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PC Chief Offers
Assistance To
Vocation Schools
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One of the main issues
brought to the attention of the
crowd was the proposal to pro-
vide old age security of $100
per month, without a means
test. "If you vote Liberal you
will vote against an increase in
old age security to $100 per
month," said Mr. Diefenbaker.
"And believe me, it will not
raise your taxes one cent."
The leader concluded his ad-
dress by plugging for the Hur-
on candidate. Bob McKinley.
"When you vote in favour of
Bob McKinley, you vote in fav-
our of yourself," he said. "We
must vote for restoration of
honesty and integrity on Parlia-
ment Hill."
Hallowe'en Dance
In Zurich Arena;
Prizes Awarded
Other brief speakers at the
rally were Hon. C. S. MacNaugh-
ton, who assured the gathering
that Bob McKinley is well cap-
able of representing Huron in
the same dedicated way that
Elston Cardiff has in the past.
Mr. MacNaughton introduced
Mr. Diefenbaker to the group.
A big masquerade dance was
held in the Zurich Arena on
Friday night, with music sup-
plied by Desjardine Orchestra.
Prizes were awarded as follows:
Fancy couple, Linda Meiding-
er and Arlene Desjardine; Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Schilbe; comic
couple, Mr. and• Mrs. Dan Mel -
ick, Goderich; Alice Walker and
Ken Coleman.
Fancy lady: Lucille Jeffrey,
Earl Wagner; fancy man: Peter
Jeffrey, Mrs. John Erb; comic
lady: Pat Jeffery, John Erb;
comic man: E. Schwartzentrub-
er, Jerry Hartman.
Best Hallowe'en costume: Mr.
and Mrs, Hubert Schilbe, Norma
Geiger.
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Elston Cardiff, the present
member for Huron, expressed
his thanks to the people of
Huron for their co-operation
over the past years. He told
the meeting that he is working Dongen 384.
harder in this campaign f o r Carpenters
Bob McKinley than he has in, 488.
the past for himself. "I think � Itchy Six 5 -Dick Bedard 628.
a lot of this fine young fellow,
and I know he will fil my shoes
well." he remarked.
Bowling Scores
MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE
Rolling
Rau 566.
Untouchables
Denomme 556.
Hensall Hornets
Cornell 589.
Addups 4 - John
624.
Swizzle Sticks 0 -
Stones
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1965
Bob
4 - Clarence
3 - Annette
3 -Jean
Robinson
Leo Van
N,
7- Garfield Den -
Prior to the meeting at the
Inn, Mr. Diefenbaker and his
group visited the Dominion
Road Machinery Comp a n,y
where the leader reminded the
employees that it was George
Hees that started their export
market for then. They were
given an enthusiastic reception
at the factory.
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Malt Edgar Night
At Clinton Draws
Many Supporters
Hustlers 2 -Lee Sererus 682.
Antiques 4 - Roberta Hamil-
ton 609.
Super -Arrow -Suns 3 - Ernie
Laidlaw 657.
Ladies' high single: Hazel
McEwan 280.
Ladies' high triple Jean Cor-
neil 680.
Ladies' high average: Hazel
McEwan 196.
Men's high sin g 1 e: Ernie
Laidlaw 291.
Men's high triple: Don Hesse
742.
Men's high average: Don
Hesse 206.
Upwards of 450 persons at-
tended a booster night for Malt
Edgar, Liberal candidate in the
federal election, on Tuesday
night in Clinton Legion Hall.
Hon. Georges Mcllraith, min-
ister of public works, the guest
speaker, emphasized the fact
that the Pearson administra-
tion had accomplished much in
two and one-half years as a
minority government. He made
a strong appeal to elect a ma-
jority Liberal government to
carry on the nation's business.
Then added that the govern-
ment was never defeated in a
major argument. He ribbed the
official •opposition by saying the
government got help from them
because of their internal dif-
ficulties.
The cabinet minister said
there was always uncertainty
in a minority government, al-
ways an atmosphere •of being
defeated, but added, "If good
legislation was brought forth,
a minority government can
stand up to this."
He dwelt on many things the
Pearson government had done,
namely, municipal government
loan legislation, assistance to
industry in designated areas,
the $500 cash paid to home
builders in the off-season, the
$10 increase in old age pen-
sions to meet rising cost of
living.
The minister praised Prime
Minister Pearson for his work
with the provinces in setting
up the Canada Pension Plan.
B MIXED LEAGUE
Seldom Wins 0 - Larry Mc-
Clinchey 425.
Varieties 7 -Kevin McKinnon
581.
Hawkeyes 7 -
608.
Whippoorwills
Gascho 494.
Ramblers 7
553.
Hi Hopes 0-E. Grainger 399.
High single: R. Turkheim
275.
°High triple: Donna O'Brien
651.
Claire Geiger
0 - Laura
- R. Turkheim
Bob McKinley is a life -time resident of Huron County. Born on the family farm in
Stanley Township he has been associated with his father and brother in the success-
ful operation of McKinley Farms and Hatchery Limited . . .
Trugy the "Farmer- Businessman"
,McKINLEY,
from his own background of farm and business experience,
realizes the importance of INCREASING THE SALE OF PRODUCTS OF ON-
TARIO AND HURON COUNTY, both at home and abroad.
• BOB McKINLEY, as a farmer -business man and the father of five children,
knows about the burden of municipal taxes and education costs. He is pledged
to SUPPORT THE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PROPOSAL TO PROVIDE
RELIEF TO HOMEOWNERS THROUGH DEDUCTIONS UP TO $500 FOR FED-
ERAL INCOME TAX PURPOSES.
ZURICH LADIES' LEAGUE
Packers 5 - Donna O'Brien
528.
Scamps 2 -Bernice Eckel 508.
Star Lites 5 -Marion Rader
576.
Domionaires 2-M. Clark 628.
Pin Poppers 4 -Edna Haye
478.
Ups and Downs 3- Irene
Hartman 462.
The Aces 7 -Roberta Hamil-
ton 750.
Hi Lites 0 -Janet Lovell 627.
High single: Hazel McEwan
312.
High triple: Roberta Hamil-
ton 750.
High average: Hazel McEwan
197.
JUNIOR BOWLING
Fair Ladies
St. Boniface Blue Bombers
Pin Busters
Starlights
Skindiggers
Alley Cats
High single: Steven Stark.
High double: Steven Stark.
High average: Steven Stark.
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• BOB ='7 cKINLEY, in the course of his canvass of the Constituency has seen
the need of INCREASED ASSISTANCE TO OUR SENIOR CITIZENS. He is
pledged to support the Progressive Conservative program for .a pension of $100
per month without a means test.
it BOB McKINLEY, supports the National Plan of the Progressive Conservative
Party for INCREASED FEDERAL ASSISTANCE IN THE FIELD OF EDUCA-
TION. He says -
"Let's go back to the joint Federal -Provincial plan which paid 100% of the
building costs of vocational schools. This would effectively reduce the burden
of Education costs - in a material and practical way.
• BOB McKINLEY, as an employer of a year-round staff of 20, knows the value
of sound, fair, employer-employee relationships both in industry and in govern-
ment. . He can and will, make a valuable contribution to RESTORING THE
PROBLEMS CONFRONTING THE WORKING MAN.
• BOB MCKINLEY, as a farmer -businessman supports the policies of the Progres-
sive Conservative Party designed to PROVIDE ONTARIO FARMERS WITH A
LARGER SHARE OF NATIONAL INC OME. He will work for
Libby's - 20 Oz.
Deep Brown Beans _ _ _ 3/69c
Libby's -Fancy - 15 Or.
Fruit Cocktail, _. 2/59c
Economy
Scotties Facial Tissues _ - 2/59c
Pea or Vegetable -28-0z. Tins
Habitant Soups 2/43c
Grapefruit 5/37c
LUCKY DOLLAR FOOD MARKET
CLARENCE GASCHO -- ZURICH
... The establishment of an Eastern Feed Grain Agency to-
gether with improved and increased lakeport storage
and handling facilities.
... A National Dairy policy with payment of $4 per cwt.
for industrial milk.
... An amendment to the Crop Insurance Act to cover On-
tario and Eastern Canada.
• BOB McKINLEY, says "THE 11% SALES TAX ON BUILDING MATERIALS
AND PRODUCTION MACHINERY IS A REGRESSIVE TAX, which adds to
the cost of homes and goods, raises prices in domestic and export markets and
generally leads to inflation." HE WILL WORK FOR THE REMOVAL OF
THIS TAX!
ELECT:
MCKINLEY!.Robert E. X