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THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1464
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By RAY ARGYLE
The two most important Re-
publican presidential primaries
of the year will be run off with-
in the next month—in Oregon
May 15 and California June 2.
The likely winners at this stage
are Henry Cabot Lodge in Ore-
gon and Barry Goldwater in
California,
And the only reason Gold-
water will probably win in
California is that Mr. Lodge —
the hardest -running non -candi-
date in the United States—is
not listed on the California bal-
lot. where no write-ins are al-
lowed and the contest is limited
to authorized candidatures.
I have recently returned from
a swing through these states,
where I talked with Republican
party pros, seasoned newspaper-
men and many typical voters.
EXCITING NEW
The race for the Republican
party nomination is following a
curious course in this presiden-
tial election year. The harder
the declared candidates cam-
paign, the more unpopular they
become. The greater the ex-
posure of the two major cam-
paigners, Mr. Goldwater: and
New York Gov. Nelson Rock -
feller, the less enthusiasm they
appear to be able to whip up
among the party faithful,
This unusual state of affairs
accounts in large part for the
phenomenal popularity of Mr.
Lodge, the 1960 Republican
vice-president candidate, who
has serverd for the past year
as U.S. ambassador to South
Vietnam.
It took Lodge's upset victory
in New Hampshire to convince
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Mr. and Mrs, Avila Ducharme
and fancily, Mr. and. Mrs, Leo
Pierre Ducharme and family, of
Dashwood, and Mr, and Mrs,
Dnn Masse and family of Ilder-
ton, were Mother's Day visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. F. Ducharme
of this highway.
Mr. and Mrs, Cyril Masse, of
Republican party pr os that
neither of their big guns were
able to sell themselves to the
rank and file voter. It also
knocked the stuffings out of
Richard Nixon's pretentions to
the 1964 nomination, although
his public support remains gen-
erally widespread.
As both the California and
Oregon primaries will commit
the state's convention delegates
on the first ballot, Sen. Gold-
water will have to sweep both
of them to remain in serious
contention.
It is clearly evident he will
be unable to carry Oregon,
where the public opinion polls
give Mr. Lodge nearly 50 per
cent of the vote, with the bal-
ance split among five other
candidates,
Despite Mr. Goldwater's in-
ability to seriously discuss the
politcal issues that confront the
the United States today, he
probably will carry California.
It will be a slender victory,
however, made possible only by
the lunatic fringe of right ening
conservatives .and John Birthers
that dominate the party in Los
Angeles County.
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BLAKE NEWS
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Gingerich were Mr.
and Mrs. Ken Gingerich, Norma
and Elaine, and Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Gingerich and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Schwartzentrub-
er, from Baden, spent the week-
end with their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
lace Gingerich, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Erb
and daughters were Sunday
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Schwartzentruber and family.
Sunday guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Gingerich were Mr.
and Mrs. William Steckle, Rob-
ert and Dianne, and Mrs. Sarah
Gingerich, from Zurich.
Andrew, Jerromme and Cyril
Corriveau, from London, spent
the week -end with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Corriveau,
and family.
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Detroit, spent the week -end in
their farm home on the Blue -
water south,
Several from this surround-
ings motored to Windsor the
past week -end to attend the
funeral of Mrs, Dolph Bedard,•
Which took place on Friday last,
Mrs. Bedard was a native of
this parish. Our sympathy goes
to her children, relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Deitrich
and family spent Mother's Day
with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Dolph Sapha,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hart-
man and family and Mrs.
Theresa Hartman, of Zurich,
were Sunday evening visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. F. Ducharme.
Mr. and Mrs, Leon Bedard
returned to their home after
spending the past week with
children in Kitchener, London
and other points.
Mother's Day
On Sunday last was Mother's
Day in many parts of our land.
Mothers had made preparations
for the occasion and awaited pa-
tiently for the arrival of their
children to embrace and greet
them as they entered the home,
as she had many times done
during their infancy. Needless
to say the love of a mother
never ceases. She cherished
them when in the cradle and
each and every year that fol-
lowed. A mother's heart is al-
ways ready to forgive and for-
get any grievances. It has been
so, for all times in the past,
and by that great gift given
them it will remain so for all
future times. Children who
have a mother today to com-
municate with should be grate-
ful and should never cease to
show their gratitude for what
they have received from :her,
be it in a way of care given
.them or words of consolation
given then in times of .despair.
Those wh o are motherless,
caused' by death, for they too
in previous times were often
consoled, should have a daily
moniento for their deceased
mothers.
Visit of Brother Andre
A correction on the year of
Mrs.. Bessette's death, which
was November 10, 1854.
After the death of the father,
who was a wood carver and
accidentally killed when falling
a tree, there was no income for
the mother so the best she could
do was to disperse of her chil-
dren with relatives and good
friends so that they would re-
ceive good care.
Before death she called all of
her children together, giving
them her last recommendations
and also her last request to be
buried near the grave of her
husband in the town of Farn-
ham. Also she asked the other
children of the family to take
care of their brother, Alfred,
for she knew he was of a frail
constitution. Alfred and his
mother were very close for he
was unlike the other children
of the family, still young, he
was always kind to all and many
times when in children's com-
pany he would oppose them in
any argument or if they used
profane language.
She did not ignore the other
children in the family but per-
haps she had divine inspiration
that Alfred was to be a child
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in Hamilton this August. He
has also been asked to go to
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Bill, who attends Central Hu-
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A son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Chipchase, he has a brother
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of destiny and cut out to do
good to humanity, regardless of
race,creed or belief, and per-
haps the mother forsaw all of
this before her death.
This is not intended to be a
near coverage of Alfred's boy-
hood days, for each day there
was something strange that he
would do, many times seen
praying for his deceased moth-
er and perhaps asking guid-
ance of her. As time passed
on, Alfred grew up to manhood,
it took hint a few years before
he made a final •decision as to
his future career or profession,
for there was always something
in the way in all of his enter-
prizes. His hour had not yet
come.
(To be continued)
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