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TJtIE LUCKNOW;SENTI
NEL; LUCKNOw, ON FAItTO
F.C. Candidate Qutlined Medical And Says Province Going further In Debt
Dental Aid For ° Welfare Recipients Despite The Nuisance idles Tax's
At�4... 111hnuh�ain. .f.ne.i.r.�.o.�M.... ..
the Wingham :headquarters of Winghamn and I1Vlr 1Vlccutch A large
ge a d enthusiastic ti c1' and abilityg of
a g am�paign manager, also
• -. • - n en ustas is au_.i- and understanding
arty,,a eon's c ence, gathered 'Friday night, town. and .country problems,
George �MdCutcheon the
p 4th, to shear two out- 'Coffee arid doughnuts were
. ,poke. He said that. Burin his September 1
PC candidate, recently spoke to term of . office as, mayor he l,standing Liberal memibers . of served by the Brussels 1 di
large group of supporters. realized more than • •, ladies
.. ,
g ing
following the- meet
a e than ever before the Legislature speak on behalf
;Mr, McCutcheon told the audi- that the' provincial grants meant of 'Murray Gaunt, Liberal Can-,
ence that the Ontario govern- a great deal to the mun cipali- dictate for .
great strides in ties. Every 'Huron ,Bruce in the
anent has trade year. grants aid' by-election on October 41th..
the fiieldof human betterment schools, hospitals, toads and oth- Ross 'Whither, !
• during,v'hidh'the riding of •Hu- er servi<c.es and.have beengreatly 1VIahat fns Bruce
�told the audience that Ontario ia
ron-Bruce has benefited greatly, increased• in recent legislation, in serious trouble
He 'stated that.all persons over,going further
He also emphasized the im=• into derbt despite the nuisance -
65, if receiving old age assist- ' portance of sending George Mc- operated;. sales tax, suibsidizing
anee, or old age security . allow.. Cutcheon to.. Queen'sPark as a the "won't work" •to win votes
ance, may become eligthie for member 'for . Huron -Bruce be- and ignoring
•free Medical care from their cause of his manyg g previsihn for eduo
years �af rriun- cation. >Iie „states; that Ontario
doctor, and since the inception icipal experience as reeve of students, refused higher educe-
of the Ontario Hospital In.sur-• Brussels and warden of .Huron tion because • of lack cif facilities,
once plan, may have premiums .County this year. •y are' taking their 'skills .and' the
.. paid rby the ,province i ' investment in
1Vledieal and dental services to, , �rn
�cm vr nac'• I cation •1- , their early edu-
the recipients of welfare allow-
ance in Huron and Bruce total- ''
led $53;274.00 in 'the . past 'fiscal
year, - '
• DeWitt ,Miller, rfo.riner mayor
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ONT.AMO
Public..Hearing
of Briefs
•
Tourist Industry Committee'
Ontario Eeonomic Council
London
Sept. 19;.;10.00
City Hall--Council.Chamber
The public is invited to attend,ahearin
`of briefs concerning the'. present; and
future rola of Ontario's tourist industry.
At the same time, the Committee invites
submissions from the floor. We request
that 6Copies of the brief be submittedat
least one week prior to the hearing. •
The purpose of the 'committee• is to
assess all :aspects of tourism in. Ontario
and to .formulate. recommendations.
• cgncerning .
1. 'The relative•effectiveness of current
government assistance to participation.
in the tourist industry. •
2: An evaluationof strengths and weak:
nesses within the tourist industry itself..,
W. -H. Cranston T. C Clarke; Secretary
Chairman Room 286..
Parliament Buildings,
Toronto•(Telephone 365-1948)
You: can bet your best fur coat
WINTER WILL
SOON' BE HERE!: • fi
Home to a hibernating bear•
is any old damp'n-chilly cove.
• They depend on their extra
thick winter coate a for warmth.'
Extra -wise homeowners depend -
on CO-OP Sunglo Fuel 011 Call •
your.Co-operat;ve and find out,
today about this worry -free
Serviceafit's CO.-OP...it'sgood ! '
Patronizeo
our Ca-op'...your
y p y
..yardstick of Value.
• BOY SCOUT TROOP ,Murray Gaunt '.stated flatly.
• • that the Ontario farmer hasbeen
exploited,' that people •of' Ontario
want, and will demand a change
of government. Ile pointed out
that the farmer is the best' spen-'
der in . the community. Taking
the town of Winghani as an ex..
•ample:, . he gave ifigures proving
It's a good thing the • District
Field • Day only comes 'every' 12
or 15. years. 'so afar as work 'is
concerned:preparin'g• the grounds
.although it is a little like.
Aunt Metilda, coaling —,- it. is •a
goo excuhe to • get • the • house
c1e;tied, .
Last (Saturday saw the ;green
trim put on the. Scout :Hall ,and
a fleet cif lawnmowers. pushed by
S;couts .changed the' grounds into
a park. We have to ..thank Leon_
ar'd and. Mac McInries, Curry, &
$rice Colwell, Jack and Alnier
Ackert;: Ted and 'Edward Burt;
Albert Colrwell,. Frank . Coimvell,
Gordon .Passtriore and John ,A•c=
ke,
�F'riday; night two carloads of
older Scouts with Scoutters Prank
and `Lloyd• drove to Bruce 'Beach
at •4:30 • to ' do sone grade testing
"for. First Class. Badge work. Sev-.
eral•cif our: ;Scouts hope to get
their 1st . Class .this: fall, and we
are putting extra work on these
boys. The boys . turning out:: Fri-.
day were 'Edward• Burt, Allan
Cornish, Allen'Colwell, 'Bob
Wail, Donnie Wall;: David Wall,
Gordon : Passmore • sand . Eldon
Eckenswiller. `
Our annual reorganiaation of
Patrols took place'.at our regular
PETROLEUM
PRODUCTS
FUEl01t.. GREASE PROPANE. 011.GASOLINE•
Uckow District Y�
meeting' on ;Thursday Our. role,
stands ;novo at 35. John• Green
and. Teddy _M.ilne ,have ':switched
to: the Tigers:and Donald :!Saund
ers arid • Billy: '• Thompson have
'joined the Panthers: • All Patrol
that ,the . amount the farmers
spend in the town douibles the
amount pent by the townspeo-
ple themselves. This pattern pre-
vails. right through Ontario. It
proves ,beyond shadow of doubt,he said, that prosperity. on ' 'the
• farm, makes for prosperity in the
•community... •
.Farquahar 'Oliver, M.!P.P.'r. for
•Grey Smithst'ated that 'iri. a by,
election:. there, is nothing to be
gained by electing another me`m-
ber to . the existing 'geverninent
'ranks.' He stated that 'a •goirern
•mnent in. office too. long •becomes
a corrupt gowernment.
• Why, •he .asked, •did • Ljeslie
Frost quit in mid term?' , Mr.
Oliver •suggested that,, the rea-
son he 'quit w'as. th'a't 'he did not
want! t9 sit . up with the' revela-
tions of ,,,corruption bound to: .Se
revealed and that he, tossed the
hot:.potato to Robarts. He also
stated. that •no governa'nent:
Ontario in 40•, years has been so
bereft . of 'knowledge of • farm
problems. .The ;.Tories .,are ' afraid
of & pander to big •business. The'
ini uities of ,vertical '
. q a integration
in .agricul'ture' testify t�o this.
Mr. Oliver ended by suggestgng
! that the voters , do. the ,,"(tory
candidate ''a 'favour by reiirain=
KINGSBRIDGE
Mr. and Mrs.Fred Sullivan,
Mr, and John Martin of.
Lisbon, Nor.t' to visited Mr.
Andrew t week. . •
Mr. and Mrs.Ryan of .De-
troit
D, e-
troit sPent with
Mr, and Mrs Clare.
•
Mrs.
h •.I}ako
Martin las
•Dan
the week-end
Walter
Joe. Courtney had an.. ems
ergency' appendectomy done on
Friday ..evening and is progres-•
sing ".�fiavourably ' ,in •'Wingh'am
Hospital. . .
Miss Antoinette, Dalton; and
friend; . Mrs. Louise Balk and
Mrs, Nora Sinn�ett all,- of Detroit
spent • the 'week -end with rela
tives here. •
. Mr. and Mrs. Van Riepen of
Holland • are _visiting their' on
Theodo+e • and :Mrs. 'Van Diepen
and,faMily. .
r. _and Mrs. J. : C: Mose of
Woodstock int the:, week -end
at their cottage:
Miss Frances " Dalton spent . the
week -end in London
iMr, Maurice Dalton' is .visi'tirig
at his -'home .here.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe. tlVartin : of
Hamilton' visited, with Mr: and
Mrs. .Blaise .Martin:
Mr, and 1VIxs. Clarence Doher-
ty; and. family ;af Hanriiton,;spent
the weekend With : the Doherty
and Martin-. Earniiies. , • : • •
(Dr. Gillbert Fr Gyne of Galt vis-
ited Mr. and -Mrs. Eugene Frayne'
during : ,the 'week,
fVtr Joe Dwyer of St. Catha-
rines • spent ., Sunday With the
Donald Frayne fa�tily;.
ST. +IELENS:
Meeting
n Fifteen ladies attended. the
meeting on :Tuesday • et`.
the home:, of :Mrs; W. 'I. Miller.
Miss i�V'', . D.' Rutherford had
charge of themeeting with the
theme 'b.eing "The'. Wisdom of
God." ` 'Mrs.' Lorne .'Woods had
-charge of . the • meditation • and
Mrs. B. F.•• Green `led in prayer..
Readings• were given by. Mrs.
Tom. Todd,IM•rs. Ross ' Errington,
Mrs .MintzMrs..�J:ohn Cameron •
ing. at , Queens ' Park ,is.; shady anWd—'1Vlrs.. •Lorne Durnin. The
comipany. He concluded'by•point- Bible study en' Mary and 'Mar-
ing, to Murray, Gaunt as a • win- tha was given by Mrs. W. I.
ning combination of experience Miller. . The • topic ''was. in ,charge:
Leaders have been re-elected.
Once again. may .we invite ..all
OUT readers to .come to: the big
Field .'Day this ;Saturday. . The
parade starts at 1:30 and the,
corup'etitfons at - 2:00. There will
be.,800 Cubs. and 'S tuts on hand, I ■
socome along .:and see the fun: 'i •
ing ,from voting. !for him, because
the coniPany he •vou.ld be keep -
PAGrE'. ME.
OIL BURNER BRINGS .
TO YOUR FURNACE�
• ' Maybe, your old furnace: does':
not perform the Way it should?
Let usiookoveryour equipment
before you decide to buy.a new'
furnace. .Chances; are that all
you need is ,a new, efficient. •
Esso Oii. burner.. -
Lew Biidg�tTerrns
Up To :•Five Years :To _Pay
ROY :HAVENS
Plumbing, and° Heating
ESSO OIL' BURNER
Sales: and .Servide
Phone' 73, ` Lucknow •
Of . Mrs. Frank McQuillin.::. During
the business period, ;the anni-
versary . plates were discuss
with • some, still: for sale. Plane
were :made for the fall :bazaar
aaricf tea' tobe held early in No
veinber. Miss 'W..D. °Thi tiheriford:
'gave a .report on the UJCLW,:
Meeting held, at Goderith Sum,
Mel% recently which was
:attexided •'by several ladies • ,of
our group;. Lunch was served,, by
Mrs. . Lorne • Durnin and Mises
W. D. R•gthenford.;
(Mrs. David Gilmour; of Guelph;
spent the past ' week with. her
'parents; 'Mr.
•'. and. rs� at vey
WeiblMrb•
: ' Terry' Wilson 'left on Fri
day for London where" .he . wi11:
attend the University of: -West'
ern Ontario this :• year,
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Kreutzweiser, .asisted by •Mrs.
The Lucknow 4-11 Homeinak-
ing "Clubs, sponsored by the.
Women's •,Institute are attending
the course "Cotton. Accessories
for,'the Club. .Girl's Bedroom."
The' Lucknaw No.. 1` Club un
Jean Whitby have chosen as
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Boudoi
their name. is
Bonnies." The girls' in, this club.
are': President, Anita Cline;
'Vice -Pres., Sharon .• Mowbray;
'8ect'y.:, Joan MacKenzie;: Trews..'
urer, Mary ..Finlayson;, Janice
Brooks;: Marie Brooks, Janet
Carruthers,. 'Wendy Emberlin,
Helen . Johnston, iHelen', McNay,
Wendy MacKenzie. •
The Lucknovi No. •2 Club, un-
der the leadership of Mrs, in.
Bolt, assisted • by . M•W
Mrs. Jim
O'Donnell' have chosen as their
name 'ILucknovv ,Bedroom Bel:
les:" The 'girls it this club are:
President, Sharoii O'Donnell;
Vice Pres., Foggy Button; Sect'y.,
MVIarlerie Porter; "Donna .Button,
Marion 'Button, Barbara :• Came-
ron, I)orma Corrin, Wilda ,Daw.
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its • style -setting` silhouette, with subtle
• refinements' .while incorporating"'
proved mechanical features • to pro
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II sic. Thunderbird" 'lines and mechanical
• ▪ 'improvements for increased cornfort
• • and performance mark the 1963
Thunderbird, The• objective in design-'
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FORDZ FALCON, GALAXIE, THUNDERBIRD DEALER
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