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pred a to speak at aurora v fred g gardineri reeve of forest hill and one of the most capable speakers on labour farm and war veteran policies will speak in mechanics hall- aurora friday june 8th labour leaders union members executives of farmer organizations war veterans and veteran officials are urged to attend as mr gard iners outline of these policies will be one of the most- interesting heard hvnorth york at harvey of radio fame form erly of the club tophat vaind famous for his acts in the al and bob harvey show will entertain at 15 pjn tonciue is okinawa hero i i cplxloyd nreston rcaf son of mr and mrs g preston of pres tons lake vandorf has recently been transferred from chatham nb to goderichl this week his wife and baby son of chatham have moved to gbderich where they will now make their home oboe ionoi ioboi ioexoe xoe30 valleaus garage telephone service main street stouffville skilled mechanics for general repairs on cars trucks tractors try our new batteries arid battery service agents for oliver tractors and farm equipment oliver plow shares and parts ioe ioexoe aonoe aoeioi pte desmond t doss 26 here with his wife was a con scientious objector who would not carry a gun but he is the new hero of okinawa after hav ing saved 75 lives under vicious jap fire doss as a med ical corps man went in with a group of men attacking a jap position when heavy losses developed doss climbed to the top of an escarpment and des pite constant jap fire he re mained there until he had low ered all the wounded men -3cs- vsmw s ilufaivb t j r y u1c z 7e ouiie 0 0 0 a charter of rights for youth youth has spoken for itself in recent years spoken by deeds not words whenever it has been given opportunity yes and youth is speaking now speaking as candi- dates of the progressive conservative party youth that has won its spurs by heroic deeds in defense of freedom youth that brought victory to our cause is now through the progressive conservative party given the opportunity to take its place in the government of the nation the saddest story of all the centuries is the story of youth in the past two decades of youth made cynical by neglect embittered by repeated betrayal and disillusioned by the apparent indifference of those to whom they had entrusted their destiny fred madill ccf federal candidate in vork east is by education experience and ability eminently qualified to represent this riding in the house of commons as a graduate in economics of one of our universities he has the training necessary to a thorough understanding of our economic problems he has been a member of the ontario ccf council arid executive for several years and born on the farm has madea special study of farm problems fred was at one urns principal of stouffville high school and for some years editor andpublisher of the stouffville tribune he has been engaged in business for many years his long and faithful service in the interests of vorking people whether on farm in factory or office merits your support on june 11th vote for fred madill a man who knows your prob lems the fundamental issue in this elec tion is crystal clear the people of canada must decide whether we shall go forward to a new period of national prosperity development and social pro gress or return to the scarcity poverty waste and stagnation of the prewar days it is the duty of all of us to see that those who have offered their lives in the cause of freedom shall reap the full fruits of victory they have done a magnificent job let us see to it that they return to a canada of opportunity to enjoy that high standard of living available to all if we organize our pro ductive powers to provide it the ccf stands for the democratic social pf of our production to utilize our natural resources to provide full employment to meet human needs not the private profits of a few it will breakthe chains of monopoly control on june 11th you have the oppor- i unity to vote for a program to provide useful jobsadequare housing health and educational standards a fair deal for the farmer and industrial- worker and the opportunity for every canadian to develop his or her talents to the full on june 11 today with the youth of canada at his side john bracken says let us see to it that the state in our time discharges jts full obli gation to those upon whom societys mantle will shortly fall from our shoulders the men and women of tomorrow the boys and girls of today john bracken father of fighting sons has defined in precise terms the progressive conservative conception of- canadas responsibility to its youth this party regards it as a primary concern of government to establish a basis of equality of opportunity a in matters of health education training arid employment to broaden opportunity we will encourage through grants the de- velopment in our secondary schools of specialized training for primary industries such as agriculture mining forestry and fisheries we rwill provide financial assistance to enablebur young people according to their abilities to receive ad- vanced technical or professional training in our universities at home or abroad we believe in and will encourage a broad system of recreation and cultural centres these will be ex- tended to the rural areas through assistance hi the erection of com munity centres we will establish a youth advisory council composed pf representa tives of youth from all the provinces its function will be to consider and make recommenda tions to the government on matters of policy affecting canadian youth the progressive conservative party pledges itself to the achieve ment of c these goals by policies v which will assure jobs for workers at decent pay a square deal for farmers restored confidence to business men and a national de velopment plan for canada yes youth speaks from the plat form of the progressive conservative party- the average age of- whose candidates is in the early forties compare thati with the last house of v commons where the average age was over 60 look to youth foraction to the bracken team for youth vote madill published by east york ccf association win with bracken zofhannuatj yp convention of mbc church i held oyer from last week stouffville young people were amongst the 350 who attended the twentieth annual- young peoples convention of the mennonite bretheh in christ held in the tor onto bible college on victoria day the report of the local delegate donald pugli was amongst the best given some 28 societies were repre sented as far north as manitoulin island west to port elgin and east to colborne during trie lasfyear membership has increased 3 while an increase of 16 was shown in the number of meeting held total offerings in creased 11 the highest in history- offerings for foreign missions show ed an increase of 45 over last year and 66 over two years ago one now society was organized gormley society reported the high est attendance with an average of 65 the days activities were under the direction of reg tompkins president listowel with t a warder london as secretary- treasurer and rev w mi shantz of kitchener yps superinten dent v in the morning session two topics my obligation to serve and to support my church were given by misses eileen lageer and eva schlicter of owen sound and new dundee in the afternoon a debate resolved that efficient leadership is mor vital to progress than is loyalty of the membership was conducted by everek storms and gordon bolender of kitchener affirmative and howard reichard toronto howard shantz markham negative the convention was brought to a fitting conclusion by an address on cannibals under new manage ment presented by dr northcote deck frgs of toronto the speaker has travelled in 45 lands the henderson sister j provided sweet music- the extent to which the village of tiverton has furnished ministers for the baptist church of canada is told unique twentyfive men from bruce county village have gone into the baptist ministry 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