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ORONiO WEEKLY TIMES, THURSDAY, MARiPCH 28Y. 1963 ORONO WEEKLY TIMES Authorized as Second lass mail, Pat Office Department, Ottawa Established in 1938 by R. A. Forrester Roy C. Forrester- Editor and Manager VOTE WITH FURPOSE This Monday the eélectors across the Dominion go to the polis to elect the next government of Canada. In Durham the saine pattern will exist with theelectors choosing one of four candidates to represent the riding in Ottawa. -This- hoîce wiii be made from Mrs. Eileen Coutts for the New Demo- ýratic Party, Wilber Crandaîl, Candidate for theSocial Cred- it Partyý1, Rssel C.H>ny Liberal Candidate,, Gariet RÉickard, Conserva tive Candidate.1, The local camnpaigns have -and are being conducted In a niost creditable manner with no rash upheavals as have ex- isted in some of the more populated areas. Nor have any real local issues been submitted. The importance of thiselection is at- the national level. Issues are involved and during the campaign seme basic policies have been presented to0 the publie. On the- ether hand muel has been said that could well have been left unsaid. In electing a government througli the casting of the -ballot, reason of purpese sliould be of great concera. The purpose âhoud be to elect a goverament with def- laite souiad policies haviag capable and respected leadership and unanlmity wlthin its raks. Without this Canada cannot hope te advance aloag aay lune of achievement ...it Is the Itial requirement. The govérnment elected on April tli must directly face the issue of national and continental defence. In this, undler todays conditions, Canada can not act in an isolated nature. She has to coasider lier part in protecting the Northi American continent as well as the shores et Canada. Nothing less can be expected from this country. The same holds true in foreign affairs and trade. :Here a clear-cuit policywill elimninate liesitation and muddlîng of foreign att airs.. Canadians live by trade and it bas been sur- prising that very little has been stated in this campaign on possible new, trading agreemients or alignments. Every party is loô)king towards increasing trade whidh would eolve 80 many local pfoblems. for industrial and the farmiag comn- munities. Ilbe incentive, of course, does not ail rest with the goverament in this feature for the industrialist and the f arm mnust play a very large part in provilding their wares in a favourable position to compete on the markets et the worrld. The goverament can, however, create conditions that givc opportunity for self developmnent and self intiat ive. Another factor for the goverament iollowing April 8th is the adjustmnent for Canada and Canadians to live within their means. Give aways do not exist and bis have always to be paid. This is the present generatioa's responsibility, flot that of the infants and children of this country. Vote on Monday, April 8th, but vote witli purpose. GRASS FIRE SEASON With spriaig upon us and the ground f ast dryiag up the urge exists to bura the old dead grass. Ia the past aad no doubt in the future this practice has keep the, tire depart- ments in aIl municipalities busy. A grass t ire can suddenly rage out of control and sweep across a field or orchard ia no time.fiat. At times sucli tires seem to create their own draft so"evea on calni days'there existsý theýdanger of the tire spreading rapidly. Practicè caution when your bura garss neyer lçttizig it get the upper liand. Have assistance aad equiprnint available te control the tire,, a f lat shovel or a brçoem, rack, or wet bag. Dea't torget whea you light that tire that some of us tiremena are getting older. Chevy Il 100 2-Door Sedan Bruce Beer Ouitlijes Liberal Agi. Policy At Orono Meeing Around 250 attended a Liberal meeting held in Orono last night when the guest speaker was Mr. Bruce Beer. The meeting was held in the Orono Town Hall. The speaker stated that the Lib- eral Party who will form ,the riext government, wiil seek to expand trade and devote immediate atten- tion to livestock imphovement pol- idies. Mr. Glenholms Hughes chaired the meeting and the speaker wua introduced by Mr. Eric Fallis. Mr. Fallis pointed out that'the speaker was born in Bethany in Manvers Township. "Mr. Beer is the chairman of the j Eastern Agricultural Committee of the Liberal Caucus, an able par- liamenitarian. and the man who won Peel County for the Liberals last June atter it had been Tory for 69 years," Mr. Fallis stated., -The coming appointiment of a Minister of Eastern Agriculture by the Liberals w'ili be of the utmost importance to this area, Bruce Beer decla.red. This cabinet mini- ster wili be responsible for al mat- ters pertainng to farming ini Est- ern Canada, and will ,deal with ag-, ricultural problems in thîs part of the country which have been ig- nored by the Diefenbaker govern- ment, lie stated. "The Diefenbaker Minister of Agriculture, Mr. Hamilton, lias saîd recently that since lielias al] problems of Western Canada in hand lie will now turn his attention to Eastern Canada. If he liad paid any attention te Eastern agricul- ture over the past five years he would net have te ýe z during the election campaign of 1963 that he Will turn lis attention te here. "In the West, the same minister said, "You grow it, and 'we will seil it". !In the East he stated "If yoi d c t liwn your >produc- tion of dairy products we will cut off yeur support price." This la one of the many instances of the type ef treatment accorded castern farmers by the Conservatives," Mr. Beer -tated. Liberal Candidate Russell C. t Honey .stated that the Liberal policy of shifting the emphasis in price supports from butter te skim milk powder and dheese would ov- erecriýï m'ich of the butter surplus, i witliout reducing the farmers' 'milk Chevy Il 100 4-Door Sedan rSeclans, convertibles, -coupes- and wagons - from os thrifty os you please tao'os deluxe os you like! Drive one todoy -and sec for yourself I UriOWy il Nova 400 SorJOt Coupe ~AGeneral Mgtof s Vlue Otuo pur Chevrolet desIerar... s19-0iy yCHEVYIL ss CiEVYtoo Be spre to see Bonaza -on the CBC.TV network each Sunday. Check your local listing for channel1ad tine. H.5e30 Sec your local authorized Chevroiet dealer. .BOWMANVILLE R Y W. IHOLSPhone 728-6206 cheque. The Liberals plan defiçi- ency payments to creani shippers to, maintaîn present price levels, Mr. Honey .explained. "Were a farmer wishes to swituh fruni dairying to otheren- (Coatinued on Page 2) Bobbie Geach underwent an op- eration on his knee in the Sick Children's Hospital in Toronto on Tuesday. We ail wish Bobbie a complete recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Carruthers and Russel ot Bowmanville were dininer guests with Mr. anîd Mrs. Ross Gay and baby John iast Sun- day evening. I Sorry to report tliat Mrs. John Stone lias been ia Bowmanvilie Hospital suttering f rom the atter effects of the flu. Mrs. E. Wynn lias returned home from the rest home in New- castle where she spent the winter. 'She is witli ler 'son Mr. FPred Wysui. Several f rom the Kendal area iwill be comniencing work In the tforestry on Moadey unles winter returns. Sonie flocks of geese have been seen wingiag their way north- The tobacco men are busy steaming their greenhouses be- fore plaating. ward. Mrs. L. Burwash bas been visit- ing lier sister ,Mr$. C. Thom-pson for a f ew days the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stevens wvere down to Kendal and their tarai home last Weekend. Mr. Robert Morgan has returned home tram liis daughter's Mrs. J. Chapmaa wliere he lias been for over a week and quite Ill tram au attack 0f influenza. He is now re- covered. Mrs. Chas. Cooper has been spending a f ew days in hospital undergoing some tests. We hope she will soon be mucli better. chevy il 100 4 -Door Station Wagon No WONDER CHEVY Hff/S SICH A_ SPECTACLILAR SALES SUCCESS... HEFANEXCITNO VALUE-PACKED MODEL10 SUIT E VER YONCE FASt/RF . ý 4e @WOU