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e Lucknow'Sentinel, Lucknow, Ontario TH
KINLOUG.
• Misses Ethel Haldenly -and,
r_. EVelyn ittle:of Walkerton. spent
Sunday at their re -SP -. We hinnes:
Mrs. .Tack }•Todgin'son John
sand Mr. Charles Gillespie of Kin
dknespent Sunc a3F - r th -1VIr
Mrs. Aloes,Percy, ?a tai -tacl
Sandra spent Wednesday with
Purple Grove,
Cpl.•Doleua.'Orr '$f R C.A,F. (W.
D,), lt,ockcliffe, is • spending` her
furlough with Mr. and KM Har-
old Percy also with her parent
at Langside and other. relatives.
11Qj nd.Ntrs.` Geo ge Haldenby
uza"tteW,�urr lay with -Mr: "and -Mrs.
,Jose h W T1s:; C" .
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- : Little Helen Shaun- aeher` tit
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ir. and Mrs: ato .
• " �d'Thornp�anrCulross-Tslaent._a few days w1t'
Word her grandparents', Mr:, • and Mrs: ,
Wm, Wall;.
' � • Wd •has' been received "here .
.o....
announcing the __engagement of
Miss. Irene Hooker, eldest datigh
ter° of Mr. and Mrs.' A; Hooker,.
Thornton Heath, Surrey, England
-to Mr. -Wray Pinnell, soh of M.
'anti Nara Wan.' nneli;: tyre wedgy
axrg'to tabs frlke -oiJtnik
.. 1'h'ornton Heath church;,
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The King Man ower' Policy ----
"The
®"They Greatest Hoax ever perpetrated on a'Nation. '
blight upon: the -ood.
- ' �• . It is 'national- disgrace- and � a
n hi 7`0:. eve' o itzcal considera-
tions
onsider a
• name 'of Cr:adian .czt�ze s � g � . ..,
.•. . • ..:. : .. � • , ..l. 'rable�: `and::
tions priori y over .:the nation's .interest ss ; into e.
un f Digi 4b.4eT ".
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Dominio i -w rd • disunity pis ` to-
day the graves danger : facing
Canada. The polltical abasement
of the ing: Go ernment•S
power o1ic
...y ed` in wa ��tinie
. eap,
i
the
see
f sowed in peacetim
194Q
ing Chaos" ` of 'the
election campaign has been King,
i -ND -q-mos-ever since. National.
unity, to wllbh the King Govern=."
• rierit:-has :;'paid.- onlylIp=s
erwis
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as sol for "'political advantage=
In tib f gravest national, emer
.or
ITIC
OW
ER POLICY. do: not
esitate therefore to the
:: ' .'� and
mg Manpower Policy, .
political, ma Pula-
he :furtive • o � .p
P
- -acs
= he
z t
• .er
i ed
e �ol�-s�t�hlc.h+charact
mile stratioh:• of that :policy., as a
gross, miscarriage •,of social,
gency
THE PRICE;. CANADA HAS
,PAII)*r-the :unequal burdens of
the Kin Man ower' Policyls -be-
yond
beyonc measure.';; Army statistics
tell E l i e story, ,: Y fagically; the
casualty :lis}ts i'.bear: mute v�ltness:
to it.,
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THE PROGRESSIVE CON
SERVATIVE PARTY . HAS
CONSISTENTLY :'CONDEMN-
ED ;THE INJUSTICE ,OF A
ZL'
Federal
Candidate: for
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31st, :1945.. � J' •
Iere's.Th,e Progr'an.I..SuPPot:;
FULL EMPLOYME! T
, Conversion .of Crown war plants to peacetime production:
under.' pubic ,ownership. • , j °
1,000,000.'new homes in town:: and county_ in 10 years,'. lo.,v.••
' . housin ty • and •regional
'rental. g,;,slum clearance, commune
planning, ,hospitals, schools, community. , centres, ;rural �'rific elect
atiirrigation, ;soil. and :.forest. conservation,
on t g
Socialization and tdemocratic control of', monopolistic: in
dustry,.of,.banks.••and other financial 'institutions fan
• ' Worldlco-oper`ttion :to promote" international trade,
tied exchange•' of goods through 'Export °and,'Iniport .Boards.
COMPLETE SOCIAL SECURITY x
A floor -under income, .family -allowances maternity. bene
, '; fits, health ' centres „open : to all: ' Old age. , pensions at - 60,
Pensions to widows , and handicapped 'persons:`
Prosperous-- Agriculture And Fishing
•Guaranteed prices, • credit at •: cost, crop , inM•urafnce, social:•.
. and- et -operative ownership' of processing, patclkmg' 'and mayor,
'..distributive ---facilities;'. .planned -j trade
:tical:' and : economic : justice, .
: forthright).
-."-pi o 1 ssIve'`
Out �' .• °
leader has . said, •t vas -•-- an
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• tht hoax• ev•es.;::: reales >.
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'etrated : on a. -nation.
VEI FARE ;It2JST COME
FORE NARROW;: POLITICAL
ADVANTAGE Divide -and -rule
,ollcies have no place to framin ;
the :basisfor peace -time govern..
n-
Ment. , Only -a • party' that wily'.
recognize equality of oppo •tun-
ity for.all in time of peace as well
as equality of service a ad: saci°l:
fice in time of war can solve th c
problem of national •` nit r with
the. '.confidence of all Canadians
STAND: FOUR-SQUA_ RE FR EQUALIT4F SERVICE
SACRIRIC IN~ -WAR; EAC1 EQUALIT'Y� F
OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL °
WIN WITH BRACKEN
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Polies} eci by the Pi•ogreisivice C(rsaervttiv 134.r'y,,. Csttria t
S'ECURITY.'FOR. LABOUR.
Geiaui to 'con1paslsery. colleetive bargaining with company
unions` outlawed;' a National ;Labour. ':Code'taovering; tanks,
• wag es and' conditions. of 'work . •- . a
• VETERAN REHABILITATION
Maintenances or; jobs;:'`full' 'pay :and 'allowances:until" ' a
atisfa,ct'• or ob -
is• found,. • lifelong free medical attention for
�.�
all serviee;men• and women, .full ass-rsta-nceln-fartrling fishurb-
and small, business
Published" by the :.0• C. F .Bruce Riding :,Asstociation
KINLOUGH•
.and. Mrs. -Petty,ohJn, •Mr..
and' Mrs. Harvey . Hodgins. .and
family of" Windsor -visited over
,:wen
thd with...Mr,` and lylrs::
� e ,:week-end
Fred Hodgins and other. ,relatives.
here
=NIrs--K--a,'i- Boyle= and Mar-il3 n,
.spent -the' -week-end- inLondon
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I, witherer parents: there.
;.1VIr-s .Perry Hodgins - iS' :linstess,
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titot ;the Women's Institute Thuis-
' s:. Tb
day next." Convener, ; Mr �.
iodgiris;. assistant; Mrs... !Jack:
Ackert; topic; --Education '0e.vie> tr .'
of; a book.) ; ,mot.to,_., read L,mort2,
know: more and:.broaden you
mind.; roll `call, name of a book '
-have readun+h;: Ms, P . Hod
gins, Mrs -F.. ,JThnmpsonr_ancl l's~..•7-.
R. Elliott
THAT IS THE RECORE'. ;
OF THE :.LIBERAL.. PARTY
LET .KIND ::FINISH THE
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