The Lucknow Sentinel, 1967-09-20, Page 10PAGES TEN'
THE LUCKNOW 'SENTINEL LUCKNOIN':ONTARIO
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WEDNESDAY, SEPT; 2Nh, 1947
Kiflcai
NDP Candidate
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JACK W. PYM
Huron-Bruce.riding New Dernocr-
atsnominated John Warren Pym
Thursday night. as candidate,. for._ .
., the October 17 provincial election.
He was unopposed for the candida,
cy. The meeting was held' in Kin-
cardine, the home town 'of Mr.
Pym.
The: Stratford born, 42 year. -old
nominee has been on'the staff of
the Kincardine 'Public Utilities
y, Commission for 13 years and pre-
viously.held similaremployment
in Wingham . He is married and has
• six children. This is his first
venture onto thepolitical scene. .,`
The. 35 persons :at the nomination
Meeting heard Thomas -Morris of
Tiverton, an unsuccessful` NDP
candidate, in the last federal elect. -
.ion, charge the NDP organization
:with making an inequitable distri-.
bution. of party funds. -
"Why can't they spend money in.
the rural areas? They spend' great
.:amounts in: Sudbury , the NDP
throws lots of money into'some.
ridings," he said.. 11.
:Lorne Creighton, :Owen Sound,
the. NDP; nominee for Grey -Bruce
and speaker Thursday:night:replied
to Mr. Morris that:. money must be
spent where it will assure the most,
.
returns. •
He cited the sources of funds for
Liberals 'and •Progressive Conserv-
atives as„corporate interests.. A
party such as the NDP' which gets
its.money from individual contrib-
utors must look ,after the interests
• of the indivrdual,he said.
He predicted; "If the old-line '•
/parties do not switch and get'their
support from individual members
they, will disappear from the Can-
adian 'political scene”
Contributions from unions to the
party comprises' less than a quarter
of the total .funds given, the
meeting was told. Union members
give •60 cents each,.per year: •
A prdmise that the "inequality of.
.legislation which' puts the north. of
the riding in, an industrially desik.
nated. area to the' detriment; of the
south will be rectified If the NDP
gains power was made by Mr, P jnn
His party's. policies will:stop the •
exodus of youth from Huron -Bruce
to cities, he said
CFLROSS 'CORNERS ,NEWS;
Congratulations to Miss Sally Ann
Haldenbyof'Toronto, granddaugh-.
ter of Mr. and; Mrs.. Bert Siddon'
and Mr.. and Mks. N, E. lialdenby,'
on winning first prize at the Luck -
now Fair `Baby Show last,Saturday.
Mr. • and. Mrs. Doli Haldenby and'.
Sally Ami, of Toronto 'are spending
' a few days with: Mr :anti Mrs
N. E. Haldenby and family.
Visitors on Sunday With Mr. and,.
Mrs. Tont Stewart and boys.wer'e
Mr. and Mrs. Cordon Mewhinney
and Donna Maes Mr . and Mrs,
Gerald Stewart and family all of
Kincardine and'Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Smith of Teeswater
Donnie-Wallattended the Emm-
erton 7 Davies.wedding at Kettle-
bee.
From. .
LUCKNOW
SENTINEL
Virginia Benedict spent a few'
days in Georgetown.. '
Mr ..and Mrs . , Everett Whytock
and family. of Teeswater spent Sat-
,urda'at the 'ho
x evening e .of .Mr..
g
and. Mrs. 'James Haldenby .and girls.
Sunday, visitors at the hone of
Mr. and Mrs. James Haldenby and
girls 'were, Mr. and Mrs. George
Barrell and Jeni ifer of Toronto and
Miss -Linda MacMillen of Walkerton
Forme,r esident
Passes At i'.ofld.Ofl;:
DUNGANNON NEWS
Word was °received' here,. of the
death:ot Mrs. 'Nathaniel Whyard
in Victoria hospital, London,, Mrs..
Whyard was a resident here for
many years, when she and her.:,
husband had; a, hardware store. and
later were chief operators for the
telephone Company. She was the
former Alice Blanche,Bailey and is
survived: by one son Albert, of Lon
don. Interment was in' Dungannon
-cemetery on Tuesday, .
• Mr•..and Mrs. Allan Finlay
of Saskatoon spent a .couple of
days last week with ?1r. and Mrs.,
Cecil Blake .and other relatives.'
Mr.. and Mrs. David Dawson
spent the week -end in Detroit.
Beverly Curran of London spent
theweek 'end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Irvin
Mr. and. Mrs, Jerry Wilbur and
'Bradley and Mrs. ,Stan, Fines of Don'
Mills spent the week -end at their
house in the village.
Ennis Comfort of St. Catherines
and Mr. and Mrs, Grant. Sowerby of
Willowdale;were'w eek -end visitors:
with Mr.. and,.Mrs..Cecil Blake..,.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Danahy: and
children of Sarnia visited at the
week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Thompson.
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