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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-09-29, Page 16I. SIXTEEN. vit THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO, _ ,... _66.66.. . _.. .., 6666. •._ _ . TRIMETTES in .6 to 71/2 TRIMSLIM, ORLON -I, VIYELLA Textured .in 8 to 9/2.. 91/ ,90 11 ewi: Fail' . Patterns : In Stock Now a7 TIGHTS By Trirnfit and Kayser 'PLAIN, PATTERNED, CABLE, GROW -A -SIZE' Sizes 6 ' Months to 14 Years, S -M In Teenagers ;and Misses upranteecl ..Non-RunF�'r Longer �-iear .. dies=. arid Me: ,weir ' i- - ••PHONE 528-2126 iw GENT POR KINCARDINE CLEANERS: Free Pick -Up and ;Delivery ;Monde; ',mut Thurs BRUCE LIBERAL (Continued' '`fr,,orn. page' 1) . Nominate ` Seven Seven. men were nominated from the ,floor at last.. Wednesday's meeting: Ernie •Greer of'. Glen nn*�is. ,by Herman ' Young, Kincardine and. .Donald' Maclay, Lindsay. Alex Chess of Southampton ' by $race MacGillivary, . Bruce Town- ship and, Dr:. J..F. . Morton, South- ampton. outhampton.:' Kent ' Lamont. of : Saugeen . by Alen 1VIcFarlan, • Tiverton . and Joe MacMillan, Lucknow. Hiram Pangburn of. Huron Town •:ship by George MacLean, Ripley. and . Grant MacDonald;; ' Huron Township DOug Kreutzweiser of • Hepworth bySid. . Dunning, . Southampton g, P and • J. B, Downs,: Hepworth: John MacKenzie of Bruce Township. by Alex .Nelson, Arran and Doug Kreutzweizer, . Hep -y worth. Ross Whicher of Wiarton by W. A. Davey, Port Elgin :'and :•Doff aid MacLay, :.Lindsay • Mr. Kreutzweiser and John MacKenzie who . battled ,it out • for the nomination a few years ago, declined . .to• stand as did Ross Whicher, present sitting Lib- eral meember in the Ontario .par- liament. ` to Three ,Ballots 384 registered delegates present balloted on the four others, Chess, Pangburn, Lamont arida Greer. Dr. Wm. Bruce of Kincardine acted as . 'returning '.officer for the vote _ Hiram Pangburn 'was low 'man /on the, first . ballot= Ernie Greer was defeated .on :the second and Kent Lamont. edged 'Alex Chess on the .third . ballot . to take . the nomination.. ; Messrs. Pangburn, Chess and Greer were quick 'to make„the choice unanimous and extend their. congratulations to the victor: As president of the Bruce . Lib- eral Association, Mr. Lamont had presided for the first part of the rrieeting at which time the riding officers were .introduced, James Powers of •:.Chepstow, immediate • past president; Doug -Kreutzwei- ser of Hepworth, 1st vice presi- dent; Don MacKenzie, Bruce, 2nd vice; Mrs, Earl. Ferris, Glammis, treasurer; Miss Jessie MacLean, Kincardine, .secretary; ' directors, Finlay ' Cameron, north; Harvey. Miller, central;Wilfred Anderson, Lucknow,. south, Powers presided for the nomination ,period: Mayor W. A Davey, of ,.Port Elgin . welcomed. thegathering: on behalf ' of the town Platform guests, Murray Gaunt MPP Huron -Bruce, ' ' Eddie Serg- eant 'MPP': 'Grey North and ' Ross Whither MPP: `Bruce spoke brief- ly. Others who : were called on were ,Donald Blue .of Ripley, for- mer .:member ' for Bruce, . Mrs. Tessie Greig. of. Lions Head and warden of Bruce, Gordon Beaton Of ; Markdale, area organizer. • Guest'`•speaker for the, evening was .Herb . Gray, .member of parlia- ment for . Essex West. The 34 , year-old . Windsor lawyer is ..re- garded as • potential. cabinet Mat- erial by many :of his Liberal as- sociates. He was first '. electedto parliament in 1962 . with ' a major- ity of 7000 which he increased :to. 13,000 in the 1363 election: NAMED PRESIDENT • (Continued from page 1) and in' the interests of the' nurs= ing homes providing this care. Andrew Thompson,. M.P.P.; On- tario Liberal Party leader; was, the guest speaker at the main banquet and was. introduced "to` the assembled• delegates by Geo- rge A. , .Newbold, • Mr. Thompson brought :into focus the• entire field 'of .health care in ;the province of Ontario, particularly as it affects the ' fast growing. section of our population int h e over -65 age group: He echoed the viewsof t h` a Associated • Nursing Homes Inc, Ontario,t h e. O.M.A., t h e. O..H.A., the 'Ontario Welfare ' Coun- cil, ' the Department of . Health,. and a • number of . other groups Ontario that the solution to he. many problems encountered was to be found in the co-ordinat- ,ing of all health and care facil- I.ities ininto Ontario. a division of agging, similar to the plan in' successful operation in `the pro-• vince• of Alberta. He also • stress- ed the' need' for the proposed' div - 1 ision of aging to work as an arm of t h e Ontario Department of Health rather than : having : a hodgepodge patchwork of regu- lations, and agencies responsible fer this most important area, in 1 the life' of our citizens, • THAT .John. Rutherford, and Lorne Cooke 'gave the address and made . the : presentation at the . reception' held for Mt. and Mrs. John Fryfogle (Gladys McDon .' aid) .in the'' Legion. Hall last Friday night. THAT a sale 'of. feeder cattle is scheduled for Lucknow Comm- unity Sale Barns next Monday, October 4th. Bob' McIntosh is sales.... manager and 't'here is 'ac ' eomodation 'fet 500 head., This: fall. sale of cattle is always .a • popular' one with farmers from a wide area. T THAT•., main streeters ..are to be .congratulated o n "getting be- hind the Centennial fair" and decorating' their windows with antique• items suitable 'for the occasion, .Many . people along the main street • went to .. consider- able 'expense and"spent valuable time' in doing this: • ' THAT—Kent:=Lamont of Port El gin, Liberal. candidate .for .Bruce riding, has announced the fol- lowing 'names as officials of . his campaign;..campaign manager, Harvey . Miller, Tara, 'official . •a gent, .John H: MacKenzie; North ; Bruce;. finance, chairman, Doug MacPherson, Teeswater. ` THAT; 1V Ir. and Mrs. Ross .Erringg- ton .of St.. Helens and • Don Cam- eron . of Lucknow were judges of the entries in the , parade ,at. the Ripley 'Fair last Saturday. ' 'THAT Roy. Batton, ; son of Mr. `and Mrs , Ernie' Button of Lucknow, is employed, afterschool and on ';Saturdays a t Lucknow ' Fruit, Market.. . THAT, Sandra Cameron, daught ::.er of ` Mr. and Mrs: Ralph:. Ca-. meront of Ashfield, "is. attending Lougheed's' Business- College in Kitchener..' THAT Margaret Robertson of Pur-. pie . Grove : has .taken up resi- deuce in .the front,upstairs ap- artibent 'above :.Filay < Decora- tors. THAT Mrs. Harvey Webster ' was vocal :soloist 'at For'dwich.. Un- ited Church on Sunday, Septem- ber, '19th,' on "t h,eoccasion: of: theirchurch anniversary. THAT. Mrs'.. Ted Collyer . of R.R.; 5 Lucknow . 'a •n; d :. Mrs.. Farish Moffat, , Mr. a n d Mrs: Scott 'Reid,. Mr: and Mrs. Alex Rob- '? ob• ertson, Mrs. Jack' Reavie, all 'of Wingham•' attended the Eas- tern . Star convention ',held '..last; week at the .Royal York, Tor- onto. Mrs. Reavie was installed. as . one of the .Grand '.officers. Burrell D. Morris, a past pres- ident . of. A.N.H I.O:, and . Caned- ion liaison officer of the ..Amer- ican Nursing Home Association reported to the- delegates of the finalday that he had just .come from , a 'meeting . with CBC offic- ials. He, advised • them that 'the CBC wasproducing a nation-wide exposee on nursing homes on the programme . 'This Hour Has 7 Days' for showing" in about three ■ weeks' time, and that without .a A 3 Bedroom . Neese in A-1 Condition, $6,500 WEDNESDAY SEPT. 29" 196.5' SHOPPING'S A PLEASURE HERE Lucknow Fruit YOUR "LOWEST PRICES'' :FOODLAND AMPBELL'S 10 oz Donato Soup Sale GIANT SIZE. 15.c OFF PACK, OxydoI Detergent Sale SHIRRIFF WITH .BUD' ". Jell Powder Sale SALADA 60 COUNT` Teal Bags: Sale KELLOGGS 91/2 oz. Rice Krispies Sale. MIR "TWIN PACK!' Liquidl: Detergent Sale CULVERHOUSE 20 oz. New Pack Peas SUNKIST GOOD SIZE Oranges Super Sule ',.SAVE:' 17c; 8 ' tins 99c' SAVE :22c. pkg.,19c SAVE TO 154 pkgs. 59c SAVE ac pig: 79c SAVE ' 5c s. 65c .SAVE 14c: SAVE•.:Sc... • bras 3. BARGAIN WITH $5 0 ,CASH .PURCHASE Ice Cream,' -Half=Callen ' : SAVE 24c IPELP YO1/ s'4V1! We Sell` For Pb;one. Luckno*-7.528-3420 Values Effective SEPT. 30. OCT. 10. 2 THAT. Mr. and : Mrs. John Fry-' fogle (Gladys McDonald) have taken up ,residence in an'. apart- ment in Holyrood. THAT ' Mrs: Gerry •Priestap, op- erator of Mary • Lou's' Beauty Lounge in Lucknow, is teaching hair dressing and grooming to grade nine: and ten at the Wing- ham Vocational ' School ,e a c h Monday afternoon. THAT the Lucknow Pipe. Band took. part . at the Seaforth fall. fair. last Friday. THAT Brian Johnstone,; 18 -year- old, son of'Mr... and Mrs. J. C. -Johnstone of Lucknow, ; comm- enced work, -with the A . and P Food Chain in 'Brantford this week. Brian's, mother ' and Mrs. John England drove :'Brian to - Brantford on Monday. minims i■EIBBBmaims ii■Mair/B• B■a/assaai•E•Ei/■aer. HOUSES FOR SALE i . It .is The .Tawn Of La .▪ 0 Room House, 6 Bedrooms, 'Dining Room, Living .Room, • Kitchen 'With Kitchen r 'Cupboards,. Furnace . Bath Room. /. ••1 i' $11,000 doubt it : would' be a revelation of more of the deplorable conditions in nursing homes, mainly those in Ontario, resulting from all the inadequacies of existing policies,. legislation 'and enforcement. He also stated that every association, including the .Restaurant' Associa- tion, ,Medical Association a n d many others, and: even the Nurs- ing Horne 'Association were: con- stantly on,, the move, to upgrade the 'services provided °.by its mem- bers, but that it was impossible not to find ' isolated instances in. these associations that would cast a shadow on all the . other mem- bers. Therefore, in the forth- coming C.B.C. production the delegates must be prepared for the possible inclusion' of one or More member homes in the pro- duction; ,and must. 'practise ht - creased vigilance: •to continually upgrade their facilities to the high- est standard 'possible. ■ . A 6 Bedroom House in- A-1 Condition, Barn • 32'x 30', •• Acres of Land, $11,000' n ROom hISUI.brick Home With All Modern Conveniences, ■ ✓ . ■ a 103 acre farm with good buildings, on.2nd of Kinloss, only two w miles from Lucknow, asking price $12,000, make an offer.' �.• n • ■ ■ ▪ • -. a. 10• f. ■ e 1 ■ ' ■ n ■ ■ ■• i. $7,250 r. • • FARM FOR SALE i FOR ."ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE .BUYING or SELLING i .. r And 'EFFICIENT SERVICE• CONTACT 0 1 .■ r. s ' ■ ■ d ■ 1 t ■• .171 ■ r s ▪ " BOX 193 LUCKNOW - PHONE 53$ 3618 i;, AGENT' FOR JOHN BOSVELD,,`REAL:TO12 at • BOX 353 MEAFORD�, PHONE 629 ■ 1■E0M■rBMNB>r lIUilaa i■RBMMNB■BE"E1'%BBui.u1/Is"M■MES11tii• •