The Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-03-20, Page 5.1
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IVEONtSDA;Yo:MAIrt• 20PIR 1963
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CUL ROSS CORNERS
. • We extend our 'sympathy te•
Jame s Ilakieraby in the loss
,of her grandmOther, Mrs. John
Norman of Kincardine TOwooso
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Mrs, gerl Hodgins <is spen
as .
some 'time fl Woodstook,
Mr. ,and Mrs. Midford •Wall
attentied• the funeral of 'Ai Mor-
gan at 'Ripley- on Thurscla,y qt-
ternoosi.
Mr. and Mrs:,E erett Parker
vent Wednesday evening wilth
Mr. and ,Mrs. Art Hodgins.
' Mr. arid Mrs. games Wraith,
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GRANITE And 'MARBLg WORKS
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A.Ross MacLennan
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Phone 51 •• Kincardine
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Luckneele; wee ' 14#11,,tradaY eve"1-
ing Mrs. A. Green
and boys.' " • •
Mrs. FrankBroWn awl, Reg.
visited •Thursday evening with
Mr. ,and ;Mrs. Harvey NicheilOon
and. fairiily;, Ber.vie, •
• On Thursday afterneono :re/a-
tiVe,a and. neighbour ladies • ga-
thered at. 'the' • e 0,f Mrs.
Stewart ' iVfeDeon: to shower
Mi -s. Bob.MeD. old with ini•s-
eellaneotts gifts • and gcied wishes:.
Carol,' • (Mrs,' Beb •McDobald).
thanked the ladies, lonch was
served after 'which. •th,e
• were Invited• to :See through •the
trailer, ••• •,•• •
. Corigeatulationa,to r. and.
Mrs. •Joe DillisOn (nee Susan
Harria) on the birth of 'a soli
in Toronto on .lVlarch 3rd.. . ••
• Several :homes in 4be commu-
nity, have ibeen visited by ;the
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Week -end -visitors with Mr. ags
Mrs. .James Halelenlay arid girls
•were Mises Donna •Trioisky,
Mary Ann •La Torre. of ,Detroit
an Misses Dphna Haidenliy and,
ATM GOrgerateOf Toronto. •
.and. Mrs. Ezra Stahley
*pent Thursday evening with
Mr. .orrd Mrs. :George Young,
Kingarf. • s •••
ibri Saturday 'eveningakarge-
ly attended reception,. was .•held•
in Holyrood HaL1 ih, h‘oriour.;of
newlyweds. ,They. were present.
ed .with :a well 'tined <ptirs;• Car-
ruthers • •orcheatri tsuPplied ;the.
muSic, .• ' • •
Mr. ando rs: •ary r w:ar
Sarnia and • Ronald: Parker of
Guelph 'epent the'. week -end •with
Mr.. and: Mrs: ,Everett .. Parker
and family, • • .
Mr', and Mrs. jaes- •Wraith;
LacknoW, 'spent Sunday with.
'CHURCH. NEWS
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mon ,:c.w, met at the
home of 'Mrs, '‘Tohn 11iintesr 'with
the president charge. The
roll Call was answered (bynam-
ing a +book of the. Bible. There
were 20 ritemb•ers .present. The
devotional was given 'by ,Mrs.
Wes Ritchie and <the Bible study
period was 'led by MrS, Charles
Willtiii.S. A reading. on, "Forgive-
ness'waseven ;by 1•Mri.. Gray.
don 'Ritchie:- The ladies 'decided
that
Mrs, gheries Anderson,
the president'l•and as many
les as rsessable should attend the
Presbyteria1 held in ,Gbderieh,
next wpek. The visitors for this
month 'report'ed that they had
sent eaela patient cartel asthe
hospital dicitil. want, ,visitors a On
account ,of te an'uch ;flu. The
chapter of the •Study Sack& avas
given :by 'Mrs. Howard Barger;
This, chapter. <told .of the troubles
the Korean Christians had fol -
Jawing the wen ManY praotke.s
of the Aniericans confused the
Korean Christians:. The radio is
being i.sed to bring.. Christian
,programs., There is a great need
.for literature and for social •wor,-
kers to takecare of ' hemele.ss
Children. South KOrea has. snore
theological "'students than • many
Other, • eountfies,, :John:
Gardner gave a reading, "Reas-
ons for Country: Living," 'The
next, Meeting will be : -held at
the ;home of Mrs. D. A., liaeke•tt'
ra prepar- • ••
Mrs Lorne Cot*: :The meeting
closed with •..prayer and lunch
was .served• by • the. ihostess and
Mrs. ' Eunice- Dunsmier • '
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Mrs • Frank 'HroWn and.,fleig. •
THE CLICMPAIGN AND
THE CANDIDATIES
• . By RAY ARGYLX
• Special "to The': •
LUCKNOW SENTINEL
The Federal election campaigri •
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bogged down in trivialities' and
siame-calling this week. Outside
of a few key ' cities, campaign.
interest ebbed. •
While the campaign will heat • '
up againbefore April 8, there
was none of the sparltling ora-.
• , . tory, the hard-hitting Onslaughts,
' • of the first two weeks. The rea-
son; Canadian election cam- '
paigns are too long andevery-
•‘.body knows it, • .
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•Election Interest Waning
'Are Campaigns Too Long?
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STABIL
CANADIAN
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.** gU cA„App. clim.kio uP lisle **TE
• OP ANY A33.ANTIC C0,081111101(Tv COLttrtOY! •;•. • • .
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j;oltPs,os .t#e4!.. ••
"You just can't keep 'hitting ' t.„ . .
, at •the same targets' for six 'TOO MUCH' LIKE REAL MONEY?
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weeks steady," one, party work- •
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•• •er told me as I toured western
• Canada this week, "We'll; need •
•, some, entirely new 'issues • to•
•liven up this .election—and. we ••
• may get , them," he. added, •
It was clear tbis,week, that •
• the party leaders had fired off •
•'• their main shells On such is- • .
sues as nuclear , weapons,
'alleged indecisions in govern,• •
ment, and would-be opposition
obstruction of .Parliament. ,
• • "The end result appears to be
an. increasingly larger blot of •
undecided voters. Apparently
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confused • and none too •confe
dent of the competence of, any
• of the Partiesthese voters
could be waiting .for dramatic
last-minute campatign develop.,
mkt's.
• Prime Minister Diefenbaker,
his spirits cheered by 'large
• turnouts at his whistle-stop rail '
tour of ,the eastern provinces,
said his party 'is on the offer.
sive everywhere in Canada, .
,• • • DEDICATION . •
, "We are building ter the
future of 'Canada and we cart
'Win an
election if our people , •
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dedioate themselVeS to the •
• .. • • 'Party," said at' one, point.
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lie had earlier, comniained
'bitterly about powerful forces,
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.• fighting against him ,and ad.
Mated his Conservatives were
o'• ^ Suffering from a shortage of• ,
campaign fends and 'volunteer
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vvorkers, • • • .:
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• ' Again andagain, ' the 1'M
• 'aedused both and,
and Social
• Creditors of preventing the
• Govereiterit from bringing in
constructive logialotioti in he.
last Parliament.
• At an<iritervieW in Saint4ohn*'
•, Nell. , last, week,' Mt'„ Diefelo
•baker"refused to atate the Pt
party's, oolicy ontitielear wane-,
on "That IS bedontiiig
and less of' iisile,” he said.:
Ile also revealed he would not
take part in TV press eonfer- •
ences which the networks, have, ,
offered party leaders..
Liberal leader Pearson :spent
most of :the Week'' warning of,
the responsibilities facing Cana7
dians in the months 'ahead,
In Port Arthur, Orit.) he went
solar as to state that a Liberal
government would make "hard •
and • unpleasant" decisions if
necessary to restore -the ctirifi-
dence 'of the World end Cana-
dians in Canada. ' •
Elaborating on bis nuclear ,
'stand, Mr. Pearson ruled out
any. "offensive le" for Can-
ada in world an itary affairs.
Ile said offenslie nuclear
weaoons should be kept solely,
in the handsof the' 1J.S..
.,. New. • Democratic leader
Tonurty Douglas, continuing, to,
draw,large crowds, told a New
Westminster rally that his oarty.
Would hold the balance of p.ower,
The NDP "will be' the balance
wheel of prosperity and sanity"
in the next Parliament, he fore-,
east. He said the NOP would
support any .PartY. that 'forma
the next government prov
ided it
comes to grins with Canada's
economic , ills . and refuses
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nuclear 'weapons.,
• TAX EXENIPTION •
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Mr. Oouglas, -unveiling the
NOP's„firat big eleeti(n promise,-
aaid it wasin favor Of raising
the incotecotax 'exemptien for
married. men Crete $2,000 tc
$3,000.
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Although' there were no new
pronouncements n the major
',Ashes, the week brought such
• $idelights as • •
. t„ A three :..,tnettber Liberal
"truth aquad" asSlgOAd tc) foto
loW •Mr. Diefenhaker and issue
"eorrectiene"•to his statements,'
2. A "coloring book" issued
by the•Liberals which eokes-fun
at other parties with inetrue-
lions to color Mr: Diefenbaker
"hungry" because he cant .
Make up his mitid•What to have
for breakfast, • • •
3.A call by the 'Victoria,
police to the -RCMP to •
investigate Tiefenbucks" cireio
fated' by PCs because they leek
so 'realistic,soineoile might mis-
take them fOr• genuine 'money.
Throughout western Canada,
Meanwhile, V 0 te r • sentiment •
seems to be 'crystallizing into
farm and city blocs. The Con-
servatives , seem assured of
retaininga firm base in the
prairie fatin seats, but there,is
growingoevidenee that .this may
remain the party's Sole strength
after eleetion. day, .' •
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• •Manitnba returned 11 Tories.
two NOP and one .Libra) last "
.year, Theobetting now •is that
Winnipeg may switch its two
PC -seats to the Liberals (de:
feating even Defense •Minister
• Cxordon Churchill 'in Winnipeg
South Centre,' while NIVera
Orlikow and KnoWles ahould be
• re-elected:The Liberals eould
pick ao one farm seat,' Selkirk,
where Farm Union leader Rtidy
1.). Sift tOtild beat. Tory Erie
Stefanson. • '
TToryhe. seats in Sas.
. katehwan look safe with' the
' Possible exception ,of •Saska- •
, totin were, Liberofs are run
ring the city's, maybr against
PoC Henry on, • the
Irrength Of •his , 'personal
record Liberal !laze!) -Argue
should repeat in Assiniboia.
'ALBRRTA • SEATS. . •
Albettawill provide „Soine
ef• the Most interesting fights.3h.
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1 1N1962
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Ocka'soastiOitoriTS tif 3S%
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1.•0A01..W. 4$314400*.if 1.13*
1. NUMBER f.A3PVSY10.
1 • . •• ,-. 164,000 •
p .CA13 P1300136'34:41•;. tO;Str% •.,
1'71133/1t3St 3i4C4/411 I3P.33% ,• •
the' West. The, PCs won. 1.5.. of
Alberta's 17 seats; last June; all
• but the Red' Deersseat ef Sacred' •
'leader Robert Thompson and• .
Medicine Hit,also won by a
'Social oCrediter. :
Calgary Soist.h..Where• PC
Arthur Smith isLx.itiring, Lb,
•'C'tar'ilarvey -Hayes., -Mayor:. of
Calgary, • is• given the • esIg.e...
• Liberal John Decore else should
' beat Tory, neutralist :Terry Nio
ogent 'in Earriont,on South. The
Soerecls could take one or two
rural ''seatS put.' of ' the PC'
eolumio. • and Sadie! • Credit
Premier Ernest Manning's eriti,,
• '• cisms of Real Caeuelte: Will not : '•
4 lthe t there.
British- Columbia appears to •
be lined' up to' ga heavily New,
Democratic, shitting out the ••
• coriaervatioes :to one or two of
the provinces -22 seats, ,
• The lineup last year in'
• Went: NOP 10, PC 6; Liberal
four and SC' tem.
„ Roth Soereds are exrieeted
• , to lose. One to the Liberals,.
and the other: to the NDP:•
xternal. Affairs, Minister
Ilovvard Green will retain his
VaneOuver seatbut Tories could
lose their,•other five seats, in-.
eluding the [Km -Moons seat Of
retirig Public Work a Minster
Davie Fulton,:.•
Liberals were favoted to take .
Victoria where -,the incumbent
PC is not see -mg .re -e ee ion
but an official, Liberal candi-
'.datis David OrOcis, faces
thde-
petrdent 0Lberal i'oater. isher.
Wood who came wthin. a. tetv
hundred votes of 'victory as
Liberal candidate last „Tune.
• :NDP leader Tonlity Oeuglas
°Willorteriettlye •Rtirnaby and the
other N'DP seats are coniitioted.
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• . ivkar,h,•:4th, • 1963
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.Ashfield ToWnship sneto
On the above date ‘.
.171.0ward,Boycl,.;apgreve minutes
'of- February .meeting• .'• •
Howard -Reed; accept the ten-. ..
der of Sandy Coeitiacting .Co.,-.
Gederich, for•• approxiinatelYo. •• • ,.
•17,000 ou. yards of • ;gravel ,,af 84 •
Cents per. yard. • • . . • ,
BoyclaHarger,.. to accept tender •
of Toni Phillips for-spray,ing for
Warble' Fly'control, - at 12 cents •
per',head,eaCh spray and the ten- • ••••
;lei Of S. Fairriefo. Holyrood,
•for suppling Warbicide„ poWider •
at$4.75per15 lb, bag. ••
• Hatiger'-Reedo to appoint Gordo
on Martin as Marble
'tor at. $.100. per. hour, . • •• , •••: .
Road tXpOnditure• By -Law 'No.
4 was given threereadings, and:
passed on motion et HOward and
Boyd: • ' • '
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:,Boyd-Harger 'to., pay, •the
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lowing acciatairs: • • . • "
Read Accounts •••••o- Donald Mae -s
Xentieo .$135.00; • Tom., Howard,
119.00; 4Qr4plort Boyd,' 110.00;. .
vin •Reed, 110,00!. Howard. Bar-
ger, 110„00; Donald M. Simpson,
350:00; Pinecrest• 'Manor
195.75; Sigrial-Star;0-15.40; Provin-
cial Treasurer, 1.10; George Mac-
Kiripon, ,Wrolf. <bounty, 15.00; Clark'
Zinn, • 1,990..00;•• Eedysso Grocers;
55,0.Qo Herinan Phil1ip 6,00; W.
E. liallahan, '3,442.00; f;"
Shantz, 3,774:00; Murray John-,
kora. 1:09,5;25: Tom Helm. 1,865.-
40; jack` Parrish, 1,7.71,25: Bill
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tundas, 1,242,00; R. E.: Forster,
,1.00.89; 06111U-1:ion Road Machin-
e•ry co:, 8455;W, R; Mole, 1.2.00;.
john Hunter' 20.00; Elmer
Urri-
bach, 2,00; Montgomery Motors,
10,56; Grant Chisholm, . 6,8:85;
Imperial Oil; 516,14;• RiChard
West, 35.00; •Dally Conimercial
•Ne 33 60 Hb Wilt' SO 0O.
A, j. Sherwood, 13;00; Eugene..
Frayne, 5.00; Riehard West;,
106,11; John Nicholson, 319.67;
Hrodme,. 14000; Cliff Men -
491,00; , 8,ernard Conaptl
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60; Jirno Scott, 2,1.00; Harry
• ett, 3.00; Donald M.' Situp
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son/ 45:00,
Reici-HoWard, adjourn to meet
en April lot at 8:00 00nt
• •D M, $11litPSON; Clerk. ,