Readers Write Wake-Me-Up Election
A reader argues for New Democratic Party socialism led by T. C. Douglas as a path to economic reform. The page urges social spending, domestic industry, and aid to poor nations while contrasting with Pearson Liberals and Conservative lines.
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Canadao
Donatives
Toronto Aly
Pearson
Liberae
Canada
U.S.A
Britain
Roosevelt
Woemnedy
Bank of Canada
New Democratic Party
NATO
Liberal Ie
Viate
Information Magazine
T. ¢. Douglas
Brendan Aherme
Reverend Sandy Best Receives Honor Amid Election upset
The writer notes Sandy Best's honorary degree arriving at an opportune moment after his defeat by a medical doctor in the last election. The commentary casts doubt on political consequences and hints at possible religious framing of the campaign. He mentions affiliations with Mr Fatherson, the NDP, and the Conservative party.
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Fathrson
N.D.P
Sandy Best
Sunday Best
William Andrew Johnson
Rackwood
Community Events Include Plays and Dances in Town Hall
A good turnout attended Friday’s Eramoas Junior Farmers plays at Town Hall followed by dancing. Rockwood citizens gathered at Mrs. Douglas Findlay’s home to meet Mr. and John Hamey of the New Lodenbretts Party before next week’s election. Lenten services at St John’s Church feature tape discussions by Bishop Stephen Bayne. Emmanuel Bible Church hosted Rev. Howard Bryce and wife of Nigeria sharing mission work and reflections on Africa.
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Eramoas
Rockwood
Douglas Findlay
John Hamey
New Lodenbretts
J. Harpy
St. John's Church
Lsten
Stephen Bayne
Anglican Communion
Erin
St. John’s Church
Emmanuel Bible Church
Howard Bryce
Nigeria
Africa
Mr. Bryce
Church Service Remarks and Local News In Acton
At Sunday service at the church Mr Fleming spoke on temperance as Dr Henry of Toronto lectured. Mrs Joshua Thompson was injured when a cow stepped on her, fracturing ribs and puncturing a lung. she was treated at Guelph Hospital and is recovering. Bruce Leitch and Beverier visited Ralph Morgan in Toronto. Mrs C A Johnston and Wesley returned to Southey Saskatchewan after wintering with the Binnie family. Danish visitor Mrs Andersen attended a quilting bee. she left April 2 with well wishes. Mr Smith of Acton reports garden progress with peas and cucumbers and seedlings started under fluorescent light.
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Chur ‘Chill Church
Flemming
Henry
Toronto
Joshua Thompson
Guelph Hospital
Bruce Leitch
Beverier Visted
Ralph Morgan
C. A. Johnston
Wesley
Southey
Saskatchewan
Chas. Binnie
Andersen
Allan Christensen
Eric
Denmark
Trousseau
Tove
Smith
R.R. 2
Acton
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Morley Allen
Vic Bristow
Acton Lions Club
Louis
Henry Baverstock
Manor
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New Democratic ‘Party
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Bob
Ter
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Scow
Rev
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Nce
Denny’s Insurance
Allan Nichol
Groceteria
Rica
Hinton's
Hinton
Budgies
Jewellery—Department
TIMEX
England
Starley Kodak
Colerer_Blark
Neilson’s
Rowntrees
Black Magic Cadbury's
Lowney’s
LOG Cabin
Joe Sping
Edna-May
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