lsa
r t date. and and Mrs. Clarence Carter were Mr, and Mrs. Harold Lee and euests on Saturday at theAdair- family and Mr. and Mrs, George
Lee wedding in the Erskine Lee and family attended dm (hilted Church, London, The wedding of Miss Joan Lee,
bride is a niece of Mrs. Ken daughter of Air. and Mrs,
Carter. Stanley Lee of London on Sat-Aboet 65 men turned out on ,„,4 „
Monday to assist Klem Mitorai
wh e n they cleared the debris' con"athsi%'sarlorlf and
de dray weather
from the fire which destroyed most larmers took advantage to their two-storey brick home on
May 9, Don Scott assisted with plant thew corn, Watsonas secured the bulldozer, It is ready for a position with T
atson
uckey 1.3ever the new foundation on the same •
ages of Exeter, site, The UCW field a successful
BRINSLEY tea and bazaar on Friday, Airs.
Kenneth Hick of Ailsa Craig as-
Mr. Bob Glenn is operating a sisted with the opening formali-
truck for Mr. Lorne Becker. ties.
L. P. Boulianne
CREDITON, ONT.
..keOttee .from
The value of goods imported Labour strikes in Canada in
into Canada in 1961 reached 1961 involved 98,000 workers,
the all-time record high of with a loss of 1,340,000 man-
15.795 million, an increase of days of employment, nearly 5.5 per cent over 1960. twice the time loss of 1960.
and family Lof Goderich, spent tinsPrital Wowing an operation CsTaig CC oo that date when th e week end a t th e h ome of Ai r , for appendicitis, last week.
And Mrs, John Wallace,
Mrs, Carter Kerslake of
Staffa, spent th e weekend wi th
her father, Mr. Andrew Aic-,
La chitin,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McGhee
and Connie were at their rot-
lege at Long Point for the
weekend.
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Walker were Mr, and Mrs, B., Currie, Linda
and Joanne of Dorchester, Mr.
and Airs. Alex Walker and.
Kimberly and Mr, Kenneth
Walker of Londo n, Miss
Margaret Boa of Chiselhurst,
and Air, and Mrs. Jack Cock-
well and daughter Neva of
D.a sh wood
Mr, and Airs. Bruce Balfour,
Jayne and Janis of Sault Ste.
Marie, are holidaying with Mrs.
Balfour's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Hamilton and other
relatives.
A successful auction sale of
the household effects of the
estate of the late Mrs. Martha
Houghton was held on Satur-
day, The property was not sold, and family of Trinton, Mr, and Mrs, James Miller, Mrs. Mary Gill is a patient Bruce and Betty Anne attended in South Huron Hospital, anniversary services at Munro Exeter', United Church on Sunday and Mr, Charles Riddoeh of visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thamesford, who visited Grand Scott.
!Bend for a number of years Mr, and Mrs, R. Laing and
with his cousins, Mr, and Mrs. family attended the Munro an-
J. Oliver, died suddenly at the niversary services on Sunday.
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Marian Ritchie Auxiliary Oliver, Thamesford, Friday. At the meeting of the Marian
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gill, Ritchie Evening Auxiliary held
Mrs. Lily Gill and Mrs. W. Gill at the home of Mrs. Gerald
visited on Sunday with Mrs. Carey, Mrs. Gordon Scott pre-
Keith Charlton and Garry of sided. She Was assisted in the London. worship by Mrs. Gordon Laing
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Love and and Mrs. Scott led in prayer.
family of Toronto, spent the Thirteen members answered the
weekend with his parents, Mr. roll call.
and Mrs. William Love. During the business period,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Love and nuilt orders were discussed.
family of Sarnia, spent the Mrs. Carter Kerslake for her
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. topic, read two articles from Colin Love and Jerry. the Record, closing with a Mr, and Mrs. William poem, "Reflection."
Schleich of Stratford, visited Mrs. Lloyd Miller and Mrs.
over the holiday with Mr. and John Templeman favored with Mrs. George Campbell, a duet. A portion of the study
Mr. and Mrs. John Stocker book was reviewed by Mrs.
visited on Monday with friends Robert Laing and Mrs. Lloyd in Listowel,
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SPECIAL
NOTICE
For the balance of the month of
May we must make room for our '62
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Our Loss is Your Gain
SHOP EARLY WHILE WE STILL
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Buy the Best
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'62 Models Arriving
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- Hardwaro
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