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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1962-05-17, Page 4The Clhiti NeWS-11cePil., Clinton, Ontario. PearlePri Wet44 Se4nee..one. ,please tie kind enougti ,t0 itifetlila me why the Clinton Town 134.04 find lieees*.047 or desirable to march, through their Lane town. t149., playing the ..flag of a foreign Country? -Thc, occasion vyals. last .aatorclay, I4ay 1.4 and the flag ire question belongs to the -States of Arneriea, and is fondly known in !some quarters as The Sterg and StriPOS or Qid Much has been said and -writ- ten on the -subject. of Ulm flag for Canada, and al- though the writer. is not .con- cerned with this .Pohtrover6T at the present time, it does seem rather Strange to me that whilst the Union jack and 'the R,ed :Ensign do not fulfill the requirements of many Cana, diens (not necessarily Clinton- ians of course) yet they feel no compunction at having the Stars and Stripes: flutter proud- ly at the head of .their parades., outside of .motels, places of ibuSiness, etc., etc. I would be most interested in readers views on this sub-, jest. Yours truly, Linda Dymond. Box • 23, Clinton, 'Ontario, May 15, 1962. Village of Hensall TENDERS WANTED SEALED TENDERS will be received by the under= signed up to and until 6 o'clock pm., Wednesday, May 30th, 1962. To Excavate and remove 24' wide, 12 inches of earth and refill with inches of pit run gravel and 4 inches of crushed gravel approximately 600 feet on York Street and 300 feet on Brock Street. Prices to be submitted by the cubic yard. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further infor- mation apply at the Clerk's Office. Earl Campbell, Clerk, Village of Hensall. 20-lb Village of Hensall TENDERS WANTED SEALED TENDERS will be received by the under- signed up to and until 6 o'clock p.m., Wednesday, May 30th, 1962. For the asphalt Paving on Nelson, York and Albert Streets approximately 1,350 feet, 22 feet wide to be placed on in two courses, the base course to be one and three quarters inches thick of coarse material, and the top course. to be one and one quarter inches thick of fine material. Contract prices ,to be sub- mitted by the ton, Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. For further infor- mation apply at the Clerk's Office. Earl Campbell, Clerk, Village of Hensall. 20-lb Sfl r elit 14RAMILS SHOPPER WERE 'SACCAC.' YOU'LL BE SEEING US THE AO /10/Y BY PR °GOOD FRIEND" MERRILL TV SERVIC Authorized Philips Dealer Radio — TV and Appliance Repairs 215 Victoria Street — — Phone HU 2-7021 • "Service is Our Rusinms" HARRY WILLIAMS 11112.6633 RR+1CLINTON HEATING OILS- GASOLINE GREASES-MOTORDILS, WE ROSE NEW SPRED HOUSE PAINT GOES ON DAMP SURFACES No more wailing for siding fo dry Papa 4- .Clinton May 111 1902. Letters to the Editoi, • New Democratic Party Elects J. Cad Hemingway As Candidate The 'Editor: Z1xn WPrried ahotit the Pt* come liquor "vote in gederi* 'TPWAShie on May 23i• Tin. pet worried lest' there be „,pepple in be. 'flowh,,, ship who. want IteeP,5eci than. there .are people who !don't ,,for if there are, they are. entitled to. have it, and the wottd 'Weill COW' to an end bemuse one more :municipality has gone wet, ' NO, what Tip really afraid of ,is that in A .prolcgnioantly dry 'township, liquor will win .default,-because those who prefer to, retain the Local-Op- tion; . ,status may not care enough .to go out and vote, It was Edmund Burke Who said that "Ail that is necessary for evil to win, is that good people shall do notiting,:". We may not feel that legal constraint very ,goi3d bul- wark of abstinence or temper- erice, .but our laws decree that this particular issue must be decided at the polls. And it is by our ballots that we have to make our Christian witness. Only last week I attendeld at Westminster College an portant conference of our church on the work of the. laity; and the central emphasis of the conference was' this — that as never before Christian laymen must stand up for their coritivictions in the everyday world of business and of pol- itics and municipal life. May 23 will afford our laymen a unique opportunity to assert their Christian convictions at the polls. Nor is it the -much to: 'hope that many voters who them- selves drink with untroubled conscience will be sufficiently aware of the havoc of alcohol in the lives of others that'they will vote "No" when they mark their ballots. Listen to what one man .has written — "You will never stop me drinking, but if you can preVent some young person from going through the hell that I've been through, all power to you, En- eldsed find $25." Let no one be fooled by -the suggestion that revenue from liquor sales wilt diminish taxes, The town of Clinton 'received a, tax rebate of $550 from Its bev- erage room sales in 1961, Gode- ridh Township would certainly receive much less. At best the tax receipts would not be over $1 per tax payer! Judas sold Jesus for 20 pieces of Silver. It there a Single voter in Code- rich Township so obsessed with gain that he will his, cons.- cience on May 23 for a single dollar? But, I say, I am afraid lest the people who know the perils. of alcohol and! who disapprove of its licensed sale will not trouble to go to the polls and witness with their ballots! Citizens of, G-oderich Town- ship, I. challenge you to get out and vote on . May 23! And I hope you will vote "No" on all four ballots. Clifford G. Park, Minister of Wesley-Willis United' Church, Clinton. May 15, 1962. (Continued freln rage 1) NDP offer:s. Ladies, ttliki ge4t, ea," , said lvtr, Ma 'nail, 4 ithe NO 49 the and' Parte/ Who has profe of their *et* ion to 114 a health insurance Lan into effect, The Liberals had the promise of a heat* insurance Pillan in their election camealgri m 1919. When they were defeated 19$.7 they still had not put one into effect. If they 'Promise one new, when de !they mean to activate it? Ira another years?° "It is edonornic nonsense," PoiPted out Mr. MacDonald, "For a young' country like Canada, with large resources and a small population, not to have provided' opportunities for employment. We believe 'that if you have 'a government that gives leadership in plan- ning the economics of the coun- try, then the employment problem will be solved. For proof hook across the world. Most nations have had their "new party" by one name or another, for a generation. What they have done we can do. "Am not the objectives of peace as important as the oh,- jectives of war?" asked Mr. MacDonald. Re pointed out the fact that though private enterprise has done 'awfully well on the North American continent, providing cars, toasters, tract- ors, clothing, etc., the public sector of 'the economy is starv- ed, "We need parks, 'schools, hospit49, stfree4 and 4,909," he staid, "There is no money in thee for prlvote ePterPriSe, het need 1.thern. Why sholad we have .so maw cars, when we don't have bospitaIST" M. iviaopmaid criticized the 'of Rights passed under the ConserVAtiVe geverinnellt. " re's nothing theme ahoot the right to a *310," Pointed out the 'Speaker. "Without that it is IA "plipCV freedoip." "It is a, crime against hernall- cry i~4 North AlliWPig4 tP be aialie to ,pi duce Toad aid not tki jt- f4luligls. are 'Old reduce production, What difference. would. the Liberals MAW Well In 140 it was: a f4themt nttn, iger of AgtiotOtore that jojnect with, the American state paPttrtent to cleAtroy the idea of a WPM food ha*. Now the Liberals are talking about Set" 'Ding -op A world food h4pg,c, Farmers Row Ong would take thent3 AlogiVAT 38 years?' can't preeeh racy to PeePle who Are hoogr.0."', If 'the .Peolge in the lindeTele0, ed nations leek. at the. .*Met. way, And fhticli-ithat, there is giOrePrPtlti3OtiOn to feed them, thep 'that will, lOok late the hotter wAY,'" 'warned givy 'Marc, 44044.. 14.V.119NVMW N.4,174.114,44W The monthly meeting : of "the, kppopmew AtpclVtary will .be - .hetd op 'Ttt,e9c4a,y,. May 14, 244 p,M, At the. fC e. At, ren)Proe.49 for the June 0 tea w~i11 be completed. ,Pietlene: welcome.. Complete Line of NEW 44-2' wie Hydro Fencers Now In Stock — At New Low Prices SHUR-SHOCK FENCERS BATTERIES and SUPPLIES Repairs To All Makes • GERANIUMS • BEGONIAS • PETUNIA PANSYLY AS 1,4 • CABBAGE • TOMATO • ONIONS, Etc. 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