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The����� of ������w�� youth
The role of tod's youth is becoming
more and more lost in the barrage of
adverse publicity.
Adults are constantly heard to remark
on the change in the actions of youth
since the days when they themselves were
young.
We hear much talk of responoibilit of
the young to their elders and much talk
about the rkJhtsof parents tobe respected
etc, etc.
But what of 'thn responsibilities of
parents t� their children? And what of the
responsibilities of the elder citizens to the
younger generation?
As someone said recently, ''YVith every
right there is a responsibility. Just for
once \ would like to hear someone
demand their responsibilities.
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It is so true. We -arr too often see the
wrong side of the coin. Always expecting
our righcs, seldom willing to accept our
responsibilities.
If any reader is in doubt of what those
responsibilities are, perhaps these words,
written by an anonymous writer will help
clear your thoughts:
"A child is a person who is going to
carry on what. you have started. He is
going to sit where you are sifting. He will'
assume control of, your cities, states and
nations. He is going to take over your
churches, universities and corporations.
Ara' your: books omm~BoinQ to be judged,
praised ornqndmrnned by him. The fate of
humanity is in his hands.
"So it might be well to pay him some
attention."
- from Parliament Hill
BY R. E. McKINLEY
HURON MP
The Partiament of. Canada met on Oct.
22 to close off the first session of the
28th Parliament which began in Sept.
1968: After a lively questiOn period
because of many problems built up over
the surnrne, recess, Parliament prorogued
thetsession..
The official ooeni.g of the secod
session took place the following day, Oct.
33L'and the'Members of the House of
Commons were summoned to the Senate
to listen to the Speech from the, Throne,
Opening the second session, of the 28th
Parliament. The speech frOrnthe throne
was surprisingly short and as -usual did not
spell' out in 'very much detail as to any
particular legislation that the Government
expects to be presenting bbt rather
rnentioned,00nne of the problems facing
Canada and proposed directions c the
Government' feels are nec-�Ary, to,
overcome some of these problems.
|t was mentioned specifically that the
Government intends to lower the voting
age to eighteen and would recommend to
the Standing. Committee on Privileges and
Elections that they uon�derthis measure.
This measure was considered by this
Committee during. t. last session and
these recomrnendations were presented to
file Government.
Also it was Posed that legislation fbr
the Government .of the northern
territories would -be brought forward,
which would improve the authority of
their Councils. The North West Territories
and''.the Yukon are still administrated
solely by the Federal Government.
It was mentioned that the Official
Languages Bill passed last session would
provide bilingual services in .Government
institutions where the population justified
it and the spirit of bilingualism will be
advanced wherever possible. Reports of
recent activities in Quebec seem to
indicate that the province may not bewU|ingto participate in this endeavor. At
least they appear to shoven unwillingness
tp accept English education in their
schools to the extent that Ontario has
a willingness to provide French
education. It seems to me that in order
for this program to be successful, it must
be a two-way street including all parts of
Canada. Many times issues such as this
•that involve personal feelings -are often
better achieved on their own accord by,
willingness _ and oo_operation, than by
forceful -legislation. Hovever, it remains
to be sen what the Government's
legislation. in this regard will do for the
advancement mf national unity or.
otherwise.
The hascontinued to urge
that both the public and private sectors of
the economy adopt special measures to
combat the dangers of inflation. A)|`
sectors of the economy are asked to do
this voluntarily so that' further fiscal
Measures by the{]overnrnent will not be
necessary to contain inflation. .
The House of„Commons miU be ,called
upon to study proposals for tax reform
that will endeavor to''distribute the tax
burden in a fair manner. A|tho^ h the
speech from the throne did not mention
it. \ expect this means the initiation of
some form of capital gains tax. In' my
opinion capital gains tax initiated in
Canada must not besd severe that it will
no longer leave favorable conditions for
h in the groy°t t e nationa|
eooncVmy, and there must be special
provisions for .those who have spent a
lifetime in bui|ding,_up properties or
businesses intended xd provide those
individuals ,Aizh a satisfactory income
upon retirement.- Any capital gains tax
should not make &tdo difficult for the
transfer of farms pr businesses to other
members of the fam\Ty or for that matter'
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THAT'S LIFE!
G, AllacLeod Rao
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THE ST.JOHN APPEAL
the Goderich Branch St. John
Ambulance thanks the many who have subscribed s,o generously to
keep this service i" being for another year. target figure is
not solicit door�
however, still $1,000 short. We do not march! We do
to door! We rely _on Ow the individual, to recognize this vOluntary
aid, which ~ handful your
need help most. Contributions to the St. John Ambulance
Association are accepted at 3 Cobourg Street, Goderich.
THE FALL MIGRAT$ON
The Fall 'Migration has, begun. Dinner succeeds dinner and
cocktails. follow cocktails down the hatch. Goodbyes made too
early, merely wither on the vine, so that to maintain your position
in the queue, new vines have to be procured at vast expense. What
would the LCB0 do without the FalL,Migration?
' Today we have our own travel 'agency and the lure of exotic
climes is intensified by chromatic posters which offer an escape from
it all. ^^="e"=^""^ ~~~~^~~~-'''----[ by �t walk mobs demanding st
phrase books. But this is where the bird
warily, for there are phrase books and phrase book.S. It would be of
high educational Aralue if Pierre Berton would interview a compiler of '
phrase bOoks so thiat we might see vvhatmariner of man he really is.
In the absence of such revelation we can but judge from his choice
of
has ev
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Most compilers postulate extreme arrogance.
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t uu�, but which however only pays 90 per ent of your ransom-
PROJECTING
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RemeNber When ? ? ?
Several
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'For
example:
"Give v~
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my horse ' (mule, donkey, yak, bison, camel etc) water"! Nothing
about 'an it pleaseth thee.' you notice. Others enviage panic: e.g.
"Which way to the exit?" and "Where is the fire escipe?'"and "Must
f jump far it?" Then there are the complainers. "I wish to make a
complaint." Usually this has become such a common experience for
mein host that 'the only person to be surprised by the enormity of
(brief cases,
the -----'-' yourself. here- is (are) t-~ 'w�btm�po�thobeU gross )�mm�noo."
5S��ARSAGO And then tbo� are the "Victims"; God bless them! "l have had a
Guy Brothers. the far-famed on Saturday hunting for it but 'damaged the Lancaster bomber »bocb!"Aod who hasn't? Very useful when presented with the
minstrel received a goodnothing further has been �*n»[• on display near Sky Harbor �dou (bill to you)."The w��io mybutb fails to run out."You
n*ePhpn last Thursday on the x ' airport. .o�bt'just as well makeup yourmind to take a crash course in
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occasion of their visit to A|uq�number o[[deuduand The need for a Victorian p"mgland•Codedch7 neighbors' gathered for a Order Nurse. in Gndedch. was ~=~^~ and of ---' "Draino"large
Txoo present at the Goderich ran/ at the home of Xrand discussed` by the Hospital size. This is especially recommended for \u~eU Francewhere the art
Society meeting }�Dan ni��-beb,'e their Auxiliaryat their regularof plumbing has stood still since the Romans left in B.C. 96, if l
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were Dr. C�\O« and Messrs. dermuu,pfor th�rnew home iu meeting. emember aright.
Hamlink. Coats.... Hume, 6"oen,h.' The marriage of •
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Should you plan excursions ---' of Italy
Lu\thevoi�p. Warnock. Miss Thum Thk��uche,oy Helen Linklater to ^- `~ then a military phrase bis `"Raise ,your -Morningstar. MD��. Naftel dancing, is now taking Classes �������ky�� hands!" and "Give me back my wallet (bag,m�� ofo�'
and Lane. • • FrAay and Saturday each week Del Ray Baptist Church, ��)`*� 't����lh�y������ ' •
The high cost of. living still a: the N�mom' Hall.' Alexandria, 4��mu'October 12 inch
zuuou Canada (or Ontario) le ,~e~`="'T^~ -"~~~'r-° government of
�om more probably that of Ontario, since it has all the money
remains high. as far as it was 10 YE...AGO 26' one sesame, to anyand every eyentuality. "el gobierno de' ' •
,affected in any 'NI. ay by the New., club professional of The 'program ,_`_`
citizens' meeting .called to 'u^drhrh Fignre _at. -" Club is .m'Lake Huron -and G
a*cuss it on Monday myning. uu_
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free-
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.... a",h""u-m. / money) will pay "=~"-°t"in any event memorise this one. It too
About udozen gathered inthe, x^'Donald) department o. lands and forests
council chamber but no one in l9G*d\�y��t�\������M�e�����m�a
m: "me he hecho dano en las partes." (I am hurt in '
ha` oQ been appointed to direct b'^od when • the second Red upon th' success of memmpny -�'
privates). the :`` after a little (���'����—� ��/p �u�wa�
'desultory discussion. the '��'�d in Gude-ch by the federal '-'--Of So now Bon
Voyage to you all. We
look forward
to your happy
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o,eedn2 adjourned. those. ' fisheries, D� J' J. -7lbboox ����od�g���` owe molt, we shall be happy to �����y�
X"ndu/' nuthe vintage wbeh\t iscrimson (imported pleuue')
pre*nz feeling somewhat Two cases from Goderichand director of the sea lamprey /
disgusted. on, from •SITy.th made up the control experiment for the
T'S NEW IN ROSES? V
Last week a Valuable e motu' ":numbercfpoUvictims federal 'depafisheries
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boat. ez. ..Loraine.
,-pu, into �._J,nn Cou_uv at the present has advised.
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Here are some notes caught
Coderich harbor with nsir�.A new creed was presented.m
English Rose Society Show this year. The old fashioned shrub roses
to anyone else wishing to carry on those ove-euRarp. v. ho upon cornmg The honor of making the first the 23rd General -'- Council -
are coming back. 'La Reine .
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of' ' , • sott rich pink with outer petaTilTushed witrriTh-y red;and the clear .
-farms , or businesses. In any case, we Will ashore'. was armsted on
c�� a 6rCIT'.. pilIne call Over C oderich-r-s -ii--e-W:--- --LTYtitVd -Church. -o-f-eanada- forits------7.7 . .- . , . . - „
have to wait^ for the Government's dud system went to Gavin �
Thur� �hmmedhmhats mo pink oygueeu of Denmark. The c
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Barn
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and
��rda/ at �//5 BudV*x^ Green. a p~t�tatexandx �o� the
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recommendations and act accordingly. 6u�
The throne speech also mentioned Vie. Bros. `au`e, .` -/'MmnnHospital. Godedoh OXFAM walk, held iu
Pink Supreme a note*o�hy, hybrid tea, while in the
richness and variety of Canada's material- x'nvU` Jewitt was May, were p,e�ntrdt»0XF&Mitis hard to beatVera Dalton,Cbuoe\ Iceberg,
25 YEARS ud�d - ^u a capable Canada this week when Mrs.Apricot Nectar Elizabeth Allgold
resources and that grain is one of the 'R+d Cross n,ne\pc* I"rudio\o/^cratOz and presented Mary H. po»pa' associated ^th�'outstanding n,flbund and News has vinous red buds
h open CO
has two
Commodities of which reserves have built ^-'--»*c and October ',$, ere with gift i;,,..- Huron County's director of OXFAM' was in rich me i�h purplesemi-double flowers. Itup causing financial h -'d -hip to a good S158'14' (Ounr� at the annual warden's uuuen'u �e,xceUe t parents: Lilac Charm and velvety Gallica. Bicycling is the bestform of �uoounr This' -- is still but it would well with Lilac
•many farmers No specific legislation. to .Among �e awards of tn*�. dinner held at Knox C'hurco
be helpful in this �'u�rion nas Yesu��`0n��o [un�sr�ud..'exerd�in the �u,}d. according Charm, -d Ballerina.Others
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m ---- other thap it was of the' Niusic are two w �men*� to many prominent physicians. bit* the rosy-magentadf the neatyellow flushed red'
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concern of the Government and n-�enmr. both mmn�`rfLloyd Holland. Clinton.was the
een'they would continue the search,for new it is announced fn,m ^ speaker.T-'`''-registered u and two smallerout�co' for iCanadian grain and endeavor Park. Toronto. that °"° motor pouches of necessities. the
to improve intarnatioha|co-operation and `ebuie licenses for 1945 v,411 be bull at the 2&r��� cm,e�� of Ottawa
orderly marketing. issued oecau of the Shorthorn Club's e�bthannualpre-mesdent t from
of the metal sale was 51'906 mov' A. Culbertasper. Alberta, on his 10-speed
code amendments will also, be situation. coupled with remo`� and Dungannon. '.��u'hracing.bike and made a
submitted .tO the House of Comrnons that of restrictions by the Dominion A Boston bull tenlor in rotind trip 'to- Vancouver:British
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wouldregulate wire tappingand other Metals controller. `~~^~~'
invasions of an i dk/r�l3ri«acY�nd Judges of the costumes s batch. of nine puP��us is lhe 0nxur\p Motor
. •=,. �^"b`^ n,pso`t*nuo Church regarded as an vuus�� large
would reform the present gpwerning
masquerade party were Mrs. number.' •
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League -Blue Water 'Cluu has
announced that 93 Canadian
detention before trial. Bills will also be F. Saunders.J B.�U �' ^ONEvEAn�QQuod�s��u�nho�,���e
submitted to make FedVra| Tribunals Mr.Ba�Mre�a�' Canadian .AutomobileJohn �e��omhe'
more responsive and to ensure fair The municipal voters'u�ssoelation for their
87 |d Goderich man.was
1944 has been ua�e«and ' presented with a 60-vea' jewelachievements in the field of in expropriation cases'. contains thenames of 2.332 for continuous service in the
~It is expected that the Department of `ute� in part one and 275 :r ln8e9endent Order of 9edem�anSa{ety'
Consumer and Corporate' Affairs will �mo.lnthe l�3�t�� ����e�ut__av
with its white eye and soft lilac; the semi -double oCLake [omaovith
a very distinctive fragrance.
Other shrub roses are Chianti with wine -red flowers abundantlyborbeooulaqge vigorous Buguet is a really large rose (8
ft x 10 ft); with masses o[semi-double flat flowers, opening fromperfectly
buds. Scarlet Fire is a large flowered single (7 ft x 8 .
ft) Constance Spry of neat rounded globukmformundCanterbury,a-
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3 ft open bush with 5 inch blooms. Dame Prudence is shorter
growing with small beautifully formed floWers borne continuously
throughout the seaion. The Wife of Bath has cupped blooms; pale
pink, flushed deeper at the centre. The Knight, With crimson and
purple carnation -shaped blooms and dark foliage.
THE POOR GET RICHER
Hubert H. Humphrey told the AFL,'CIO that "the rich get richer
and the rest of you pay for it." There is some discussion as to
whether he was correcti!.7 reported; that he did not say: "and the rest
pays you for it." In any event the aggregate prices 'of equities have:
dropped by $120 billions..
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nOaprirx Won the Pedestrian
present legislation dealing with Consumer were 2.339 names in part one Ball
afety Citation Award awarded POSTMAN'S KNOCK!
credit, packaging and labelling, and «°^= part `~~.
identification of fibre content of textile ' gathering at the reception. forKinsmen Club Mondayt at
� l0�����n�t�m�' the '� u13 • �to 13.
. Meanwhile letters
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and motor vehicle safety.'•and Mrs. Ralph�. the Barb«udiue Inn. • They are .�b��* two -days.
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The House of Commons also expects to newlyweds. in the parish-liall Jerry Good. Chuck Jewell. Stan
Connelly. Eric uncner unmrnWpdmes6u/night.
Excitement ran high in Alexander. JoeMorrissey,Westfield when Mr 6m* Amedeo Andreini and Ricreported seeing a black bear in Henry.
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ht ernbers for tw' years. without a rejected
There was
large were initiated .-..'^•
pedestrianu fatality in the 5,000 ,--,�-- to transfer the postal services to a public ,_. but
have several White liapens. This does not
necessarily mean that legislation sU|
follow, but ;they will cover some of the
~-Government'sideas in these fields.
The tense feelings amongst the
Members that was evident at the recessing
of Parliament at the end of, ,ast July has
eased. somewhat,. but there a° very
obvious delarrninatibn to give
Government proposals very severe
scrutiny because no matter how quickly
the Opposition Whips forced the Members
to pass legislation with&it speaking at the
last session, the Government stiti thOught
. it necessary to bring in closure legislation
by closure at the end of the session.
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