HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-03-26, Page 16Pagt 8 -- Winghatrt Advance -Times, Thursday, March 26, 1964
ENJOY TEA—A good crowd turned out for
the Daffodil Tea sponsored by the Cancer
Society at the town hall last Saturday af-
ternoon.. Seen here are Mrs. Elgin Johns-
ton, Miss Mary Hehn and Mrs. Robert
Johnston at one of the tea tables.
By MARVIN HOWE, M.P.
Report from Parliament Hill
Monday, March 16th, was
budget night in Canada. I
sometimes wonder whether the
average individual in Canada
places as much emphasis on
this annual event as we in Ot-
tawa. However, as your repre-
sentative, I feel it is of the ut-
most importance to every man,
woman and child in Canada,
The Minister of Finance has
learned a lesson at last and
that is to depend on the experi-
enced officials in his Depart-
ment to assist him in prepara-
tion of this nationally impor-
tant document, rather than de-
pend on the advice of young,
inexperienced specialists from
the business world, as was the
case last year.
We were all happy to learn
that there was to be no increase
in taxation, although many had
hoped that the troublesome tax
on building materials and pro-
duction machinery would have
DONNYBROOK
DONNYBROOK --Mrs. Sam
Thompson, Mrs. William Hardy
and Mrs. Hilliard Jefferson at-.
tended the meeting of Huron
Presbyterial United Church Wo-
men, which was held Wednes-
day in James Street United
Church, Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs, John Noble,
Stephen, Roger, Sherry and
Eddie of Parkhill, visited Sat-
urday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart Chamney and km-
ily.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs, Wesley Jefferson on the
bir of a son March 23, a
brr,ther for Debbie, Brian, Ger-
ald and Doreen.
DRAW WINNERS
Winners of the draw at
Warren House last week were
Miss Barbara Hetherington,
Beatle wig; Miss Janis Hayes
and Teen -Town, promotion
records. The draw was made
by Miss Mary Lou Jamieson.
been removed.
The provision of family al-
lowances for children 16 and 1'7
who remain in school will.be
welcome assistance to the fam-
ily budget.
The other item of great in-
terest which I would like to
mention is the contentious Can-
ada Pension Plan. In the first
place, how it can be called a
Canada Pension Plan when one
of the largest Provinces indicat-
ed that it could not participate
from the very first, is a mys-
tery to me. Secondly, there
will be no additional benefits
for those at present receiving
Old Age Security. Farmers,
small business -men, unem-
ployed people may participate
but will pay the entire premi-
um themselves, which I feel
in time will become much larg-
er than the proposed 2%.
Finally, I sometimes wonder
whether we as legislators have
the right to saddle our children
and our children's children with
taxes for social welfare which
they may be well night unable
to carry at a time when they
are establishing businesses,
homes and raising families.
I am in favour of some kind
of contributory pension plan
and will discuss this further on
my radio programme over
CKNX, Sunday, March 29th,
at 6.10 P.M.
MRS. R. E. ARMITAGE poured tea last Saturday afternoon
when the local branch of the Cancer Society held its
annual tea.—Advance-Times photo.
or
Goodness Sake
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WROXETER--Mrs, Harry Ad-
ams and Mrs, Fred Taylor were
in charge of the March meet-
ing of the Willing Workers unit
which was held Tutsday of last
week, Mrs, Adan, gave the
call to worship and eleven
members answered the roll call..
Hymns used were "Ride on!
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sively. Mrs. Adams led in
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the Easter story and gave the
commentary.
Mrs, George Gibson was ap-
pointed delegate to Presbyterial.
at Exeter on March 18.
Mrs, Taylor gave the study
book chapter on Evangelism in
a very interesting manner.
Mrs. Rae Louttit and Miss
Gertrude Bush will have charge
of the April meeting.
A pot -luck supper was en-
joyed and the remainder of the
afternoon was spent in quilting.
WROXETER
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Robinson
of Calgary have been visiting
several days with Mr. and Mrs.
David Robinson.
Mrs. Alonzo Sparling was
released from hospital on Sat-
urday and is with her daughter,
Miss Hazel Sparling.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Walker were Mr,
and Mrs. Lee Miller of Ayr.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Green-
wood and family of Listowel
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Lyle Hart.
We are sorry to hear Mrs.
Fred Kerr is a patient in Wing -
ham and District Hospital, hav-
ing undergone surgery.
Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr. John Hupfer were Mrs.
Angus Carmichael, Mr,and Mrs.
Jas. Robertson, Jimmy and Scott
of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Ayl-
tner Hart and Cheryl of Brussels,
Mr, and Mrs, Chas, McCut-
cheon spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Scarffe of Har-
riston,
Miss Elva llupfer, Wingham,
and Mrs, Richard Griffith visit-
ed Friday with Mr. and Mrs,
Vernon Hupfer,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas McCut-
cheon have sold their farm to
Mr, Ross Nicholson, Jamestown,
and are having a clearing auc-
tion sale on April 6,
Ivor. and Mrs. Jas, Doig vis-
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day,
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