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WPTEsPAY, KA -13C8 198. :
ALBERT CRANG
LAID TO REST
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Congratulations to. Mr. &rs.
Weir Ackenswiller on, the birth
of a baby tor,
Burial service was neld at, the,
KincardineKiicardieCTerY n Thurs,'
• day afternbon. 'fQr rthe late Al,:
• bert Crang of: 'Toronto, who was
well. kliown here, his ,' wife ;being •
the fogner. Bertha'4iarrison of
Kinfoss: Relatives, '14.* here 4.t.
:tended funeral:
Mr, and mrs.. Howard- Thomp-
son, Mr, and Mrs. 'Bert Nichol -
were, dinner Vests; of "Mr,
• and iMr. 'Torn 'Hodgins on Fri -
lay night of last week:
. The A.Y.PiA. n, et. at the: church.
last SUnday eVening..
Mr,7-antr.-Mrs.- 'Jtick ,Schnntach-
er;of. Con. 10, IVIr. and . Mrs. Don
"finlYeriSonand- Diane -of
Hamil-
ton 'Were recent. visitors: With
Mr; and Mrs. Wm.
• 7:The annual meeting:: of the
ice„ -C
was hel on e tieS ay evenmg
at the lolyrood. hall. when -the
followingofficers were elected.,'
chairman, Harvey .Palinateer pf
Kincardine; vice .chairman, Mrs.•
Archi. ,C;Iven, "Wiartonr; •secret-
, •arY-treasuret, _Mrs. T. J. 'Corn-.
ish; Chesley ; chairrrian of-, prop.-
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• erty comMittee.," Reeve' '.Allan
•,Fowler, Southampton;„
adrninis-
tratr : of archaeol�gy,. Fritz
Xneclitel, Hanover. The curator,
Mrs. L F, Morton; gave the. re-
. port on the .Visitors which total-
led 6,180. There were, 94, articles'
received, either ',donated. or. on
J.„ F. '',•Morton 'gave
praise' to , the' Women's instituteS'
fortheir fine support There • will
' ;be ,alterations made to house
• farm equipment. Plans were also"
:Ingcle, to: rnoVe ' 'the log house
lrom Co; 8,, Kinloss, to South
ampton; • Mr.' Harold Percy Of.
Kinlough • is :a _member' of .this
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• Mrs. 1. W. Colwell *howas
,With her 'daughter; Mrs, Don MO-
CoSh fot the past ten daYs, has'
returned to her. home here. Mrs.
Colwell has; not been ;enjoying
• .the" best of health..
The Presbyterian Met
at the home of Mrs. Frank MaulL:
den:. 'The IlYnin...,.`jesus Keep Me
Near The •Cross" .• was sung :and
• Lyman . Sutton : read'the
scripture: Miss Margaret' Ecrhert-
, :son Jed: in" prayer'. ,The ,word. for.
• the roll, ca4 was "Crueify7. Mrs.
Jack Barr, was in •'charge- of the
Easter program: The hymn :WAS,
"When' I Survey: the INOridiOns-
Cross". •The discusSiOn was tak-
• en' by , Mrs. StwartI McDonald,
and the hymns' "Go ,'TO Dark
Getliserriine".and the. Cross
of Christ .1 Glory". ,iteadings
• were given by Mrs'. Edbert
ell- and •,11./Irs.:','PerrY Bushell with
hymn "Christithe_Lord is :Risen
Today", A chapter • •frorn the
sta.!dy ,bOok and a Bible quiz
. *ere iiVen. Prayer closed' the
ToOetihe., and. lunch, Was. served
• -4Y4-he-icornmittee-71treharge.
Mr. ,and. Mrs. Perry ',11odgins.
and 'Sharon 'visited On' Saturday
• evening with, 114ras. :Ethel James.
,Congratulations to Mr. Sr, Mrs.
''NNtalf who 'Observed their
.42nd wedding .anriiversary on
Saturday. •
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'MrGeorge kalcienby, .•Who.
tendered his. resignation .as Sec."
• treas. of ."KinloUgh acbc'c'1,. was
• presented with a gift of money
ata meeting of the -School ,bard.
• Mr, Ilalderiby.: has: served in, this
capacity for: oVer. 32.„ years .and;
it 'was:, with, regret.. that.. -.this
,..hange 'A:1:mi With,:
His successor
is' Miss May • "
•'11/1r. Tom Hodgins underwent'
a plajor operation.' at 1,St:: Joseph's
Hospital, LoridOn, onFriday last.
ater. she. developed .prieurnonia.
Her iparti 'friends, .hoPe for • a
•8Pedy recovery.
The• anntial meeting. • of , the
will be held or c April3rd
•at. 'the hall. Iloste,sses, •Mrs., Ed
ThompSon; Mr's, William Eadie.
P,aYinerit, feeS, • TO -
t stariding committees, and'
sec...treas, Election of •'offieert..
Jai bil-tctOri, Mz's Jim Smi/th, Mrs.
Alcert, Mrs: Prank Ailauld-
en, ivt .
• 1193r Graham.•
'1Anlier.
•° and MrS. 'Harold lItild'eif-
Y 'a"•Mr. ,,'Orid MI.'S. Clare
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LUCKNOW SEM. ,r114BL. LitYcKNOw, ONTARIO
Sparking entertained around 30
relAtivosi at the Ang,licari church
PariQrS at a fatnilY dinner On
Sunda/ evening. This was the
occasion or the 37th wedding an-
niversary of -their 'Parents, Mr,
and, Mrs. George :HaidenhY„ and
also in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
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, '1, ,,. I . ,1 .1 . • .1 , I. 1-
-J°}14. MeIntYre , (the former !Pah
• nie 'Haldenby) who return this
week to Culross, Manitoba, alter
spending the winter 'with her
sister, mrs. M. Dudley of
LUCk-
now and with her brothers, Win:• '
and George •Haldenby. and her
ant an , cl uncle Mr.. and • Mrs.
#4fiftrt;,10‘t1K4.0;,,...
James. „Iiodglns. ,94-44. other 4ik0§
and nephews. The tables were
ieveiY. in Easter colors and tie
rq9#'1. al49 simllarily decorated,
During the evening all 'enjoyed,
a, sing song of songs AT4d qld fam-
iliar hYrrins..Mrs. James Hodgins:
expressed thanks., ow. behalf 'ot
F'AGE FIFTEMI,
•tho • guests who 'were Pre§ent
from Walkerton, Wingham,
Lucknow and KinloUgh dis-
trict. • •
• Many people could retire corn-
fortablY on *hat their exPeri-
enee has cost then.
CAN WE , TAKE, A ClIAACE any longer on a, government:that,
1. Has stili no answer to our immediate unemployment crisis?
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2. Threatens to gamble away our vital export markets and the jobs and ..
•'dollars they provide? '
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:THE TIME IIAS COME FOR ACTION in the present emergency. . to 'donow the 1 •
thins that need doin no • - „Alar .4v
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BACI(C0AfFIDEI‘CE A,N11.401.15:
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We Canadiansall agree that fir.it lob is to get almost. .
a million people back to work,: .• • • . .
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We want to restOreCOnfidence and START...C.4NAD
HUMMING AGAIN. We .want. §ieaci.•incoineS'Ind: a secure
future. We must make Up the ground lost through Months ;
of falteringLand confusion rn our national affairsAnd we
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must get started now
} The Pearson 'Plan. is designed to 4;10just that: bold and
- pratiCal.14.4ion for every Canadian who has had enough
of'slowdown, doubt and drift. • . :1 „:
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HIGHLIGHTS OF THE- PEARSON PLAN FOR CANADA FOR YOU
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1. MAJOR TAX CUTS to increase yetir income this year,
create more jobs. You• save $1 of every $4 you now pay
on your first $3000 of taxable intome.
2. THE DOWRY - You pay no taxes on your first $4000
income during first three years of married life-, pay
• $9•0 intead of $480•if• your • i•ncorne is•$5000•., •
• SICKNESS INSURANCE - IllYnnemployment benefits to
• '' people who are out of work because of illness.: .
4. NO EXCISE TAX on cars.
FOR FARMERS
Development Bank to assist fatal ;
proverrierit. • .
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2. Extend support prices for wheatoats; barley, lye,:
flax and butter. • • ' .
Pay compensation to farmers -fnr cOsrof storing
grinon their farms., 7.- • • . : .
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6. LOW DOWN-P-AYMENT" HOMES -- Change National
Housing Act to make it easier to buy homes without
large down.payments.
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FAMILY ALLOWANCES -• Continue family allowances
to the age 'of 18 for boys and girls who are studenis.
8. SCHOLARSHIPS; BURSARIES AND LOANS. -To give
youth equal opportunity for higher education. .2500)
• scholarshipsand
INCREASED•SOCIAL BENEFITS• - Old age -assistance for:•
widoyvs, and. Unmarried women to start at age 60. Right •
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. FULLER, FREER,. TRADE between NATO nations in6ud-
ing U.S. and Britain. Increase food and other shipments
to needy or undeveloped wuntrics7 Trade developrnzeftt
--- not restridion or diversion.
V01E LIBERAL FOR CONSTRUCTIVE LEADERSHIP NOW
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