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WINCHELSEA
NEWS OF TN
Miss WendY Q11111411, of t$43 -
ter, spent Monday and Tuesday
with her grandparents, Mr. ,and
Mrs. Coljn ilfi lan.
'The Messengers of Thames
Road United Church entertain-
ed their mothers and .grand-
mothers and Elimville Messen-
gers and their mothers were
guests on Sattlrflay afternoon.
Mrs. Wilson gave a very inter-
esting talk on her trip to visit
her son who is living in Yellow-
knife. Mrs. Edwin Miller also,
showed slides of EEskimodchil
dren. The children served
lunch at the close or the meet-
ing.
Mrs. Beverley Morgan and
children, of Thames Road, vis-
ited on Friday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Newton Clarke.
Mrs. Freeman Horne, Mrs.
Harold Clarke and Mrs. Newtor.
Clarke attended the trousseau
for Miss Helen Frayne on Sat-
urday evening at- the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Frayne, of Sunshine Line.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Clarke
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Doupe, of Woodham.
Mrs. Harry Ford visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Free-
man Horne and family.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Tom Campbell
attended the funeral on Friday
of Mrs. Campbell's aunt, Mrs.
WEEK
John f•%rdi an, ll 1 xeter.
Mr, and ¥rs. Els ' n I.yrnxi and
family spam Synd y with Mr.
and Mrs, Tom .$kroner and fam-
ily at St. Pauls.
Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Par-
sons and family, of near Exe-
ter, visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. John Coward. •
Mr. and I4rs. Colin Gilfillan,
Grant and Barbara visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey Smith at Crediton.
Elimville UCW Meet
Phe Elimville United Church
Women met on Wednesday eve-
ning at the church with twenty-
five ladies present. Mrs. John
Batten and Mrs. Howard Johns
had charge of the worship part
of the' meeting; Mrs. Jackson
Woods gave the Bible study;
Mrs. Charles Stephens read the
Scripture, and Mrs, Bev. Wilson
gave a very interesting talk on
her trip to Yellowknife. Mrs.
Allen Johns read a chapter
from the study book. Mrs. Hor-
ace Delbridge, the president,
took over for • the business part
of the meeting. Lunch was
served at the close.
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p.m. on Friday.
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ERNIE FISHER, .the Liberal candidate for Hnrn
uron, is shown ,welcoming the Hon. Paul
Martin, former Minister of National Health and Welfare, as he arrived at Goderich airport
Friday evening. Mr. Martin later spoke at a Liberal rally of close to 400 persons and
charged that the Progressive Conservatives had not been faithful to promises made to the
Ontario farmers, and pointed out that the devaluation of the, dollar would increase the
price of farm machinery by at least nine per cent.
Ch�llengePM on Debt
As Huron Liberals Rally
Prime Minister Diefenbaker's
explanation of the national debt
increase is "not in accordance
with the facts,'" Hon. Paul Mar-
tin charged at a rally in Gode-
rich Friday evening on behalf
of .Mayor E. C. Fisher, Liberal
candidate in Huron, Earlier in
the evening, Mr, Martin had
listened to the Prime Minister
on television say the position
was due to' the government
paying money to the provinces
to enable them to discharge
their responsibilities.
"I challenge his statement,"
Mr. Martin told an audience of
over 300 in the public school
auditorium. "This government
did not pay a cent to any prov-
ince until the fall of 1958, and
within 11 months of taking of-
fice in 195'7 it had a deficit of
$1,250,000,000. This government
has brought in six budgets, and
in every one a deficit, totalling
three billion dollars."
The former health minister
had left Port Arthur the same
morning, spending some time
in his home constituency )"ring-
ing doorbells," flew from Wind-
sor to Goderich for an '8:30
meeting and left at 10 to board
his plane at Sky Harbor ' in
time for a telecast in Windsor.
"I have been in seven prov-
inces this campaign," Mr. Mar-
tin said, "and the spirit of
change 'is reflected in large
audiences attending Liberal
meetings. The time has come
for change in Canada and in
this riding of Huron."
Chairman of the meeting was
Andrew Y. McLean, of Seaforth,
president of Huron Liberal_ As-
sociation and former M.P. for
Huron -Perth.
"Mr. Martin„' he told the
meeting, "has made a great
contribution to Canada. The
fact that he is with us indi-
cates the extent to which he
is willing to co-operate. He is
on a heavy schedule, but has
managed to fit this trip in. His
visit will be a major factor in
the victory which is in the air
for Ernie Fisher."
At the start of the, •meeting,
a dozen young people carrying
"Vote for Fisher" banners,
NOII,THSIDE UNITED CHURCH
Worship, 11:00 a.m.; Junior
Church. School during worship;
Senior Church School, 10:00
a.m. District 5 O.E.S. Chapter
will hold 'a church parade on
Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m.—
Minister, Rev. J. Cliff Britton,
B.A.
marched down the hall and
lined up ,at the front.
With the chairman, guest
speaker and Mayor Fisher on
the platform were Hugh Hawk-
ins, of Clinton, president of the
Western Ontario North Liberal
Association; J. K. Hunter,
chairman of the town Liberal
organization;'' Mrs. Clayton Ed-
ward, vice-chairman; Mrs. Dan
Murphy, president of the,Wo-
men's Liberal AssociationAn-
drew Lang, president of the
Young Liberals, and Hugh Hill,
Goderich, who thanked Mr.
Martin at the conclusion of his
speech for "a fair and reason-,
able approach" to national
problems. He expressed •hope
that Mr. Martin's absence was
not endangering him in his own
riding.
"I am going to win it, don't
worry," interpected the East
Essex representative. (He had
1,623 plurality in 1958.)
The chairman announced that
provincial leader J. J. Winter-
meyer, will speak at a rally in
Seaforth, June 5, and that Hon.
Lester Pearson 'will be in the
riding for a few hours on the
6th. Robert Nixon, who won a
recent by-election in Brant; is
scheduled to speak in Zurich
on June 14.
Mr. Hunter, in introducing
Mr. Fisher, said: '"Some things,
his principal opponent is tak-
ing credit for, Ernie had Hauch
more to do with." The candi-
date elaborated on this point.
would have announced the de-
valuation in an election cam-
paign if he had not been put
in a very difficult position?
When the last government was
in power the Canadian dollar
stood at $1.06, and we were re-.
spected because of the stability
o£ our financial policy,"
"The next prime minister,
Mr. Pearson, is a man worthy,
of the confidence of this coun-
try," Mr. Martin said. "He is
the most outstanding statesman
this country has produced. He
would have. been general sec-
retary of the United Nations
but .for the veto of the Soviet
Union. The Communists did not
want Pearson. the
Canadian
I believe
people do."
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"We thank our member," Mr.
Fisher said, "for the decision
to have thb island in the har-'
,bor removed, but many trips
were made to Ottawa. I head-
ed delegations many times. God-
erich harbor is vital to the
economy of town and county,
and that is the reason I went
to Ottawa, not for any politi-
cal expediency."
In his speech, Mr.' Martin
reviewed campaign issues. Dis-
cussing unemployment, he said:
"The last five years have been
among the most wasted in our
history. We have lost 15 bil-
lion dollars in production, five
billion in the last year alone.
We have more unemployment
than at any time since the dark
30's, when we had a Conserva-
tive government. This govern-
ment has not addressed itself
to the outstanding problem,
namely, that almost a half -mil-
lion Canadians are out of work.
This has been a period of mis-
management."
Of the devalued dollar, the
ex -minister asked: "Da you sup-
pose the minister of finance
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VOTE ERNIE FISHER
FOR
DUNG
EGRESSIVE
REPRESENTATION
IN OTTAWA
What the riding of Huron needs is young .aggressive representa-
tion, and this is exactly what you will get by voting and electing
Ernie Fisher, your Liberal Candidate.
During the five years that Ernie has been Mayor of Goderich he
has worked to the limit of time and endurance to further the
progress of that town.
This is precisely what he will do if elected in this riding of Huron.
SOME EXAMPLES OF HIS AGGRESSIVENESS:
• In the time that Ernie has headed up the Goderich Municipal
Government he has made several trips to Ottawa and set up many
inter -departmental meetings in Goderich with government offi-
cials. This work wasall relative to the removal of Ship Island,
which is now underway.
In his representations, Ernie Fisher constantly pointed out
that the removal of this shipping hazard was vital' to the continued
prosperity of both Goderich and Huron County. ,
With the island removed, Ernie saw -possibilities to facilitate
the storage of much more grain at the Harbour. This in turn
would mean that trucking could be used more broadly with a re-
sultant savings of at least 2c per bushel to Huron County farmers.
Without being your Federal representative, Ernie has- already
clone much on behalf of the riding of Huron.
• During. the past year, Ernie attended close to 300 meetings,
each of which constituted a speaking engagement.
• He also made many trips on matters that required -the atten-
tion of either the Provincial Government or the Federal Govern-
ment. Keeping things constantly in front of right people is the
way that things have been attained for Goderich, and this is the
way Ernie intends to represent you, the people of Huron.
• Vote for young aggressive representation on June 18. Vote
for Ernie Fisher.
FISHER, ERNIE
SEE — HEAR ERNIE FISHER
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