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Would parents of children planning to begin
kindergarten at Seaforth Public School in Sept
ember contact the Principal as soon as convenient
so suitable arrangements can be made for this class.
J. W. Talbot
PRINCIPAL
BRUCEFIELD
Mrs. C. (Ham and (Miss IM. E.
Swan are visiting in Guelph at
the Ihdine of M. and Mrs. Wes-
ley (bean Sr.
The many " friends of 'Mrs..
Harry IDaikyinple•,are ,pleased t6'
know she ,has returned, from the
hospital 'Rin4 is convalescing .at
her home.
• Ms. and Mrs. IWibfred . Ross
moved to the village. We 'vel
Eater Cards
Religious - Personal - Children's
EASTER CHOCOLATE FIGURES
Easter
Eggs
Filled Baskets and Novelties
HOSIERY - LINGERIE - SCARVES
BLOUSES
STATIONERY GIFTS
LARONE'S
SEAFORTH 5c to $I.00 STORE
Seaforth' Figure Skating' Club
presents its
8th Amtua.l
Winter
Carnival
under direction of
Arthur 'Bourke
FEATURING LOCAL TALENT AND A COMEDY
TEAM FROM SARNIA
Community Centre, Seaforth.
THURSDAY, MARCH 27th
8.15 P.M.
ADMISSION
ADULTS 75c. STUDENTS & CHILDREN 50c
Come out and support local talent
LIBERAL
COMMITTEE ROOMS
FOR SEAFORTH and DISTRICT
will be open each Afternoon and Evening
In the Former Queen's Hotel
Corner of Goderich and North Main Streets
In the Interests of
BILL COCHRANE
Liberal Candidate' in the Riding
of Huron
PHONE 778
Or Visit the Committee Rooms for Information
Published by the Huron Liberal Assaciation
come them to bhe • village:
54a•: and 1\4rs. A. D. ISmibh and
daughter Eleanor, Biluevale, Vis-
ited with relatives in the vil-
lage on Sunday.
Miss Kathleen Elliott -and
Mrs. ;Geo. Clifton returned home
on Sunday after a very pleasant
two week's vacation in Florida,
WINTHROP
'Cavan United..Church, Win-
throp, have planned a special
"Holy Week (Service for Tuesday,
April '1st, at .B' p.'m. The Young
People's .Bible Class 1wi111 'have a
leading part in the service. A
very fine religious film will tie,
in with the (devotions. The .pro-
ducer of the film, J. Arthur
Rank, says it : is bhe (best religi-
ous film that he his ;produced,
and financed. "Which wi�lll ye
Have," in colour, is the story of
Baralblbas and his men and the
part bheylpiay in bhe trial of
Jesus (before His Crucifixion.
All w'ho ware to are .cordially in-
vited to share this service.
'.he' regular meeting of the
Winthrop Young People's Union
was (held in Cavan 'Church, Sun-
day evening, March 23rd. The
meeting opened "with tllue Young
People's Purpose ' followed ey
hymn 253. The minutes of the
last meeting were need and ad-
opted -followed Iby the roll call.
In the (business part of the
meeting the tickets were ;distri-
buted for the 'banquet which will
be .held at the Victoria United
Church in'Goderich on April 22
at •5:80 pm. The Young !People's
Anniversary is ;planned for the
third 'Sunday in May. The next
meeting. is to be on April 13th.
Mrs. Toll expressed her thanks
to the Young :People for the gift
which was presented to her.''1he
worship service opened with the
singing of hyann 4012. The scrip-
ture taken from St. Matthew 5:
22.28 was mead by Jim Axtmann.
Bob (Campbell led in prayer. The
topic Which was "What does
Christian Citizenship Mean" was
given by Bob ,Campbell. The of-
fering was taken followed by
hymn 299. `Mr. Suanineredl pro-
nounced the (benediction.
MRS. LEO CHARLESWORTH
The death of Mrs. Leo 0.
Charlesworth of iStrathroy oc-
curred in London on Sunday af-
ter a length' illness. Mrs.
Charlssworbh was in her 78th
year. Born and raised near Kip -
pen in 1ruckersmith Township,
the former Margaret Hell Mc-
Lean, she was the daughter of
the late 'William McLean and
Elizalbeth' Ross. In her early life
she taught school in the district
and was employed in ISeaforbh
for a number of years, later
moving to ;Strathroy. Besides
her husband, she is survived by
a sister, Miss Mabel McLean of
Santa i$aribara, California. A
funeral service was held Wed-
nesday
ednesday from the Box Funeral
•Chmpel, ISeaforth, (Rev. D. J.
Lane of Clinton,. officiated. In
terment was in Egmondville
cemetery.
The Liberal Program
WITH
Lester Pearson
means this to you
1. EDUCATION:
Scholarships and the Student Loan Fund will provide
r very boy and girl with the opportunity to take advant-
age of higher education.
2. PEACE:
Lester Pearson. a world recognized leader, brings to
,international affairs a proven record of practical experi-
ence, and distinguished; accomplishment. No one is so
well qualified to lead Canadians, and indeed the free
nations, at the forthcoming Summit Conference.
3. AGRICULTURE:
The creation of a farm development bank will provide
capital for farm improvement, and at the sane time per-
mit young men to establish themselves in successful
fanning operations. -The expansion of world markets,
and a price support system will ensure farmers a greatly
increased income.
4. WELFARE:
Family allowances will be continued to age 18 for stu-
dents. Old age assistance will start at age 60, instead of
65 for widows and unmarried women. Family allow-
ances and old age assistance were introduced originally
by the Liberal Party.
5. TAXES:
Reductions retroactive to January 1, 1958,. will mean a
saving of one dollar out of every four for every taxpay-
ing Canadian; tax exemptions doubled for young mar-
ried couples for the first three years of married life.
Since this exemption is retroactive to January 1, 1956,
all young couples married since that date will be able to
apply for a rebate of their taxes.
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PHIL SEAFORTH NEWS—Thursday, March 27, 1958
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Mon. Tues, Weil., 1 show, 8 1'.M.
Thurs. Fri. Sat., 2 shows -7.8Q and 9,15
And Now
-_ We have the largest
stock of Spring and
Summer Footwear
we ever had,
and the best values
WILLIS SHOE STORE
Egmondville United Church
Dr. J. !Semple., Minister.
11 a.m., Holy Communion. lie-
ception of young people.
7.30 :p.in , Pageant by the
Junior Choir. "Seven Days with
'bhe Saviour". Followed by the
Communion.
110 a.m., 'Church School and
Bible Classes. 'Film "The 'Upper
Room"
1111 .am., Nursery Crass.
11.130 a.m., Juniors Church.
Northside United 'Church
Minister, (Rev. Bruce' W. Hall,
B.A.B.D., ,S.TAVI.
10 a.m., Church ISchooi and
Adult Bible Class.
11 a.m.. Morning Worship:
ISer+mon topic, "Carrying The
Fight," Nursery tor 'Todd'lers.
Junior Congregation.
7 pan., Sacred 'C'antata,
"Darkness and ,Dawn", present -
.ed by the Senior Choir. Every-
one cordially invited.
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radio, very low mileage
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MAKE US AN OFFER
No reasonable offer refused at
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Phone 541 Seaforth
6. TRADE: -
Liberal policy will guarantee the expansion of trade with
all countries, including Great Britain, with resulting
benefit to Canadian farmers and businessmen.
7. SMALL BUSINESS:
Accelerated depreciation will encourage expansion and
easier credit. Extension of the. Industrial Developne`nt
Bank will help small retailers.
8. REPRESENTATION:
A vote for Bill Cochrane is a vote for a young, experienc-
ed, aggressive candidate, who endorses the positive pro-
gram of the New Liberal Party. Bill Cochrane is a nat-
ive of Huron, father of a young family. Like you, he is
anxious to improve the welfare of all Canadians.
Yote Cochran
Published by Huron Liberal Association
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