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4 for lower taxes better incomes a secure future th paopl of ontario hev much to gain from th progressive conservative programme outlined by the leader george drew on july 8th after months of consultation with farmers merchants drovers and all classes of citizens all over the province the progressive conservative government will establish county committees of leading farmers o plan production and distribution of farm products to meet domestic and foreign demands on a profitable basis to assure for the fanners a fairer share of the national income 2 eliminate speculation in livestock by converting stock yards into a provincewide publicly owned service 9 relieve farmers and all home owners of onehalf the school taxes 4 revise the whole provincial tax system to stimulate home improvements and house building g to provide for every child all the education that can be usefully absorbed introduce such vocational training in schools as will imbue farmers children with pride in and love for agriculture as a basic and honourable calling and lit them to make it in their own life time more gainful occupation than it has been in the past f educate the rising generation to earn their own living and make their own way q improve the health of children by furnishing them with adequate medical and dental care q increase mothers allowances and old age pensions 10 reduce the cost of electric power to farms and homes the rural population which in more senses than one htve their feet on the ground will approve the note of authority and confidence which animates the progressive conservative platform the farmers will welcome the advent of a strong aggressive administration to queens park an administration which will employ the most advanced economic and scientific methids to develop and utilize the agricultural mining forest and other natural resources of the province to build up a strong provincial economy furnish steady employment to men and women and establish social security for all classes the progressive conservative programme affirms that the moral spiritual and material welfare of ontario wilt bebestussured under british democratic institutions and within the ilritish commonwealth of nations and empire the issue is now in your hands vote for 1 the progressive conservative candidati no party in the history of this province evcrattractedu more representative group of candidates the party is pledged to carry out every commitment given in the drew 22point programme drew has faith in ontario faith in its people faith in the future only drew can win 2 we want and need a change vote for u change but weigh the facts dont vote for a party whose aims you have never studied or who would destroy individual property rights and everything else you hold dear drews programme is clear and sound dont cast a vote that will set ontario back 100 years vote to assure george drew a strong working majority in the legislature toko the notessary time off on wednesday 4th of august and mark your ballot for the progressive conservative candidate make ontario strong vote for unifokm inttfthatigmal sunday chool lesson leues f eg angus 1 ooe wurm mm 9whm lb ibs ttj 30 om z3 why flnim1 ott 4 mmillilnit pecxt ar ojukk to ajtt soon ojua boo to urn of erlat tfety wast to ksow shy god paraita th war to go oa la th 4y of cur u uou atd to kaer hy god did not diurtr hi pteel freei eot h and aaron hfcl ton im potsud of god to u4 tfatm cot bur umlr ftrct effort eauy mat ritf fall ur and inrrintl wraacttrlari th rwnplthrt ol u nsd uw rwboas el osd malt an lmtroo tiv story far our eoeaiotrsuan and fuidtne it will taawar our qua- u- f and avoid anothir costly ilection f- wbfq th tsort ef loot brouiht htivut white on th ptoej ujj blamed him and aaron for mahni thlr situation won hls sorrow and ahama mad thm doubt god calllns and commission how quldr ly ma r mrourtfd la tnatr pur- pot to arrv god th peoel wr wroof la thlr artitud thty anould hav ba ptutnl thtjr oujht not to hav aa- aumtd that th lota of th first aklrmlth mtant th loss el tb whol compalgn are v not ut uk uvtmt th new mlnlstt r or th recently atocted sunday achool tuperlnundant makta mlttake and lattrad of htlplnj him to pick up th piece and turt ovrr we decide that he just will not do that we mutt have a duuuje even thouih the peopl were wrong however the man of god ahould not have iot his faith and accused god of failure to keep hi promlte he was supposed to have learned the letton of patience in the long years on the backtlde of th desert had he forgotten the expe- rlrnce of the burning bush ii gad slid 1 am jehovah thoa shalt st what i will do eaod 611 in other word motea waa to re member that he wo dealing with the eternal one unchangeable and alwaya true to hi word and able to make hit will come to pass so often men in dealing with god think of him in terms of their own weakness and failure what we need it to hav a godlike conception of god not a manlike idea of him god it the infinite and eternal on with whom we have no right to quarrel and whoa dealing with us are too high for us to judge pa 130le oods covenant with his people was established v 4 he had heard their cry v t and his deliverance was ture v 8 th only thing moses had to do waa to wait and aee god work that word wait la a little on it seems to call for no effort to b easy of fulfillment yet it seem to be the hardest thing for a human being to do men who carry the burden of active warfare with asa and with honor become discouraged and sick when they must sit in prisoners concentration camp and wait for deliverance christians who can speak and work for god when things are ac tive and moving become querulous and despondent when they nave to wait for somethuuj to hsppen or when they are laid aside for a time his promlte is sure that is not just a religious sentiment it is a fact and it is proved by history note that in the case of moses iii history bald it came to pas the selfsame day exod li 01 moses had to take gods word for the selfsame day which we read here came later it came in gods own time after he had through moses humiliated and bro en the hard will of pharaoh then he gave his people the graat me morial feast of the passover tence ing them the needed lesson that re demption isy the shedding of blood in that night jehovah did brine tho children of israel out of the land of egypt that deliverance was oa certain the day he made the first promise to abraham v 3 and gen 1213 hundreds of years be fore as it was now that it had been accomplished history is really gods story re vealing his outworking of his plan or mankind the torn and blotted pages are mans handiwork sin and unbelief have caused him to hinder the work of god but god la not defeated and in th midst of mans selfcreated chaos he pro ceeds quietly to work out his own purpose f the many prophecies of scripture which have bean fulfilled not only prove its divine buplrauon but demonstrate 11s dependability ev ery promise of god la yea and amen in christ it cor 110 til we eaa oount on that