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TEM Y.UCKNOW SENTINEL. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Loney Is Bruce Conservative choice
lis Robinson ConcludesPilitical Life
ldhn Loney, 34 -year-old 'Bruce.
Township farmer who resides'
not far from Tiverton, ,is the
new Progressive Conservative
*candidate for Bruce Tiding in
ie forthcoming ,federal. election..
' ' He is married, with two children.
and was '''born near Wiar..ton;
Loney waste elected on the fust.
ballot over Clar,'enWalpole
and Harvey . 'Palmated',both of
Kincardine, at the nomination'
convention held at the South-
ampton pton Legion' Hall last Thurs-
day. . nig+ht. A :crowd of over 400
,.packed every • corner and a
" large percentage of itrhase pre.
sent stood,.
Six • Nominated
With ‘'the. , retirement of And-
rew ,Robinson, Ml' tor Bruce; the
field._ was wide open" 'for •can-
didates and sax . were inominated:
for the ' position.
Jotin •Loney, the successful..
candidate who has .declined fed-
eral and provincial •nominatiaons
before, was nominated by. Tho -
lams MoAnree .and. Harold ,Elliott.
•-He° . pled►ged an, aggressive 'carr-
paign and Mull-support'•ifhe was
hot 'trotted—as .; candidate. He
made 'reference to: the help and
counsel Mr. Robinson' had given
!trim over ..bhre. years
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Huron Township, was , nominated
by Harold . and 'Bob . Courtney,.
He • stated • that ' 1his. intention's
• were. negative, at the moment.;
Chester' said, "I pledge. my' sup-
port to. the succesSful candid-
date and to the Prime Minister.:
From the size of this, crowd, it,
is evident that the faith in the
Prime Minister has. ' not gone
very far astray. Who else but
JOHN LONEY
Bruce PC Candidate
. He . quoted figures ' to, .state
that 'the ..industrial -,production of
Canada was considerably up' in
the: five ,'years sof ...Conservative
government. He .:also 'spoke of
export: .increase: ' He felt that:
unemp :.yment in this 'age was
inevi; _+" e • • u a •new
tion1: . training plans recom-
mended by his . party. would heap
•bhis 'condition.. "Mr.. -.Harkness
diad': the honourable thing' ±wrhen.
he resigned. He was sincere,
!blit; that . .does not, •say bhe was
right.: The Globe • and Mail and
'the' Toronto` Telegram are no'
longer Conservative :papers/ they.
are Bay St., Toronto. Howard
Green has ;been one of •,the ,prime
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KAIRSHEA
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Mrs: Donald =MacKinnon was
hostess ,for, the • ,public relations,
meeting of ,the Kairshea W.I. `on
February' Z8bh, This is the . third:
month that it has been neves'
nary, ':. because •ed weather, to
Bays ,the meeting one week later.:
Mrs.. Parish' Moffat and Mrs. ,Ira
Dickie. were in, Charge,' The
seniptur•e.',was read by. Mrs,. :Al-
lister
A1 -looter Hughes,
Many '•interesting items were
read • . from ' "The Home and.
,Country" in �respanse to the roll
call, 42 members, 1 visitor aand.
7 children attended. • I.
A letter was read from ',tihe.
new 'Provin+ccial F.W.I.O. '•Presi-
dent,. Mrs. Leonard Trivets' from'
Thessalon Silver Lake •W.I, will
bei bliros�tessto ::the -�dis, riot ..-direr-_
tars '•uneeting, , • March 19th. The
District annual will be. ' ;held at
Reid's Corner, ' May 23rd..
,Mrs, Eldon 'Welsh reported.
for .. Agriculture and Canadian.
Industries, stating the rabies is,
on : the -,increase in general and
care should +be exercised when
wield life acts. 'in an unnatural
way. Mrs, Hughes, for !historical
research 'anentaoned some of 'the •
steps that ,have ,,been taken .to,.
amp a tartan o Bi County.•
Mrs. ' J+aaines; .Hurt; home eeono-.
marcs, gave several 'household:'
The Institute idire+ctors rv+riill act
as annominating 'committee for
the annual • inesting in April.
'Three quilts will . be quilted • at
A, later date for the Red ` C.ross.
:Mrs...Hughes presided for the
r Houston
Program. .MTS. Harvey
discussed Many • items from the
'bhe• Liberals, can we blame . qr` hand book; :and later ,she mean-:
factors. m. , the: •easi g og of . USr
this; needless, election When •Mr, Russia' tensions. The Liberal bens worked• on a quizz. A. prize
Pearson' was external affairsof W I. hasty note paper' was
in the St. -Laurent. gov-
ernment,
ov- party. obstructed' legislation ' cin,
minister g • •
ernment, +I had . faith ith in ham,
but 'I oubbtj/iIf •he' a much orf a
' dipliunat now,"
Clarence W.alpole,,,�Kincardine
garage operator and .car dealer,
was ::. nominated. by ` Willard
Johnston and Hiarvey: Mann. Ie.
stated " that he had . dealt with
the :farmer. all 'his 'life and; that
he had 'been 28 years in; busi-
ness He stated. that: he would
let his' name stand for PC' can-
didate.
Harvey 'Palmateer, :Kincardine
hardware owner,: w+as . no nnnated
:'by Clarence H: Walpole and • J.
• W ukitcheson • Be was :pleased
to see'. so. many- ladies at, ;the
:meeting and felt; that ::there' was.
'room. '`for women• 'in ..political
'life.. Mr.', Palmateer; present.
Warden of ,' Bruce County;' said
that he did not want_ito. appear
greedy ' by seeking the nornina
tion.•'.H'e 'said 'it was two 'years,
too soon,' for hint,. but that: he
was .ready,•anad :prepared. std keep
the riding obi Biruee Conservative,
Mr. Palmateer; who has •.1a4 years
the last parliaarnent and new they
.are eniticisinig us ,for. net .putting
legislation throivagh:". • All these
Were.
'were •. statements '' of .Mie. Robin
$on.
" If aw•e ',carry n the way" we.
have, I tarn ',satisfiedwe will win,.
bh' s electi:on,"• 'was ' the, closing
remark ,of ;the Member Of par-
liament •
John Loney. appointed Russell"
Bray -.as• his scrutineer, 'Clarence
Walpole appointed Willard
Johnston' and Harvey Palmateer
appointed Stan .Woods.. Richard -
Crawford '. was returning officer,
Lloyd Johnston and. Carl;:Craw
,ford collected; .the 3151 '..ballets.
cast. The meeting was ''presided
over Eby Ralph . Hunter.of Wiar-
ton, president .of
given to' the group; shaving the
most correct .answers. Any . mem-
ber' Who : does not 'have her ' ow n
individual, copy is asked ; to
to , .leave. .her name /with • , the
secretary -treasurer at :the Mateh
meeting, These axe free. of
.charge.
•Miss Dean McLeod 'g+ave a
Most:' interesting' reading, and
Mrs. Cliff Roul+ston • had ': the
current events,' Mrs. Hughes: &
Mrs. Houston, who had :taken
the extension course; on; needile-,.
craft : sponsored by the : Lu,cknow
displayed • their samplers
These will later be framed ,unci,
the •cross stitcfi'`is completed:
Mrs. Elliott Carruthers' gave
the courtesy 'remarks to Which
the 'hostess ''repliead. Later she.
the association, and 'Mrs. Hughes Served sand
Wiilli;am O:: Cottrill /of;Tiverton, wishes arid tea;•d'uring th•e ;socia.l.
is secretary'. The two unsuocess hour,
Ail candidates . Were quick ,to . MrS Carruthers• will be host-
congratulate Mr. Loney, .. When: ess at the rlkairshea Hall for •the'.
:elected, and to pledge, their March meeting: MTs,. Alex' Me -
support. . •
Nay and •iMrs Grant Macfiar-
accepting "• ,Vh�e office of., mid • who were leaders lot •+the,
candidate, Mr., Loney requested Sr.. leaders training school from
Lucknow ': WPI: • will .'give ;'a dei'
�monstration • on ;meat cookery as.
at' h
;takenthe course, . 1� •lbs. of
Meat.", Visitors. are. welcome to
attend -
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• WEDNESDAY, MAR.6th,,, 1.063
PURPLE GRAVE •
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon 'Mac-
Donald, Mrand Mrs. Thomas
MacDonald, Kelly ,and Map. at-
tended "`the , .5�O�redding ann -
versa•ry .:orf Mr;th and Mrs, roe
Guest, Teeswater. G lady s
. Evelyn Harkness',
Gawley and Patsy MacDonald .at-
ten•ded. Nancy .;Dore' birthday
party on Friday. and;.
;Misses; Marlene Gawley
Mary Anne. •;VlcCosh; of Toronto
spent : +the ''vvee'k-end at ' 'abheir
horries,
• :Mrs and >Mr's. Bob Fait spent
Saturday in London.:: ' '
Mr. Bill. Patterson and • Mr.
,Donald Gillies are ,both patients
in Kincardine ''I-iospita.l.,
• ,Purple Grove Farm F.oiun? ■ learned by. e�aperence r
.met at �the.home of,Mr, and Mrs. •■ which varieties are 'best
Victor GawIe on. Monday even- ' ■ so,41: types..
y ■ suited Ftp th:e � .
ing. .. ■• acrd climate of this, area.. �
yin. .arid Mrs,.' Dona• th, 1�IeCosh ■
of Mr.i 'have peso esd lace, ;w,e .
were Sunday. +visitors'pP y Fi.
ear e- Colwell, Kincard}:ne, • ,a ll'aveh ,pose ively assure
M rs, k'rarrcls:-BoYiei�. ■.
■ that ' our ,seed �, is �tptiTe, .toy �
■ variety . and ' highin ger- •'
• :minati,on •And in the third .
■ place, we ;have always ad-. •
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bhered to , our long-time .poliyofsellingourseed• ,a:t fair prices. 'For' ,these ■
■ reasons, we •• sincerely ibe-.
• lieve ,that Jones' : ' Mac- ■
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r Naughton seed is your 'best •
■ buy 'for 1963 • .as at ihas •,i
i' been • in '.years .past. Place; :
■ your order with your local.'.
Fo'dealer.skalarfor tBhe i complete price lost..
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municipal .:service said, ,,,down . the guest speaker, Senator David
deep? In airy, heart I .have . tam' W'al'ker,toconvey the confidence
in Prime Minister 'iefenbaker of the ridinge to •the prime
minister, ,and ' said, • "we will
fight' • an aggressive campaign,
consider it :underway." ,
•sand' what' he has done lin the
past few years; and I feel he has
:a 1'ot nnore to. ;'offer " He • spoke
of a:.' recent' meeting • in Toronto
with government officials at
which time the: was confident.
Abet "they had. brought back a
1%/2' million dollar highway:
which ',will. •ruri 'from 'Paisley to
Soautharimton,"
W. "..A' : Irwin, 'Kincardine car
. dealer, was nominated ;by Don:
• .Picket and ,Neil Haines and
stated that he was definitely an-
^terested tin the apolitical field &
at a later date might consider.
• ` Andrew,obinaor; present
• member 'of ,tiparliament afar Bruce,
was again nominated by ,Harry
Letson and James Webster. 'He.
• sa'i'd that his decisions to retire
had been made. and announced .
some 'time ago,, andthat he-
"didn't
e."didn't 'want •'to Miss this last
opportun•i,ty , to ,bring greetings
from ;the ,hotuse of .cOrintons to
riding;: supporters.", Mr. Robin--
son• commented; .``we.__will win_
this election, the force that goes
tnwork in Bruce ,for aur party
is hard to ,beat.. The .Daelenba{ker
government has • ,been a- .good
government and , particularly.
,goodto rife farmers." ,
I ',.Senator Praises 'MP
Senator David', Walker of To-
ronto., Who ,was introduced by
Andrew Robinson, : said "What,
ever candidate.' you choose, I.
hope li:e is even an the same
league as 'dear' 'old Andy' Rob-
inson'. Ever' since. 1 ;have•. known
Andy . he' has been a front 'ben-
cher and , a friend. You have
no idea .howmuch Andy con-
tributes to the Hauge'
• "Mr .Diefenrbaker runs the
show," he said, "he does . whathis :conscience,' ability and .+exper= •
knee • dictates . as Prime +Mini
ster of°Canada. It doesn':t'rpiatter
what' the newpapers write."
"It is logical .that Mr; Hark-
ness would take the stand that
he ,did as he. is. a .military man
surrounded by military men,
You should have seen the caucus
when Mr. Harkness° stood alone.
Y•otr shauta have sten ,the loyal-
ty,,, b devotion, and action,
shown for our Prime: MVLinister,"
In reference to' nuclear 'wea
pons Mr, `Walker^ said, "when;
you icontraol the destiny';- e f....18_
million 'peoples v o ld you ramp
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■ Western O 'tario 'for- a good •
is many years, ; and :;'have
.at sorriethiin• Ithaat' .mi • ht be o b
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solete ,tomorrow. • The Liberals
are Busing the nuclear • 'issue as
a 'dodge, they can't ,talk unem-
ployment : and ' 'they, can't ,talk
hard ,tirmes, It.' will Makemore.
than• a couple .of newspapers to
tell • the ,people of : ',Bruce that
the ;'prime minister is wrong,. We
admit .that there awns : a division
in the party, but it' lasted' only a
short time and the aiewspapers
are trying to keep lit alive."
• •BSenator. Walker said, "Lester
Pearson's lust for power is the
cause of 'this • election, but bet-
ter an. election ' than; staying
hamstrung. The Liberals:- are.
drunk tor power," He stated that
the devaluation of the dollar,
had ;helped Canada's .tourist busi-
ness. He reported that 50 yachts
had ,saiied intoKincardine in
•1.556, and 550 .in 062. "Mr..
Pearson doesn't know • a load of
hay, Verna oats 'He doesn'tpre-
tend to know, he isn't" interested,
poor ,,eaarson," ,was the.', remark
of the* speaker, Senator Walker,
w,as•:41haanked iby Wellington
ton of Port Elagin
Bryan, Bonnie, Kerry, Heather
and Coreen visited -Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Farrell.
Mrs. ,Frank Dore spent Tues.-
day with• Mrs. Kenneth B"rind-
ley,
Mr: and Mrs. Peter. Leeson,
Barbara .and* Iona, visited Mrs.
W. R. Leeson,• -Kinloss on. Sun-
day. v
• .`Miss Iva Orr of Monk spent:
the. week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Dona r ' 'os
Mr, Calvin Robertson, Miss
Margaret Robertson, , Mr, . • Don
Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. ;Elmer
McFarlan and `Mr's..Hugh Jansen.
visited Mrs; 'Frank Dore and fa;
milt',
Mir.. and Mrs. Victor Gawley,
Marlene and "Gladys ' Were Sun-
day
a
day , guests \ ?of . Mr, Mrs,
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a Donald Chadbourne: •
Mr. andMrs. Gordon Mac-
Donald and 'Mary. Helen: visited.
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd:McClure of.
and
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