The Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-08-28, Page 14{
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Elston, '•Gordon 1VIcOavin R.. S.
Hetherington, Bob. . Camtpbetll,
Cliff Dunbar; Farquhar Oliver,
MPP G•roy S'outth, Robert Ninon,
MP'P
rant Donald Blue, Ed
Edighoffer, Mrs. Colin Campbell,
Mrs. Jean. Lunn. •
R. S. H;ethexungtony, yQr of
Wingham,; weldorned the.'meett
ing '-to -the town.. The , minutes,,
o read.'by ' Fred (McGee, of the hast
provintcaiaal election• were 'moved
and -seconded •by Donald Blue, .
' RiprleaY,, ' - and Doug. IMeP►hersonr,
Teeawater ,, of • :the .rby-el,eobion
bat year tby Herb Kuntz, ' For
anosra and Chas. Lobsinger,
may. • William Elston gave' the
• treasurer's w %report
Bob Campbell of Toronto, Lib
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oral organi r ' . 'o -',played an.
s • . •nmrpartant . ,p t in last year's
Eby -election wi , ` aid that the
win had, swung 'a great !die+al. ,of
interest towards .:bhe Liberal
cause right across Ontario He. •
predicted:' another. "Gaunt" viic
,tory. in Huron -Bruce. • •• '
Scandal After Scandal
•Farquiler Oliver MPP Grey -
South, said ."I Ihiave never 'been
Mare 'confident • of the- ,ultimate
treat* of an .,election. 'Ontario is
on the verge of • a etharige• in ;gov-
' ernment: 'and we Liberalts: " are
ready, willing and anxious to
Upset, • the Tories at. Queen's
Park." Mr. Oliver described the
eonservative • government as
growing laid and weary after .:20
Years. "The. 'governinent'rhas been
rocked ' time and time •again 'by
soandatlis;" the : said, "In. :the Prost,
government +tthey, fired (thein,,. butt
tin the ;Iiobarts government ,they:
, kick them upstairs: for• 'a :p'romo
tion. Both methods reveal; that
something is rotten in •Denmark."
In 'closing' Mr;: Oliver : said. that
he had ''. enjoyed . the ,company
of Murray':Gaunt 'who has m:as
•rtered the technique of ,politics in'
his :short ,time": in, office. •
Following the nomination of
Mr. Gaunt, norniinations were
=closed on a motion : of , ,Hiram
Pangburn sof, • Hur, on Township
Stu ' Dubeau rof Teeswater The
candidate was ushered to. tthe
fron:t:. of :the,hall by his mover
'and 'seconder.. r<.•
He expressed appreciation: -to
these, in. attendance far .Coming-
"ori a very good harvest. 'day:",
The attenclarice was close to 300.
..Murray. paid tribute to the party
walkers for their 'zeal, 'and. the,
voters ,for their support, - . .that;
rn'ade it ,possible ' for ;the ►by e1ec
do Win Mast year,•Re Said, ` the
Liberal ;party has' a ,deetai1•ed :and.
progressive program ;t6 put 'into
action - that will. .move .the county
forward; twenty 'years.. makes a
government Old, 'tired and run
out of steam." In ,speaking • of
the . Liberal ' agricultural !policy,
Mr. 'Gaunt • said ''that ' :lack of:
working capital ..readily ,avail-
TIM LYICKNOW SEN'1ZNEL LUCKNOW. ONTARIO.
able ,the farmer has led to 'speaker •referred +to Jdhn Winter -
vertical integration. It is the in .rneyer, as the. best ;qualified man
tentio�,,i' of the Liberal party, if to lead, not only his party, 'bWt
electe'd;,, ,toestablish as farm die- the government of, the province.
velopment 4epartrnent:' and in "ire doesn't represent the golf
conneabion with the Province of or: hunt clubs, he represents; the
Ontario savings offices, make', men and women of Ontario." In
Tong +tern credit .,available to closing Mr. Nipon said, "if any-
farmers: "The rpresernt farm '.mita-..one ever deserved a ,further term
chine gasoline tax rebate system of office at Toronto, Murray
nuui lance to the' farmer and that'. person,"
costly to • •the • government.,A Donald Blue, Who will „act • as
'hausealeaning jab is needed thre campaign Manager . for •Mu' ray
tb make 'tax free gas purenases Gaunt,, thanked
,�he
speaker, r,
more simple and ecorvoincal,Treasurer :Els tn reported a,
• 'EliminateNuisance. collection of $157 -
"Ihavetalked ,ohundreds.of s ' well as .a nomination meet-
merchants and • small business- ing, Officers for .the Huron -Bruce
men • and ei :ea: ually the sales a tax'
problem -comes up far `,discussion.
Most ,accept the .. 'tax abut Con-
demn •the nuisance of; tilt. ' A. Lib-
]; .government will •eliminate
bhe `nuisance.' of . this..ttax • •�thrat
sees • many merchants spending.
many hours of their (time in Com-
piling •tax returns of,a few•'cenrts":
was the comment of the speaker.
In ,requesting the. sriipport 'of 'the
.voters, he said that he had striv-
ed. to . represent ;the ' voters- to
•the" (best of his .abilit'y • wthi1e at
Queen's. Park; \ •
Bob Nixon. Speaks
Liberal Association were elected.
The report of the •nominating
cornm'ibtee,' Robert Hetlherin'gtori,.
Wingh•arn, Allan "iM'acIntyre, K,in
loss and' CalVin K:rauter, Brus-
sols was !presented,
' New Officers
Honorary 'president,; C. Ra
Dunbar, - • Ethel;, :pretsident,•Geo.
Inglis, • Bellmore, •asaistan�t ` Ed.
Edighoffer,' Wingham;, treasurer,
Walter Woods, assi,stant;.. All,an
IIaacInty're, Kinloss; secretary; W.
A.' Porteous, hucknow, •assistant,
Fred 1VIcGee, Win' tam; vice
president in charge: .of ,:Huron,
Kinloss, Luaknow, . Ripley, W. 'B.-
.:Murxiay '`Gaunt .introduced the Anderson;•, Lucknow,.assistant;guest .' 'Speaker, .Robert ; . Nixon, John D. MacKay, Ripley; vee
MPP Brant; ,Who Was 'elected to president in : Charge' of, Cuirass,
the legislature in a by-election. Carrick;. .Howick, Teeswaater,
'in 1061 at • the ' age. •.Qf 33. • Mr. Mikimnay,, Herb Kuntz, : Formosa,
Nixon's late: father •was '. once asaista Crawford Dauglaas,.
remn�ier•. of Ontario., Robert Ni- 'Wi:n > ,m vice ' president - in
P g t
xon • was • ra 'teacher of science. for . charge of Aswhfi'e1d, Colborne. &
nine'years prior, to 'hits ,e0ieobion West Wawanosih, Robert Simp
and "farms 'in has: g axe noin son„ .assistant,.
!lames
•tints " He ' is . wpresently serving Aitchison, West Wawanosh; :vice'
as • president ': of 'the . Ontario Lib- president in charge of Blyth,
eral" As>sociabion. --- -Morris and East Wawanasrh ';Bill
In Elston; Morris ;ass�isbant ,Colin
°i1VIr.:",hTxon, Lxi� :his : ;remiarks, � � . .
tressed edu•c'ation;" the biggest : Camp+bel'l, Wingh�am vice presi-
- dent ' in charge - "of Win arri
de�partrrient ; tin : govemrimient - to_ g .. t�
day. The • department of educa Brussels, Turnberry sand Grey,
tion alone spends ' 400 , million Bdb, Hetherington, ;Winghamn, "as-
dollars •a ' :Year in addition: to .;s>astant, : Caal Kr•auiter, ., `Brussel;s;
EDNBS35AX, AVG: $, 1963,
Nono. genailan DI ed In. 94th'. Year
MRS. CHRISTENA McDONALD the Se :ry
Sepay 'Block v+here they
in;
Deathhad �sinee rasided, • -
carne •to I. Chritstenaa
Until ,her last vlln,ess M'rs, 1UIc-
,McDonald on Saturday, August Donald . way remarkably .' aactive
17Th in• " Kincardine thosptal
.and• ailert..;Srhe was . constarvt' in
where she had been hospitalized 'chtur•>rh attendance, and had :a
for .:a 'little ove six rWeeks. She it ,a d• friertdt .barn -
. 1' cheeny .sm! _e n_. l,y d
was Within two ,months ..of ,her young ' ,arid old
94th; Ibirbadaa shake for all, y a
Y alike, .
Mrs.: ,McDonald,wwidow,.of. the The funeral service was held
late • .Peter . McDanald; :of Huron ;at th-e ` MacKenzie lV1e'rnorial
7�ownship, shad �ervloy,�ed•remark- Chapel an;. Lucknow on Tuesday •
ably• god health until" suffering of :.,last Week, = When her paster ,
.a comparatively light stroke. Rev, H. W. Strap of Lucknow
She had made a• splendid reoov- United • Church "Paid ' a . fitting
effects .of "this.
ery � tram the. e ,tribute to • :her, .He was �astsisted
by Rev. J. C. I3i.utVon.
.Initeprivenit was, 'Lo:ch'alsh
Cemetery; . the .pallbearers, tbeici•g.
Ross HenidenSon,. • Murray.Hen-
derson, • Lorne . Cardis•,• Grant Mc-
Donald,• John McDonald, Murray .
iNic•Io'nail'd,
:Ing •repeated: many, 'many oaf +the Mrs, McDonald is surr�niicd byr
Ri'ble ,passages twrh,ich she knew ::three d�awghters,
.so well. Her ,death, in fact, was (Grace) • Reid of Artborg, 1VLaan
:an inspiration. and an impressive itob:a, Mrs; Eldon - (Maxnie)'•`Hen-
'testimony• to her Ifaith• in, , life :derson, Lucknow; Mrs. • Donald
eternal, (Ellen) .CGardis, . Lucknow;. one
r : • u�rdooh . McD�ona.ld
Mrs. 'M,cDanald, was a .�dawg�h- son; l� Huron:
ter Of Murdoch McDonald and Township 'and +one sister; Miss
Ellen Fletcher and was born in .Janet, iMcDenald of ..Lucknow;:
Kinloss.' ' Township ; on:, • .October She was ,predeceased .by a
'16th, 18'69, On •Ootober.15ibh,'1'889, daughter . Mrs. •Mienno. (Jessie)
she married Peter '(McDonald •of Oeseh in 1958, and .by an infa'nt
Huron . Township; . whasl' • 'death soli, Andrew McDonald. ;
occurred• leas' than ;eleven years
later • on ' September • 12th, 1900; .
Mrs. McDonald remained on.
the farm 'on Coni. 2,. Huron• `.`and
Was ` both: 'mother and fa ller to
her children„ •who'• 'have',wonder-
:
'till ' meinonies of 'her. , Several
years ago, • with 'her sister .Janet
McDonald :and ;her •',rather 4n
drew 'McDonald, they. moved .'4io .
Lucknow to, 'the 'former ' .Cin; Donald *Kirkland. is
spending�
. Decker :home. • on Havelock Sit. -
some hwol'idayrs'�'vviah his :..parents,
After'' An'drew's. death the �two:.Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon. Kirkland, .'.
sisters moved ,to. the +apartment
seizure .and was an'tic,ipating: •re-
tturn'ing ho 'her home in Lucknow,
when . •a series of • 'complicataons.
developed ; successively,, wthicti
provead More than her strength
could stand. S+he, slept peacefully
away and as bhe end was'near
money -raised iat:.the .1ocala:'.lev'el
and received •as . Federal :assts-
!tame. "Although '• : we (have a•.
young minister of education,' h,•e
liras .oto ,please the: „ 'eudhre ' :club'
who think if it Nims OK in '43
It's OK In '33."Ile .referredto
areport'. bya connnittee of, Ifni
versity - Presidents an Canada.:
Stating: +that•+by 1070, 100,000 Uni-
versity students would be Seek-.
,ing entry '•oto\` a maxis um of 70,-
000
000 positions in college. "The
• school curriculum- :should be 're.-
viamped •iin' Ontario. So that •eve*
student • has the �oapp'ortunrit.y : to
cbrnplete Matriculation in 12
years If ,he .has the ability. . A.
i t . 'istands . now it , 'depends • Where .
you . go to school; in 'the'• province
whether. or not thio opportunwitty
is available." Mr. Nixon' felt
that. a :different ;: curriculum; , ,
properly .organized; ,would pie
veft.•Mhe'•last three' years of high
school from being the ;grueling,
frustrating experience that it. is.
now that Often break • bhe spirit
at .the :,student and .!brings his.:ed
rucatian oto an' .end at the 'brink
,of the ultimate :achievement. The
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Henderson Lumber' Ltd.
'311 g .. '. ' Lucknow
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vine presidenrt in charge of 1a
dfies' :affairs, , Mrs; Jean ' Lunf -
Wingha n,' , ,assistant, Mrs: Ccr1 i n
Campbell, Wrngham.
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To. Start.:.Buce:;;
Development Rflad
Work should :begin `:shortly on
the first • stage of •a $600;000 .re-
construction of ' Bruce..County
Road 'No. 10- 'between Hanover.
and - Elmwood .as ::a 'departniental:.
Develppment Road , project,
Highways, Mi•niister • 'Charles . S.
rMacNau'ghit'on • has +annoi't•nced.
A contract for ,the .:first phase,
sorrie 5,1/i miles shwas ,been. award
ed .by the :county to H. Hamilton
aunt Construction , GGempany, • Coiling-.
wood,, �i'n the:a'hin,t" of . $182•,105.
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• :As a ', Der'elcpmerit Road Pro-
ject;the work !about to •begin
as
well as :that to fol!l:ow: as, part
of the ramie tprograrn will: be
id,
pafor son .a✓ 100 -:cent -on -+the-
dollar wbasis:. ,by the Department
of Highways, Ontairio.: •Bruce:
County. ,be •,asked • only to
;provide any ..property required
for the right-of-way in the re-.
construction. .
, 'The .'basis; of the: special" aid.
:extended turider the Development:
Road programn • iso to unprove-
countty and township .; .roads.
which„„ • because : of traffic reg
quirem'en•ts, Cal , for. ahigher
standard of Construction than :the
.rnunicipali'ties toncern'ed could
reasonably be expected r to : ras_
some on 'their •own, •?ass+isted •iby
wncrm'hl rates of. road• suibsidi:es,
for construction and mainlen-
•ante;. .•
' EW ARGESFOOD MARKET;
`BUSINESS • �AS , USUAL ';.•
CyrilBrown 'has ' uncreaseid his
floor,; pace at the- 'Lucknow Fruit.
,Market • but it was ":business as
usual" :during alterations., : The
extra . ;space, Was, 'obtained: at ..the
rear Of, the store which .nieces
sitated the' removing of a•',bath-
iioom . & office• which were' relo=
oated' in 'bhe: tear of the buildi.nrg.
It was: neoeas'ary ito. m&A the
meat, .cheese and vegetablecool
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•er back "+severarl feet ,As.'w•it1F as°
build -ink: new and relocating old'
•aheivingv Cyril will have renova-
tions ,about' comtpleted When the
paper s. is• ,publrisrhed :Phe Fruit
Market recently' installed a new
ti'gh'ting system.
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It's SO Fakt ..
It's So .Easy
It .makes , washing
a'cinch ..'.. .
cy ;Forgers
No .more ,stacking ,the frozen .clothes in the ',corner
Here's,a ladythat has • time t "talk on, . the • telephone!'
., 4 p
SHE .15 THE PROUD OWNER, OF A NEW
Crest Hardwire Qualityfind Price
=--VVtll Convince •You That You Can't Afford.
To Be Without One Either
Let us show yo>ti the features of the
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