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'.T LliCKNIJW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW$ ONTARIO
Attended McMaster Cvoction
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Stothers and'
Miss Ruth were in Hamilton on
.Monday. of last Week where .Miss
• Kathleen secured her B.A. degree
at the 'annual convocation of Mc -
'Master University. Miss Stothers
B.A. is deserving of special con-
gratulationsas, illness forced' her
to give up her course in the
middle of herAinal year. So good
;had -her standing been during. her
entire course that she .had earned
the 3acheior of Arts degree With-
out writing her• final examina-
tions. Had her illness not occur-
red She would . certainly have
been among the honor graduates,
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'JOHN if. HANNA
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you two 'entirely different points of view. The Progressive Conservative Party believes
that this,:rovince =hasune4ualled `opportunities:for .development Pr
ovided that Our..
'eat.resources .are Put
to work' under plans for the future which will 'rovide: the
electric power :and other requireinents for the :greatest.period of 'exparision w have
ever known. Our opponents do not believe that these opportunities.: for expansion exist.
It is their right • and: their duty to expres ,��° their 'own opinion about our' future ' hey
ss have .•
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so: They do,not believe in our great' development. They a
acted:�'accordingly, and Will continue to do sO., •
.'You_ know the record of the. goVernment and the many ,. things.' it has done' to ad
k vane the interests of- 1T ur eo -le ' You know•the ,tremendous prograiiime ,of develop
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tient which •we have approved and .which' Will go into effect. if we receive your support
on June the' Ah., We 'believe:.that:is'the,way to assureemployment in the years ahead.
On theother side ou have astatic Point of view which thinks that all this devclo menti
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should be` deferred 'until the threat of unemployment which .the re : constantl , re-
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dieting is. actually upon •us. 'Developments of this kind take years to oomplete and the
best wayto. maintain ;employment in, .the future is . to' take
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resources which, are' needed to keep employment ;at a high level, : That ;is the point of
view we ask you' to .support.
1 do wish: to- emphasize one unusual feature,;of this:election: tion;. the .Communists in
this' province; relatively small in numbers,, are highly organized, They .are supporting
• the . C:C:F: I. recognize that the.. leaders of the C.C:F. Party have disavowed this
support. 'The fact 'remains, however, that_in every riding except two where there 'are
Communist candidates who were members of'.the last •Legislature,'the 'Communist
vote,. large ,or small ' iS: goingto the su' • ort of C.C.F. 'candidates: This ma be un-
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`'fortunate,for the C.C.F., and maybe against the wishes of. that Party. Itis.apparent,'
however 'that the •policies of the C.C.F.: Partyfind sufficient acceptance with the Com-
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muriists to gain' their support.'
No: matter how wOrthy any:individual..£:C.F:~candidate may be :.Y ou•bave onl�Y one :.'
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way' -of makingsuire-that ' ur vote.going be joined with
ois. notto in a Communist.eu
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It should be remembered tiat•in every • countr. •.where• Communism has come'to power,.
including. Russia: it came originally through an alignment with the Soci,alis't; party: in
that .country. You may think' the ;danger is still •far away: here in .Canada: Only a few •
years;ago theyythought it was very far away. in4those countries which have been brought ''
under 'Communist `slavery.w. ithin, the past three years., The :time; to end the threat of •'
Communism is while We are stili strong' and free, not when' freedon,i hangs in the
balance and we face ' one last desperate decision: �' -
This is not just an ordinary election: With democracy threatened all, over the
'world as it• is today; this it an opportunity for the people, of Ontario to show by their
vote that they really believein the right to'vote;` Naturally: I hope • that you will support
the candidate of our party in your riding. No Matter.how"you vote, however, may I
urge every, one •of to exercise your franchise so. that we demon'stra'te to:,otrselves
and to those living in less fortunate lands, that we really know the value of our freedom...
Never has this province advanced so greatlyagit has under the•progressiye.policies:of
the present government. Our programme for. the. future provides for still greater de
velopment in 'the:years, ahead. With the great opportunities which are before us, I
• hope you will give itis an overwhelming mandate to keep :Ontario strong through the,'
• years ahead. • I
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MONDAy..JoNE. MONDAY 7th
Pribli$hed by. The Ontrfrio Progrr,•us v e = scry ve A$so >:atibn •
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QUALIFY FOR
BRUCE -FINALS
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'Lucke ow Public Schools, held. a
preliminary sports meet • at the
Lueknow . School, grounds on
Thursday., First. place winners •fin
each. event -are eligible to take
part in the Bruce Inspectorate
championship meet to be held in
Walkerton next Wednesday.
The sports program here on
Thursday occupied .both morning
and .afternoon. ••Lucknow school
with 25 'firsts,, 25 seconds ,and 2:7'
thirds, amassed a total of 227
Points. S.S. .No. 7 . received 30
:.points;' S.S: • Ng: 10, 26 points;.
SS, No.' 2, 22 points;. S.S. No. 1,
16 'points S -.S.: No. "3, 9 points;
S S.. Nbf 4, 2 points and S.S., No.
$.,. 1 point,
Lucknow. :pupils 'elegible' to'.go;
to Walkerton are Marvin- Bieman,
Donald 'Thompson, George And=
erson, Jimmie Peterson; Donald
Nosal, Charlie Chin, Roy Stanley,
Kenneth Nicholson, Berkley:
•Bohnert, Ellwood Irwin, :Bowen
Ross, Gladys : Kilpatrick, ' Edna.
Reid; Carolyn Gibson, Betty Hab-•
kirk, Joyce M.offat,'Rozella• How-
•ald, Ruth Emberlirr, ::lViaxiene Ir-
win. Betty }roan Johnston. •
• DonaldMaclnt'yr'e of Second
Concession School 'compiled the
greatest ,nilinber. of points of any
of the. competitors.: •
First,' second and • third place
'winners.. in the.various: events.
'follow;..
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ollow". Rural, Student, winners
have the school.' section number
a-ft+er... tlw na'r•' ae ,,.,
The outcome ' of • this:election will determine the future. course of this province for
Many', ears to .come.;• Quite. apart .from anypolitical con sideration, you have. R• ural,
• THURSDAY, JUNE 3rd, 19.18
FAMILY' .HONORED 'BEFORE
MOVING; TO ` ,INLQU(aH • `„
, A presentation ' was held a
Pur'ple' Grove Sehool recentl'Y
Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Needham for
cdham
and family, prior to rnoving • to
their -new home at Kinlough.
•Mu%ray Campbell: called: Mr.
and Mrs. Clarke Needham, Nancy
•and Helen to, the platfoi:in; Eli
Morgan read the address and the
Need-hram family were• presented
with a floor lamg,'eJectrie• toaster
and an eight piece bi eaktast set,
also a sum of 'money. Mr;. Need-
ham made a..very .fitting reply,
They. sting `'For they areoll ,
go;id fellows". The: evening lwas- .
.spent in dancing. Lunch was ser- •
ved.
Nancy; Needham was presented.
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by the schcl6l• pupils' with e,bed.,
lamp and picture.
Junior' ''.boys': • runriing ., broad,
Marvin aieman,, Douglas, a New.-
Than,
ew-'reran, No. 10; George .•Anderson.
Senioi boys• running broad,
Donald: Thompson, Ellwood 'Irwin,
Clayton, . Hodgins '
Junior„;' girls'. Standing, broad,`
Gladys • Kilpatrick ' Kathleen
•Beekler, N. 1; Carolyn Gibson.
Senior girls' standing, broad,
Edna', Reid, Gladys .'Chen -,--Betty
Hamilton: 1
o high 'urn ;: junior Geo
Rs' y g J p�J a r ge.
Anderson, Melvin S c•h u: r r a h
Douglas :Newman:.
Senior boys'.'. high jump, Donald
MacIntyre; No, '.:7;• Berkely- Bah-.
vert, Ellwood `Irwi.ii.'•
Junior girls; softball. throw, Car.
olyn: Gibson; ;Thelma Bushell, No.
1:;` Ruth Johnston. • 4,
Senior::gicls' softbal-lhrow; Iso
bel Elliott No. -1.0; 'Julie •Clark
No. 7; Katherine Houston, No..4.
Junior :'boys'• softball throw;
Bowen loss,' Cart'' :McClen.aghan :.
No,- 10; A,ithurr.Baker.
Senior boYs' softball.. thi:ow,
Donald ,MacIrityre;:.No. 7;' Berk-
ley , Bohner t Johnnie 'Carter,' No.
:•7. _ ,
• ' Raees:
GirlsA6, '6 Donna.; Mae Nicholson
No'' ; • Marlene' Stanley, No. .2;
Margaret. ' lose Lyons
Boys, . 6; Floyd'. Stanley; '`No. 2
Jimmie Johnston, `Jack Kennedy,
Girls, • 7,, Betty Habkirk; Pat
'Joselyn;' ';14ary:".:Lou MacDonald,
• No 4
'Boys, ``7
o s Jimmie. Petersen;Y , . ,. ',TdCk
Coultes,, No. 10; Teddy 'Collyer: `•
Girls 8. Jo
, yce. Moffat; :D'onYia
Johnston,,; Elizabeth : Ann
seer.
' Boys,; 8, Douglas' .Stanley, No
2, ,.illie
Fisher, er, Steve Carnegie.
• Girls, 9, Rozella Howald Mari
lyn "Boyle,: No. 3;;, Karen Reid.
Boys,9; Ronald Nosal, Kenneth'
Showed; Pictures: •Here' Saturday'
'...,"Stars of The • Town'', a film
dpicting everyday. 'life .along
Litckn -Ver 'min 'stare.(' was •
shown here o'n Saturday night to'
a fairly large crowd. There •were
two ,show.ings,.at"night and a.Sat
urday'afternoon: matinee.
The pictures: were 'shot" ear•1
ler in the month by: movie oarnera _:•
and for 'the ,most: part were IA,_.:
posed. They were t,aken by .Rev'.
R.' II: Masseear of Dutton,. who
also had."charge of the orojecture
on Saturday.. night. The pictures
were 'also,• shown in., reverse to
Create many amusing seenes..The.`.
local film vias• suppl'eme'nted ; by •
Dungannon pictures and musical
I-lodgkinson,: Ernie Gibson,
:dials, 10, Ruth•.Eanbe Ilii; Bell:r
Graham, No:. 7; . Vial r,ie,,Cai'negie
Boys, ,10,. Clare. Bushell No, 1;,
Kenneth: Hodgins; 'No.r, 2 ;.B5bbie
Mowbray , ' I
`Girls, 11,, Edna' Ros; No 3;:
Kathleen Bechler :.No. 1;, B'ever.
ley St'anley',, No: 2:
Boys, 11,.Charlie Chin, Roland...
Jocelyn, mRoy .Stanley
-Girls,:-12, 'Mar�ori�e. Elliott, No.
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10;..• .Carolyn Gibson • T,1 '1 Gibson,.. No 1.
- Bo •s 1.2,.. Geore And.erson•'Ai•t
Baker; . Douglas 'Newman; No.' 10. .
• ::Girls, .13, ,Is�ober.'r:Elliott, No. 10; .;
Betty. Hamilton; Mary McMillan, •
Boys, 13, .Donald 'Thorn,pson; .,
Joe 1oaitald;t-Du-nea•n -G.a=r pbe11,--
No. 1 ;
Girls; 14 and over; Maaiene Ii
win; Shirley England, No,. 7.; Ruby.
Bonnet, No:.
,Boys, 14 and over; DonaldMac-.
Intyre No. 7;. • E11w ogd -.Irwin;
Clarke Stanley.
• :•Junior' iris': 3 -legged. race Car
g gg f
ol•yh . Gibson 'Betty Joan .Johan-
.stop;' Gladys• Kilpatrick: Joan
Hamilton; Ruth '.•Ernberlin, Val=
Brie 'Carnegie: •
SePio.rogirls' 3 -leg
gcd 1Vaiene
Irwin and,:Edna
•Reid, Betty,Thirt.
nip and Glad. yS Chin,.Betty Harr-
iitbri and' ;Joan '.Hai i'rlton.
Junior boys' wheelbaj'roW; Roy
Stanley:and Kennetir Nicholson,
Art;Baker and. Charlie. Chirt'Kent
ll'edley and Stewart Stanley
•'Senior bo. .Y.S'' wheeibart' W Bei
keley Bohnert and Ell\'o d Ir.win,.
Jbe ,How.aid and :Jolie Gan m e,
Clayton :Hodgins and C lurk Stan-
fey.
•22b, y.grd dash.,: Dunalcl ;MacIii
tyre,:;'No.7;• Donald :'l=hOInpson'
Ellwood. Irw':in •
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