The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-02-08, Page 3)Ay,_ FEB'. 8th, ;1967 .. THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, N NEL,. LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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RTFROM QUEEN
BY MURRAY' GAUNT,; M, P. P.
(.Huron'=Bruce)
• This 'week featured major speech.
es' by. the leaders of all three, •
parties in the Throne Debate:
First to.lead off for•the Opposit-
:ion was Opposition Leader, Robert
Nixon. Mr. Nixon rimiced.him
Self to two election promises dur-
ing hisone hour and twenty min—
ute speech'. a.
;He. said that ,Liberal
Government'would: , (1) Take over.
800k of educatiori•c. osis; leawrig
2010 to, be paid Out of property
taxes, in stages during"a-normal
four year to five year•.term in `
office;(Provincia.l Government
support now amount to about ,50%)."
(2) Take immediate' steps to cut
down the cost of government in-
eluding reducing the size' of the'
Cabinet
Tn addition.. Mr.—Nixon—said pro-,
cedurs of the Ontario Labour Rel
ations Board should be speeded' ups•
and legislation introduced• to '
abolish the use of ex -parte •injunc-
tions in labour disputes.. .
Expropriation procedures should
be amended, he Said, . to do away
• with haggling between Government
agencies and landowners., He .went
on to say that the problems of ,
fain' income are"still plaguing us
and continue to be the most impor
tant farm' problem: facing us today.
and cited figures to prove it.
Next came Donald MacDonald
Leader of the New Democratic
Party. , Mr., MacDonald dealt,at
some length with the downfall Of
Prudential Finance Corporation.
He said the Government's: failure.
to enforce its own orders to Prud -
• ential Finance Corporation allowed
the Company to defraud many
small investors
Mr.:'MacDonald, charged that
Prudential ignored orders from the
Ontario Securities Commission,
.first to stop selling notes to the
public and then' to stop selling
them to its own noteholders., ,These
orders?were ignored by Attorney
noted,
Arthur. Wishart., he
had .said .the Government Could not'
act against •Prudentia,I,irntil last
November because •it was not. •
aware of any law being'broken
. Mr; MacDonald Then 'went 'On to
point out that if the underlying .
principle of the securities legisla-
tioh'is full disclosure it would be
consistent with that principle to••
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let' security holders: and the „i
general public know't at Prudent-
ialwas getting dee 'et and deeper
fi � P e>
into trouble ...By failing to infbrrn
the public, the Socialist leader•
charged' the Government lulled .the
financial: c"ommunity. into a.false:
sense. of security: '
Premier Robarts defended his :' .
invitation to call a Conference on
Confederation. •
The meeting , he said, would
provide an opportunity for a relaX-
ed diagnosis of Canada's ills in
which the, levels of Government
could work out their own interests
and the interests of the country in
advance of any formal, agreements
bntario played an important ri'c}le
in Confederation in 1$.67 and we. '
are 'anxious to play that same' part'
again, free of the bias or
procedure of the existing system of
federal -provincial conferences
or•evert of'1he inter -provincial
conferences, . the Premier stated.
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PAGE THREE:.
James Beaton Dies
In 42nd Year IRWIN - In Wingham and District
JAMES ROY' BEATON, Hospital. on. Monday January 30
•Sympathy of the community was
extended' to the, i3eaton family in
the :sudden passing of. Jim Beaton
on Friday January 27th in his 42nd:
year. •
,James Roy Beaton was born •
at Elbow, Saskatchewan, June
7th, 1925. He was a son of James
Beaton of Lucknow, and the late
Mrs. Beaton, the former Annie
McKay` of Ashfield.' The .Beatops.
carne froni the west .in 1937 to,
live on the '2nd concession Of •
Kinloss
Jim worked at Silverwoods for. a
•time but for-some,°.years has been
'sailing,a,s a mate on The Great'
Lakes. He returned home about
.November suffering from a heart`.
.condition aridhad been;
hospitalized for a time.. On Fri-
day ,
riday, :January, '27th, 'the day of°hs,
death.„.he ,.he had been discharged ;,
from hospital at'noon After
suffering another coronary attack.
he was readmitted to hospital .in''.
th:e afternoon but passed away •
that, same .day.
Surviving members of his fam-
ily are; his father James Beaton •
.of. Lucknow , 'five sisters • Mrs
.Stewart,(Isabel) Mu11in'of Luck
now, Mrs.,.'George (Margaret) :
Book of •Loreburn,. Saskatchewan ,
Mrs George •(Murdena) Robinson
ofTrenton, Mrs ' Harvey
(Rebecca) Culbert of:Dungannon..
Mrs: Robert (Florence) Krogan •of
Elbow ; Saskatchew:an and one '
brother 'George of Lucknow .
He was 'predeceased by his
• mother. on March '30 ; 1966.
• Funeral' service was held at rh:e..
MacKenzie Memorial Chapel
Lucknow' on. Monday, January
:30th._:Rev. R. Caldwell'of•the
Free Presbyterian Church, :Ches-
ley was clergyman' and Mrs,.
.Gordon'Montgomery organist. •
Pallbearers were Gordon .Brooks,
Gordon Montgomery, Clarence,.
Greer, Walter Dexter.,K.'L. . •
MacKenzie, `W.m.. Farrish.
Temporaryentombment was
at South ,Kinloss•Mausoleum .
with ,final resting place Lochalh
cemetery.
A. Masonic, service held, at
the•'chapel on Sunday,'lanuary
1967, to'Nt . and` Mrs: Rdss_Irwin
of Lucknow, a daughter Sherri
'Dawn, a sister for Patti Lou, -Paul`
and Sandra,,
. DesJARDINE irk Wingham and
District Hospital, on Wednesday, .
.January 25, 1967, to. Mr. and•hirs...
. Willis DesJardine, R. R, 3, Luck
now, a son ..
HACKETT In'Wingharn and Dist-.
,rict Hospital.; on Wednesday , Feb
ruary,1, 1967; to -Mr . and h'[r's ..
. David• Hackett R,R.3 Lucknow'd
son,, Paul David; a brother for
loan. and Lori. '
LEDDY - At Alexandra Hospital,
Goderich, on January 31:.1967.,; to
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton•Leddy, ..
Goderich , a daughter.._
ThreeBrownes.
Enrolled, Service
its. Presented
• 1ST LUCKNOW PACK
(b•y Sandraet F4nlaye)
The Brownies: m'in thbase •
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• ment of the Town Hall 'on. Wed_ :.
nesday' February 1st: Fairy Ring
was held and Sandra Finlay :was
Fairy:
/ Brown Owl welcomed the moth
1:ers of the tweenies and Cornniiss
loner .Mrs.' Jack MacDonald
Enrolment Ceremonywas held and
Mary•Jay, Deborah Gauley and.'
I.1peborah M•urray were 'enrolled .
1 •Mary'Sta'nl'ey was made seconder
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I Of the Pixies,: Service stars were • •
L,pr s p e ented ,The Grand Howl was.:
given to Madam Commissioner.
:Lunch was served'; to the ladies by
' .Stacey Purvey arid. Barbara Haw-'
thorrie, ' ..
While in PowWow, Packie'led the `:'
Brownies in a game. and a story..;;,
The meeting closed :with the
squeeze and the Swedish Prayer.
:LUCkNOW
UNITED CHURCH $_.
29 at
Rev. R. L. ,Stirling, B.A., . ED.
Family Gathering . Minister
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FEBRUARY .12th..
arked• Sunda.
7 10:-00 a m `Adult Bible' Class
and SundaYr-
Sc
hool "
11:00 a.m. Morning, Worship'
•A family gathering was field.as
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Thompson of Lucknow•'on Sunday,
when rnem rs.of thep
'Thom`'son••" .
family, ,.gathe ed.•
' Present for the gathering, 'and
guests ,of honour , were Mr. and
Mrs.. R'Obert• Hewat and 'their five'=
Month:-Olddaughter Jodi of 'Van- '
couver: Bob' and family flew east:
to Toronto where f3,ob will'be atten.
ding• meetings of his firm, Canada
L fe•Assurance Company a's`well •.
Ag: -spending• a week's holidays with
h.is'parents, 'Mr., and''Mrs:; Williarf
Heat (hranees Thompson);.of • i
Elmu•a .
Others present; besides the above
mentioned, were Ardonna Hewat'
of Elmira; Mr.. and Mrs., Don • Miles
(Nancy •Hewat) of Toronto; Miss
Lorna Campbell of Toronto; Mr,
and Mrs � Bob Thompson, John,
Robert and Anne" of Wndsor; Mr::"
and ,Mrs,, Bud 'Thor'npson. and Janet;
•'Mrs. Campbell Tlioinpsori and „
Joanne; Iver, and Mrs, Don Thptrip-
son; Susan and. Nancy;: Miss Helen
Thompson .a'11-if-Lucknow; Mr.
and Mrs Murray •Hunter (Patricia
Thompson) of-Kitehener;'.David
Thompson 'of Stratford.
',Prandest,member of thefamily • • .
present was Mrs, Robert (Belle)
Thompson o.f L(ickiaovt father',
grandmother and grdat-grandrnothr
er,.,
Lucknow.
Presbyterian: Church •
"Rev, Roderick' MacLeod
Minister • .
FEBRUARY/:.12th
10:00 a m SundaY .
School'
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11:00, a.m. 'Morning . Worship
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ST.`PETER'S M ,
*NGUCAN
CHURCH"
Rev„ Stanley E. Jay;' B.A., B.D •
Rector
Lent 1
FEBRUARY 12th,
i hurch School 10!1.5
Morning Prayer 11;15 a m
Lenten Discussion
Thursday Eyenings -£1 p tri:. '
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