HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-03-13, Page 9WEDNESDAY, MAR. •13th, X%3
T sLUGxtNOW 'SEI+riT.iNlEl.w 1.UC1K.NOW, ONTARIO
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By Bill Smiley
A month from ;now it will be.
all over.- Have you 'decided _y.et
which way you're. °gaing to vote?
Its, tough, isn't 3t.?• The experts
tell us there's only • .one real
issue in this election ---that •of
nuclear arms, •
Well, i ni telling them . right
• snow, if tcan't think' of ,some
thing a little brighterthan that
to -vote .for, • or .against, they
needn't expect me'to vote at all.
Let's say, just : for the sake of.
argument, that l'm an •• ordinary
Canadian vroter, which 1
who 'is flatly opposed to nuclear
,arms :for 'Canada, which i am
Who the heck ami I going to
vote: for•
..Diefe;ndummer. . says •we won't'
have any of these..' atrocities : in
Canada, sort of, But if . a . War
starts, 'he'11' blow his whistle.'and
stop theplay while` .we .send a
couple of ' trucks • clovrn to' De-
troit or somewhere and pick
up.
nuclear noses for those Bone -'7
'i tion day, The grinning reader of
1 the Indeepees, somewhere in
• there among all, the jokes, has
stated unequivocally that , ;his.
party is against nuclear arms at
home or at school, at work or
at „play: Does .this mean,. that,
because it's the -only party that
agrees with me, I have to vote
,.Socialist; , whether I want to or
:not?
nuclear
r rms'with a : -foot
__.
Tarry. T'weeclledeesays the :party
swill
accept 'limited use of. iu .-
Lear arms. •Tweediedum says ''to.
Tweediedee, ."COrnmerit. '.ca Va,
Bob?”- (English . translation,
"How's that.again. Bub?"). Tawe.-
edledee informs. Quebec \aud:-
,:fence that the, party wouldn't.
touch nuclear 'arms with an. 11 -
foot Tory. I'd like thein to
a little more explicit, It is to:•4be
no nuclear 'arm's for anybody, . or
just a Sprinkling ;here and there,
or no nucleart.,arn.s for Quebec?
• .• There's only one party left,
Its. been. left, for years, and will•
probably be left again on elec-'
them, ,that.:the Yanks unloaded.
...km us. Makes „the go all hot "sand
• eald. When', I • think , that h voted
for that fellow.one.
• Then '.there's ...Lesser. :Person.
....Lesser. reminds • ime .of •,the earl
who sang. in ,the choir . and.
taught: Sunday School, but 'took
•ya drink' one night ion.' aisieigh4.
7. ride:'and `, n•qw•:ddances. third from.
:the .left in :the chorus line •at:the
:Maple Garter, ',LeSsei•, who. : once;
remarked sensibly that who.
far.
tti er bQ red than 'dead, `'who•' once.
on:.the Nobel Peace Prize; now
w' nits 'to.r. press • those hideous
heals • into .the• hot li•ttle'••hands'
• • of our ,gallant :lads iri uniforni.
How And
.I Vote .kr
And • of ..course We- have that
• new party. Tweedledum 'vows
.khat the warty.,. "wou:l:dn'x touch
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Sort of thing I mea higher
salaries, for everybody a d lower
taxes for all;: :free "den,tu es for
.everybody . who .believes ;i? flu-
oxidation; government subsidies
for credit card car•rier.s, free
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thing the voter.. can. get his teeth
into, not /this tasteless, rubbery
nuclear ;nonsense.
*' * *.
What about a shot 'in the arm
for bilingualistn, and -there.by
Canadian, unity?: •More French in
the scho:ols--wouad--do it.� And I
don.'t mean,- text books. The ,par-
ty that promised it would int-.
'po'rt' a few thousand Parisian
...
RPLE _GROVE . •
models and 'plunk them .ons our
Mrs. Currier Colwell,. Mrs: Wm• teaching, staffs; woad•: be 'doing
Eadie, Mrs: 'John Co1'w.e11, Mr...
'and: Mrs: Burton Collins, John
and Sandia, Mrs: Howard T•homp-
son visited', Mr; and Mrs. Dora•
more ' ' to .create national • 'unity
'than all the ..shredded, Wheat'
boxes , printed in French . and,
En�j'lish ',bet
Riv"teres.
What I'm lookingfor`is a.
straightforward party of% the: old
school , that will offer , a solid
program of •the type we're fam-
iliar with::. outlawing liquor and
McCosh:. •. •
Mr.,' and .Mrs. Cliff Crawford
visited Mr; 'and Mrs: Arthur COI -
fins. ' ' '
Mrs. ,Claude ;Dore visited Miss
Meryl. Stewart. '
Mrs, ',Howard Thompson spent
a few days•. with .M•rs.`Lloyd
red: • . . .
Mr. Robert Emerson spent the.
week -end with Dr.... James . Emer-
son, -Charing -Cross;
'John D,' ' Collirig visited, ` lath
Howard Thompson.
.Carl'and Delbert' Dore visited
Mr: and Mrs. Claude Dore;
Bervie ' United' • Church : held
their'board '.meeting; -Mr.' Cecil
Sutton 'is the- new elder: •
_,and- Mrs. Victor Gawley
and .Mrs: Donald Mc'•Gosh attend=•
ed. Farm. Forum' tri Ripley' 'United
Church,. on Monday n igh f when
the, --topic :was The 'Rural '•Church.,
Mrs Frank Dore was a :Satur-
day visitor. with .Mrs and Mrs.
John Emerson;. •Lueknow.' .;
Mr, Donald Gillies had a.:: suc
cesfu1 livestock sale on Tuesday
Ronnie Dore •visited.. Bryan.
Bo.yle..
•
.Mary Helen MacDonaldspent`
a few days with Mrs. Thomas
MatDonal,d while Mrs, Gordon
`MacDonald taught. school for.
Mrs, Bob-: Gilchrist
Mr.. Geoiige Bushell" of Toronto
:spent the, week -end with 11 r; •&
Mrs. Edburt• Bushell, •• •
purple .Grove:Ins'titute' met at.
the home of .Mrs, :Donald McCosl.
;Mrs. Frank Dorep.resided.`':Scrip
titre was` read by Mrs, George,
Harkness and readings on Grand-
mothers; by •Mrs: William Arnold
and,Mrs, .Gordon 'Patterson: Con.
test on old 'sayings by Mrs. How-
ard Thonips-on l o.11 call was an,
'.wei•ed by .,your oldest kitchen
gadget,
Some attended • ',the • funeral of
Mrs: George Hodgins on Monday:
or Mr.. ;Lloyd Hldr'ed on . Tiurs-
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