, . , . , , • , , . , ' • " . , , . , .. 1 .. • ~ .> . :,age Ten . THE JEWISH POST Thursday, June 14, 1962 Thursday, .rune 14, 1962 THE JEWISH POST' Page Seven Walker, Minister of Public WOrkS,) of my constituents. To say the least the Conservative banner. "ELECTION FOR'UM down to the slum area and showed he was 'diSturbed by the conditions The first project approved by - - him the liviJig conditions of some Wlder which some of these people City Council and C.M.H.C. - that ,. VOTE AS YOU PLEASE ,. BUT VOTE MOND·AY I of my people. We then met with are forced to live, and impressed area north of the C.P.R. rr, tracks, H," the Citizen's Committee on slum by the views of the members of west of Main Street - Jarvis Ave­ proved, and work will be started the National Housing Act. Co- in Parliament, and is universally MARARET KONANTZ, Liberal, active association with groups such i: clearance, and the Minister was able this Committee," stated John Mac- nue area. The federal contribution sometime in September. operation by the government has recognized for his contribution to ,I' long time 'experience in aiding as the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Cana­ , to learn first hand.the vi\lws .of some LeaI!, who seeks re-election Wlder of 3.8 million dollars. has been ap­ ~ The. area south, of the C.P.R. been promised by Mr. Walker. the protection. of rights of, that refugees and working for their dian Legion, United Nations ASso­ '!... lr===.==~~~~~~==~======~====/< .. tracks, west of Main Street, directly Mr. MacLean graduated from the august body. !; eventual· re-establishment as. digni­ ciation, John Howard Society, Uni­ , behind the new City Hall, has not Manitoba Law School in 1956. He He was, Wltil his recent retire­ fied human beings. She climaXed ,{ersity of' Manitoba Alumni Asso­ Winnipeg South' Centre been approved as yet by City COWl- receiyed his bachelor of arts degrea ment, executive vice-president of this .interest in 1961 when she ciation a'nd' a number of business. <:il, and therefore has not been offi~. from the University of Manitoba in the, Canadian Labor, Congress, and chaired Winnip~g's efforts'. in .last and professional organizations. (includes St. James) . dally presented to the federal gov- 1952. He ,¥aselected to parliament from 1958 to 1961 waS chairman. of year's World Refugee Y!!ar by rais­ , fu1957' and agam in'19SS;·Gordon.· , . ernment,due to. the problem of the in the 1958 general election. He is the national .comrp.ittee which ing over $140,000. to clear and re­ Chown was. elected 'to' represent i .. " . re7location of ,the :Midland Railway, married and h~ o.ne daughter: forme'd the, New, Democratic l:'arty~ hoUse some 300 refugees from Camp Winnipeg South·. in the· House of .. ·.Vote-Monday,·:June·1·S· Lohmuelile' nea~ Lubeck, Germ~y. .. :.'- A meeting was held with Mayor AlwaYfi a supporter of. adequate COmmons .. , ~ . Polls Open - 9 a.m. Daylight Saving Time . Jul,>a, John MacLean and the Hon-STANLEY KNOWLES" N.D.P., is legIslation ,for housing, health, Mrs. Konantz's concern with He was directly respo;>psible. for r Polls Close - 8 p.m. Daylight Saving Time . , . ourable David Walker to diScuss known across .Canada as a relentless employment, 'old age pensions, and community needs has led her iDto sucn- . achievements as the. increased this second proj'ect. It. was stated fighter for social justice. He 'was fair taXation, he is one of the archi­ ~y other activities throughout C.N.R. pensions, the apP9~~p.t of ~, RE-ELECT that it,.was up to the' City Council first elected to the House of Com- , . ' . tects, of the platform of his P,arty. her adult life, and she has been tl.te Royal Commissio;>~ to. s.tu.~ thl;l ) t!J come to an agreement with the mons.in 1942.and represented Win- " active since 1924. She was 1961-62 cost of Gov'irIlW'in\ an.d1;b.\l eStab-. Ti Honourable David Walker, Mini~ter of Public Works, '~sits ~U:'-lJl Midland Railway, lind then' the nipeg North, Centre -for 15 yel\l'S .. A United Church. minister, he is '. area of Winnipeg with John MacLean, M.P., and Mayor Stephen Juba. Gordon national' chair~an of Jhe member­ Iishm,e~t o~ th~ Dew ~. s~pply Churchill~ t x . federal 'government will consider WltU the Conservative sweep. of author . of The New Democratic ship ·committee of the United Na­ base ,in Winnipeg.. Through the efforts of . May~r ing;;u;.d City Co~cil'a~proval, slwn the appUcation Wlder the terms of 1958. He was :the former CCF whip Patty, pubJ.i.,shed last year. PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE tions Association in Canada. In 1960 As a member <!f the NATO Par­ Stephen Juba and" J~hn MacLean, conditions in Wiruiipeg w:ill dis- she w.as the first woman awarded a liamel,ltary Vni.9P- !)Ad, as a delegate M.P~ Winnipeg North Centre, with appear. ',. Gordon ChUrchill Election Committee, 644 Portage Ave., , . , golden boi awaid for volWlteer ser­ to the 88th Selisionof the Inter­ the 'federal government participat- "I took the Honourable', Davijl " Phone SP 2-9414 . Mak.e Your Vote Count!! vice in Manitoba. Parliamentary. Union, heid in Gen­ .: l eva in 1961,' he ba$ gained first­ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ '/ '. - ..... in WINNIPEG SOUTH She was one of. the organizers of : .: hmid knowledge afuJ. -experience in , the Central Volunteer Bureau and the Wartime BWldies for Britain international affairs ... V.ote: In 1961 he was' appointed Deputy Wi.nnipeg . North for a Young Man of Action ' . campaign. A widow, she has' three . .' ·children . Chairman' of 'Committees, and in' . and PROVEN ~XPERIENCE 1962; Assistant Deputy Speaker of , ' Monday . KEEP Him on the Job! Born .in 1922, GORDON CHOWN, the House of Commons. Conservative, has made an enviable RE-ELECT record in community life. 'He" was SIDNEY GREEN,.' N.J~'p., waS a educated . at Gordon Bell High G!>ld Medalist~llduate of the Mani­ .. School and received his law degree toba Law School. Active in the 'CHOWN, Gordon from the University of Manitboa in community life of Winnipeg, he is a , ". x , ., ..' . 1950. He is married and is the director of the YMHA, a member'. , . PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE father of three. of the' board of' direct~rs of' the Chown Election CoInmittee--':SlO. Corydon Ave., GR 4-2414 A war .veteran, he 'was ~lected to University of.' Manitoba Alumni,,' . '~;;9' ¥mY's Rd., CH 7-1'1.31 Winnipeg .City COWlcil' in 1952. He president of .the Winnipeg Film was in the forefront of the campaign Society 'and a director of Camp to build a new city hall and, urged B'nai B'rith: a referendum' on the controversial Believing in the N.D.P. ph\tform, " Sunday' sports issue. ,- . he feels the succe~s. formula :for , ! ., In 1955 he 'was chairman of the Canada's growth may -be foUrid in , IN YlINNIPEG',NORTH~ : ',,' ... -. "'.: " . , . ' '. ..' Junior Bar Association of Canada the party's concern fo'!: the health of the Canadian people, the. desire ' 'VOTE FOR,' SUPPORT A.ND ELECT and in 1956-57, a director of the to provide better opportunities for 'Men's 'Musical Club. The' brea4th. education, and its 'concern for the of his interests is reflected in his ContInued· on next page)' JOHN' DE FEHR Vote For • .SOCIAL CREDIT C~NDIDATE . ;. You have experienced". government IR both the old "PAUL PARASHIN· .. , My 'Friends 'of line parties whose record of wastelvtth excessive r .. ~ taxation has seriously undermined the happy exist­ on. JUNE· 18th , ence and future of Canadians and Canada itself. Only the Lll?eral Party has,:the team '. :~, ~ ; ; . and the ideas to tackle Canada's , grave present problems: , , ·1 ; ; ; • An economy that i,s grinding to , , T,HE , . SOCIAL· CREDIT. a halt . • Unemployment· that is increasing ~ided by Divinity; ?rovidence,' and dedicated to • Rising living costs due to devaIu~ 1 .'". honesty and fairness, . '. ation of our doUar On JWle 18 - 'take a stand for fuU liAS THE' ANSWER AND REMEDY employment. and a halt to further· JE . ISH" increases ,in the cost of living. by which businessmen and .. the public alike Can' and VOTE , :' ".- . will thrive in a working and growing economy. .' , .diiI \', . .' . A FEW IllGHLIGHTS OF WJfAT, WE STAND FO~; ,,'I! . , POST .• , • • J • " , .,' , , - ,. " , '~(". " • Enco~ragement of ip.~imlim Canadian in- • Advancement of money at low Interest rates . Liberal -- Winnipeg North .. " . ,.. vestment in thedevelopbig and pro~~sing of for agricul~rlll eXJl~<1p I!!1d development. Insetted by authoritY of Paul ParaShin Election Committee It is my sincere 'belief that with your help .and our resources. ' . • Development of foreign markets for agricul­ • Development of a dynamic trade policy based working 'together·as 'We (have 'done in the past, ture and. industry through competitive pricing on decreased tariffs. -. and extension of credit. 'N~rth • Institution Qf a uniform policy for aU farm Winnipeg Centre we can achieve' even ,greater .progtessand pros­ • Advancement of money at low interest rates products based on production, to ~ensure a for public projects necessary to the opening good price and adequate share of the domes­ up of economic expqnsion.,. ti.c market for all farmers." , ." . ... Vote"and' Re~Elect ,perity in :the days ahead. :$fM"I"",.~M~rvJ~'., l'~"" .. ~\",~~',... ~" .........,," ' .. '.'" ,.' ,.,:'. ,.', X ON JUNE 18th - BE ~URE. TO, MAKE. YOUR VOTE COUNT! VOTE \ '., ,·itOGREsSivE:"~ON·jRV.Afi'vt JOHN MacLEAN . or ;Free JOHN DIEFEfffiAKER !·~ar~rnfoitnation ~·'1'tai1s};Oreation , AND THE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE CALL GOVERNMENT OF JOHN DIEFENBAKER .. ·-,· . " • DE FEHR, JOHN , .. ~L!E':.s;81~1' - LE l3-8224 - !fu'j2~2a88 '. x . ", . John ·, '. ~fEbl»yl~y SMrm ELEC'l'I6N'~ - .,' .MacLEAN, x Jnsetted by John DeFehr' Election Committee. Jack Moffat, Agent.