The Huron Expositor, 1964-01-09, Page 7r
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OME, BUSINESS, FARM,
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THIS WEEK - AND
SHUFFLING THE 'CABINET ti
By RAY ARGYLE
Prime Minister Pearson's two-
stage cabinet shuffle—one an-
nounced, one in the works—is
aimed at preparing the govern-
ment for the possibility of a
1964 election.
But there 'are other behind -
the -scenes factors dictating the
prime minis-
" 2 3: ter's choice of
n e w cabinet
appointments.
One of the
most impor-
tants of these
is the prime
minister's urg-
ent need for a
French - Cana-
dian lieuten-
tant of stature
and imagina-
tion, capable
tide of Quebec
• LEADING STRAINS
OF LAYERS
itUALITY-
CONTROLLED
HATCHING
DEPENDABLE
SERVICE
c
HATCHERIES
first
step
o
more
e Y' •
9
Roy Argyle
with the rising
separatism.
A ,secondary factor has been
the Pearson government's need
for a stronger control over the
divided House o€ Commons,
with ability to withstand in-
creasing demands of the pro-
vinces for more authority over
the country's spending pro-
grams..
The removal of Justice Mini-
ster Lionel Chevrier from the
cabinet along .. with Postmaster
General Denis, gives . Mr. Pear-
son at long last the opportun-
ity to infuse his cabinet' with
new blood from Quebec.
The urgency here is that Que-
bec, despite the fact that Mr.
Diefenbaker was elected, in -
1957 with an over-all majority
from the other nine provinces,:
is still the corner -stone. of Cana-
dian political power.
..Tele two Quebec MP's most
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prominently regarded as poten-
tials for. this unofficial "deputy
prime ministership" ate young
Maurice Sauve andYvon Dupuis.
Sauve has the reputation of the
most intellectual of . the par,
Dupuis more the image of the
emotional orator of the type
French Canadians .love.
Mr. Pearson is faced with
pursuing twomain goals in
1964. a
Thefirst of these is„ to
strengthen the party in Quebec
and thereby, • 'he.• feels, bring
Quebec back into the main-
stream of the Canadian , Con-
federation.
The second is to work out an
acceptable arrangement with
the provinces under which eaoh
province can be assured of an
adequate share of general. taxa-
tion without at the same time
rendering Ottawa financially
impotent in .carrying out na-
tional programs and policies.
'For these reasons the prime.
minister, will break with .,prece-
dent ..a nd.Aparticipate personally
in the two February '10 Mont-
real by-elections to fill the seats
of Chevrier ..arid Denis. -The
Liberals must win these, and
with big majorities, or face very
early general election. Parlia-
ment will re -assemble a few
days after these by-elections
and without healthy victories,
the government would have lit-
tle chance of retaining. power
very long.
The prime minister has said
more cabinet changes will be
made soon. There has. been
much speculation that Health
Minister Judy, LaMarsh will be
moved out of her touchy post,.
possibly into the. postmaster's
job.
Whatever happens, the gov-
ernment's intentions on the
Canada Pension Plan will be
more evident once Miss La -
.Marsh's future is decided. A
decision to move • her would be
the signal for a general back -
down by the government on this
controversial legislation.
Mr an •sus, W ndsor, W tl
anti
Mr. and Mrs. Leo MWtxaYt
Mother M Marietta, Qhathai
Mrs. Adrian 'Plug, -,John, Larry
.and-. Theresa >Rlue, Cpdrington,
with Mr. John Delaney and Mr;
and Mrs. Steve Murray.
Miss Nell Doyle, London, with
Ted Doyle.
Mr's. Jack Moylan, Miss Jean,
Moylan, Donald and .Gordon
Moylan visited Sister Donald
Marie in Maryknoll, N.Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray and
family, East Lansing, Mich.,
with Mr, and Mrs. Michael Mur-
ray: •
• ,yiy
income
buying the right. flock ,.
replacements is thefirst step
toward higher egg income.
You can be sure of that
important first step when yqu
buy the J. J. Warren Sex -
Sal -Link from your Swift's
• atchery.
We believe—and we think
the records prove—that the
,ex -Sal -Link is the most
•putstanding brown egg layer
7n the market today, and
he equal of any white egg
ayer. It averages 240 to
155 eggs per bird housed
qr a full year of lay, has
;clod feed efficiency and
!gg size with low mortality.
This year, head for”
igher egg -income with
e famous J. J. Warren
ex -Sal -Link from your
hf wift's Hatchery.
ti rder from us soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Butters and
family, St. Thomas, and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Ryan and baby with
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Murray.
Miss Rose Doyle, Chatham,
with Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Doyle.
Miss Rita Kennedy, London,"
with Mr: and Mrs. Angus Keh-
nedy.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Melady
and baby, Pat Le Maire and.
Miss Alberta Le Maire, Tren-
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Butters
and family, Lyndon; with Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice Melady.'
Miss Joan Coyne, London,
with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Coyne.
Louis O'Reilly in London with
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Walsh and
family. '
Mrs. William McIver in To-
ronto with Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
McIver.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shea spent
Christmas in Seaforth with Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Costello.
Miss Jean Maloney and Leon-
ard Maloney, London, ' with Mrs.
Nora Maloney.
" Mr. and 'Mrs. Auguste Duch-
arme in London with Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Ducharme.
Miss Joan Coyne and Miss
Rita Kennedy, London, at their
homes here.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Masse,
Grand Bend, and Miss Joan Ry-
an, London, with Mr. and Mrs,
Joseph.. Ryan,-
Lou, Murray, Guelph, with Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Murray.
Miss Sheila -Malone, London;
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Murray, Strat-
ford; Jack Malone, Walkerton,
and Mr. and Mrs. James Malone
and family, Clinton, with Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Malone.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith,. and
Melody, Guelph, with Mr. and
Mrk Albert Cronin.
Alf. and Mr`s. Tom Sloan and
family, Cornwall; Mr. and Mrs.
-Don Brady and family, London;
Pat Sloan, Collingwood, with
Mr. and Mrs. James Sloan.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne De Gaust
and children, London, with Mr.
and Mrs. James O'Connor.
Miss Marion McIver, Detroit,
with 'Mrs. •William McIver.
Miss Noreen McMillan, Lon-
don, with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mc-
Millan.
Mr. and Mrs. 3erry. Eckert
and children, Owen Sound; FO
James Newcombe and Mrs. New-
combe, • Winnipeg; Miss Noreen
Dalton, Brantford; . Miss Anne
Dalton, London, with Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Dalton.
Miss Karen Kale, St. Mary's
High School, Kitchener, with Mr.
and 'Mrs. Tom Kale.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Dennome,
Zurich, with Mr: and Mrs. Jas.
McQuaid.
` Miss Luella Moylan, Kitchen-
er, with Mr, and Mrs. Jack Moy-
Jan. '
Miss Jeanne Melady, UWO,
London, with Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Melady.
Mr. and_ Mrs, V. J. Lane in
Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Flanagan 'arid family.
`M•r. and Mrs. John --•O'Reilly
and family, Stratford, with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Moylan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whaling
and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Maloney
and children, Stratford,„,and Mr,
and Mrs. George Smith and
baby, Zurich, With Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bowman.
Mrs. Jack McIver in Kitchen-
er witli Mr. and Mrs. Martin
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Canadian social worRer Doris Clark invites you t9 write
her about your problem. ' She answers letters of general
interest in this column but can't undertake personal replies.
DEAR DORIS—I have a son
with a large family who doesn't
make much money.. i I have help-
ed them a lot as.,,well as loan-
ing there►Money, and the daugh-
ter-in-law gets veryangry when
I ask for it back.
I had a birthday and asked
them all down. Had a big meal
ready but they. never showed
up, although they promised to
come. I was heartbroken.
My daughter - in - laws talks
about me to anyone that will
listen. Tells everybody I am
an old fool. She has turned
my son against me. What have
I done..wrong?
SWIFT'S HAXCHERY
4; n Walter McClure
R.R. 2, Seaforth, Ont.
Phone 844 R 5
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Fond Memories
- SENIOR CITIZEN
DEAR SENIOR—In-law• rela-
tionship takes careful handling.
This girl hates to _accept your
help, hates to admit she needs
it. She rebels with bitter criti-
cism—as thin restores -her self-
respect, in her own - -
If you can do it. -sincerely,
start praising her for good man-
agement. Let her see you -con-
sider her the boss in her own
home. The time will come When
she' will appreciate the love you
give her—if it has no strings
on it.
if so, how c'n I win him' com-
pletely? NOME
DEAR NONIE—It's dollars to
doughnuts his weeps had -noth-
ing to do with- you. No boy
wants a girl to know he has
been crying; so he disappeared.
You must not follow up this,
kind of an advantage.
—If If you think he likes you, he
probably does. You're doing all
right; don't change a thing.
Confidential to Kiss or Not
to Kiss — Not on a first date.
Kissing and affection "are sup-
posed to be a.§Lign. of fondness,
which is something which takes
time .to grow. Anything too pre-
vious is cheapening.
A poem by Vincent J. Lane
Another old tradition
Has faded out of sight
The custom of the family trip -
To town on Saturday night.
For Saturday night on Main
Street
Always was a big affair,
And everyone from Joe to Dick
Congregated there.
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DEAR DORIS—I am a. woman
almost„63 and a widow. I was
wondering if there is any pen-
sion for a widow of that age?
My husband died last Jgiy
and. left me, without a' cent 'Or
home or anything.' I am work-
ing now, but have a bad back,
and I do not know how long I
can work, But I have to earn
my living.
WONDERING
Folks did ,a lot ,of shopping,
There is no doubt of that;
But it took only second fiddle
To the regular friendly chat.
The children had a dime to spend
For a hot-dogand a cone;
The little girls could buy a ring
With a lovely shining stone.
For those who do remeynber—
Agree? I think you will;
You could get as much in those
times
As for now, a dollar bill.
Mother got the groceries,
And yard goods for a trade—
Perhaps for potatoes or some
eggs,
Or butter she had made.
Do you recall when hockey you
• could see,
Three games for fifteen cents;
While just the other day it cost
two bucks for kids, as well as
• gents:
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Mrs. J. Hoelscher
DEAR WONDERING •— You
are entitled to a government
pension. (which came into being
in 1962 for single women over
60) and may find out about it
by getting in• touch with your
own Regional Welfare Officer.
DEAR DORIS—I like this guy
and I know he .likes me justby
the way he looks at me. The
trouble is he only - shows me
he likes me and no one else.
This week when f s.aW ,him his
eyes were all red and he was
biting his lid” 'as if he was try-
ing to keep from crying. When
I saw this I started to cry too
and later I wanted to talk to
him and see if he felt the same
way about me as I felt ab'.:
him, but I could not find him.
Do you think he likes me and,
Oh yes, those days have come
and gone,
It's progress, if you, will—
Don't-be surprised to learn some
day
they have scrapped the dollar
bill! .
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