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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-03-26, Page 10rage 10 The Times Advecate, March 26, 1959. Report from parliament Debates views about labor By W. H. A. THQMAS On the evening of Wednesclas.. big Labor and ]agar bosses. .March 11, I fulfilled an uncler•', A number of people not con. taking to attend a meeting of riveted with the labor movement the London .Labor Council to dig- asked nic if it would be all right cuss the statements which 1 for them to attend the meeting. made in the throne speech de- 1 had to tell them that it was nut bate' concerning the activities 01 m' me,'tm:. that tdtey would have to ask permission of the ofticia1' of the labor courted. nvnuI1 have been inn ;InlUSBOR E f,• one. \rho tet -ted, to he HIBBERT present as far as I was eon- vented but I did not ):note how MUTUAL FiRE lultch aeepaoct mtm:,datitt'hnn the labor council nor ethrr thr}• INSURANCE COMPANY dished the meeting to he public. As it turned out. their hall was not large and there e was no room to spare. There was no evict CV either that it was intended to he Owing to continuing heavy a l public moettnt�. ur thnao who aro not Lulli- Barn losses the company has . liar with labor organizations, it been forced to inere'].te the rate on certain items of , rural property, as follows: On Barns, Drive Houses. Hen Houses, Sheds, Produce, Livestock, Implements, Ma- chinery, etc. to 30 cents per $100 yearly. Attend Hydro Convention !Confirmation rites might be explained that in each large city there are many local labor unions such as the carpen- ters, plumbers, brick layers. electricians. printers, etc., each wish their own officers and theirown meeting dates, etc. These unions work together through a labor council. The council for this area is composed of dele- gates from each local union. A labor council generally owns and maintains a building as the labor hall, or labor temple, which is used for office space and for meetings. I was very cordially received. and very kindly treated. I didn't expect those at the meeting to agree with all I had to say about the activities of labor unions and labor leaders, and they didn't agree with it. They quite frank - D ly said so, and also said r.vhy. I repeated what I had said iii the throne speech debate and gave my reasons for saying it. There' was no mud slinging and ,no tin-' pleasantness. The debate lasted for' two hours and was followed by written questions. As most of our readers will know from the nwSI)1I)et' re• ports covering the greeting, the labor council brought in an es• pert from Toronto to present Its side of the case. This marl was Easton Park, assistant national director of the Unitech Steel Work• ers of America. We were .each given two turns to speak. Yours truly was asked to lead off so Mr. Park had the last word. After the formal debate was over the audience was asked to. band in written questions ad- dressed to the speaker they wished to answer the question. The chairman handed out the » questions in turn but there was ' only time for about four ques- tions each. A large pile of ques- tions had to be left unanswered. When it was all over we shook hands all around, and I left the meeting hoping that the mem- hers of the London Labor Coun- eil had the same respect, for me that I had for then. The house is now working on estimates. Last week the Depart- ment of Citizenship and Inlmi- gration was finished, and a start , was made on the Department of Agriculture. The l3raneh conies under the Depart- ment of Citizenship and Itumi- gration and there was -mush dis.• cussion of ways :and means to improve the position of the In- dians in our economy. This con - census seem s to be in favor of something being done in this re- gard. Soule suggestions were made by yours truly to improve Re- serve conditions in Middlesex West as recorded on Page 226 of J-Iansard for 1959. There is regret on all sides of the ]louse that the strike in N'e\vfoundland has resulted in tragedy. This situation is one more proof that a better way than strike action should be Indian Affairs sought to settle labor disputes. YOUR BEST BUY YPER-L'YCLE 95 ashwood Comments By MRS. ERVIN RADER The fate on rural Dwell-. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Rader, Six young people of Zion. '��Jlr. and Mrs. Clifford Salmon Lutheran Church received the fogs & Contents, Churchesouch 11r. and Mrs, lIarold rite of confirmation from Pastor Schools, Halls, ere. remains Scltrnedrt atlendcrl the Ontario K. L. Zorn on Sunday. They unchanged. at 20 cents per llydrn l'onvcnti.on at the Itoyal were Elaine ]hiller, Grace Kel $100 yearly. York Hotel, Toronto, last week.. ler, Anne Marie Kraft, Wayne No change in urban rates. The lades were taken to see Gibson. Murray Keller and I a new house heated entirely by Kenneth Rader. The increased rate will, electricity. and had lunch at ; Personal items apply to renewals not al-. "The Olri mill." Thoy •rlsn \vete; Mlr•. and Msr. Wendell Gamble shown better Wat's of lighting' and family, of London, were rEady signed up at March !heir homes. 1 Stutday visitors wine Mr, and 23rd, 1959, and to 1$e SPC The entire assembly of ladies Airs. L. 11. Rader, Arid instalments of 1958 and and men were shown cnnkin * by Sunday visitors with Mr. and those 1959 policies already racliitui trot. I'hc oven " 1 Ht's. Herbert Miller and family taken, and also to the Third turned on, and c'up rakes cnohcrl were Mr. and Mrs. Louis .Reste• in ttvn niiuulrs, A cup of water mayor, Mrs. Madeline .Fleet and instalments of 1957 policies.' healed for coffee in nuc minute. family, and Mrs, .Lavina Miller :;t * * The amazing part is That and Arthur, of Zurich. things can be rooked right on , . Sunday visitors with Mr. and Television Sets—This colt]- paper, and it doesn't burn. ! Mrs. Adolph Keller were: Pastor pany now assumes liability Attend fire insurance convention and Mrs. K. L. Zorn, Mr. and for damage by Lightning to Mr. \William Hatt <tr,s. „ accom- Mrs. Aaron Restemayer, Mr. Television Sets but \Grit]] nopiffle(er and of ni'icli, ouch esslIlarvey Taylor, Mr. andk, and sl'Irslarnet Lloyd. Rrader, and payment for tubes. Tele- of Prttceficld, attended the Fire Darlene. vision Sets Should be sped- lnsuranFe cnnt'entinn a1 the! Guests with Mr, and Mrs. :fically mentioned on the Ki n^ Edward ]note], Toronto,' Elgin Rader and family on sun: policyif value is above last week' day were Mr. and Mrs. Edmund 1 Kraft, and Pastor and Mrs. K. L. `Iisit county home $100.00. 1 Zorn. i'he ladies of 7,inn Lutheran Sunday visitors with Mr. and • les Aid visited the colony Mrs. Len Gibson and family me at ('Jdnton last 1\•edne.rlay. were Mr. and. Mrs. George They presented a program of gclnic]t and Brian, Miss Patricia nuns, instrumentals and read- ` Schmidt and friend, alt of in s. They also look each a ` treat. Baden; Mrs. Glenn Baker and Donna and Mr. and Mrs. Dale 1 Raker, of London, and Mrs. Jack Welton and Brenda, of Thedford. • ' Sunday victors with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keller and family were, Mr. Vyrne Osborne and son, Kith Keller and friend, Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Keller and family, all of London; Mrs. Max Learn and Debbie, Mr. and Mrs, Rein• hold Keller, Exeter; Miss Mar- garet IIirtzel, Centralia; Mr, and Mrs. Ken Keller and faintly, and Mrs. Melvin Greb and family. Mrs. Margaret Reschke, of Detroit, visited with Air, and Mrs. Addison Tiernan and Mrs. Susan Merner. She returned home with her husband, ,Jack. Mrs. Mary Tieman has re- turned hone after spending some months with her son and family, Col. and Mrs. Eugene Tiernan, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Salmon. 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