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- 'THURSDAY,. 411714E-,- 29th, 1943
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
'THIS WEEK
GEORGE
will speak Inver all
RadiO' Stations
THURSDAy, JULY 29;
8.30 P.M..
SATURDAY,• JULY 31
9.00 P.M.
SATURDAY, JULY 31
11.30 P.M.
Vote for a
LETTERS TO
II T H E EDITOR
PAGE THREE
Ottawa, July 23, 1943
Mr. L. C. Thompson,
Lucknow, Ontario. •
Dear Campbell:'
Enclosed please find $2.00 to
cover my subscription .for an-
other year. Will. - you please
change my address'. to " CanOra,
Saskatchewan,: for :the balance of
the rear.
want to'thank , you for the
space you 'gave to the C. C.- F.
• 'Meeting and norninating conven-
,tien• on Satiirday;,and- for your
ditorial. Your , criticism regard-
ing the generalities of the Speeeh-
es and the lack of detailswas
well taken. This is a Criticism
that is .fairly levelled at most
meetings. However, with the two
s • eakers getting started late, and
with the desire of •the majority
of the audience to -get away be-
fore the Stores closed• at 11, it
cramped our style considerably;
It is difficult to go into the de-
tailed changes that must be made
in an economic system as complex
as our present one at a Single'
meeting,' but I do thinlg that we
than we did that night If I am
back to Lucknow again I will
try to profit by, your comments.
With kindest personal regards,
• Sincerely: yours,
A. M. Nicholson,
•- M.P. for MacKenzie:
' In parliamentary • affairs when
the electors :freedom of choice is
about te be: exercised, the 'para-
mount consideration influencing
his decision should naturally be.
and to be' honest;, conscientious
person always is "which :candi-
dates"' offering his service should
have his support•''
Iri this connection, the matter
of service .looms laige and de-
mands most ,careful thought. If
a candidate .has alrekly establish-
ed a serkrice record of unimpeach-
able integritY inthe municipal
field;' if he has been true to the
Pledges before his election; if he
has shown real. administrative
ability in .the exercise cif his chit-
ies, when .he offered his services
in a twider- and more important
field,j he has a claim support
Which cannot be gainsaid. I sub-
s,cribeto the opinion that experi-
ence -in municipal affairs, though
perhaps not 'absolutely necessary
to an. aspirant for seat in the
Ontario Legislature is certainly
most dedable. Mr. Hanna has
'had experience in municipal. af-
• fairs, three years •as councillor
arid fiv,e years as mayor of Wing -
barn. During. his various terms of
office' he acquainted himself in.
masterly fashion, never evincing
the slightest bias, never paying
any attention tosectional inter-
ests but always looking sedulous-
ly 'for *the general good. 'If he is
elected to the legislature on Aug-
ust 4th, he will continually.cham-.
pion the general good. His idea
of the 'general good inVolVes the
bettering of the farmers' lot and
the elevation of the VOlsOci‘ng clas-
ses. These combinedly represent
the bulk of our population
and to their aspirations his at-
tention is focused. '
John Hanna will make an
'ideal rePtesentative. in the House.
,tet us send him there.
• Jas. G. Webster.
(Reprinted from Wingham Ad-
vance -Times, July 22nd, 1943.)
Strong Ontario
• Wed.., Aug. 4
Mark Your BaHot
for the
1)11011ESSITIE
CONE
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• Mr. SarnCarnochan -6f.Seaforth
visited With friends•in and around
•Ltieknow. last •week.. • .• • •
,•• MiSs Mary and .Grace 'Reynolds
of Toronto spent a few days. with.
• rcaltiyes on the fourth. andsixth'
• . recently.. • :. . • :•.. •
•• Mr. Billie •Black.Of Toronto. is
..si:ionding his vacation at R.'Mi&
•' dleton's. .•.•
Mr. Mearle Middleton bf
• HamI-
ilton spent' the -week -end at.: his
, home... • . •
• The,•:JulY meeting of the U. F.
W. 0. was held at the home of
Mrs. J. L. ••McKiririon.with- a large.
attendance of members •and Visi
tors. . The meeting. opened with
• Singing the opening ode and re•-"'
. peating the 'Lord's prayer
MiS. V.F. MacDOnald, pre-'
sided. The minutes of last meet-,
• roll call was answered by exhib7.
itingan article made of second
'hand' material. This .was• a work
.meeting and, sev,eral. quilts .were
•quilted and a lot of knitting done;
. I:and'. the small 'girls sewed sev-
eral strips of. patches • together.
• Mrs. McCallum moved a vote of
.• thank, to the hostess for the use
. of her home, 'and to those helping
to. make- the work meeting a sue
•_cess. Singing God Save The King
' • 'closed, the • meeting. 'Lunch was
• served and a pleasant' time spent.
• . Mr. -George Robinson • of• the.
• R.C.A.F.,• 'Edmonton, • is • visiting •
at his home. •„
'Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bain qf Lon-
don were visitors with relatives
- on the Sixth last Veek. •
• Mr. and ,Mr. R. Moffat--.-and-
•fainily visited with friends in,
• 'Clinton and London. •
• Mr.. and' Mrs. ,MePherson and
Dorothy of Tceswater spent Sun-
' day at Mr. D. L. McKinnon's.
Dornthy remained to spend a..ieNV
days with Jean.
•
Mrs. W. I. MacDonald spent:.
a •fewdays in -Tordnto with her.
••sister, Mrs. Sangster.
• Mr. R. "RobertSop. :Christine,
• • ' Mary .and• Mrs. Ware and Shirley
• Ann visited during the week with
Mrs,, Middleton. •
K N LOUGH
• The Women's Institute meeting
will be held on Thursday next
at the home of Mrs. Roy Graham.
Cqnvener, Mrs. Richard Elliott;
•
assistant, Mrs. Tom Hodgins; ,mot -
a merry heart rnaketh a cheeP-
ful countenance; roll call,- A cop-
per for each letter in..your name;
lunch committee, . Mrs. R. Gra-
ham, Mrs. -Alex Percy, .Mrs.
Al-
bert Crang. • • .
• Friends and relatives.from here
attended ....ate, bonera.... of ;the :late. •
Mrs; John MccOrrnick on Sunday
last, The deceased, the former
Ida ..percy;. was ,the daughter .of
the late Mr. and Mrs.-4.as.'Percy
of ..this. place. Sympathy IS ex-
tended to the bereaved 'Ones.
Miss. Winnie Percy, 11.N. and
Miss S. MacKay of Londen, en-
joyed a pleasant motor and boat
trip to Muskoka. They also were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. • Frank
Maulden (nee Bess Lane) at
Mrs. Wm. Holland and John
are spending a few days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mc-
• Lean: • ' •
Miss Eliza' Thompson' iS,
visit-
ing wih kr. and Mrs. Perry
Hodgins.
Mr. and Mrs.. Hareld Percy,
MTsapePeTcy
and Mr. 'Wilbur EnSil- spent Mon-
day in London. •
•
Balfour and•Bevin McLean are
holidaying at Southampton.
BORN •
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- BROOKS—In. Kincardine General
•.11ospital, July 17, 1943, to Mr. and
at Mrs. liarvey Brooks, R. R. 3
Lucknow. a daughter. •
HETHERINGTON—At .Wingham
General Hospital, on July 15th,
1943, to Major and Mrs. R. S.
Hetherington (nee Louise Thonip-
son), "Vv'ingharn, a daughter, Jane
Macintosh.
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When •the House is in -"aim-
aittee discussing departmental
estimates, a, table is brought in on
the' floor ithmediately in front of
the Minister _at bat. '• Here sit
deputies*Who quickly furnish him
information' on questions which
are popped with astonishing reg-
ularity from- the benches. Atmds-
phere is quite informal, but often
very electric. How they pick those
items to Pieces, bit by bit. It looks.
to me like a Minister has -to be
a -cross between a shadow boxer
and professor of universal know-
ledge. •. „
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'chile spent few. days in the
Village,
Gordon Neff of Hamilton is
holidaying at the Pinnell, home
The Lane families from. here
6
amous for flavour since 1892
the ‘Salciala' name assures you
of a uniform blend of quality teas.
were guests at the wedding of
1
Miss lVfa:clelirie Lane, daughter of
Rey.: and IVIr.i David Lane .of
Clinton. •
•.
Miss Mildred Pirthell returned
home after 'holidaying for the
past two weeks 'with her Sister
Dorothy in London.• •
. .
Mrs. John Slessor returned
homefrom a visit•'with -Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon McBurney, South-,
ampton.
• Mr. and Mrs. Harold HaldenbY
and infant daughter Sheila are
• enjoying a week's holiday with
their parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thomp-
son and Marie visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. T3oy1e.
Mrs. Lavina Hodgkinson re-
turned home after !spending • a
few days with Mr. and 1Virs, Herb
Pettipiece t Langside.
Leod and Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence
MacLeod, South Kinloss.
" Miss Mina' Hodgins .and her
friend, Miss Ruth Robinsbn :of
Kincardine were week -end visit-
ors at the former's home here.
, Mrs. Ben Logan of Ripley spent
•a day with her brothel -lir, .John•
•
Hodgins and Tena. •
Mx and 1hsievrtknwille_
andIDOuglas of London are visit-
ing, with their parents here.
Conduced Services
Rev. Edgar Roulston, a forrrier
Huron Tewnship boy, Crnducted
services in .0livet and Ripley Un.•
ited church on Sunday in the ab -
erre of Rev. Eugene Beech; who,
with his wife and family are ye.,
-.vacatidiiing in Eastern Ontario.
ONE OF THE • TUCK 'SISTERS,
ter of
her home at-Millarton after spen- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tuck suffered
ding three Weeks; With Mrs. B. a compound "fracture of the skull
E. McLean. : when she ran into the side of
Mr, 'Vrid. Mrs. Wilbert 'Hodgkin:, the Hanover Coach bUs. She is
son and Kenneth spent Sunday expected to make a complete re -
with Mr. and Mrs. Alex! Mac- Coyery.
Vote
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Mr. and Mrs.
Huron - Bruce
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eduction school taxes
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Huron Bruce Progressive Conservative Association
"It's Time For A Change"
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