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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-04-25, Page 11WEDNESDAY, APRIL; `251h, 1962' THE " LUCKNOW :SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO; ROY N.B_.ENTLEY. PUBLICS p • ACCOUNTANT GODERICH, •ONTARIO • .Box, 478 Phone JAcksen 4-9521. A, M. HARPER ANDS COMPANY :Chartered Accountants 33 Hamilton' St. GODERICH;, .ONTARIO Telephone ;JA 44562 JOH:NSTONE'S 'FUNERAL HOME Modern and Convenient Phone •76 Day or Night Serving All Faiths According to Their Wishes Moderate: Prices Established ,1894: 1' A.:R. DU VAL. D.C., Sp.C. -Chiropractor Physio and Electro Therapist• Whigham • . Phone 300 (Office located in former CKNX buildingon. the Main , Street) INSURANCE FIRE, WIND, • CASUALTY • AUTO.MOh3ILE .AND LIFE To 'Protect Your Jack, Insure ' •With. Jack Today. J.. A.. McDONAGH: • Phone 306, Lucknow, • STATE FARM MUTUAL' AUTO/00B I LE INSURANCE Investigate Before. "Investing REUBEN • WILSON RA. 3, ,Goderich Phone , 80-r-8 Dungannon , R : W. ANDREW Barrister and Solicitor LISTOWEL, ,ONTARIO IN',: LUCKNOW Every Wednesday, and.. Saturday .. Afternoon Office': in the' Joynt Block • Telephone: Office '135 ' Residence '31-3 R. `S. HETH�ERINGTON Q.C. ' RarHster, .Etc. Wingham' and Lucknow • ' • IN L'UCKNOW Monday and Wednesday, Located ' in :Kilpatrick. Block 'Phone Wingham office 48 , Residence 97 IMPERIAL 011. PRODUCTS-. for prompt service, : and quality products, contact: GRANT .CHISHOLM` Phone collect Dungannon 724-1 or 10 Lucknow "Always Look To; Imperial • For The Best" • CAi F THANKS Dead Stock Ch. • • • Miss' Esther e.abro would like Removal Ser• tothankrelatives who reineeredv�ce with; cards,, visits, f !wets and candy while, a patient in _Victoria Hospital; also to her doctors & • I ! nurses of Victoria Hospital who were °sokind to her. We , are licensed to remove your dead pr crippled farm animals for sanitary disposal, Old horses 4c per *pound GORDON .:TAYLOR" Ph. Collect 44-r-24, Lucknow R.R. ` 2 Lucknow- 24-hour service Licence 1Vo. — 173C62 STAPLER; ideal for school, home or office, opens for tacking and . binding,. only. 69e, PLUS' 1000 staples* FREE with every` stapler. The Lucknow Sentinel, phone 35. • .•• MacKenzie Memorial •• Chapel . FUNERAL • SERVICE Services conducted accord- ing_to your wishes at your Home, your Church, or at our Memorial Chapel at no additional charge.. •'' Phone 181, Lucknow,; • ,IDay. ' or. Night WINGHAM :MEMORIAL SHOP We Have Been ;Memorial Craftsmen for Thirty -Seven Years,: AlwaysTUsing . • THE 'BEST : GRANITES •: ' • Along With •Expert., Designing and Workmanship.: , Prices Most Reasonable Cemetery Lettering,, a Specialty R. A. ,S POTTON Phone 256, Wingham, Ontario. • 'Prolialily you know of someone — a 'friend, relative or. neighbor• '= Who : has • had . to';, • G. ALAN. WILLIAMS Optometrist , Office' on Patrick`: St,, just off the' Main ' St: in " f WINGHAM ` Professional ,Eye Examination Optical • Services- • , • For, appointment Please .'Phone 770, 'Wingham• • acKENZJE, 'Q I Optometrist NOW IN :RIPLEY EVERY WEDNESDAY Office Hours'10.00 a.m. to 9.00. p.m. Phone Roy MacKenzie; Ripley 96-r-24 for appointment. R. ''W. BELL OPTOMETRIST - 'GODERICA F. ' T. Armstrong Consulting •Optometrist The. Square (Phone 'JAckSon 4-7661) LUCKNOW DISTRICT CO-OPERATIVE INC:. Phone ;Lucknow 71. TED COLLYER Registered Master Electrician ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Specializing :in • ,Electric Heating, Electric Wiring • and Repairs • and All electrical • Appliances Phone- 2b8=r-25, Lucknow ig"h'I. cancer and you know the suffering and heart-,' ache '.' involved. • Only research can win' the. battle against ancer Give generously to the April campaign of The . Canadian Cancer Society The objective In u r on is. $1 6 000.' .With :your help we can raise even more. B'E GENEROUS, ' • When Your Canvasser Calls in Ashfield And West Wawanosh Townships FURNACE, OIL, STOVE OIL, ItERPSENE# GASOLINE' 'See er call WM. A. "BUD" HAMILTON Phone 220-w Ducknow' District Agent .for Cities Service CARD OF THANKS I wish' to express my sincere thanks to my friends, neighbours and relatives for cards, visits gifts while in• hospital and since returning 'home. They were •deep ly appreciated. • Elmira Finnigan. • Mrs.Charles Morrison ' and family wish to sincerely thank. all those whowere so kind to. them in their recent bereave- ment. IN MEMORIAM CULBERT J n loving memory `of a dear Mother and Grand- mother, Mrs. ' RachelCulbert, who passed away: four years ago, April .29th,' 1958. • ' . God gave us a wonderful mother, Her memory Will never grow old,. He fashioned ,her ' smile 'out • .of • -sunshine ' He moulded her heart of pure He needed a new star. in Heaven, A beautiful light to shine, So . out of this old world • of sorra*, He chose • that dear mother of ' Lovingly remembered , 'arid sadly. ;missed by Eva and Lorne. 'Culbert, Ina .and•Bill• Eadie & family; Edna and Jack Peter- bough and family,.. . r4GEI LEN Powe, executive director :and secretary, Ontario Liberal Asso dation; Royce Frith, president of the Ontario Liberal Association,, :Gordon .Calloway, Wiarton,,' re- gional director; Dr. Alex. Scar- . row, Southampton, treasurer ' of the Bruce association.' ' • •• President Resigns • . Bruce .Powe acted as chairman for the evening. Words of wel-• come were extended by Mayor Davy of Port Elgin. The resig- nation of Dr. Donald Milne, Kin- cardine, as ::president of the Bruce Liberal Association ' was received and read at the begin- ning of the meeting. The resigna- tion concerned: a, personal stand Dr. Milne had taken in support of • one of the candidates. When the gi*aestion arose 'as to. him taking a stand while in the . office ;of president, he resigned so that , Ile might actively support the .. man of his choice without dis- rupting the. harmony of the or- ganization. ' At the • end of the meeting,' by a...practically 'un- animous show of handsof those present, ' Dr.' Milne was urged to ' remain: as president which he 'greed to do. •• Ross Whither, ' a"- for' Bruce Offing in the provincial house, :spoke to : the gathering and. among . other people in . attend- ance introduced. 'Donald' Blue- of +Ripley, ,•a former ' .member;--' of parliament . at - Ottawa. Royce Frith, president of the Ontario .Liberal; Association, also addres • sed the large group of Liberals:. LIBERAL NOMINATION Voting delegates from' our cir- (Continued from Page 1). •culatiori area that attended the ' Kreutzweiser • 112, Mr. Scarrow •103,' Mr& Greig, 61 As..low can • - -dictate—Mrs:° -Grefg's': name'.' was withdrawn from. • the contest. On: • the second . ballot, '1v4. 'Kreutzweiser.. polled 14'9 Votes, .Mr. acKenzie 126, • Mr: :•Scar= rbw '121. Mr. Scarrow's , n'aine was• then dropped' from: the run- ning. ' .. On the ;third. . ballot Mr. Mac - .s rl tied with • 185 votes each On • the fourth ballot Mr. MacKen- . zie 'polled _183• to Mr. Kreutz-" weiser's .'181 Doug :' Kreutweiser was ' the first: to congrat late the success= fur candidate and pledged his support to 'hint one -:hundred 'per cent. He ° said, "I•' believe this nomination has. made history in Bruce." . The other. •'"two• uns'uc-• 'cessful ,.candidates also pledged ltheir; support for; 'the Liberal 'party and Mr; .MacKenzie. 1 'Platform Guests • Platform ',guests .introduced at the beginning : of ' the meeting were:. •: ,Chester Merriam, Tara,. who acted as returning, `officer • I . for the vote, and who was :Bruce . candidate. in. the ' last election; ' Miss Jessie MbLean, . Kincardine, secretary ` of 'Bruce Federal',• Lib -1 era! Associatiot ;Jim .: Powers, .+ Chepstow, 1stvicq president of the' ssociation' bu who was .Un- able to be present because of ill health;. Mayor Arthur Davy ' of ' Port Elgin; Ross Wlicher, , MPP' for: ,Bruce;, Hugh :Hawkins, Clin- ton, president • of the Western Ontario North ..Liberal Associa- tion; Mrs. .Tessio Greig, Lions •Head, 2nd: vice president:: Bruce. Brune tzorninating convention Were: • ' LUCKNOW W: B. Anderson,' acting chair - Man, Alex: .MacLeod, ' Roy Fin- layson;. Virden . Mowbray, 'Mr. lc - Mrs. J. L..; MacMillan, • Mrs • Alex • MacNay, Mrs. •. Grant . 'McDiarmid, Miss Helen ThornpsOn,' Mrs. `N.: J MacKenzie. .Proxy • votes were ' held' for Dr. D. R.. Finlayson, Stuart 'Robertson,. Alex MacNay. Kenzie and Mr Kreutzwei a RIPLEY ' • Donald ..,Blue, chairrnan,. Bill Trariter,- 'Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bissonnette, Ellis Gossell, ...John MacKay,. George "Mae,Zean,. Geo MacDonald', '. Barney Barnard. ' HURON, TOWNSHIP Donnie MaoDonald, Chairman, Jack ..MacDonald, Doug MacDon- ald,. - . Allan: MacDonald,. Dan Mac - -Donald, #Donald, .Tom Blair; Jack Elliott, Mac MacDonald, •Bill Cameron,, John. Ferguson, Jack: .Blue, Campbell', Hugh Mason, Dave Martin, • Bob Roobertson,. -Donald Gillies, John A MacDonald,' Shiva, Bowers, Sandy McCharles,: Eddie: • "Watson, Harry Scott.' • KINIOSS TOWNSHIP Frank . Thompson, •chairrnan, Mrs.' Frank ` Thon pson,.. Mr.. ands Mrs John : Ross,' ]�ofiald Mac Pherson, Jim McDbvann Duncan :.Caxripbell,• Ben Montgomery, 'Ivan. 'Geddes, Wallace Conn, Donald • Ross, Russell Ross, Russell Gaunt,. Jack.:' Aitchison A disgusted parent wrote a Note of complaint to the .teacher, , ,and wound. it up With:, "If all Herbert' learns to ,doat school is swear; I'll keep him 'hOme and teach' him myself:" .N�w•F�r` EN (100 EXTRA CHICKS FREE: Wth Each 100 Chicks Ordered; Your , Choice of . any breed :.or cross -breed out of•. Government approved Hatcheries: ti CHKK New Life'-' 20% Medicated STARTER CRUMBLES and GOOD CARE and MANAGEMENT you might just have that 110 at the Season's en KNECHTEL..and. SON LT Lucknow Branch, Phone . 78 `.'T1-IERE'S A NEW LIFE, FEED 'FOR EVERY NEED;''