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Mr. and Mrs. Carnet), Ifinaaid
' and son Toni of daresoott :visited
on '1luesdny with Airs, Grace
;Seatt anti -.lir. Andrew' A'iebach.
situ, and with lir. and Mrs. Car.
or erelal . ilei other friends in
t I� t.0 a a
the eomntunity. Mrs. Kincaidis
Um former 'Yellin Bardinet, clau'f
'gliter of lir, laid Mrs. Robert
('rar Ansel',
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Kerslake
and Wilily of St. Marys were
!Su;nday visitors Vith Mr, and
Mrs. John Wallace.
Mrs. Wilmer Hewett and Mrs.
T. Mowatt and family of •Loucies-
baro visited .on Saturday 'with
Ml's. David Gardiner.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack McLeod and
Debbie of Mitchell visited on.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Jas,
Ramsay.
Mr, Will 'McLachlan or Bruce•
field with 1h•. Andrew McLachlan
on Wednesday.
Mr, and Ars, J, atwitter, Zur.
ieli visited on Thursday with
Mrs. Donald Scott.
Miss Brenda Kerslake had her
(tonsils removed in South Huron.
hospital, Exeter, on Friday.
Mother's Day visitors with Mr,
and Mrs. Frank Allen ware Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Allen and fa-
intly, .Stratford, Mr. and 'Mrs. El -
.don and
11 , u
on Allen and family, d
taffy
Alf R andfamily.S
NIh s oss
i-
1I1's. Murray • Chr s
and Mr. and
Chris-
tie and family.
Mr. and Mrs, Donald Wallace
'and sons, Kenneth and Keith of
Cas'lingford were with Mr, and
Mrs. George Wallace Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Houghton
:turd ramify°, Mitchell,, Mr. and
Mrs, Jo1k11 kl0nghtan rind S011
John, Mildmay, Mr, and Mrs, 11,
Stagg and Rloky, ESeter,
4• e" i 1 A udr
and Mrs- J. li lu1 ant 1 Oy,
and lir. and Mrs, Ken Ralph and
fallally, liitolrell, and 11r, Frank
Stagg were Mother's Day elicit»
ors with, Mrs, M. Houghton.
Mr. end Mrs.' 3. 11, Scott, Mur.
tel, Gerry and Ronnie, Air. and
Mrs. T. Colgnhouu and Irene and
Mrs,L''Va Colquli:oun and daunt -
ter Jean and 'Miss Viola Miller,
MI of Stage, and Mr, and Mrs.
Gordon Scott and Ina. Dorothy,
Anna, Agnes and Fralices, aud
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan 'Scott were
with Mrs, Sadie Scott for Moth-
er's Day,
AAs, T. Laing was hostess for
the May meeting of the MIMS.
Mrs. Wm, Harper presided and
condedted the worship ;period.
Mrs. T. L. Scott had cheaSe of
the study lesson with. Mrs. How
ghton and 'Mrs. Grace Scott as-
sisting. Mrs. Scott also gave a
brief report of the synodical
sleeting. Mrs. Grace Scott read
au article written by Mrs. Dick-
son of Formosa. Current events
were given by Mrs, (Sadie Scott.
Mrs, I4arpole closed the meeting
with prayer.
The service on Sunday morn-
ing was conducted by Mr. How-
ard Ler • r Toronto.
. Kerr 0
Mi and Mrs. Donald Scott and
family visited on Sunday with
111•, and Mrs. J. Heckler, Zurich,
Mr. and Mrs. .Nelson Hunkin,
•Belnlore, Ml', and Mrs, J. 0, Cor-
nish and sons. Seaforth, Mr. Al
vin \Sro'deti and family, Mrs.
Cliff Miller and Bennie and Mr.
and Mrs. R. D., Sailor, Staffa,
and Mr. and :Mrs, Frank llaniil•
.toil with lir., and Mrs, William
Hamilton. for Mother% Day,
Mr. and 'Mrs, Laverne Wallace
with Mr. and Mrs. Silence, Mit,
ellen,
The foiii'tla meeting of the
Carr was .opened with the Pur -
ease, Joyce Kerslake gave the
see. 'report, followed by the treas.
report by Mildred (1lowe. 'Roll
call was answered by 11 girls.
Airs, G. Laing led a sing song.
Mrs, Nairn led. in the coaster
proieet.
BRODHAGEN
Visitors Al, the home of Air,
aud Mrs, Edwin Rock on Sunday
on the occasion of their 35t11
wedding anniversary and their
daughter Jane's confirmation
were: Rev. and Mss. E. J.
Fischer, Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence
Rock and Mrs. Schultz of Detroit,
Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Aitcnesorl,
Mitchell, Mr, and Mrs. ,Tames
Broughton, Atwood, Mr, and Mrs,.
Bill Brouglitoir and family, At-
wood, Mr. and 'Mrs. Doug. Aitch-
eson, Niagara Falls, hiss Gwen
Rook. R.N., London, Mr, and Mrs,
Geo. Eiokmeir, Mr, and Mrs.
Fred Herbert.
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
rrd's
Le uhai d�t for Rioha
Herman o
i
Sunday 011 on were:
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wilson and
family of Neustadt, Mr, and Mrs.
Henry Meye • and Gary of Kit-
°hener, Mr, and Mrs. Fred W,
Ktstner and boys, Mr, and Mrs,
Ross Leonhardt and family, Rtf-
dolAh Bauer and. family, Marie,
Glary; John, Martin Meyer, Allen
Christiansen, P11711is Docking,
Staffs, Barbara Jackson, Strat-
ford, and Chas, Soherbartb,
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Reuben BuueIl 'On Sinlday for
Rose Eva's confirmation were;
Mr, and Mrs. Mervin Dietz and
family, MoKi11oix, Mr, and Mrs,
Aubrey Eicliineii of Rg'nsond-
vine, Mr, and Mrs. Louie 'Bnuek
and girls, Ellice, Mr, and Mrs.
Martin Bunek and David, Mil-
verton, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Snuck, Seaforth, Mrs. Minnie
Vock, Bornholm, Miss Elaine
Benneweis,
Mr. and Mrs. 011as. Kdeber.
McKillop, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
McNaughton and Glen, Willow
Grove, Mr, and Mrs. Harvey
Ahrens and family with. Mr, and
Mrs. Ed Ahrens.
Mr. Donald Wolfe was on a
bus tour to Hamilton steel plait
with other students of the teach-
ers' college, Stratford on Monday.'
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin. Rook
made a donation to the organ
fund of St. Peters' Lutheran
Church on the occasion of their
35th wedding anniversary on
Sunday, May 10.
Warren and Roger Sholdice
spent Saturday at Edgewood
Camp, Eden Mills, near Guelph,
e.
training curs
' a leadership 1aa n o
far. 1 n g
1
t
Mrs.
R Bina Miller returned to
her home after spending the win-
ter months with her grand-
daughter, Mrs. Ed Fischer and
Mr. Fischer in Seaforth.
Mr, and_Mrs. L. H. Bennewies
have moved from their farm to
their new home Which they built
in the village, Their son Edward
resides on the hoale farm.
Mr. and Mrs, John L, Benne.
wies arespending -a week with
their daughter, Mrs.. Ernie Hart11
and Mr. Marti," in Detroit and at-
tending the c0lifirmation at
Lutheran Church of their grand
daughter, Joyce T3aa't1e.
Mr., and Mrs. Carl lDlligsen,
Janet. Carol and 'Gary, Windsor,
with his mother, Mrs. Lena Ell
igsen for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wolfs and
boys and, Mr. and Mr,s. Soper and
Jimmy of Kitchener with Ivir.
and Mrs. Lavern Wolfe Sunday.
51r, and Mrs. Manuel Better
mann in London on Sunday via-
sting Miss Doris, Arthur who 10
ill in Victoria hospital,
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, R.
Sholdice on Sunday for Roger's
confirmation were Mr. and Mrs,
Glenn Diegel, Faye and Nancy,
Mr, and Mrs. Ross McLean, Bren-
da and Bradley and Mrs. John C.
'Diegel, all of Stratford; Mr. and,
Mrs. Grant Moore, Heather, Con-
nie of Waterloo; Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Knight, Brussels; Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Querengesser and
family, Miss Barbara Clark, Mit
shell; Mr. and Mrs, Martin Dieg-
el and Arlene, McKillop; Miss
Audrey -Hackwell, Walton; Mr,
Mrs.
1T n: Seaforth; Ja _ aIlwal S r
dk
and
les Mitchell,
Lena Bennewies,
W, L Querengesser,
Relatives received word of the
death of Frank Swagger, Detroit,
husband of Elsie Querengesser.
Mr. and 51re, Ed Smith, Mr,
and Mrs, Norman Bode, 'MMiw. W.
Here, from the record, are a few
of the common sense views Charlie
MacNaughton is expressing forcefully
on behalf of Huron
ON AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY—
"May I point out, Mr. Speaker, to you
and the hon. members of 'this House
that, in my opinion, a unique opportun-
ity exists in Huron for industry to avail
itself of the enterprise and ability of our
farmers . ,
—Hansard. Page 486
ON ORGANIZED LABOR—
"The tactics of the irresponsible seg-
ments of labour must be checked
the steadily increasing patterns of
strikes and the subsequent higher cost
of labour, have been the principal fac-
tor contributing to the mounting costs
of consumer goods and the inflationary
tendencies that threaten our economy
Another serious aspect of this
whole situation , . is that there are
many branches of our society (particu-
larly those on fixed incomes and pen.
stoners) who do not possess the counter-
part of the strike weapon with which
to retaliate.* —Hansard, Page 489
ON DAYLIGHT TIME
"I do believe this gov't should consider
every possible means of providing for
uniform change dates on a province
wide basis. The haphazard manner in
which this matter is now being handled
results not only in pure confusion, but,
in scores of instances, extreme inconven-
ience and, in fact, hardship."
—Hansard, Page 1136
ON NEW CANADIANS
"Of recent years, our population has
been swelled by people of other lands,
to all of whom we extend a traditional
Huron welcome. The customs and tra-
ditions of their native countries have
already enriched us and a new typicaliy
Canadian culture emerges."
—Hansard, Page 485
ON BUYING CANADIAN—
"I urge the government to institute, as
soon as possible, a policy which would
require all departments of gov't, all
agencies and institutions under the dir-
ection of gov't or who are receiving
grants from the govt, to give a price
preference to Goods of Canadian manu-
facture," —Hansard, Page 488
RE-ELECT
Charlie
MacNaughton
Speaks for Huron
INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE LEGISLATURE
CHARLIE MacNAUGHTON'S VOICE HAS
BEEN EFFECTIVE IN PROMOTING THE
INTERESTS OF HURON RIDING . . .
LET HIM CONTINUE TO FIGHT FOR YOU.
'Progress
Ontario'
Support the "Common Sense"
Program of the Frost
Administration which has
given Ontario its `Dynamic
Decade.'
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Querengesser attended the funer-
al of Betty Schleuter, grand dau-
ghter of the late Andrew Brod-
hagen, at Palmerston Tuesday.
Many parents from this dist-
rict attended the variety prog-
ram at Mitchell DHS Friday.
ENUMERATORS
Enumerators appointed up to
Tuesday by Returning Officer
Russell Bolton to prepare voters
lists: McKillop — Jas. McQuaid,
William Little, Ed. Godkin, The-
ron Betties. Tuckersmith: Mrs
Edward Boyes, Mrs. David Mc-
Lean,' Frank Falconer, Kyle, Nor-
Mrsris Sillery, T
Ernest Ross. Stanley: Clifford
Stewart, Fred Rothwell, Mrs. W.
Jones, Louis Taylor. Frank Mc-
Clinchey, John Watson, Alvin
Rau.
WILLIAM HAYTER
Mr. William Hayter , passed
away near Clinton as result of a
traffic accident on May 8th in
his '62nd year. Born on Goshen
line near Zurich lie farmed east
of Kippen and later at Varna r.1
on the Babylon line. He was a
member Goshen United Church,
Varna L.O.L. and a violinist with
the Murdoch. orchestra for many
years. Surviving are his widow,
the former Emily Tippett, three
sons, Elmer, Harvey, Marvyn, of
Varna; one daughter, Mrs. Ken
MacLean, Hensai:l; three 'sisters,
Mrs. Alf Moffat, Kippen; Mrs, Ce-
cil Dowson, Varna; Mrs. Marvin
Routson, Florida; four 'brothers,
Lloyd, Lucan; - Elgin and Russell
of London; Gordon, Pontiac.
Northside United Oltarela
Church school 10 a.m., Worship
11 a.m., Young People's Group 8
p,m. A welcome to all,
Egmo+tdville United Church
Dr. J. Semple, minister; Lyle
Hammond, organist -choir leader..
Morning subject, The Church be-
fore Pentecost.. 1.0 a.m., Church
school and minister's Bible Class.
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First Presbyterian
Church
REV. D. LESLIE ELDER
Minister
10 A.M. CHURCH SCHOOL AND
YOUTH FELLOWSHIP CLASS
11 A.M.
Guest Preacher
The Rev, Wallace McLean,
Lucknow, Ont.
Pest Moderator, Presbytery of
Hu ron•Mnitland
Anthem, Senior Choir
"O Be ,Torful" (Schilling)
Evening service discontinued
for summer months
PRELIMINARY NOTTCE:
Sunday, May al,
Spring Tamnkoilering Service
details nest week
H. A, KEIPSTER
Orgiuiht and Choir Leader
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Featuring the Largest Wide Screen
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY
May 14 and 15
—Double Feature—
"THE MONTE CARLO
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Marlene Dietrich - Vittorio DeSica
"REBEL IN TOWN"
John Payne -- Ruth Roman
(One Cartoon)
SATURDAY ONLY—May 16
"TANK BATTALION"
Don Kelly Ed. G. Robinson Jr.
"HELL SQUAD"
Brandon Carroll - Fred Gavlin
SUNDAY MIDNITE and
MONDAY—May 17 and 18
"THE CAT GIRL"
(Adult Entertainment)
Barbara Shelly - Robert Ayers
"INVASION OF THE
SAUCER MEN"
Steve Terrell - Gloria Costello
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
May 19 and 20
"THE REVOLT OF MAMIE
STOVER"
Jane Russel - Richard Egan
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
Rain or clear, first show at dusk
Children under 12 in curs Free
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Hugh
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