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(By G. MacLeod Ross)
As, a further contribution
.tis of "Creat Thoughts"
we offer the following in two
Parts. from Lord Eccles' recent
*book Though directed at the
Rngiish scene, his thoughts seem
worthy of, -consideration. by Cana,
duns too. •
Today ministers bury them-
selves in economies and rely on
society holding together with an
accepted system of Imbrals, while
the Christian source, which gave
the system shape' and life, no
longer commands the loyalty of
even a sizeable minority. When
people become uncertain as to
what is right and What is wrong,
statesmen have lost the element
in which their politics can grow.
They fall back on "incent'ive",
Hamilton. -London Synodical
Annual Set For Stratford
The annual meeting of the'Ham-
ilton.London Synodical of the Wo:
men's Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Cburah in Canada
'is to be held "in St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, Stratford,
on April 18th, .19th and 20th,
1967. •
"Faith of our Fathers" will
be the theme and devotional ser-
vices will be conducted by Rev.
James Ferguson, Rev. W. Weir,
Rev., R. M. Bisset and Rev.
H. Waite. Mrs. R. S. Burnham,
•president, will preside at all
sessions. •
At _the complimentary -dinner
given by Stratford Presbyterial
on Tuesday evening for accredit-
ed delegates only,,, greetings will
be brought by Rev. James Fer-
guson, Rev. W. Weir; Moderator
of Presbytery and Mr. s 0. H.
Meier
ma f
oro Stratford
No .Hazard
The ' recent death of a ideal
child, stricken by a commune
!cable disease, did not constitute
a threat to anyone outside the im
• media`s ' fdliill " - ffr- "l r': "G:""""`°'"`,
P,, A. Evans, medical officer, of
health for Hurn states. No con-
tact was •trade with persons out-
side the home and there is•there-
fore, no cause for anxiety.
In the evening Mrs. H. Nickel,
president of Stratford Presby-
terial, Will welcome the dele-
gates. At that time 'a Pictorial
History, will be given with Mr's.
F. Cressey introducing those talc•
ing part,, On 'Wednesday evening
Miss Mary Whale will be guest
speaker.
Rev. R. M. Bisset will install
the officers on Thursday morning
and the' meeting will close at
noon, Miss Jessie Fraser ofSea.
forth is the delegate from Huron
P res.byterial.
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rather than morals. In the moral
sense the word "ought'•t means
"you ought to do it because it
is .right' . Used as an incentive
the word means: "you ought to
do it because there is something
in it for you".
While education used to be a.
means of giving a child a fair
chance to develop his own par.
ticular gifts and abilities, its
purpose now is to provide the
economy with the • shills and the
trained manpower which theplan.
ners need. There was a time
when the incentives of patriotism,
liberty, equality, competitlonllllid
money were sufficient to make
men act to get things done, But
such partial incentives decline
and decay. Money can also bring
unhappiness. Competition ea
courages more groups to term
more political -parties and you
arrive at a weakgovernment
as in Canada and in France,
. In industry, weak selling and •
weak finances result in a pro
lifera�tion of small units, stifling
one another bycompetitions Lib.
erty__becomes icense, and patrio.
tism a political tool.
Personal
Mr.and Mrs Phifp C Bogie
of Wyandotte Mich., are visiting,
with Mr. and Mrs. Roderick
Bogie R . R. # 6. Phil retired
recently'after 48 years on the
great lakes. His last ship was
the motorship Henry Ford 11 of
which he was chief engineer for
13 years.
Mr, and Mrs. Orville Lobb,
John and Walter of Chatham, vis-
ited over the weekend with the
The Christian ethic is •in dist.
array. Somethingfundamental
has ceased to exist in our so;
ciety. The Gospel said keep sep.
arate the things which are
Caesar's from those which be,
long to Cted. Thugs was a per.
m anent °tension created betyveen
the "two cities". -thee earthly and
the heavenly, and history shows
that it has been this tension
which hasbeen. the source of
liberty and of • man's respect
for man over the'.centuries. To.
day this tension has almostceas.
ed to e*ist and those who ,say
the Kingdom of God is only at. .
tainable by political action find
themselves ruled by dictators.
Of such is theCommunist's credo
for his snterpretati,'oin qta "better
equal force. His policies have
so little stimulating principlebe.
hind 'then, that then have come
to think: they can live on bread
, and more bread alone, ,The be.
lief has arisen ,that all systems
of morals are provisional and
should be revised to suit a new
stage in man's development.
...What have the theologiansbeen.
doing while their favourite child,
e iiiiddle. Classes, defected?
Little more than trying to catch
' .up with and- bless behavioural •
changes. The middle class thoralr
ists are out' of breath telling
the young' nkat the sexual act Is.
atl,�.,>4»ight if both, ,of you love
one another. And what is love?
The modern artist ,is , so unser-.
tain of the essence of men, and
wom a,,wthat-he: -.nits t~ dream -up
his own point of view. The pat.
terns bn paints are a confession
that to him. life is inexplicable.
There was a time when pro.
speritycttook second place tosuch
exciting political ends as the
latter's mother, Mrs. James F:----:'-world"--is ;one--in-which i e ex•
Thomson, Britannia Road. G
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lomas.
bury, Gary, Tracey and Douglas,
were weekend visitors in Cooks.
ville, with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce •
Milers and daughter. "
Some early American Indian;'
-tribes cremated•t:lleir dead,
Fiftyyears.old?
Wby.. ..you haven't changed at all.
But' your circumtan a changed. And perhaps your life .in-
surance should, too. Boca now your children have grown up.
Retirement is at hand..Anryou may even have money left over at
the end of each month. Now is the time to adjust your life insurance
to your changed circumstances. "
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'°�"VGna an'out`• a itfetime income for your wife? Three out of five
wives outlive their husbands.
What about estate taxes? With -today's inflated values you probably
have a bigger taxable estate.than you think. -Retirement savings are
subject to death duties, too.
And your retirement? Retirement years can be most satisfying, if
you have enough income.
•
The Man from Manufacturers will show you how life insurance
can supply the .answers. For example, it can insure a comfortable
retirement. It can;'supply,immediate cash after death to pay estate
• taxes. And it can provide your wife a comfortable life. You may not
have changed. Your circumstances have. Shouldn't you review your
life insurance with the Man from Manufacturers Life?
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Reform Bill, the abolition sof
slavery and the right to associ-
ate in trade unions. Politicswere
not confused with economics and
when passions were aroused, • it
was not ofbread that mens thought,
Today, when' a government be.
Heves they know what is right
for everybody and find th'e`liublic
so'stupid as not to be ithpressed, ,.
it is a Short step to the imposh
tion of their beliefs on an ignore
ant multitude which cannot 'see
the light. The politician' says:
4'new policies and. new attitudes
will be needed to reach .the, level
of p ..4ductivity required to meet
the S� ; et. growth!" How? The.
government replies, by. a revolu•
tion in the educat4onal sustem, Is
it likely that school children will
approve -sand -work -for .tever
particulaa politicalparty says
are the means to achieve their
collective destiny? Equally as
the parent of responsibility cer.
tainly''does not work In ,Russia,
or china. Getting rid of all feel.
ings of superiority as between
one group and another- is as-
bogus as the aim: for equality.
The. intolerable inconsistency be.
tween the theoretical objective
of equality 'and the pract cal ob.
jective . of efficient economic
growth prevents any advance of
a credible .view of our future.
for, either individual or tnation.
* Life and Politics: A Moral
l5iagnosis by, Lord Eccles. Long"
marks.' 211- ' , Lord Eccles; 62,
was.'tWice Conservative Mini iter
of Education ant President of„th e.-,.
Board 'rrade; '
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