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D PX) New early corn hybrid from National- L FREON i) SE NDR Arse Rijs hy SAPS IA ALM AT RAS ELE IAAT cy ' ZT EA PT PETIA Sted | {iad De aw Future bright for families (From page 3) countries could spell serious economic trouble by the year 2000. The falling birth rate, coupled with longer life ex- pectancy made possible by medical science could mean that governments will go broke trying to pay for pen- sions and other services for senior citizens by the end of this century. Despite some of the more gloomy and alarming trends and predictions, his closing remarks suggested that he personally feels that the fut- ure of the Canadian family is bright. "There is no substitute for the family. It may cause tears, anger, even hate sometimes, but the family is one of the places where there is still respect for the human Return from visit to B.C. Mrs. F.D. Slemmon, Mrs. Dorothea Koch, Mrs. Cliff-' ord Love of Port Perry and miss Mabel Cleveland of Windsor have returned from a three week trip to British Columbia. They visited Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Sheridan and family in Terrace and sailed from Prince Rupert to Van- couver on the "Queen of Prince Rupert." being. This first lecture in the Family Life series was attended by numerpus people active in community affairs, educators, and a considerable number of sen- ior high school students. New books New books at Scugog Public Library are as follows: Tannochbrae, A. Cronin; Witness Before the Fact, E. Ferrars; Letters to my Hus- band's Analyst, B. Davis; The Megawind Cancellation, B. Boucher; Call the Dark- ness Light, N. Zaroulis; Prairie Born, Prairie Bred, E. Jaques; Your Young Child and You, E. Weisberg- er; Balls!, R. Rohmer; American Woman All-Time - Favourites Cookbook, V. Wudski; The Easy Garden, A. Bristow; Kings Landing, W. Barrett. 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