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2 %vtfi; ""f.';v?f?”"“'&"?l‘!%é“ 3 The Perth people were happy E + idi t of St Marys \ & f y3 7 // 2 "em. pfg too, to have Donald C. MacDonâ€" fe?nla 1est efli]fteen ye'al‘s and is 3+ . e aA ~ * y 0 °) j . ald, M.P.P., Ontario New Dem:â€" ols n in t in & § E : nfi g has taken a Jdeading part 1 4 . a \ ocratic lea(jel as speaker for many civic, church and other ~ ‘ tht‘Ell nomination _ convention. reanization activities. As a , i : a“ ' Mr. MacDonald spoke of the Sreamle ded Public , & C_ onl tm | 0 : present problem of providing young man he attended Pu! f ' $ 4 f Y We } _adequate legislation to superâ€" and High Schools in the Windâ€" y E 4 'fi W vise finance and loan companies sorâ€"Amherstburg area. Lived on < . y 3 Je """_". af He thought the current crisis a farm during the depression ( C > s |_ _ qed ) ) had been met, but through a years, worked in General Moâ€" $ 4# + C < 7 oo * J "most extraordinary piece of tors for a year prior to en]istl_ng 6 ' x l ._ _z legislation." He felt that it was in the army. He served with f ; ‘ 4 " ie t $ * a very uneven application of the the Essex Scottish overseas,. was <Coce s‘ iR 7 2 C law, and that it indicated that ; 3 J * } «* ¢ s cA ‘"once again the Government of wounded in Holland and hosâ€" | Bm hT > ‘w $A < 7 Ontario is unwilling, except on pitalized for about a year. Affter ; . !] a w | _ y /. stt tz & an emergency basis and under the war he drove buses i’.’.W‘pd' | § & o l u.o&’" Ro ‘ pressure of events or of great sor and attended Rehabilitation ‘i ' o e e fie stt n FE Bv. 1. MelINTOSH /5 /J27 |â€" Public outery, to protect the in _ School. While attending the J Lf hy 312 %}:&“% Of St. Marys, was . named terests of the people." Canadian Memorial Chiropractic. ; 3 a y â€"=4â€" 39 2e Perth Riding candidate by the fol'f(})]e exe;uti\.vs named were as College tin ”{‘pronto ah;pggorxl)(;(‘i a" ‘; niasentee) Ontario New Democratie Party ws: President, Tom Soper; on construction, WTa) s § ~" m at their nomination meeting at.â€" 1St Viceâ€"President, V. I. Meâ€" cels and sold shoes in Eatons. & s § { Mitchell on Friday last. At a Intosh;: 2nd Viceâ€"President, Jack After a year and a half in inâ€" f 4 â€" s very large turnâ€"out of N.D.P. Roulfema: Secretary, Mrs. Frank ternship he sraduated as a Docâ€" : enthusiasts and supporters he Vyl’alth, Strgtford; Treasurer, was picked on the first ballot Klaus Schmidt, Stratford; Pubâ€" ‘ ( over the rival candidate, Jack lie Relations, Frank Wood: T . Roukema, of Stratford. Organgr. Mrs. Frank Wraith. t k * A former party. candidate, t3 j â€" w _ a Tom Soper was chairman for the Here 15 Years ‘ : > n Bs meeting and a Perth County V. I. (Larry) Melntosh has § M T o3 executive was named at the P BP\ * C meeting as well as a constitution © 1, \ "£ 1y being approved. ind hod : \H | P TA i ) § .'.‘ es "WHEN | DROP MY ARM, PULL!‘ said Jim Purdue a * > se lue _â€"_ he launched one of a series of tugâ€"ofâ€"war contests at th e ons I cigrmarp Collegiate Snoâ€"Aâ€"Goâ€"Go. : § * : § aat l @a@4 E. I€ 67 <6 P‘fl‘\fi 4 â€" j â€" 8 M h 3 -- _ é' y * 4 D ts f o wocs ; â€" f*/ M 4 | ~â€" d SA f S : _â€" ; _ ' 4 A ns 1 o \\ â€" es | . l a s _ 2 . '/c-‘ w | m 5 E/ 3 e A uy e t t 3 ; pe ‘ S " Fi / L l . £ L. "\";&!./v 4 a 3 o 6 44 4 B t w « F ‘ i < * y F R CÂ¥ 3 «o e /s L*’\l f i s w «< L Jn\ | ;,;“ ‘ .:A.v_. . â€" v4 E) ‘ ‘.- e s | 4 > 3 Nee E s i Â¥i 4 MJ{"” | q 4 & : > p > C dn | P ‘ 3. \ \ R s Reâ€" a» 7 l' . p Kv,/' is U J mt L .' ; \'p"JV ; | k B F #x , in / * ] y &A ie 1 $ e3 ‘ 3 _ £ 4 \ 3 t * i â€" , § ‘ } ‘ *) «ts ' P } 83 3 Payt ' 8 4 ’{‘ y , . M .‘ }!,'l 3 P 7. * F I f .-x , | f o ’ > l > 4 > ‘ | i4 ; :-' & ¢ [(%E7* . y iw, 3 & P a 3% . :. e E es ..A ; e * J & C ; «k.\ % > : % â€" Th K. *z P l Cyak | 118 K s . i â€" ~~@ ooo s _ 1 2 _ 0k .i o C e * M i ioi wigors . n :.-;_: it [ 54 petecticca ce c 7 »5sf'€~£fl«‘; 'I' es . k § liprrmpninttorree~ . g% ‘ se s k § ~ â€" 15 THIS PAPOOSE WENT TO THE CENTENNIAL EUCHRE | i mst _ _ 0.. sc e es AT KINTORE, as part of the Indian costume worn by Mrs. ‘ * MY _ &i._- es es : Newton Crawford. es : " CHOP THESE REEDS WITH MY OWN LITTLE HATCHET" declared Reg. Near 7 as he reached for a reed at the request of clarinetist Vera Noble prior to the recent ‘ band concert at the Collegiate. Reg. is a "triple threat" in the local band, playing * | clarinet, handling the treasury and dispensing clarinet needs. ¢pg ;4 197467 ; ,Wâ€"â€"_â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"‘â€" : | § i | { J