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James LesterPearson {Continued frora page 1) (Continued f ront page 1) ýof Duirant In this he was verY prOud Vht it wantthrpayththa ln the past fewyar there has bee-n i o 'frtepst2pas. beenl tremiendous progr es I for aada It was bis hope that the people Qt and this has br-ought CanadkIs 1to a Canada w0uld cee fit to return theý new highpeA. This he feit wot)udibea atyt taw where theý cotiu as long axs the Liberals wee ecodsho tatbhtedo'ti admiinisteirg at Oaw.fle taidiand f oreign lpolicies have been gootà had been az great privýi1edge for hini1oneS . to serve and wýork ini his hum1ble w vay This splendid record wa.,s azsep U,~ in the Liberal governientbttrm nl'the future and amen Mr. Jamles pointed oeujt atovr)f keeping lin with 1progress. No thîe years that he had madtue cman - country in the woj"ii 'rhas avne tacts n Ott1morie than Canada. tacs i Otawa which now greatly 1 hue men at ottawa Were etar a'ssisted in solving probiemersent- a edtohii ron leridinig. rg or vain nor were they tîred. e o11 from hthe etoilDr of giving service Vo their country. Mr, Thewor V wi te lctin u Dr-Pearson paid tribute te the sound hami will be ar-duous but interesting judge,,ments of St. Laurent, J. Gard- stated Mr James, and hear he iaaked ner and C. D. How;e. thie support of al Vo a dst<uing l There are afld miiany domestkc the co)urýse of the campiaiga.Cntss rblemaS for th'e counýtry- but theà(t ,ý'reiiý«- esyinTJulliil'un l tiswîll be brouglit about because of de-- wereneyr esy a Duihai ad i 15velopmrent, not decline or santeL going te take every effor-t Vo makçe The danger of inflation is also ditr- certain of a Liberal ictirnlthet- due Vot rgre in the country riding. Ia the past his inte,-rests., he1 and here Mr Pearsen stated that tha said, were Vo serve luscnsiuts ovnmn peceshdtdd o ci maenpariie.the inuFlatiolnary n roe[ and e tke art n Vs lgisitur gùvernment ylelded to ai! the and this hs proised te cont.inue. i mý1n.dmadafomai sd Dr. C. Viponde, Liberal cniaeadset spent, spent, there wud of Ontario County, and a mset fluent certaly be inflation. speker adresed he eetng nci Theý goverlnmenit was, he claimed,. speker adresedth netin ad e ciczed because the budge~t was se, stated that Canada had iinder t higli and th)ua ta ties V truthat. Liberal govýernment a most sound and the bndget is lag omae o .10.- stable goverament. There vas ne o1!5 yea-rs ago but, aise is the incoqne et doubt in bis mindl that hi goverii- the couftr.v. Net rjugny, stated Mr,. ment would be returned Vo Oùttawa pear-,)n, wud atot er~s , and in this he gave threcons.(C'Ontinued on pag-e elght) Canadians, he said, werterýnjoyig -an ever.gjreater prosperity. Futirther the - greatfrad strides in Soeilal Se- curities, increased pension, unemploy- ment insurance and many other was W l~ l II beyond that of Nwhat the CCP would VEA EYI~ or- could have pr-ovideýd, said Dr. Vi- Ponde. A thîrd reason for the ireturii of the Liberal gove-rnmient, was the imPlemlentation of a National Hospi- e a ertiment on their handlinig of foreig-n was nowfýN respected through1outL the FRIDAy, APRIL 1.2 entire world as a leading power. Minch 0f the ceredit, lie felt, m t tethe ih Miniter >f Et£ P blîcSkating Minste ofExtral Aaffa5r, Hon, L, Pearsoni- Dr. Viponde_ feit that the progreses Of Canlada utfe the endcirsing of j SiATURD)AY, APRIL 13 thr-. Libral Par-tY for another terni,j ie stated that the bent invest- InEter, '.At nient for Durham, ourselves asud for anýada Was te vote Liberal andi John P a to n Mr Robert1 Kent askedï the support jqa of ail Liberals to work in thecnig1a 4 o b r campiga IVwae bis opJnion that 'J. M. James was good cabintmtavru Entrtannin.tfor the evening ,v,, proviîded by the CouryF rQa- .14i iu e tette-wh sng trpla F o al PUBLIC EETING 1 ~Township of Clarke i Te etfcic1rQ sd ratepayers and (or)AilP-es, saffected in i he resen Townhi(;f Clark,- Sehool rsaehrwt en noiidthât the Muinicipai oni of the Tei-iish-ip of' Clarke shhconsider and dea~l with jby-lýaws te wjthdraw former ScholSetinsNumbers One, Eýighit, and Nias f rom) the Town- ship of Clarke Scheoi Arej.a a noe meigt .ehI i f he Township Uall, os, on Aiyl 25th, 1957, at 8:30,g m, H. E. MLSOClerk