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It M oriel Sewers
Barbara: ' Carter, The
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In one body'' ." Assisting
rev. McDonald in the
Communion Were Madelon
Sewers and Danny Lear.
Serving bread--r_ere Mrs,.
Margaret Taylor, "Mrs r .
Margaret Whyte, Garnet
right and Nick Whyte.
• Serving were Lorne Bunking,
Jack Lee, Lloyd Pipe and
Harry Snell.
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4•H L.ondesboro 1
The second meeting of the
Londesboro iK ' 4-13 club was
held.. at the ;home of Mary
Buffinga on September 15 at
7:30. Pledge. and roll call
were taken. The name
"cereal chefs" was decided
on and everyone had a taste
01 Vita B cereal which was
very good.
The leaders read page 12
"from the members pamphlet.
and they were discussed. The
kernel of wheat was also
• discussed. Then Dagwoods
were made. The next meeting
was at Hattie Snell's on
September 22.
The meeting was opened
with the pledge and roll call.
The club decided to do cereal
snakes for the exhibit at
achievement day on
November 27. Cereals in
many forms were discussed.
Cherry Brans were made
which were very good with
ice cream and tea.
The next meeting was held
at Mary Buffinga's.
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The nick.name for this club
was chosen as "Name, Rank,
and Cereal Do's". Roll call
was answered and business
discussed. Mrs. Datema read
the article start with grain.
Some questions were
discussed on grain while
Madelyn Sewers showed a
cross section of grain.
Golda Sewers and Barb
Glousher made Dagwoods
and onion rice which was
enjoyed.
At he next meeting, held on
September 27, the group
discussed achievement day
and the skit. Judy Mason,
Golda Sewers and Barbara
Glousher were elected to
write the skit.
Mrs. 'Datema read a
catalogue of cereals and the
girls filled in question sheets.
Brenda Millar and Joyce
Sewers made cherry bran
squares, which the girls en-
joyed.
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and dance c
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Mrs. La
spent the wekend of Sep-
tember ° saber eco, Mr.
and Mrs. Perc McBride,
Carlow.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lund
of Richmond`and Mrs. Harry
Buckner of Markham spent a
couple of days last Week -with
Mrs. Gordon, Robinson.
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Margaret Taylor were Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Dodds of
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harris,
Sault Ste Marie visited on
Tuesday_ with her aunt, Mrs.
LaurarSaundercock end were
dinner guests of -Mi. and Mrs.
Cliff Saunderco
Misses Ann and Julia
VanBaaren are spending a
three ' week vacation in
Holldnd and will return on
October 19.
Mrs. • Edwin Wood spent
Friday, October 1 with her
daughter Mrs. Bill Andrews
when Professor Andrews
hosted a group of. Ecology
teachers who held a study
weekend at their property in
Belgrave.
Mr. and Mrs.. Orval Newby
visited on Sunday with their
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Manery and family in
Willowdale.
Weekend visitors with Mr.
Emerson Hesk were his
grandchildren Mr. and Mrs,
Lane Robinson, Hamilton;
Don Robinson, Kingston and
friend Nina Beyag, Brock-
ville
rockville and Debbie Daces,
Toronto.
The Berean Unit of the
UCW will be held on October
12 at 2 p.m. with the theme
"Cuba".
Roll call will be bring a
sample of your hobby and tell
something news worthy on
Cuba.
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rd rGordon Robinson, on
Sunday evening.
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at the Com-
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Personals
WI members attending the
25th Huron County rally on.
Monday October 4, were Mrs.
Bert Shobbrook, Mrs. Ted
Fothergill and Mrs. Jessie
Jones.
The village was saddened
on Friday morning to learn of
the passing of Mrs. Ena
Rowan in her 72nd year
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The cultural convenors,
Mrs, Erie Anderson and, Mrs.
Don Buchananwilt have
charge o WI meetings on
Wednesday, October 1J at 8
;xn» when grandmothers and
cheerio club will be guests.
Each member is- tet bring a
guest grandmother. There
will be a demonstration on
crafts. Roll call will be a craft
I would like to learn and a
penny sale will be held.
Mr. and Mrs. Colin
Paterson, London spent the
weekend with her parents and
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Ena Howatt on Sunday.
Miss Edythe Beacom and
Mrs. Laura Lion visited on
Friday September 24 with
Mrs. Nettie Dunford at New
Hamburg who had celebrated
her 100th birthday on Sep-
tember 11. They also called in
on their sister, Mr. and Mrs.
George Neil, Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thom-
pson spent Saturday with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Hamilton, Moorefield.
Billy and Lori Armstrong of
Stratford spent the weekend
with their grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Jack ,Armstrong.
MI. and Mrs. Dave
McLeod, Mitchell visited on
Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Olive Penfound and. Elgin.
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TFiE ANTI-INFLATION PR
After one year, the anti-inflation program is
doing what it set out to do.
The most important achievement has been
the drop in the inflation rate. A year ago,
consumer prices were rising at a rate of 10.6°x.
By August 1976, that rate of increase had
dropped to 6.2%. This fall some unavoidable
increases in energy costs and municipal taxes
will affect the rate of inflation. In spite of this, the
first year' target of an inflation rate of no more
than 8% will be met.
Increases in all forms of income -wages,
salaries, fees, profits, dividends -'are also being
successfully restrained. On,the average; prices
have gone up less than wages this, year This
means that most Canadians can cpe a bit
better, we have more buying power than we had
before the program began.
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The goal of the second year of the anti-
inflation program is to bring inflation down even
further, to no more than 6% This can be achieved
only if increases in everything slow down together
In our kind of market economy, prices have
to be able to move up and down to some extent
But the anti-inflation program does put an
effective restraint on prices•by controlling profit
margins.' In the second year, the price and profit
controls are being changed to make the rules
simpler and to apply restraint more fairly among
different companies They also include important
incentives to encourage the investments the
country needs to make the economy grow and
create new jobs for Canadians New investment
credits will make allowances for company profits
re -invested to boostproduction and productivity
in the area of Wages and salaries, the
second year Guidelines limit increases to 6% as
a protection against price increases. with 2%
more added as ci shore of national productivity
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This Guideline is designed to protect and
improve the real income of working Canadians,
while bringing down the rate of inflation.
All governments are restraining their
expenditures. The federal government is limiting
growth in its own spending to keep it in line with
the overall growth of the Canadian economy
This means that every day hard choices must be
made to limit new programs and trial old ones.
These choices are painful. But they._ have to be
made if the government is to restrain its costs
and avoid contributing to inflation.
Nobody likes controls. Not the people .
whose private decisions are affected by them.
And not the governments that have to enforce
them. But controls were and are needed, to
bring inflation down and to assure a growing
economy. The program will be terminated by the
end' of 1978. Until it is ended, the government is
committed to making sure the controls work hard
to bring about a continuing reduction in the rate
of inflation.
Inflation has to be cut down to protect our
personal buying power, our savings and
pensions, and jobs for Canadians If last year's
spiral of rising prices and incomes had
continued. Canadian -made products would
soon be unable to compete in .world markets.
Imports could easily undercut goods produced
and sold here at home It's especially important
for us to keep,.our prices and costs competitive
with the United States; and on both counts the
U S is still doing better than we are. Finally,
inflation also hurts investment And when
investment goes down, unemployment goes up.
After a year of 'controls, inflation has come
down. Progress has been made, in protecting
Canadian jobs and improving Canada's well-
being. The success of the anti-inflation program
so far has depended -a great deal on the co-
operation of many Canadians With continued
co-operation. we can all look forward to sharing
a more prosperous and growing economy
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230, AYFiELDRD4CLINTOft'
—rhad trey wife return a.. pp
of�itcufars to the depart
Melt whore 1 beaditt
them because I disceVered
that thy had dope vim✓
The store refused to refund
my money to her. and 1 need:
help.
The store informed us that
they let you test several pairs
of binoculars at your leisure
and after making several
visits to the store you even-
tually purchased a pair. tarter
testing them again.)
When your wife brought
- them back to the store. the
clerk tried them out and
couldn't find anything wrong
with them, and when your wife
was asked to comment, she
apparently could -not, or would
not. Anyway you've got your
refund now, but the mystery
still remains, as far as the
store is concerned,
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Credit Union
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Convenient office hours
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Iva deceived word fila
OHI
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medical bill because they
claim that 1 was not covered
at the time. As 1 am the only
wage earner in our house it
puts me in a very. serious
situation, so if you are able to
help me 111 be very grateful.
We have learned from OHUP
that you did not go directly
from one job to another,
causing a premium not to be
paid. hence the reason your
medical bill was not honoured.
We found the (top people to
be very understanding.
however. and when , we
acquainted them with your
position in full, they agreed to
process your medical claim,
just as soon as you send them
on your deiinquent_ayment.
PrycleT.
District Representative t
Don Denomme
is MAMILTON GODERICH
MONUMENTS MARKERS
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Asa recent immigrant from
the United States. 1 find this a
definate handicap in finding
employment.
What are my rights?
Under the Ontario Human
Rights Code it is illegal to
discriminate in employment
on the grounds of
nationality, ancestry. or place
of origin. . ." Furthermore.
employers cannot even use
applications or interview
forms that either directly or
indirectly indicate
preferences in these areas.
Nor can the employer use
applications or interviews
which require a job applicant
to furnish such information,
with the exception of domestic
service jobs or Federal
Government jobs within
Ontario and where national
origin is a "bona fide oc-
cupational qualification and
requirement."
1f this happens to you again,
contact your local branch of
the Ontario Human .Rights
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