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IF WE WIN PEACE EVERYTHING ELSE
Return the .LIBERAL PARTY for peace.
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for Pearson--the Man of Peace,
the Man of Action!
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Cooky 'Union Holds
`Quarterly Megting
The Ifmron county riarnmeti
Union held their quarterly !Pouting
in Olintori on 'March 10th the
.0014 rooms, 'of the argricial*,
tural rooms This meeting was
Well attended and Was In charge
'of Mr. gtob Taylor, the president.
The Meetinfr was opened by
singing PO Oanada", acorn-
roamed .hy Mrs. Cerdo.ni Hill, The
minutes of the previous meeting
were adopted as' react -.as was the
filianoial report,
The "lady director, Mrs, Alfred
lslesbitt,, gave a short report on
executive meetings that had been
held and info reed the meeting that
it Wes 'a, Pleasure to be able to tell
the members that Mr, Albert Cor-
meek, the past president, had been
appointed" a .rnernher of the .Agri-
cnitural Advisory Board Committee
to the government. It was felt that
ire Would certainly 'do his beat hi
the interest Of farmers and agrieul.,
ture in general. c
Bob Taylor gaVe • a report on
various Union, activities both in .
Huron and other . parts of the
province. He also stated that on
March 4th Gordon Hill and Albert
Cormack had met with the pro-
vincial • parliament agricultural
committee and presented their
brief_
Simon Hallahan„ delegate to the
Ontarie. flog Produeers' convention
recently held in Toronto -was pre-'
sent and gave a report of the 'meet-
ings that were held as did Bob
Armstrong who also was, a delegate,
They both, urged that we at least
give the, present marketing scheme
a trial: 'A .lengthy discussion fol-
lowed,, =
Carl 6Ovier •thanked Mr. Hal-
laha.n for -coming to the meeting
and giving his impressions of the
convention. -
The guest speaker of the evening
was.T. W. Nikon of Nixon Labora-
to-ries, Orangeville, who ' gave a
very informative address on "Ani-
mal Diseases ' and Prevention",
after which he answered many
questions from the' floor:- Carl
Dalton moved a vote of thanks to
Mr. Nixon'for his very worthwhile
topic and said' that much had been
learned from his information, Mr.
Nixon suggested that anyone inter-
ested in them icarious diseases write
for the; free pamphlets that arc
available.
It was moylcd . by l Edgar Raith-
well, seconded -F red Rdse that
the next meel;rigl bq held en Jene
5th and star0134iimpai at 8,36
mt.
—Mr, and Mrs, Len Huff and
family, of Brantford, visited with
her parents, Mr. .411.0 Mrs. •110Y Mundy -Over the weelt=•14nd,
Mrs. Webb WHIM and Mr, and
Mrs. Jim Fitch visited on Sun,.
(IV at the home of Mr, and. Mrs.
Lloyd Montgomery,
Opening.
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-Mt, and Mrs. 1`.1tirintril iltlilM I.
Kam and Doirgles r .aspent the
weekaend with the letter's fii,St.01'
Mrs, H, Holman,. Mr, 1-1014-11i1/1 toiA
ffuntly, of London,
d A. Riches and baby,
of 'Vancouver, p.o., Spent the past
week with her parents, ReV, and
Mrs, F. Johnson. Mr, and Mrs,
1.3.iches have moved to Toroiike
and. Mr, •Riehes spent the week-.end
at the same borne;
---MI'. 13•044 • I31:111tor and. friend.,
of Elinvele visited with Mrs, Dick,.
son. and. -Zora over 'the week-end.
-Mrs. Chas, Roberts: is visiting
this week i n Toronto with her son,
Richard, Mrs. Roberts anal fame
--Mr..anci Mrs. Win. Connell An,
baby and Mo. .Connell .Sre spe4
the week-end with the ietter'S
daughter, Mrs. I', Irwin,, Pr, •X.rw.tn,
and family •Of Alilatena
—Mr, and Mre. Harry POSlIff
,and Joan, Of .trathrey, Spent the
.week-end with his 4-nether, .Mrs..
W.
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convention
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ated Beverages, which was held at
the Sheraton Mt, Royal Hotel,
Mr. and Mrs, Pete Jillson and.
Mr, and Mrs. Hugh JoneS, of Sar-
nia, visited on Sunday- with the
. • latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
'Earl Hamilton and, family,
• —Mr. and Mrs. Stafford 13ateson,
spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Carl McKay, McKay and
family, of Stratford.
whose sure; skilled hand is needed
now to guide Canada out of this
period of 'difficulty and doubt.
He is the man of peace, the man
of action who in times of
emergency comes through
with positive, Workable
solutions., •
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-Mrs, j, H. • Sloan spent the
week-end in Brantford with her
son, Mr. and Mrs. Ross TholOP-
see.
• -Mr. Bob Oswald, member of the
Bank of Commerce staff, returned
home on Monday after a vacation
in Florida. -
—Miss Arleen 'Underwood, . of
Hamilton, spent the week-end with.
her'mother, Mrs. G. N. Underwood,
Mr. and Mrs, Roy ,Bennett,
Joan and Ruth visited on Sunday
with his parents, Mr.: and Mrs,
Carl Bennett and 'her brother, Mr.
and Mrs. John Haines and family,
of London. . .
--Miss Corric Verhoef spent a
few days last week at .her home
in Clinton,
Miss Pat - ErneSt visited with
her parents, -Mr, and Mrs, P, Ernest
at Walkerton for ,several days last
week.
—Mr'. and Mrs. Hugh Sinnamon
and Hugh and Dawn visited -on
Sunday with Mr. and UrS. John
Sinnamon of Wroxeter.
. - Mr. John Stephens is spending
a few days this week at Simeoe.
--Miss Margaret Mitchell, Reg.
. N., of WestreinsteeIlospital, Lon-
don, Spent the week-end with Mr. , ..
'and Mrs. Gibson Rintoul and. fam- . . .
ily, John Street IDNEYACIDS —Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ohm
leech-end withfriends in town. Rob your Rest.. and son, of London, spent the R •
Mani.people newer seem to get a good
night's rest. They turn and toss—blame it
on 'nerves'—when it may be their kidneys.
Healthy ;kidneys filter poisons and excess
acids from the blood. If they fail and
impurities stay in the system—disturbed
rest often follows. If you don't sest well
get and use Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's
help the kidneys so ,that you •can rest ,
better—and feel bettor. 136
Dodd's Kidney Pills
and Mr's, Ford Murray and
family, of Brampton spent the
Week-end with Mrs. S. A. Murray
and other relatives in town, •
and Mrs. Andy Beill and
family of - Petrolia, spent the week-
end with their parents, Mrs. M.
,Bell. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Edgar.
—Mr. and Mrs, Currie Barchill,
of London, spent the week-end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Burchill.
Elizabeth Droumboris Of
London, Mr. and Mrs. Allan'' Hick
and daughter, Wendy of Brace-
bridge, were week-end guests of
Mr. and -Mrs. H. Wild. Mrs. Hick
and Wendy will remain for a two
.wcelt visit.
—John. Wild has taken part in
the Fergus, 'Orangeville and
Guelph, carnivals and will be skat-
ing is the Aylmer, Georgetown and
New Hamburg carnivals,
Mill SCHOOL
"...'NOT TO THE POLITICIAN OR TO "THE SECRETARY OF STATE
AS SUCH, 13UT .frO THE MAN LESTER :PEARSON BECAUSE OF HIS
PERSONAL QUALITIES, HIS POWERFUL INITIATIVE., 'STRENGTH
• AND PERSEVERANCE, pISPLAYED. IN ATTEMPTING' TO PREVENT
OR LIMIT WAR OPERATIONS' AND TO RESTORE PEACE."
From the Nobel Peace Prize citation speech, Oslo, December 10,1057.
Not.° he is proving it again. Lester B. :Pearson is ready with
a practical, all-out program to briiig back employment and
traderestore confidence and faith—meet Canada's .
present emergency with the Pearson Plan for immediate action.
VOTE' LIBERAL for constructive leadership NOW
with LESTER `B.
EARSO
helpful eyes
at mml BANK
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We get many 'letters from customers, expressing their
appreciatipn for SOme. Particularly helpful advice or
iervice they've had from. Torobto-Dominion, people.
Some tell us of advice that has helped to further their
careers Or improve their business prospects. Others have
been able to realize their plans because of financial ,
assistance from The Bank. Still others have been asNisted
in everything from filling out 'deposit slips Co dealing
With foreign exchange.
We greatly appreciate hearing about things like thiu—
because'we at; the,Toronto.Doininien have alWayo made
a special point of offering helpful, friendly service to all
out customers, new and old, in every way we can.
TORONTO-DOMINION MIK
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Friday night, March 7, was a
pleasing climax to the Wingbarn
Safety Council campaign. The
carnpaign was started by an inter-
esting "safety quiz” between some
Wingham District . High School
students and a greup of local Kins-
men and Kinettes on CKNX Al-
manac Television program, The
high school representatives, Tom
Brydges, Bev Stewart, Doreen
Burden • and Beverley McDonald,
secured a notable draw with the
:Kinsmen. A written test was taken
by ail 'the high school students for
a possible 45 marks, A two hund-
red Word essay with a safety first
theme constituted 55 marks for a
possible total of 100.
The awards were donated by
businessmen of Wingbarri and the
surrounding district. Ron Parker
won the senior award, Wrist watch;
Pred Stevenson won second prize,
'a, record player; Elizabeth Bur ,
ten, a pen and pow!' set; and
five-dollar bills were presented to
Don 3e,rdip and Boy SteWart,
Whighairi Pablie Scheel pupils
were presented with awards at the
same program.
—13y Ronald Parker X1111
t•.• GRAHAM. Manatift
Gotrie Branch
B. RUNSTEDTLER, Manager
WingholP tronch