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In research for a master's,
,degree, Robert ' Worrall of, TeeS-
water found that 157o of Elderslie,
16% of, Kinloss' and 65.8% of. St.
Edmunds was awned by non-resicl,
ents and non-farmers. ,
He told members of' the Bruce
Historical Society that most of the
land has been bought by people
from 'Toronto, London and Cam-
bridge.
Mr. Worrall, who is the son of
Albert Worrall, Bruce . County
Warden, and doctoral candidate of
the University of Western Ontario
at London, also- said that social life .,
in.the County is changing as city
residents continue, to buy, agricult-
ural land for summer homes.
One example is the Saturday
night community dance which' has
been a 'part of .rural life since
pioneer -day . It will disappear
becau
is
se th week end population
will not tend.
Archie McKinnon, president of
the Historical SOciety, was '• chair-
man and' introduced the Misses
Webb, Alexander and Wilson, who
pleased the audience with musical
numbers as did Mrs'. Clarence
McLennan of Glamis with a poem
telling of Inverhuron people going
to Ottawa to ask for 'a harbour.
John •Sim, vice president, pres-
ented life membership certificates
as prepared by Mrs.. Maxwell
McKinnon to Mrs. Carman Kerr
and James McClure of Chesley,
while, Pharis 'Mathers of Lucknow,
and Miss M. Coutnans of ,C1repstow
each received one on behalf ,of the
late Mrs. MatherS 'and . Wilfred
Malab of Maple.
Reeve Wilfred Houston of
Greenock Township welcomed' the
guests to the Pinkerton United'
WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1975
Many expect advantages in
the battle of life without giving
anything in return.
Too many people count their
bruises, but seldom take„ time
to count their blessings.
Church and gave a history of early
industries in the hanilet, named
after' the Pinkerton family:
The. Society Wiltbold their annual
bus trip the third Thursday in July
instead of-the-usual, August :date date as.'
in previotis years.
Following the meeting, a social
half hour was' 'spent in the newly
decorated basement of the church
and lunch served by , the ladies.
Wingham Area Pro
life Joins Lobby
Against Abortion
One million Canadian signa-
tures, by many times' the largest
public protest ever gathered in
Canada, will be, the focus of a
nation wide pro-life lobby of
Members of the Parliament on
Thursday, May 29th.
Forty people from the federal
riding of Huron will charter a bus
from Goderich and make, the
journey to Ottawa to join the lobby.
These representatives from the
Huron . 'riding will meet with their
Member of Parliament, R. E.
McKinley. Mrs. Hinka Bakelaar,
Mrs. Cory De Bruyn, Adrian Keet,
Mrs. Adele Chettleburg and Mrs.
• Sally Campeau from the Wingham
Pro-Life Group will be among those
attending.
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The petition was circulated
across Canada over the past year
and names were gathered at
churches, schools, meetings, fairs,
supermarkets, shopping Centres,
street corners, ,etc. The petition,
which urges Parliament to "enact
legislation providing for the child
conceived but not yet born the
same protection provided for any
other person", has been described
by Douglas Roche, Member of
Parliament for Edmonton-Strath-
cone, as "so massive that it cannot
be ignored by the Government.-
Last Wednesday, May 21st,
Prime'Minister Trudeau and mem-
bers of his Cabinet met with a
delegation from Alliance for Life,
the umbrella organization of all
pro-life groups across Canada, to
discuss the Alliance for Life brief,
"Stop the Killing: Protect Can-
ada's Unborn Children", and its
recommendations which propose
constructive alternatives to abor-
tion. The brief begins with these
words: "Men and women from
every part of Canada are deeply
,grieved that our government per-
mits upwards of 40,000 innocent
lives to be destroyed each year in
our hospitals. We' find it
unbearable that our. society contin-
ues officially to sanction this
legalized killing of our •unborn
children. You our legislators have
primary responsibility for the
callous disregard for human life
that •legalized abortion represents.
You possess the power to end the
outrage. YOu alone can protect
Canada's unborn children and
implement constructive alternativ-
es to abortion".
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