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They votefor1's ft on Sept. 4
To the Editor;
. We don't want tO. waste our. Vete 011
September 4, We don't want to throw away
ur only 'once in five year' chance to have
°lie effect, however minor, on the
decisi011t and programs that will determine
the iluality, of families lifestyle. s
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We don't Want to throw away our vote on a
party f4II''of. al.11eeth, rhetoric, or •empty
promises, ora diSinal past record, or leaders
who boast 4bout who has the most humble
beginnings, leaders . who champion this or
that popular cause as the polls indicate they
should,
• We vvant,to vote fora party and•candidates'
that we think will Work lathe best interests
of all working Canadians, and for Canada as
oms wen o
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• whole. A party with consistent, intelligent,
•and humane solutions to 'the problems, Abe
• very seiius. problems we face as a society. A
part with a proven record of Spearheading
•social programs like medicare and old age
pensions, and Unemployment insurance,
and Canada pension programs that we have
come to consider essential to any humane
•and civilized °government.
Sove won't be throwing our vote away =-
September 4, We won't waste our chance, to
•work towards a decent lifestyle for ordinary• -
Canadians. Thats Why we'll be voting for the •
•.-New Democratic Party of Canada. •
Mrs. Wynn Allen and iteC daitgliter
Carrie; JoAnne ° and Betty 'Ann Murray of
Ifolyrood, • Joan and. Barbara Maize and
Murray of 1..UcknoW attended a
brldal-,Shower,of the Anderson relatives at
Sf.t. Thomas ' on •Sunday afternoon,
Congratulations to Stephen Allen. of the
1-tolifrocid General Store ;Who Suecessfully`
completed the cearilaii
gendy Care at -FanshaVve College: He is.
...'presently•with.the Owen Sound Ambulance.
:-:•Deortment, • ; • . . :
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Arthur '..}taldenby'accomPanied: Mr aict „
Mrs Clare Sparling of Walkerton to Toronto
on Sunday to attend a .garden party at the
hom of hii'dinghter, Marjorie Bennett,' in
honour of. her. son Howard's., birthday.
Congratulations to Mr. . and Mrs. Bill
MeDenala., (Ruth. Crsingtori) whose wedding
reception Was on Saturday night at LucknaW,
Mr.. and M. Torn McDonald 'retund
home from a motor trip to Hurley where they
attended the 'Guest ,family reiinion.. They
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also ,Went to WiSeOnsin'Where they .Visited '
relatiVes and to Calgark,.where 'they spent a
nice while with Mr. and .Mrs., Glen :Kant::
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mann (Elma. Mae) and their • daughter
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Kimberley. Rae. and then with Mr. and Mrs.
" Sincerely,
Bill and Kathy Desmond
R. '5 Kincardine
anwulaneeci.ew
Sandy... Kelly at Banff, before returning
home.
Ken, !vita:tonal& 'returned home from
mg am hospital where he was a patient
for a few daYs.
Mrs, Frank Maulden, Edna and May
Boyle visited on Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Wilmer .Robb and Mrs Charlie .Hodgins at
Wrnghm
• Mr. andMrsi;Bill Burt spent the weekend>
in 'Toronto with their' •there.
Mrs Matretti-Hoftina of here went with
Mr. and Mrs! Ezra' Stanley and Arthur on
Fridav to visit their brother; ,Leonard Stanley
at Mason, Michigan. • •
Mrs: ;James Hpdgins atiii%•her daughter
Tammy are enjoying a' motoring holiday 40
the east coast
▪ Sympathy is extelided-fo,Mrs: Ann Stam •
and family in OiesuddenpaSsing of.thelite
VVilliam Stain at thetarMheimeon highway 9
on :Saturday. , The remains ,reated at ° !the
MacKenzie and McCreadt Funeral' Home in •
ltipleY° keit! Monday until Wednesday When:
•the funeral service was held at the Kinlough
Pentecostal Church: • • • • .
• Visitors with Mr and Mrs LTom•MeDoii-
ald were her father, Joseph Guest of
Walkerton, Mrs. Fred,Bloornfield of Paisley,
Mr. and-blrs: Bert Thompson. of Culioss.
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