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NEWS ITEMS.
Elections are not what they
used to be. Seventy years ego
you stopped speaking to your
neighbour it lie was a different
political stripe, two weeks before
an election and you ignored each
other for two weeks after. At
Browntown *01001 about 50 kids,
48 to be exact, end all Tories ex-
cept the Maiwan boys off the
firet. line. Jack Warwick .and
myself. We fought every day with
grits outnumbered about eight to
one. The fights were about even
because one good grit can lick
eight or nine tories any day and
as. for brains, well the tories
hadn't any. T have had only one
good argument .since this election
was announced and I had to talk
Tory to get it, This hurt me
greatly. I have had pains ever
since when I should only have my
arthritis, been sick at my stom-
ach too. It's a terrible thing to be'
a criminal for even 20 minutes.
Row be we ask our leaders to
committee themselves an imagin-
argy interview. Mr. Davis: You
were Miniser of Education, when
you doubled and trebled our
school tax,. You closed down our
schools built grand new structer-
re; and put the kids on buses. Was
there not just as smart people
got to the little red school house
by walking? You raised teachers
salaries to away beyond what they.
are worth. You have teachers who
cannot and do not raise their own
family to even behave properly, or
even respect the law. Is this fair
to a whole class room of pupils.
Yoerigovernment spent or rather
gave, away, almost .125 million
dollars to create 6000 jobs. Finan-
cially" you might have beet:
better to have hired this number
of people to just do nothing. You
built a. 25 million monstrosity in
Toronto for Toronto because there
are thousands of rural tax payers
who will never see it. Mr. Nixon:
Liberal Leader: You intend to
tarry on with the grant to seper-
ate schools, with which I don't
agree. To me' this is segregation.
I think It good for kids to mix
with others who have different
ideas, different nationalities, dif-
ferent color, They will have a
broader view and work out, a.
much more harmonious spirit
than their own foolish parents.
Mr. Lewis: You are "being
backed" by the Labour unions
where your party will receive its
greatest support. People are fright
Weed that labour i s getting too
strong. VQe know they are over
paid. Steel workers, sheet metal
etc., etc.. I know we must have
unions to protect our workers. but
what about an all Canadian one.
The ones we now have arc all.
American, Due'5 go to the United
States and Canadians don't have
much say but they do have to
join to get a job. Whet is your
opinion on this subject?
Well, T would, like to- make a
few predictions after careful con-
skieration and deep thought.
Murray Gaunt will he the only
elected Liberal in Ontario, Huron-
Bruce is the senate of Canada. We
elect for life. There will only be
three Tories "get in" and Lloyd
Michel will be the official leader
of the Tory opposition.
Barb McCutcheon and Sarah
Stephenson will go on an extend-
ed trip to the dark continent,
Africa, Rhodesia, Abysynia.
Everyone arollud here is elth0
singing or whittling 618. refra.in:
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or buy them already picked, All
such as Macs, Spies, Delicloo,
During the picking season we
week.
NEWS OF BRUSSELS
PUBLIC SCHOOL
(Intended for last week)
FOG
Like rolls of cotton candy Sticky
and thick
With the pink rays of the early
morning sun
trying to break throUgh,
Author: Coleen Ttaymond
We welcome severe! new stud
ents in our school whose names
and grades are:
Grade one:. Terry Mauer, Wy-
oming, Ont. Sherry Mebein, Grey
Central.
Grade two: Ronald Snelgrove,
Mitchell, Loren Ristimaki. Oak-
ville.
Grade three: Janet. Reibein,
Grey Central.
Grade five: Kim Mauer, Wyom-
in g, Ont., Shelly Long, Grey
Central.
Grade'Six; Lise Ristimaki, Oak7
ville.
Grade seven: Steven f'letein.
Grey Central, Stephen Brown,
Wingham.
Grade eight: Helen Idjik, Tor-
onto.
Last Friday night, Oct 1, there
was e dance at our school. Ste-
dents from Grade 5 and up attend-
ed, The chaperones were Mrs.
Cousins and Mr. Prior. A special
thank-you goes to them for help-
ing to make our first party a
success,
A soccer game is to be held this
week. Boys and girls from Tiros.,
sels a.nd Grey Central will be com-
peting. Our soccer league have had
some exciting games. Thus far in
'the boys' league Bob Tiridge's
team is ahead by two points. The
girls' teams are all still fighting
for first place.
On October 7th 9:00 an artist
Mr. Wyse will be coming to our
school. There will, be a demon-
strati= of art lessons in the audi-
torium,
Done by; Fern Elliott
Gina Dyk
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