The Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-02-20, Page 5. • ,
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frilE LoUCKNOW SEMNEL• LAJCICNOW, .514TARIO,
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There o.nce was map. a
viSiOrw,
Who just idit make
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He waswilling to •Eig•ht,
•Strt thought it riqt right
To resort nuclear fission.
• His critics were 'quick to stirHi,s-.
round
•buddies all„rallied around
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Exe.ept. .for the 'few,
Who • decided to do
•• 'What they'd. long .wantecIT tot-
- and :confound him, .
• And that • is my solecontri-
bution to the. current '•confused
PictUie in Canadian.politlos.
.the way, have you taken •a 'good.
,kiokat pief yet? Now is your
chance.- 'a-ive him -a good one
while ,he's on the ropes and his
rriouthpie.ce has fallen out.
• Only thing .that has pleased
ine greatly in •the past couple
of. Weeks •iS• the recognitibn of
the solid inteiligence the. basic
•rellability, the sttIrsly indepen-
dence .• of • the :Canadian • -voter,
Why, eyerybody Fve ;talked to
could see .this crisis "corning long
ago, People I was certain didn't
know a legislature -from. a log
-cabin, a .Common Market ,from
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Give' us a call at. Lucknow 528-3719 alicl let us,
furnish 'you with a supply of Ful -Ton' feeds right
at your farm. Save money and .always have bet-
ter, fresher. feed. We come right to your door•
and use your, grain.
Have calla in by. Friday noon at, bitted in Order
to have service before ,..Saturday noon. We. do , not
operate our Feed Service on Saturday afternoon.
HNsTONE'rMobiIiFid Service
Cordon -Johnstone, proprietoi Lucknow, .Ontario
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;LUXURY SERVICE ECONOMY
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a•Market gardeni haVe shalcen„
Me with their certain 'grasp .of
the situation? and their cryStal-:,
clear ..exposition of the problems.
"It's the, darn Yank's,” one vo-
ter informed me. ',They're.•(be-
hind the whole * thing. They've
been ;Sore at us ever ince Laura
Secord went. Marching throUgh
Georgia WWI her ecoWi in • the
war of 18.12.1 handing out 'choc- r
olatei.to the newly -freed slav•es."
• This ,*as a : lady .17(5,t,er, I
might add. Always looking for
the, •worrien's angle, 41' '.
• • Another •political' type, who
has .voted the ,straight :TOT tie-
'ket for years, told me bluntly
that, "be's seen the error of his
ways. He's..swung to, as. he put
it, "that .there Royal Coat, that.
French fella 'who' waves his antis
a lot. That Crucial Credit sounds
pretty good to. me. We -ht.ed a
lot more of • that,. these.„ days,"
Another chap Who has gone
.right clocc,vthe , line with the
Conser'vati'ves; is fed qp. He( has,
swung ,far. to -the left, and is
now; he assures me,'a solid up -
porter of. "that 'Tummy Touglas.
army has done a great, job.
.fOr the common -man, since he
quit practisin',', niedicine , out
west. Never made a go. of. ,•it
as a. doctor; anylx* ,I hear."
• QUite a.‘: few people .aren't go-
ing to vote for the Government,
because they've already got that
new dock •or post office Dief
proMised then -i and theY!Ire vo-
ted for ihini . three limes, ,and°
they figure 'he's'l been paid .for
•it: INow they're ready. to try
one of . the ,other • parties; and
:see What they can wangle Out
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Close to:finest shopng and,
.entertaintnent. centers, major
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Beautiful fy appointed rooms
and suites. Dining' Room.
Te evisi n. Childre FREE.
MOdetotely $4.50'SngIe'
Priced front • ,• •400ccupancy
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•witD) Occupancy
trecierick Funnell,, den. Mgr. ,, • '
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106 Jarvis St.
Toronto, Canada
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One , elderly lady of, my
qUaintance,. Who has. been: a
Grand: pld TorY ever since she
ceased . being, a Fighting:''young
Conservative, would never con-
sider Changing. her vote. But
:She'i•a little •sore at the party
for accepting Churchill's resig-
nation.; so readily.
"1 despicable," 'she
snapped; "after What he did (Jur-
h-Jg :the. 'war. , After Blood,.
Sweat: and Tears .° ..Fight on'
the BeacheS . ).•
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I tried to explain, •that :it .wa.
Mr. HarknSS, a former sChool
teacher, .who' had resigned, and,
that Mir. Churchill had been pro-
rhotecl.:,frbtn Veterans' Affairs to -
Defence,. and that 'Sir Winston
was . a 'Tory, net in • this
country.: np use, As: 1
left, she was .shikin.,g her. .fist
and shrilling, "Give Us the Tools
and We Wilt Finish the Job" 1
rather adtnirecl 'her. • '
By the Way; don't make any
rash th:at the1 Liberal s will
Ivia----in72-a—lvaltr.---I've—talkeir:'' -
at least 10 .women who Proclaim
vehemently,: .'1[• can't* •STAND.,
•that. Pearson!" :1 ask thein why,
They can't eplain: But _they,
simply will not vote for him.
I think it's because he .looks too
• muchlike somebody's °brother-
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The most einbarraisini of. all
the inteririews I've done, though,
are 'those. with ladies lean
at ine,'fervently and coo,: "But
don'it, you think Mr. Diefenbaker'
Woriderftil , Man? 1 Mean,
1' realize: that- he hasn't DONE
anything, and that the country
is on the rocks, and unenyloy7
merit, is terrible, and alil that.
But don't you 'think' he',8 a
Wonderful man?" •- •
Jeez, as the kids say.
• No*, . I, knoW yOu're. busy
l'ilL1,11.1rig the whole Thing • over.'
'But I' hope •this brief glimpse
into ,the teeming rnit-id of: the
Canadian voter; alert, -well ver-
sed; conscious of the problems;
will help , in the tryiiiMx
weeks ahead.
One last thought. Wouldn't it
be lovely if we 'could bottle all
the gas that is igoing 16 be pro-
duced between now arid April
8? We could heat every home
in, Canada, free, from now urftn.
Jatie;
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OTHER PETROLEUM • PRODUCTS
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Cleaning r
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A "BUD" HAMILTON
Lucknow, Phone 528-2427 •
Truck Equipped With Two -Way Radio
For Prompt, Efficient Service
hospital recovering from an ap-
Pendix operation.
. Mr. and 'Mrs. Cook of Water -
166 spent the week /end with
Keith Johnson.- .
Rent guests With Earl
'were .Mr. and Mrs. Royle Howes
and. :Lynn. and Larry of 'Arthur.
After Several: "postpdnenients,
•the annual meeting of Ashfield
P,resbterian Church . was held
last • Monday afternoon. • A...good
year was • reported. from each
department • and 'allocations: were
',reached 'and exceeded. Duncan.
Farrish, •J.., N. MacKenzie, and
Richard 'West wlio had complet=.
ed their term -Were re7eleCted
to. the .board of management.
Mrs, Duncan • Farrish, :treasurer,
was elected to the ,Ptihtink Com,
rnitte,e, :which. was the ,only
change from last year'slist Of
officers, -;
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LOCI -IAL
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The annual. meeting of .Ash-
field Presbyterian •Garcie.was
held on Monclay..afternoon. Bev.
MacCombie chaired the smeeting. •
. The 'heating system in NortI4 .-
A#kfield.Public School failed:on •
Monday and. Tuesday and SO
school had to be cancelled.
• Miss: Audrey ,Rossof 1.,olncloii*
spent a few days. visiting ,her par-.
ents, Mr. and •Mr5. W1iian pss,
ap'd her brother Doug. . • • •
George IV/onerief rettiirried home
from Victoria Hospital in ,London
on 1Wednesday. •
rs...taim 'MacRae and Lurie
Anne returned hOrne from Wing- "
harn: Hospital •.ori Friday. •
Manyfrom this district. at •
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tended the hockey match Liick-
no*. on Monday 'evening. Darvd
ra.rh.waS one of the lncky Ones
to: receivea puck Used in the •
game. . • . ,
Mr. Henry 1VLackenzie return -
'ea home froth, a holiday spent n
Montreal with his brother,. ':Rev,.
.F. S. MapKerizie.
• Recent • visitors with. M. and • ,.
Mrs. Dan' MacLean and . :Kr: and
Ewan IMaCLean were
and Mr. :Aldan MacLean aind fa-
Mily of: Collingwood:,
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For sound counsel and a fair price on a monument
correctly designed from quality material, rely . on
SKELTON MEMORIALS ,
Pat O'Hagan, Prop.
Established Over Sixty Years
Walkerton •Phone 638-w Ontario
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Henry ;;ISiladKenzie '• is.. visiting
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Kenzie irt lvtofittt;at '•
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We have a verde range of .oil heating
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