The Seaforth News, 1962-06-14, Page 4This is your
HOUR of
DECISION
in as real a sense as in
the Billy Graham hour.
You have nothing to
vote for but debt, more
debt, taxes and more
taxes, with its increas-
ing Statism, Socialism
and eventual (even im-
minent) Coimnunisin-
UNLESS YOU VOTE
Social
Credit
These columns the past
three weeks have en-
deavored to alert you to
the extent of our pres-
ent debt and danger
and that the average
Canadian family pays
visible and invisible tax
of 21 hundred dollars
per year.
Social Credit is the
ONLY Political Party
dedicated to pay-as-you-
go. The other three
(troika) are based on
debt.
Social
Credit
has the answers. It is
not just some vague
theory, but has gym
37 years of sound Gov-
ernment and a buoyant
economy to Alberta &
B.C.-has paid off their
provincial debt and in
Alta. has built up re-
serves of over 400 mil -
ions of dollars.
It can do the same
for all Canada.
4.-4M+446N4,444.,4.
Proven Performance
and Efficiency Will:
1. PROVIDE MORE BUY-
ING POWER.
2. ENCOURAGE FREE
ENTERPRISE.
3. ENABLE CANADA TO
GROW STRONG.
Social
Credit
THE ONLY
SUCCESSFUL PARTY
For Your Children's Sake
VOTE
Earl
Dotio;las
FOR
if ran
ST 004VMBAN
Joseph Murray will reecho a
degree Q dOO9 o medieine from
the Universal of Tomato oa
Jene 1111' Ile le the sou of f4r.
and Mrs, Gilbert Murray, Wail -
10 -1) Tr -Mashie. tie will interne
uext year at St. Nilehael'e Hoopit,
al, TOTOIll0.
Airs. Lewis Coyne, Raul and
Don are on a trip te Saskatele
ewan to visit Mrs. Coyares moth-
er and sister,
Miss Catharine Ryan, Water100
with Mr, and Mrs. Joseph YOWL
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Doyle and
children, Misses Anne and Helen
Maloney, Londou, with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Maloney.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Detroit, with Mrs. Mary Williams
and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs, Tont -Sloan and
children, Cornwall, with Mr. and
Mrs, jamas Sloan,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Maloney and
family, Stratford, with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bewman,
Miss Noreen McMillan, London,
with Mr. and Mrs, William McIVIII-
Ian.
Mise Reta Kennedy is spending
a holiday in Bracebridge,
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Murray and
family, London, L. Murray, of
Guelph, with Mr. and Mrs. Mich-
ael Murray.
Among the graduates from the
Mount SL Joseph's Academy are
Miss Jean Moylan, daughter ot
Mr. and. Mrs, John Moylan and
Miss Mary Murray, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray. At-
tending the graduation exercises
on Sunday were Mr, and Mrs.
John Moylan, Donald, Luella and
• Gordon; Miss 'tete Kennedy, Mrs.
Joseph. Malady, Miss Mary Eh
Doyle, Miss Mary Lou Coyne, Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Murray, Donald
Murray; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Mur.
ray and Joseph Murray, Toron-
to; Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray,
Sarnia; Mr. and Mrs, Jack Ryan,
and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Costello,
Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Butters, St, Thomas.
Mrs. Dominic Murray gave her
lime for a bingo and tea, held
STRAWBERRY & HAM
SUPPER
NORTITSIDE 'UNITED
CHURCH
June ifth - 5.30 to 7.30
Adults 1.25
Children under 12, 60c
RECEPTION
For Mr. and Mrs. Kea Dupee
(Dorothy Flynn) in Londeaboro
Community Hall
FRIDAY, JUNE 15
Dancing 9.30 to 1
Music by Cee Maxwell's
HansaBites
Ladies please bring lunch
Everyone welcome
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DANCING!
LIONEL THORNTON
and his
Casa Royal Orchestra
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under the ansplees Of the Catholle
Wolemi's• League- on 'TeeSerly cr.
wilzsg A. large crowd 'attended.
The following Were winuers at
binge: Mrs, Clarence Mammy,
MrsFrank Maloney, airs. Al,
phones: Cronin, Mrs, Mar/ Dever^
eau, airs. Ray Murray, Mr% OW,
once Ryan, Mrs, Frank
Mrs, Jim Dueltarme, 1VIrs, Peter
Maloney, Mrs, John Murphy, Mrs,
Jim Devereaux, Mrs, Elizabeth
Murray, Special games Were
won by Mrs. Jim Devereallx, Mrs,
peter Jordan and Miss Gloria
Boyd. Leach was served by the
committee in charge.
BLAKE
Mrs. Leon Jeffery has returned
home after spending a holiday in
Windsor,
Mr. Harold Finlay, Jim, Merger -
et and -Emma Jane, visited Sun-
day evening with Mr. and Mee.
Harold Hendrick and. family of
Dashwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McBride of
Windsor spent the week end at
their residence on the town line.
Mrs. Allen Steckle had a gall
recently resulting in a broken leg.
Miss Fern e Schwartzentruber
of Stratford nursing school, has
returned to Stratford after spend-
ing three weeks' holidays with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs; Ed-
mund Schwartzentruber.
BRODHACEN
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Scherbarth 5 -
Red relatives in Detroit recently.
Miss Wendy Wolfe, grand dau-
ghter of Mr, and Mrs. Ed Scher -
broth and daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Won's, returned
from Sick Children's hospital, To-
ronto, where she had been confin-
ed for many weeks following a se-
rious heart operation, Mrs. Scher -
berth had also visited her there.
Mrs. Calvin Diegel, Matthew
and Michael of Geraldton and
Mrs. Hartman of Kitchener spent
last Wednesday at the home of
Wm. Diegel, Rey. Calvin Diegel
was attending Synod in Waterloo.
Mrs, Albert Querengesser at-
tended the confirmation of her
granddaughter, Janet Stauch, at
Kitchener on Sunday.
Rev. Robert Rock of Nova Sco-
tia visited his parents, Mr. and
Mr. Edwin Rock, during the
week,
Maynard Hoegy, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Hoegy, fractured his
wrist while taking part in the
field day at Monkton on Friday.
Mrs. Emma Ahrens of Ottawa
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Elickmeir and other mai-
tIves.
Mr. George Rock attended the
funeral of Mrs. Simon- Walters in
Listowel about a week ago.
Mr. Ray Bennewies of London
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Bennewies for the week
end.
Mr, and Mrs, Donald Ahrens
and Kimberley of Hamilton with
Mrs.- Rachel Ahrens for the week
end.
Rev. Harold Brill is attending
a school at St. Peter's, Minnesota,
this week.
Mr, Arthur Diegel of Kitchener
is spending two weeks holidays
at his home.
Flowers were placed on the
altar of St. Peter's Lutheran
Church on Sunday in memory of
Mrs. Win. Bach who passed away
four years ago.
Plans are being made for Vaca-
tion Bible School to be held at St.
• Peter's Lutheran -Church the
week of July 8th.
'The Square Dance Group under
the training of Mrs. Storey of Mc-
Killop, who have been taking
lessons during the winter months
at the Community Hall, took part
in a square dance competition at
Dundalk on Thursday evening.
Those who took part were: Jan-
ice Dietz, Joan, Sane and Janet
Osborne, Merle Hoegy, Dennis
Bennewies, Darwin Dietz, Rodney
Hinz. The caller was Sharon
Dietz,
Mrs. Lorne Wolfe and family
and Mrs. John Hinz, all of Kitch-
er with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wolfe
during the week, Master Dale
Wolfe remained with his grand-
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sholdice and
Paul with Mr. and Mrs, Gary
Johnston in London on Sunday.
Mrs, John L. Bennewies has re-
turned to her home after- spend-
ing the winter months with her
family in Detroit, Windsor and
Ituthven, Her daughter, Mrs, Ell-
wood Smart of Windsor remained
with her for a few days and her
granddaughter, Carolyn Smart
will be here with her for several
weeks.
Mrs. Bud Lockridge and family
of Watford with Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Ahrens,
Mrs, Roselle. Miller and Mrs.
Irvin Miller visited with Mrs.
Toledo Beuerrnan and Mr. Pete
Waterloo, for a few (Mys,
ale and Mro. galph knoit$, Top,
Oto, spoilt Senday with UMW
ganaly and Me. Rad Wire, • Lew
Mellthere Of- the CoMmunitY
Foram were to lave 1). Piellie
the lawn at theeT-rme of Mr, and
Mrs. Dalton. Hluroit Sueday af-
1
ter:loon but Ming 41 Ole mew
weather it was held in •the base-
nieut of the Community Hall,
Mrs. Rosina Ithbiler accompanied
Mr. and 51m. Ed Viseher Of Sea-
torth to Llotowel on Sunday to
visit Mrs. Alma Puscheiberg. Mrs.
Puseheiberg .returned with them
to visit Mrs. Miller and Mr. and
Mrs, Harold Puschelberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibb and
gamily of Glencoe with Mr. and
Mrs, Harold Smyth and Mr, and -
Mrs. Ford Dickison.
Mr, and Mrs. Mel. Voll and
Wanda oe Kitchener with Mr. and
Mrs, Harold Mogk.
Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Marks,
Brussels; Mr, Robert Nichol and
Mr, and Mr. 'Harris Spotten,
Windsor, with Mr, and Mrs.
Lloyd Pfeifer and Karl.
Mr. Albert Hinz has been con-
fined to Stratford Hospital.
CROMARTY
Mrs. M. Lamont' was hostess
for the June meeting of the WMS.
The president, Mrs. Calder Mc-
Kalg, presided and led lit the
worship service. The secretary
and treasurer gave their reports.
Mrs. T. Laing read the Glad Tid-
ings prayer. It W118 11111101.11108/1
that the June conference will be
held in Burns Church, Milverton,
on Friday, June lath. Mrs. Wm.
Harper mad chapter two of the
study book on British Guiana.
Mrs. Robert Dodds took for her
topic an article, The Berlin Wall.
Mrs. Lamond conducted a Bible
Huron Vote, 1958
• ASHFIELD McK/LLOP
Cardiff Cochee 1 .. 51 123
1 108 80 2 , . 144 50
2 .. 108 19 3 .. 132 73
3 , . 111 Sa 4 .. 111 66
4 95' 24 Total 438 312
6 .. 41 67 MORRIS
6 -49 45 1 , 67 39
7 - 50 37 2 70. 37
Total 555 245 3 128 35
BLYTH 4 .. 1/6 26
1 .. 148 53 5 .. 92 48
2 .. 160 35 6 _ 102 46
Total 298 88 Total 676 231
BRUSSELS SEAFORTH
1 .. 124 -60 1 .. 11.7 109
2 .. 78 40 2 ., 147 66
3 - 114 50 3 118 97
Total 316 150 4 .. 69 64
claxeoat 5 101 41
1A. 115 53 6 .. 95 75
1 B 124 69 Total 647 451
2 A 162 42 STANLEY
2 120 59 1 .. 7.1 46
8A 112 71 2 47 48
8 B 156 33 3 gg 15
4 - 229 87 4 .. 155 23
Total 1008 404 5 . 81 28
COLBORNE 6 .. 82 36
.. 98 41 7 ,. 27 1.8
2 .. 70 44 5.109 35
3 .. 148 • 40 Total 687 248
4 .. 68 39 STEPHEN
Total 384 164 1 .. 133 40
EXETER 2 .. 74 19
IA, 134 54 g gg 64
1 B 124 57 4 .. 121 69
2A 212 92 5 „ 42 49
2 8 188 193 6 115 79
329. 124 79 7 .. 40 62
3 B 124 64 8 81 15
4 72 49 43
Total 978 498 106
comiticH
.. 97 33
2 A. 177 53
28.118 615
8A 110 28
3 B 128 43
4 .. 119 58 50
5 .. 147 69 44
6 .. 93 38 49
7 .. 166 98 118
. 93 50 24
9 A 115 45 513
B 105 40
10 .. 196 100
11..142 67
12 A 110 42
12 B 152 54
Tot'I 61.26 891
GODER1CH TWP.
1 .. 118 35
2 .. 91 20
3 86 39
4 .. 85 14
5 98 42
5 75
3`01.al 852 159
19
GREY
.. 74 34
2 .. 83 39
3 .. 76 '48
4 . . 82 60
.. 1O0 57
3
45
Total 699 319
nmegne
1 81
2 :: 50
132
4 .. 186
rotas 416
IlAY
1 .. 54
2 .. 57
3 A. 53
9 . 5-
10 A 70 -
NI B 66 77
Total 893 612
TUCKERSMITH
1 96 85
2 .. 114 87
3 .. 67 56
4 .. 101
5 .. '79
6 .. 65
7 .. 74 "7
.. 52
Total 638
OSBORNE
1 .. 78 27
2 60 49
3 .. 53 45
4 .. 76 30
5 .. 104 26
8 • 78 '8
7 .. 109 23
Total 554 213
E. WAWANOSH
1 .. 44 26
2 .. 125 87
3 .. 76 40
4 50' 47
5 .. 75 13
Total 370 168
W. .WAWANOSH
1 ., 11.0 37
2 ., 101 25
3 .. 48 24
4 .. 49 39
5 '.. 73 33
6 .. 15 33
Total 396 190
Ad,poll 12 4
•SUMMARY
Ashfleld 550 245
Blyth eim ss
Brussels 316 150
Clinton 1008 404
37 Gotbrne 854
34 Exeter 978
59 Godech 2126
75 God. tp. 652
117 Grey. .. 590
57 Ray .. 002
79 Bensall 294
33 Hilbert 415
73 Hallett I588
602 1111{I1lop 488
Morris 575 231
71 Seaforth 647 46/
86 Stanley 687 242
156 Stephen 893 612
Tkrsin'h 638 ' 513
49 Usborne 554 315
32 El Wnsh 370 103
40 W Wash 390 196
46 Advance 12 4
19 Soldiers 11.82 287
44 Totis 14107 7560
49 Majority for
285 Cardiff 8,557
11
I .. 133
'3
5 37
O .. 127
101
Tutai 002
HENSALL
11. A. 146
,E01 gl
HULLETT
1 ., 115
2 .. 70
.. 65
4 .. 146
5 31
o .. 83
l'olal5%
153
69
12
55
349
104
498
891
169
31.5
602
156
349
285
312
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BILL CAMPBELL
SEAFORTH
Phone 486
1 nvesto Ts
arifuueHoaate
01 CANADA. ktAltlio
enizu and MIs. IlicKaig close4
the meeting after which a seciai
hour was enjoyed, 11110011 he/ng
served by the hostess, assisted.hy
MM. Harper aud 'ars. T. L.
Scott,
UNIT 3, UW
Unit $ of the United Church
Women of Northsale, held their
June ineetiug, at the summer
home of Mrs. El. C. Chamberlain
et Bagteld. At 6.39 the members
and visitors sat eowe to a delic-
ious pot luck supper. Ms's. J, Tal.
bot opened the meeting with a
1100111, °Remedy for the Blues."
Routine business was conducted
by the President, when final plane
were made for the strawberry
and ham -supper on June nut and
tickets. were given the members
for sale, Them will be a general
kApoimr NRWS, Thtirsday, June 14, 1962
meeting of the TJCW en June 26
at 8 p,in. Mrs, j, C. Coehraile
gave 11 report 02 1110 first regional
conference held in Londe
Mrs. H. Treviso condtleted the
devotional pate of the Meeting,
MrS, T9111 Wilbee read, the serip-
tnre lesson and Mrs. Traviss led
in prayer. IViiss Annette Sinclair
was guest speaker and spoke on
her trip to Florida last winter
and accompanied her talk with
Ifieteree. Courtesy remarks were
given by Mrs. Travlss.
BORN
Moore - la Stratford General
hospital, to Mr, and Mrs. Sam
Moore, on June 13111, a son (Lai'
ry Douglas) a,brother for Janet.
Die'?
Wednesday, June
13, at Tent:LW Western ROSpitali
Alice Walker, beloved wile of the
late 1iertra100 Hard111 01 Hartley
Robert and Jack. Reating
:oats .°;011140;erl, 11.118011211541g1101: -
ton ave. west, 'reroute (at Duffer.
in st.), for service at 1,30 DAL,
Friday. Interment in Prospect
Cemetery,
Northside United Church
Worship 11 a.m. Jr. Churoh
School during worship. Sr.
Church Scheel 10 a.m.
Organist, Mrs, Sae. Stewart,
Mrs, Sohn Cardno, Juue and July.
Choirmaster, Mr. Jas. A. Stewart,
Minister, Rev, 1, Cliff Britton BA,
"What has been done is proof
of what yet can be accomplished"
A statement to the people of Ontario from
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker
"Five years ago the Canadian people gave me and my colleagues a mandate to
end the years of indecision and neglect of Liberal rule and make a start in the
New National Policy which we put before the Canadian people in 1957. You
gave us a renewal of your mandate in 1958.
"In the succeeding four years we carried on that policy and as a direct result of the
many bold and even revolutionary measures which we undertook the recession
of 1957 has been superseded by the boom of 1961 and 1962.
"Our energetic trade policies have
produced the first favorable balance
of trade in nine years.
"Farm cash income has reached an
all-time record high. Prices are now
supported on 23 farm products.
"Old Age Pensions and Old Age Assist-
ance have been increasedfrom $46 to
$65. Other pensions have kept pace.
"Ontario received $607 million in fed-
eral payments this year, a huge in-
crease over 1957's $215 million.
"Canada stands today at the commencement of a great new era of progress and
prosperity -first as a result of the action we have taken -second, on the neces-
sary conditi9n that the plans we have made and announced for the next five
years are carried into effective action.
"Five years from now Canada will be -celebrating the 100th Anniversary ot
Confederation. Our plans for the future are already five years along the road to
fulfilment and they can, will and must be realized between now and 1967. What
has been done in five years is proof of what yet can be accomplished in the next
five years."
VOTE
Progressive Conservative JUNE 18
HURON HAS PROSPERED
UN ER IMF I TEM BAKER
A IMiNIST. ATIO:\
Continue a somul
record of service
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