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- � MeM Maidens Garden annual reunion and piento at, the issue of The*Expositor'on P&d I . r , �
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11 . .1", offletal no I Club Members, to Hear Liew, Park, fiew�fbrtb, last S*turdAy 7; Poll and, municipality.,yote at-�!, INAft- � . , ��
C Messen- - guests at- , totals are ohown In compar4tiv.p, . mr, Im'" '. .... I
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Arms beea re'eiv6d 6y Pte. with 136 mordbers and rNo ' Dalft " , ��
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0owever, no , . �� Ad im, The 195243 oftleers In chargle - three contesting parties. , . . : . I
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or exi,eat of his W,�Uudi. , The Nat Merry Afafden'i Ga;rden Club will VI-Ce-prosidgut, Verne Dale; eppogd in orderi Total qonservat�.'Vv P.C. PANDWATE I 1. , .��,
� . Juss, been received,a* to the nature were: president, Frank . I Three main corriotions *4,'�ei -7 "'Oppo's,ing View's neaz d� b '..- L �L .�._ I— ` i",
't . I I 4=rtatuiri-g two 'other m(Len wound: be held 'Thursd4j. August 6, at 3 vlee-P id, �,udrew'Qrow: vote should road 10#5§8,, not, .'�`�o' , ,%4' . I . I . y , '. , ,
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ed in action, was4he army's 204th P.M., at W- ier; - Becreft . ., , �: . __ :� ,��;
I Haugh. ri-tr*surer, Mrs, 1pok 10,768; total Liberal vote sholA I , ,� �, I .; " 0�7_,�, �,�,r-"ill.
I I of the Korean war. Baker; Sports, Donald Dale, Wbm.'J� read - 10,944, not 1 0,W4; th�e 00 ?. . :
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4 1 . . . Miss X. Stockle and Mr. 1-1. Baker Dale, Mrs. Graham Kerr, �Mtx Ken - servative malority. is aoloidl I . � Fifty in Hensall Town Hall. 1.
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Woo racea, a program by the girls, the Mrs Mapaarot Dale, Mrs'., - 10 Official nomination meeting "'.
" Edward As well, under Wilbert, L .0�41 . . for I �.: I 1,
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.1 kimen Area People Bermuda," will feature the pro- . . : in Heusall Monday -afternoo I .
, - I - not 88. n ne'Home Entered Monday - - ,,i�,!�,�,�,'�,,,r,�
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I.. I I growing and care of vegetable The winners were as follows: pea eral eleo%cort, other thbm those of Th .,; , ;,
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Wearily 100 Ferguson relatives flowers, or diseases or Insects ,af- nut scramble, nine and, under; I Elst u Cardiff, Brusitela, and An- on No. 4 Highway, a half -Mike South � "
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Tocently for their annual Veouulon.- tabes of any one variety, for judg- -Amy Stewart; -boys 8 apd, under ceived, by ,Chief Returning Officer day night and a safe ransacked. �,,: r ': �� I_,,:
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varved; by the table committee. room or i4ningr6om bouquet, n.am- under, Dianne Vander , Wilma 1, I Mr. McLean, Liberal candidate in merman, of Exeter, said that tele- " :� , "
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we directed -by, Mr. -a . nd ed. BrIng a piezibb lunch and col- I burg P e nl nk- Huron and member for Huron -Perth Phqne wires had- been cut before � � , .11, -" ,
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,., � : etc. der, Dianne Vanderburg, Laurel tive clonkeys, two teams- of, local , first speaker called by Chairman thieves entered a -bedroom b .
* . I Dale; boys 12 and under Larry and district men, representing-ttle ..., re- " � .1
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, `�'li - Eighty -Two at Crich slngks �nen, 'Murray Dale, Irvine . sturday . ; , this time it was the responsibility kitchen. . I ....
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Jaques, Kirkton, Donald Paracons, Reunion'lon Park Here " The unorthadox cdmpeiition, 1 �: I
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I Kippen; girls,12 to 14, Marie Car- r eaforth Ag+lcul- � :11� i 11.... 1. . whicit way to vote. ton -the neighboring farm. Mr. Bell I . 7 . I -',� ""
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ter� Olandeboye, Pauline Atwell, The annual Crich reunion was scramble, Patricia Vanderburg, .IX- LL discovered the break-lu� Tuesday . .. 11
. arine Vanderburg; three -legged turii Society, might have failed. -to First Candidate Speaks Andrew Y, McLean, Seaforth ..",
held at the Lions, Park here list produce a decisive victor as far a F-16ton Cardiff, Brussels farm- morning when he visited his house. . . . . . 1,
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London; girls a.nd boys 12 to 14 ek with 82 Present. During the race, Donald Crozier and Maeftew- er, was the un.oppos Pointing to the achievements of Police said tracks. of a truck publisher, represents Huron ,.. 1��'�
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.., - arle Carter, Clandeboye. atternoon the sports Program was art; relay r�ace, Ruth Crbzier, ljopUr. rits- were .con- of Conservative candidate for or car led up to the window. Noth- . 1,
X � el Date, Irvine Dale; throwing soft- earned, but as far as the spectators Huron riding In the August 10 McLean emphasized Canada's bouy- Ing of muc'h value was reported forthcoming Federal electiony .1; I -1. .
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I carried out, with winners 'as fol- could see�however they may have ant economy and its subseque following the official nomina. �
1pea ,Howard Ferguson, Brynston; low*: . l . I 'It taken.
Young men, Gerald Parsons, Kip- ball, Reg Smith, Beverley 110yes; . elections. For three parlia. higib standard of living; the coull- tion meeting.in Hensall Mon- 11 '?
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1. kicking foot -ball, Milton, Dale, Joe had trouble seeingthrough ,tears of ments Mr. Cardiff has repre- try's quadrupled national produc- Mr�,'MvLe4n was member �
Girls five and under, Sandra Hug- laughter -the mule -minded doaks day. .. �
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sawried ladies, Mrs.. Norman Per ' ill, Helen Elliott; boys five and un- Reld; tieing tie, Mrs. etewart Dale knew the odds-on before.the game s.ented Huron North. Under tion since 1939; the high repute of wonders how electors could for 1-1gron-Perth . in. � As � "I'll, . . . . . . . �
I . Suson, Staff&, Mrs. Russell Fergu der; Donald kouston,G-r.ld Towns- 'And ,Nilton Dale; balloon rare, the re,Olstpibution, Ruron-Perth the Canadian dollar and the fiseal to ret i see fit federalparll last � . : �� ,'.
son, Hensall; married, men, Austin girlg, Rdth -Crozier and Dianne Van- started, and played in cahoots no urn,aGoverilment that spends atoent..' J,4o'f4�.ther . . ��..
, Atwell, Londou,.Roy Ferguson Ex- end; girls six toionine, Mildred derburg (tied); boys, Clarence Dale, matter how strenuously and, voci, and Huron North revert to the Policies which have made Canada $18,000 yearly,to colle-o--70rbage at names were submitted 'f -o r .. � ..� , .
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d Ill; girls, 9 to 12, Erma Townsend Kicking slipper, loadies,, Mrs. -Har- ceremonies wxs Eric)Munroo, wilill by two billion dollars and the sub- sive system but the same popula- - .- .. ...'. I
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. " Cason, Thames Roa, ; grandfathers, Ro " ry Nesbitt, Mrs. Mildred Johuso ' ; to Dot Reid fell the per - 11 %. "
lArnie. Ferguson, Whalen Willi -am n Sequent sAvingof 75 million dollar-, tion, cgsts little over $4,0iD0. .. �:..'
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-Torguson, Thames, Road. . Place of umpire. ,Captain of t" FuR Green in Mo d admit Clinton's Proluic Dr '. ,P
Gayle Crich; boys 9 to 12, ger -plexi
1, Cummings, David Crich, ug n ay Per year, "a benefit to us and our "The Government won't
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Elizabeth Towns. North was Dr. E. A. M6Master Se children," he added; and the lower that money is being wasted or that 4 !
liadies Mcli-the-sliPper, Mrs, How- end-, Erma Townsend; young Thomas Dale; 'oldest lady present I ' .. I . i
. . men, Mrs. Adeline I., forth Mayor, and marshal Wthe Personal income taxes, "now at the taxes could be lowered," Mr. Cardiff ... ..
., ard Ferguson, Thamesford, Mrs, Alec Townsend, Roger ',Cummings; Connell; longest mar� . . . . rn u , own, Night's Bowling Here a a I . c ean not- u Inue , u n .. I ., �11
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married ladies, Mrs..M., Trowartha Prelimiva�y. line-up for . both ed that tax reductions in 1953 total GIO,ernment has. gonyeouth, limit in vid 11-1
I -the-slippor, Russell Ferguson, ��M�4r.rio&Mei ' Knox; lucky draw, Donald . most success '..
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. *kk Mrs. H. Hugfif; . n, Grant Dale, teams contained the followleg I One of the 'ful eve- 361 million dollars and in 1952, income and other taxes, then it's. Dr. John W. i§haw. Clinion�s o � Id- . ? �.,
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race,, Lorne Atwell's side; pa- "Yank �. . St. Marys. . . ning tournaments ever played was approximately 140 111iiati'dollars. time for a change." . st resident and one of Canada's . .;
l Hensall, Roy, Fergigon, Exeter; re- in ' es names: .
bag'race, Mr. and- Mrs. A I tir' � g� Eleot New Officers enjoyed here Monday evening by Continuing, Mr. McLean scored
UY Sk k h J Der, Mrs. Frank Cum, 1. North- rong, Londes- After making short reference to e
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"I h The 1954 reunion will be held at Lucky spot, Wayne Eggill; time elected -as follows: president,- Verne Harve� Johnston, Reev�lof,Morrisl ,b4as tourney. According to one of- ed for huge surpluses, famff;�aE 1. 11, ",
. "The 1952 benefit, Mr. Cardiff remarked, Shaw, with a host of triefiiis ill 1,�i
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-Tellowing officers: president, Jo6 race, Bob -and 'Emily Elliott, Erma drew Crozier; second vice-pre;§i- Elston Cardiff, Brussels; -craie, Me- tou6ii,iftent -was the first evening "Was a direct rezult of Increase In where tax and other redactions of over 62 years, has-been-'Itermed ,.,I ,
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40artbr, Clandeb9ye;' secretir�-treas- and George Townserid; bean guess- derit, Allison Dale; sebrebary-treas- Cutcheon, Brussels; contest'ln.sov�eml years that the Canadian business with a resultant could -he made." , �
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I larer, Mrs. ,Austin Atwell, London; ing contest, Gordon Elliott. - After urer, Mrs. Stewart Dale; sports, Call, Walton; Gordon McGavin, green had been entirely taken up. Increase in revenue." . -
table committee, .Mr. and Mrs. the races a Peanut scramble w s chairman, Donald R4 St. Marys, Walton; JeITY'Montgomery, agricul- ' "Agriculture exports in 1982 were, I Chdrg"es "Gerrymandering" The doctor, was born in Hullett . I . .",..
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12oyd Ferguson, Hensall; Mr. and enjoyed by the children. Youngest Mrs. M. 'McAdam, Elmer Dale, Mrs. tural representative, 'Clinton; Har- by: Mr. and Mrs. G. A. MacDonald, the highest on record," the Liberal Pausing for a moment, the ,Con- Olinton, on July aS, 1861, a son of �!.
,, Tdrs. Roy Ferguson, Exeter; Mr. person present waw June Falconer: Herry Nesbitt; lunch, chairman, ry Tait, Brodbagen; Russell Shol- Stratford, 3 wins plus 19: candidate observed, and stated that. servative candidate continued that: the late Mr. and. Mrs. J,ohn Sha:w. : ..
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and 'Mrs. Elmer Atwell and Mr. oldest personpresent, Joseph Crich, Joe Reid, Mrs, Graham Kerr, Mrs. dice, Brodhagen; Russell Bolton, Mrs. Frank Ruston, Mitchell, 3 wins with trade Indications the same for "It wouldn't make any difference His father immigrxted to CanaAa . � ..
. ,And, Mrs. Lorne Atwell, St. Marys. Officers- elected for 1954 are' as Norman Carter, Mrs. W111liam Roa-s. Dublin; "Farmer" McFadden, Sea- plus 17; M.r. and Mrs, Ken, Hockey, 1953, ,the world ts buying more what government was in power, any from Jura. Scotland, dils mother ..
� - president, Harry Crioll; forth; 'James McQuald,Beechwood; Exeter, 3 wins plus 17; Mr. and I Llb- , ..
follows. Canadian products' than 9ver be- government-JConservative or was the late Eliza McKnight, ,
. vice-pFesident, Ross Trewarlha; Bob McKercher, Dublin; Geo�ie Mrs. A. Fraser, Exe fore. "The mutual trust among eral-in power for 18 years is -there .. ..
I IFIrst Service For New secretiry, Heleri Turner, treasurer, Tuckersmith Farmer -Hurt Wlheatle3r Dublin; J. L. Malone,, 13 1 ,�er, 3 wins plus Canada's 100 trad-ing countries, a too long." He said he would agree Ile attended model school mud
Mrs. Grant 'Stirling; table commit- B Seaforth;' Ken ,Stewart,, Seaforth; I normal school, and after teaching
I Anglican Rector Sunday tee, -Mrs. Elmer Townsend, Mrs. . After Falling in arn Harry -�tur4y, Auburn; Bob Me- Other rinks were skipped by.. H. trust created -by Liberal policies income -taxes were down, but "hid- to,. S�Ome -time in Brussels, be a ... !
, . is a. very Positive trade benefit V� den -taxes', -are up, "and these cost n- . ,� .
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Xtev. John H. James, recently ap- Harold Hugill, Mrs, Ross TrewAr- Gordon Richardson, Tuckersmith Millan, Ses!forth; Dan Betiermann,FC. Rivers, Exeter; Mr, Marks, F. enjoy," Mr. McLean asserted, the taxpayer more than the income tered medicine at Trinity College .. '.1
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PoWed rector to -the parishes of Mrs. Oliver Cole, Mrs. Arnold farmer on the Mill Read,, suffered Reeve of McKillop; W. L. Whyte Pritchard, Not Neglected Citizens taxes." received his M.D., and M.D.(C.M. all . . .. "
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rtlbwell; sPorta committee, Roy Seaforth; Harold Jackson, Sea-' Mr. Westbrook, H, Mr. Cardiff coliserved that "it was 1891. In May of the . .�,
I XL Thomas', Zetforth, and St. head injuries and cuts and brulses forth; A. Y. McLean, Seaforth; Ken Scrimgeous, Goderich; H. Brown, British markets are not lost, as same year he . ,:,�
Wary's, Dublin, will take his first Peloper, Cleve' Richards; Wlally to the body last week when he fell a funny thing for the Prime Min- went to ,Clinton, where this spring .:;
. CrIch, Herman Crich, Battles, Winthrop. A. R. DaVal, H. Hazelgrove and �the Drew party charges, he con- later to say war bonds would drop he completed 62 years of ,:,*,,
. aervice in these churche& next;Sun- - . down 9, shaft while working in his ,Howard. Sherbondy, Wingham; T tinued, but are still to'be had. How- in value it a Drew gover . practice ,
day, Aueust 2. Mr Ja succeeds . barn ' Discovered b �f 11" South -Al, Kerslake, Warden of I I . . lament I . "..
i I �, I . I Ir Holman, Chas. Danbro ever, Mr. al-claeQn. reasoned, there -a a p ys cian. .
: Rev. W. A. Jones, who wasapiToln-t- N rthside Senior WMS sons, he ,.a taken to - ' County of Huron, Hensall; Earl, . 6k and Elgin I
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� . I "� Hold Picnic Supper re -his con- Kenzie, Deputy Reeve of Exeter; Draper, Clinton; H. Ross, R. San- taking Britain's lower prices when the figures showed war bonds at In 107 be married the former , ..,:
I ". STAY. The date of Mr. JaMes? in- dition"'Was. described Wedmesday as It derson, �Stratfo,rd; W. M. Hart, a, he can get higher -prices elsewhere. Frances Harriet Rance, a gran&. ...
, � I i- .1 iftebon service has not yet been In Park Tuesday "Improving.,, . E. Pooley, Reeve of Exeter; J. "That Price Situation will undoubt- their lowest level. In light of facts I I
; - I t Nediger Reeve of ,Clinton; B. Pill- Hildebrand, E. H. Close. B. F. daughter of the founder of Clinton. ...
, I � SOL -L I - , . combe, �eeve of Usbcorne; Haro Christie, -Gordon Muir, Norman edly change, and Britain again these figures tell, the -speaker said Tibeir family includes one son, Pro- . ..�
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I 11 - u Seaforth, Dublin Youths Baker, 'assistant -agricultural repre- MacLean, R. Stevens, Elmer La. will be in a position to pay fessor Harry Shaw, of Dartmouth .. I
� lliarr of the W,M.S. of Northside on higher prices," the speaker that Statement Should have been ..Z
I United -Church was held Tuesday ,entative, Clinton; X. Morrisey, e. A. W. Sillery, Lorne Dale, G, made," COUege. Hanover. N.H., and one ."
. t I Attend Funeral For . Hurt in Goderich Sunday . lHaist, Depu- Hays, Alvin Date, Harold Free and I preft-ted. In the meantime, he ' . III,
I I evening at the Lions. Park. A ple- Reeve of Stephen; W " After criticizing the St. Laurent daughter, Mrs. Madeline Xilty, and .,
. � . , I � Late Mrs. Leo Bristow nic'supper Preceded a short busi- Two youth from Seaforth and ty Reeve of Stephen, Edward Greig, Kel. Merriam, Seatorth. added, the figures Show that aver' Government for withholding for six grandebildi-en, I.i
! ness session, when reports from Dublin, Jackie Matthews, town, and A�eve of Goderich; Alf. Moffat, age prices for Canadian agriculture ,,weeks" the publication,of the pres- Dr. Shaw has fiad a colorful and ,;
I � .� Among those attending the'fun- the various 'secretaries were re- Allan Geddes, Dublin, were injured! Reeve of Tuckersini'th; Nor3pan products during the past three once of foot end moiitb disease in varied career. He taught school, I
I � eral of the late Mrs. Leo Bristow ceived, - Sunday afternoon in Goderich when Scoins, Reeve o,f Seaforth; Andrew years are at an all-time high. Canada, Mr. Cardiff emphasized served linton as way(yr, trur4tee :
I I 11 Crozier, Tuckersmith; Harvey Cole- The St. Laurent Government has that if Canada is to stay a great Of the collegiate institute,, was ..
, 11, were her husband and son4n-law, The treasurer reported the -allo- they were 4nvolved in an -accident County Soil Assoc, not neglected the private citizen,
: I ; , Mr. Leo Bristow and Mr. V. Bay- cation for the first six months, of with a runaway car. They were man, Stanley; John Carnochan, An- country it cannot have one govern- health officer for the town for 50 ...
I . I bee; of Miami, Fla., who flew to the *year had been met, and the walking on Harbor ,hill beside k gus Brown, Bill Lane, Eric Doig, the Speaker stated, and mentioned men�t in for so long. years. served as, county coroner, 'J.,
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I , . , r. Russell Bristow, De. money forwarded to the Presbyter- car driven by Percy Bennett, R.R. Pr n . Old Age Security' payments, Family In closing, the speaker charged and na . I . It
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i troit; Mr. and Mrs. Lester V. W treasurer, Members decided to 2, Innerkip. Nicholson, Jim Brown, John Croz- Plans Niagara'Tour Allowances. Hospital Grants ,and that the Huron redistribution was Railway's physician for the district 11
I I )� ier, Murray Crich, Gerry Holland. the Agriculture Price Suppqrt Act me .. During 4
Waynes and three sons-, Simcoe; Mr. have the fall thankoffering, at' the Brakes of a car owned by James The Huron County Soil and Crop a gerrymander -to "get rid, of for more than 30 years, ,.
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� I ". and Mrs. H. Baegess, Plint, Mich.; regular meeting Ili September, with Elliott, Goderich, appirently failed Improvement Association is plan- trict alone." he said, "with 8,400 However, be stated, the people will the First World Wiar the Lt.- .
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,W, Duadas; Mi. and Mrs. Robert essary arrangements. with the,tBennett car. Injured about Niagara Peninsula on -Frida � that "I'll be glad to look after their '��Ie Of i. 1�
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1� it , anki -Mr. and Wis. Sa,;m B�oadlfo6t were appointed as vial- Alexandra Marine and Gen I their wives. It has been arranged 000 was paid out on old age secur- Liberal' Candidate Replies ers' Association, and he, was ,one. ::
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. I . PEARSON !OKESWITUCANDIDATE, A' SSO CIATION HEAD Wednesday -proved a fine day to . r following points: Wingliam. Bel- As Canada must pay the price of further five minutes in reply, The Agricultural Society in 1895.
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I � " : . First Presbyterian Church, when Hensall, Ki-ppen, Bruceheld, Sea- participation in the United Nations, by five bundrt'd million dollars. ....
� libout 70 members' enjoyed a pleas- forth and, Clinton. . world. 'He organized a sports group
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I 1, I ant afternoon. Sports were enjoy. A letter stating the exact pick-up ization ,and her contribution to ditures or Canada's i I se. Young boys of the community. . .
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I � I Dennis, son of,Mr. and Mrs. Clay, 7 a.m., leave Clinton for St. Oath- county road improvements and to the, nation's four billion dollar bud- .
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I � .-�,; i 1�::i�;:��:'. .! i ... The following were the prize sey Farms, St. Cathartmes, noted legisbation which benellts. the town- tion that it was like "trying to dou- ;
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I dro-Plettric tulin.61-dievelopment at for ,three terms, said that he be- time. As conomic conditions per. Free drinks, and Ito .!
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I Pearn Up -Lean; boys' free-for-all, Canadian Palls before leaving for L,ber I Government of two billi gerrymandering," Mr. McLean
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2�. - f ' �,�. i l8r; boyis, hick�tibeslipper, Doug porturilty fdfall,farmers and, their billion dollars on that debt. "But smallest ridIngs, should be redis. be" under 15, Doug,l&s,S.13b#'1 MI r, - �
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