HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-09-16, Page 15yUEDNAX, SEPT, 18, 1863: �
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ArrangedProgram B. ;loo. dAckeriy
Provides New concept Of Political Rally
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Wing+horn town hall Was filled +by ;the ",anrn,ony Men+' tinder
to capacity on Monday evening the Leadership of Hap Swat -
when Progressive Conservative ridge and Bill Cannell. . This
supporters of candidate George group has been singing together
MoC'uitcheon gathered ,from, all ,for about nine months and their
' parts of .Huron. Bruce to. hear xntisie is', a +pure delight to lovers
the Min'i'ster of Highways, Hon, of. close harmony,
Charles ,1VicNaughton. ' . Another musical treat Was
The . entire concept' . or the 'provided by "The , New Notes
meeting was a new one for this a recently -formed men's guar--
' district, w,,ith a • full •program oftette consisting of Bili .Connell,.
interesting entertainment, . .arid Hap Swatridge Fred Steinmetz
aplenty of .Sgood-natured •spoofing and Carl Anderson. .
for bath ;the ,guest speakers and . As the ,Harmon
° .the•` opposition' candidate. Hilar- Yof
ity reached a high point when led their first group of numbers
pandemoniunr broke loose. From,
a giant turkey .:waddled onto the the :back' of the hall .iblared the
stage, delivered itself of 'a 'giant not altogther ' harmonious notes
egg then came �to its death' �un of ...P, . C. band, the Polished
der a 'battle `axe 'wielded .by . Clowns.
"Sgt.: George .(John-
Following
ny Brent). It burned out laterer the rag. -tinge; band
came a procession of party stat-
that the man. beneath' the turkey
warts , carrying the highways
was George , Wa11mlg.. sinister of a sort , of four -man
Excellent • entertainment was ;buckboard from which , he was
provided -throughout.. Earl arid. hoisted to ,the '-stage.
• MarVha • Heywood opener! pro- Lloyd Ackert of Holyrood,• who
ceedirigs with several vocal set- had arranged the program, in-
eations +to their own , string ac-,troduced campaign managerDe-•
`comipan,iment. Later. in the proWitt ,Miller ' of. 'Wingham, who.
gram :they Were ibaek with some outlined the tasks which ' remain
highly entertaining tricks , ,of
for part
magic, in which both candidate ?' workers on and ilaefore
election, .day. He expressed his
'and . cabinet lminister'ad +to spar conviction. that
�ticipa�te: , ' • . PC as •long as the
.
C supporters , are willing to
Harmony Group work hard, the election will be
The ,packed , audience thor---w°n"bYT-creorge-McOiatcheon.
by. Bill. Conron. with Reg. Bittc
at the. piano '
Candidate Speaks
George McCuxtc'heon expressed
his appreciation for the excellent
turnout and stated it was• , a
very definite sign, of the enthus-
iasm which pervades the Pro-.
gressive Conservative supporters
in -Huron-Bruce, He said the Li-
berals have been -crying for a
change of :government, but Con-
tended that 'they ,have not made.
any clear . statement about What
Ontario should turn to.
The Liberal leader , he • said,
promises ' that sales taxes *Old,
be 'Modified, ibut he has not.'
suggested ihow this volley would
agree with his other ;declarations
of ever 'increasing public expert=,
ditures. •
The speaker ,also. pointed to
Ontario's .comparatively low un-
employment figure, the success
of the ••Trade Crusade, the 'fact
that personal incomes ' in this
province are. considerably high-
er than. the ;.national average.
Concluding, Mr. Medutcheon said.
the Platform of the Robarts
•governrnen't is to continue' blies
ibrand . Of . .first-rate administra,
tion which ,is already well known
to the electors, His 'final remarks
were .: ,to' 'introduce the .,guest
speaker of the evening.. •
Envy .Of. ' All
' Mr.. .MacNoughton ' referred
'briefly . to the : department of
which he is 'minister. He :said
• that :Ontario's roads •are .so good
that—they are .actually envied lby-
oughly enjoyed. several numbers Community singing was led I many other countries. He said
e
Premier . Robarts
George, McCutcheon
ELECT.
COsis Down
Up , ..
Enquire At TheLucknow , Fair
that his :department, in aline with
the Robarts policy of : •iprow'in
tial government, is to create the
'closest possible. integration be-
tween :provincial and municipal
road systems. Out of • a' ;budget'
.$1O0 ' xntilTon:. is" turned !back' to,
foj.the' party that has.. given
you solid prosperity -the
Progressive Conservative Party.
for :sit-
for Huron -Bruce, as 0member of the
Progressiy9 tonservative government.
On Wednesday
Co / ..-:.o"se pine ' Street
mMittee Room p
Wmga i,
ingh, Phone 347-3010. Open 10-12 noon; 1.5 ` p.m., 7-9 p.m.
HURON -BRUCE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION
the villages, townships, ,towns,,
cities and: counties of Ontario,:
for the improvement Of the roads
under 'their control,. thus 'saving
the. <taxpayers. fix= ' an !un9up-
portable burden•• of taxation.•
'
When..:y_ou. haVg,e_'lected George
MOCwtcheon;" . he said you can,
rest • assured • that Huron -Bruce
Will get every ' !bit of • its fair: -
Share of money for road. : ex
,p'endi1 u.res." • .•
Flays Wintermeyer
Turning...to some ,of . the state, -
merits 4nade ,by :Liberal leader
John • Wintermeyer, 1Vfr......(Mac-
Naughton branded as "nonsense"
the former's 'stand on such mat-.
` tern +as' the •preserit pension dis-
cussions. 'He read excerpts' ,frarn
the: :official. record. of the Leg-
islature,
se;-islature, to prove . that the Lib-
eral' leader had demanded a'
pbr'tabl'e:.'pensfons act ' two rears
ago :-the legistlation which' . Win-
termeyer ` now contends .:is an,
:acct of sabotage, forthe federal,
government,
.The speaker'read from read , frozzi a let
tern recently written by Mgr, i,or
+tarts ,to Prime, Minister. Lester
Pearson, irr whihh the ''idec1•a ed
threw Ontario rgovernmexnt's will.:
1'in+gness. toCo-Operate ' in ,every
posy ilble way. Mr'..MacNaughton: '.
'said; that Mr. Roberts' only 'de- '..
'mend" is that aline ,be permitted,
toStudy the federal ' plan to
make sure that it is . suitable
for the people of bhis.provinCe.
.'T.Yre • . xn.inister concluded with'
a plea that all,. Progressive, Con
servative supporters get out and
actively. work .for the election .of :
their. candidate:'
FOR • SALE 50 acres of.
standing • corn. JohnstonMac-
Leod, Ripley, 'phone 102 r -2Q.
KINLOLIGH . .
Allan :McFarlan, youngest son •
of Mr.., Donald +MMFatlan, return-
ed .home. from Wingliam Hostii- ,
tag where he. was treated for
a' hand • injury •+w+hich he received
1 in a :farm accident. - .
,Mrs. Gertrude.W alls+h, ,Mr. and
Mrs., Ben .'Scott ,,of Purple Grove i
visited •bn Sunday, afternoon.
with% Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-
Fadyen at Tiverton. '
Mrs.:. Catherine . Hewitt .:who
: Chas been a hospital patient '
since . January ,is spending ,awhile.
With Mr, and ;Mrs,George . 'Gra-
ham:
Mrs. Bert Nicholson under.
went surgery in W ingh+ain Hos•-„
pita!, on Tuesday : ,,
servic i
•' There will' +b•e. no., e' in
the: Anglican Church next Sun. -
day .owing to the Harve.t Thanks.
giving services atSStMathews' ,
Church, i ii garf, . •
A number of W, A, members
attended a 'special i eating in
Walkerton 'When the `Rt, Rev,
Charidu Ray, Bishop of Itarachi
Pakistan, bras., the special ££peait .
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