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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1962-05-30, Page 15wgpNESP A.Y 'v. 30th, 1962 ENTINEIr,--LUUKNOW,--,.ONTARIO UC Committee oos ileq Aske for Mob a Operator YJ -3454. AND WE .COME TO YOU WFiy Is. Social Credit: Sweeping• Canada? Social Credit has the. answers:* This week our leader. ""Bob' Thompson is , explaining •• the two price., system • (sorttetimes called Parity. Pool)'to farmers in Western . Canada.., Basically, it • by-passes the "financiers" the. "world bookkeepers' or "Money • jugglers" 'and maintains • parity" between say, a bushel .of Canadian wheat against' a Sheffie1d..knife and fork. pan w. s ve` 4 % Why- c e� e, 0 /'on• Public Buildin s?: .Schools, hospitals; etc, mentioned inlast week's• adv:? The. Miunicipal Bank`. we • propose, to do this. '(see. Alberta's Act :re: loaning funds at 2%) is already found in Federal legislation. of 4 1936.but •quietly. shelved. ' in I1940. Why? Would you like ,to .think, you paid. $4,600; for each "$2,400 car you, purchased . since 1938? ' More about this next Week.. � • A Few Copies• : of • "Canadians It's Time You Knew" Are still, available at 50e, and does supply. all, the,answers. ?E SOCIAL CREDIT I Douglas in >Huron` Sandy MacDonald in Bruce , Nowb.flL)L To ��u�l .. Zeticrnd Airidge The old single• :lane' Zetland. :bridge -over Maitland' River be. tween. Whitechurch and Wing- h•am is to be demolished by W. R. Parsons • of Btaffa, with work ,getting .underway at once.. The contract for the new 310- 'foot bridgeto replace it, has been • let to the lVljow'bray Con- stiction. ConzPany. Their tender of $100,437 was the lowest of 'ten bids. Since . last fall traffic: has been diverted from this • 'bridge < to a .bailey bridge erected to the_ south of it, Traffic lights were installed to control the, traffic flow ' over the temporary span, with a "long"' red light, to let the bridge clear; This has resulted ` .in., a number of impatient motorists, disregard- ing the stop' immediately afiter it changes, and.crossing the bridge to beat the delayed green "go" at 'the other end: • WHiiECHURCH • . Mr. and'Mrs. Stanley. Anderson' and family of • St. Catherines spent the week -end at the 'home ofMrs. Florence Henry. Mrs. Henry.yand Miss Frances Henry of London, : 'spent the week -end, attheir homes here. ' , ,Mr. and Mrs. Lorne'. Durnin of St. Helens, Mr. and, Mrs. Ro- bert . Mowbray of Wingham, Mrs. Harry Tichborne and Mrs. Toyn- be Lamb of Goderich : visited on Sunday at the home of Miss. Annie and ,.Mr 'Peter , Kennedy. Mrs.' Mary Jane Tiffin,.. Mr. & Mrs`. • Russell .Ritchie ,and Miss Lila'Fmer'son visited on Sunday at the home of .Mr. • and. Mrs. • . Victor,', Emerson.. • P�intsOut: .Some J .ocred A. N.. "Sandy"'. MacDonald of Kin tail and Social . Credit can- didate in Bruce County .points to a few of the objectives of this party: ; To. promote. the highest . stand- ard of 'morals in public life :that public service may • • be accepted. by men & women of the 'highest • qualifications 'as • ` a duty of. re- sponsible citizens'h'ip; To grant provincial govern- ments ments ;more independence by. re-: storing •to them control of affairs Which'. •lie Withiall • their Conti tutional jurisdiction. • ' Judical appointments based • on merit alone. , . To make Canada :a fully sove- reign nation.. The function of Parliament, in general', and the Senate in. partciular would be studied, to restore the Senate to a useful 'place in. our democracy, With emerging nations • look- fl g to Canada, lines of . Credit Would be established by: •which they could. buy our surplus agricultural products; p'novide a pool of trained personnel and technicians to help these coun- tries develop. their', resources to the benefit of their people; to seta pattern of high rrmtral and ethical' standards in governing Our"country, as a pattern, to these countries. torn between the 'op- posing ideologies of Christianity hnd Communist/T(4Co-ordinate • our defence ` pal icy with the United States, give more suPpOrt to NAITO, and re- fuse to accept nuclear warheads 'on tlie.basis that, the U.S. 'nuclear strength y$, a sufficient ' deter.. a hi' enabling w Canada to positive I s l!ts in the search for nuclear' disarmament and world peace, :In the field of agriculture to promote par4yhot charity- prices, with a ,portion . cf.' their. produc- tion sold on thedomestic Mar- ket :at a Price based •on. the: far iner.s ' cost -. of production, regard less -of the size of his operation; the :balance to. • be 'sold on: for- eign . markets, without subsidy, to eliminatesurplus, production. • 'Establish .municipal recreation centres, encourage 'Canadian youth,: in.. athletic endeavours; 'promote leadership • training;. promote.. the knowledge .of Can- ada's cultural'. 'background and make the study of government affairs m.ore :important . to' Cana- dian youth. "MIIKE" 'SANDERSO.N'S BROTHER, PASSED •AWAY . • The death '• of ' Harry Sander- son of Ingersoll occurred on Wed- nesday, • May , 23rd in Vittoria. Hospital, ;London,' where he had been a patient for several weeks He was in his end •year. .-Funeral service was held • in • Ingersoll on Saturday Morning,' after- which;' the remains• were brought to th.e Lodge Funeral Home in. Goderich for service at 3:30 .and. interment inn, "Goderich Cemetery. Mr. Sanderson is survived 'by his widow, the farmer Oliye • rMrs. Tabb and•two daughters, Thomas Brazier (Beryl) of To-: ronto: and Mrs. Charles Wright (Mary) of Ingersoll. Surviving also are his. aged Mother; ,Mrs. Chris Sanderson of Goderich, two 'brothers, Bert, of Goderich and Marvin L. ,"Mike" of Luckntrw and a sister Mrs. T, W,. Raby (Margaret) of Ot- tawa, •• Mr.•, and Mrs. Russel Gaunt & Donald visited on Sunday ;at the home • of Mr.: and. Mrs. • Tom Gaunt .` -in WinghamVenn, • Mr. T, Gaunt, who. has been a patient in London and `Winghaan• Hospi= t'als for 5 rnonths was able. to return to his home an John: St.' for the day. •' Mr. .and Mrs. Gordon .Jamie- son of Goderich visited Sunday at the home of `Mr and Mrs. Dan Tiffin, • Mr and,Mrs Orville Tiffin '• &.. Mr... and ,.Mrs.. Joe Tiffin . and family y�isited an. Sunday at the home of Mr, i .and; Mrs' Tom McInnis, at Gorrie. • Mr. and Mrs.Cameron Sim- mons • .and family of•• London spent Sunday visiting' at 'the home,'of. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie: Martin. and other; relatives ,the community . Mrs.: Irene Patterson of.:.Tor- onto. spent the week-end'at the home of her mother,, MYrs. Taylor; • Mr. and Mrs. Tom. Wade and family. of. Woodstock. and.Mr. & :Mrs; .` Douglas Snell of .Landes- , bong visited on. Suday at : the home of their parents, .Mr. ; and Mrs. Ewart'.. MaoPherson. •iVlr. and - Mrs. .Bill Ryan ' and. Janette . of Goderich `':visited on.. Sunday evening at the home of •Mr. .and Mrs, , Carl' . McCienag- har `. The Worsens Institute will ar- range the program for this . year in the Whitechurch community hall on. Thursday `might of . this Week:•This community extends deep- est'' ,Sym,pathy • to Mrs. R. A, Coults and family . of Wingharn in the passing • of ,her: brother, Harry Heatherington on Saturday' last. The Heatherington family lived' .on the farm across the road east of: Tiffin 'cemetery now owned .by Mr. Roy, Huffman: Mr. teatherington died ,in, Ifu ronview• 'Horne' in • Clinton •h his 70th year: Mr. ' Jack Barbour of Victoria spent' '. the week in the community visiting with friends' .and relatives.. Mrs. Donald, McCosh of Ripley,. area • president of the W.I. and • Mrs. Victor :Emerson of White - 'church, secretary of the area, visited a number of District An- nuals,Tuesday' at Keaty Grey West .District, Wednesday, Grey Centre at Salem east of D•utham and. pn Thursday the ladies vis;- • A•G->-Fl. ai M��l��N1rl�J`rllW ti, 4,q4414 144111 kit444.0111 111144/i itt4.14 Nit' 114 WHEAT BARLEY .OATS. FLAX `.ALFALFA RED and ALSIKE CLOVER PEAS .FLAX- .(Green FLAX-.(Green Foxtail . Control) BRUSH CONTROL '• CORN Co-op. 2, 4-D, Amine 80 $4.50 per 'gal. Co-op MCPA Amine 64 $5.85 per gal. MCPA Amine 64 ;.Embutox Co-op T.C.A. Grasskilier Co-op Dowpon, .CO -op LV Brusliikiller 64 oz. Atrazine 50W ' ,$1.95 Per pound. Get your copy :.of thiS handy pocket -sized Co-op ,Agricultural Weed . Killer Handbook now at: your Co-op. Contains instructions; in the use of Co-op weed'killers, including rates of'• application,`how, • when and where, to apply., and charts'for correct ; Tni,iing:�..._:_ . • • .. SEE YOUR CO-OP TODAY Phone 71 ited . Bruce Centre' at near Port E1igin; ' Burgoyne Invest Six /New Lucknow Scouts • The 1st Lucknow • Troop has been' meeting .regularly Tuesday night; at . 7:30, p.m. 'T.he • com'• . munity" is pleased . that' the 1st Lucknow Cub Pack • has been organized. and have commenced, their ,meetings. . During • the •. past. ' weeks, six 'boys have' :been invested as' .Scouts. Bob 'Button, Roydon Conley, ':Eric Taylor Terry Tay lor, Bob Mullin' and . Jim Ritchie. The , bottle , drive was , welt worthwhile and the Stouts' wish to thank the. citizens for their response. �amporee, was a lot of work,: 'but they liad •'fun too. The wea then :was perfect :for, camping., G The boys' recebVed a . rade "A" `pennant. Sorry, Jim MacNaugh- ton, :that' your name w'as omitted 'as junior leader at Camporee. The. • District church ` parade held at Ripley, •,on • Sunday was• attended ,by the 1st 'LucknOvr Scout Troop aril' Cub .Pack, There will b a District, Scout camp the first week in July. SEE THE LOW PRICED Remington .with, every. needed tYp 9. in feature.. • INCLUDES: CARRYING.CASE LLJCKNOW SENTINEL rNon6 a5; WCKrvow • 41, • • • • • it • .1 • ,. • • • • • • • 4~l