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THE T,UCKNOW SENTIN'E4 LUC l�tOW, ONTARIO
JoHN HANNA
iREPORTS'.
IThe seventhweek of sitting of
the *Legislature. proved to be one
• of legislative drudger y. The
; Rouse sat long' hours, with both
evening and morning '.Sessions,,
'• for the very, necessary considera
.tion ' of -new laws by the .Coen
mittee of the whole House. House
'Committees. continued their daily
Morning sessions" and, • all mem
fibers seemed to find more than
• enough to keepti4. busy. In
'fact, • as everyone' seems to feel
that• an early election is in the
offing, Members havebeep most.
assiduous in. their ` duties. Op'.
position lVlembers, .in particular,
have .been sharpshooting, at •every
government measure.' .and Mini-
•ster,. in the hope of 'finding some
good election issue or issues —
with very little • success. •
Heavy . Duty Batteries__ 7.95 up
Generator Exchange $8.95
Fuel Pumps,, as low as . '
$2.85
Brake Shoes Exchange, full: set g$7.90
Voltage Regulators 3.9
ten.
MUFFLERS AT • LOW COST
Wheel AIgnnieflt and:.Balancing
Motorcade ' Dealer — ; Phone 3, Lucknow
SITARS TO; INSTITUTE OF
COMIONITY . CONCERN
'The 'Lucknow•• W.I. , meeting .•was
• held in the. Town Hall on Friday
{with Mrs. P. S. • Stewart in: the
.
Twenty-seven members,;, .f i v
visitors and•. •two. children. .were,.
present.. '
a ;7'he business was conducted in
• the usual manner •and a letter
was read from the'Kairshhea..W.I,
inviting the ane anb e r s. to take'
part in the short lequrse, . "Hos-
;pitality and foods," to -be held.
in Holyrood Hall, April 9th. and
Otrh
The District', Executive ,Meeting -
is to be held in Tiverton, April
43th, . and " the District Annual
*reefing is•• to , be held in Ripley
on28.Ma tfr.
Y ,.
Mrs. R. Struthers and :Mrs. G.
Fisher were' appointed to act,,as
• nominating committee to bring
in. the slate of Officers for the
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WEDNESDA'Y', MAR, 13th, .1959.•
WALTER BRECKLES
KINLOU'GH, O14TA1tIO Phone18-20
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Your John Deere Dealer. Automotive and Tractor Repairs.
Arc ,$n'd' Acetylene welding , Machine Work`, Pioneer
Chain Saws Lawn, 'and .Garden Equipment.
For your best buy in diesel tractors, see the • "David Brown"
coming year, at the next meet
ing, whish is, to ' Abe' a Pot Luck
Supper on • April • 2nd. ' The 'roll
call was answered by an Irish
'Joke. p
Mrs. Saunders was : in. charge 1'
of the programme., .Current
Etients:"•were read by •• Miss M.
,McLeod, and an Irish .:reading by
Miss D. McLeod. A solo was , sung
by Mrs J , W ' Joynt accompanied
by Mrs. G: MacDiarmid. The
Motto, "Of 'all the things you.•.
wear, .y o u r' expression is the
most important," ' was given by
Mrs. R. Robertson.
,,,Mrs. H, Laves and ;Mrs. D. Me-
.
Kinnon, two leaders chosen by
the Kairshea WI. to take 'the More Departmental estimates
course,, Sew to save dollars and were presented to :'the House' Iby.
Make .sense,' gave sbme'very ,good the responsible • 1Vtinistersa n d
information on sewing and, the `carefully considered,
,a rg u e d
making 'of bias:birding Some about, attackedarid defended:
,
very. 1 o vie 1y' aprons made 4 ;by .and finally accepted.' Among the.
members :were. modeled: the; estimates .receiving ;a p p r.a:v a 1
e 5; „ . were .. diose of Public • Works
ladies:', ::` >• . ,, . Works
Rev. Gordon 'Geiger was the:
w+liieh .indicated" construction. of
est eaker. He chose for his'', some new public buildings .with -
the Community Concern. He '
in the. Riding; Education --.which
stressed thee importance of young Provided for some :g'e.n e r o u s
people having a hobby.' Some in- school . grants; • including Proven_,
teresting hobbies such as: stamp
collection, basket weaving, re-
finishing 'Of old ftniture,' Book
of Quotations, these make good ''nestle science rooms andg eneral
wholesome • pastime for leisure purpose moans • and an• • increase
hours and: the knowledge ,gained
is rich. He • spoke. of the import.: of $5,000 ' per room to $25,000 for
ance of •:.Corri�munity Concern •in Secondary School construction;
Education. We as citizens' should. Transport—w.hieh gave •. more. in
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Residence 138
ciai assistance to School'; Boards
for construction . dfg y in n a s i a,
cafeterias, shop work' rooms, :do -
The flavour and .'
colourl. of butter
is Nature s.: secret
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REPRESENTING $.0,000 CREAM
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licensing regulations; a n d .Re-
form. 'Institutions which indicate
.ed the advances •made in correc-
tonal institutions and steps to be
taken 'm .conjuction with the
' Federal • authorities for imple-,
'mentation; of the Fautaux 'Re-
port The next week will 'see the
Minister. of Highways introduc=
ing:'. the estimates for the.. largest
spending'' -department of ,>govern-
ment and undoubtedly there will'
Abe news of many more 'miles of
good roads for the •Province aind
:for' our . riding:
'Throughout the .p t fortnight
nominating .,.cone ions • have
been. . occurring th o thout the
Province at, the rate of several
per'week and members .:of: all
be eoncerxied in our teachers and formation' on the new points sy parties • have:been disappearing.
in .our schools; .also to encourage stem ' and, new driver testing .and from. the House for a.':few days
only. the :best of . literature to
come • into our Cammunity. 'Law
enforcement is, also a community
concern, Qur youth must 'realize
that laws. are made fog their .pro-
tection and not to be ignored.
The Childrens 'Aid Society is also
our concern. Are we giving it
'good support .
The meeting: was ,brought .to 'a.,
close with The Queen, and .the
Institute Grace: Lunch was then;.
served by the hostess in charge.:•
to seek, and usually, ' obtain the
i
ther, organization
Mt appears that
Progressive -Conservative
Parties will.. contest
seat,while. •the
a •:large number
Your own mem-
berto have' received
endorsation of :.his
supporters in the con=
he • -has had the
attending s eve. r:a1`
conventions across
awever,, Premier
. pari
candidates are till
g for tthefray.
very .much
W. Hanna, M.P.P.
eidorsation ' of ,
and. 'supporters
both . Progress
and Liberal P'
almost 'e. ve r y
C:C.F will :field'
of°� candidates.
is grateful
already the en
Party and
stituency' aid.
privilege of
nominating
the . Province.: H
Frost .has given no indication of
ah election date, so that all
ties and all
merely . preparing
Thank. you
John
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-SUPPORT RESOLUTION .. t :
Southampton ,a•n'd Kincardine:•
' Councils have supported the re-
solution f Wiarton Council re-
questing ' ountyCouncil to . take
"another look", at • the County
Home ,building' project "
.Paisley. and: Walkerton Coin
nils have : supported the building
plan.
It Is significant that South
ampton Council, ' in supporting
the resolution, ` requested 'that
"consideratioti" be given to the
construction 'of smaller units in
each • town having• a general hos-
pital.
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