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Dear Ann Landers: The en- doctors, lawyers, legislators,
closed appeared in- our neigh- products of the new generation
' borhood paper. I„ hope„you can may well be high as kites, You
find space for it in your column. won't know whom to send your
In my opinion this deserves child to or whom to trust your
nationwide coverage. - A Sum- life to.
z ��"" `�ri 1�;J..lead "e" s'see what loaf world
Dear Reader; Here it is: YOU leave to your children
Judge Alfonso Sepe, in sen- before you talk about the world
tenting a 17 -year-old. 'Florida we left to ours.
boy to one year in jail after he Dear Summit Reader: I go
pleaded 'guilty to possessing along with the judge who made
hallucinogenic, drugs and was the speech but not all the way:
charged with violence toward a He assumes a. great deal when
Miami Beach police officer, of- he says "Your doctor is not on
fered these words when he drugs, your lawyer, the construe -
pronounced the sentence: tion workers, etc." Some of
"Do you know who is going to them are, and have been for a
serve your sentence? You will long time - but they are func-
serve the year, but your mother
and father will serve a lifetime.
Why? Because you are a selfish;
spoiled boy, There is no punish-
ment in the world I could im-
pose on: you that could-cm-ripen—
sate
•
sate for what you ate doing to
your mother and father. I have'
tiona I.
Thank••you for sending on the
, piece. It ha's• merit and I, ap-
preciate your wish to share it.
Dear Ann Landers: I am a
European lady living permanen-
tly in your fine country. I wish
to bring to your attention a Wm -
not spent_five-cents.raisin you - mori occu""'slice'-`' eri' botliersM
I don't know you from Adam. me tremendously. When I ahn in
But your parents have put 'their a restaurant with other women
lives, their hearts, their sweat.. companions, - the waitress
and, their money into bringing ,,frequently approaches us with,
you up. And now they have to "Hello Girls, what will you
sit in a courtroom and watch a have?" The word "girls" has a
stranger put you in jail. cheap connotation on the Con -
"This is at a time'when phony tinent and in the United
kids are yelling, 'You adults Kingdom.
have your alcohol. We want our
drugs. You have polluted our A "girl" is a female who sells
water and our air! You have her favors. You call' them
polluted this and that - ' and prostitutes in the United States.
• the rest of the garbage. that I prefer to be addressed as
comes out of your mouths. Madam and •so do. my friends.
"If you are sick a doctor will Will you suggest .it in .your
treat you. He won't be strung column, please? -.,_ Not One Qf,.
out on drugs. The lawyer who. The Girls •
represents you won't be tripping Dear Not One: Sorry, but in
M on .LSD. Your astronauts are our country, Madam has
not on drugs. Your •Rxesident is another connotation 'of which
not on drugs, The men who fly, you are obviously not aware.
the planes and 'drive the buses The madam runs a brothel -
and build the cars are not on and she's usually an ex -"girl'
drugs. Neither were the con- who worked her way .up, If a
struction workers'who built the 'waitress asked a group of
• bathrooms that you stink up -Amerian women, "What will
with your rotten, lousy drugs. you madams have?" she'd get a
But in the world of the future very cool reception - and a small
this mav not be true. Teachers, tip.
Domtar bus' increase.
inlnconi�ii'd'sales
Domtar 'Limited reported
• recently that net income for the
third quarter of this year was
$4.3 million, or 28 cents per
common share, compared with
$2.1 million, or 13 cents, in the
same period a year ago.
Sales and other revenues
totalled $141.5 million - up from
$132.1 million in the third quar-
ter of 1971. •
For the first nine months of
this year, Domtarr had net in-
come of $12.0 million, or 78
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cents per common share, in coin-
parison with $6.0 million, or 38
cents, in the same period in
1971.
Sales and other ,revenues for
the three quarters of this year
were $416.2 million, an increase
from 4381.9 million in the first
nine months of 1971.
Cash flow for the third quar-
ter of 1972 and for the nine-
month period was 83 cents and
$2.42 - up from,, 63 cents and
11.80 last year. ,
Bonus
interest
on your
savings
`Savings you move to Victoria and Grey
in the period 'November 1 to
November 15 will receive full interest
from November 1.
This means that the -savings account.
you open before November 15 earns
full interest for as much as two weeks
before you open the account! So,
whether it's a 4% chequing account
bearing interest, on a 111i111111ui11 semi-
annual balance or a fast growing 5%
non-chequing account on a minimum
monthly balance, bring it to Victoria
and Grey now and get bonus interest.
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erich;
A number' of government officials, including `Minister of Cont-
munit7 and Social Services Rene Brunelle toured the •former
Clinton Air Force base recently with an eye toward develop-
ment of a recreation complex at Vanastra. Among those on
the tour were, left to right, Peter • Szego, Assistant to' the
Deputy Minister . of Community and Social Services, Don
Southcott, Executive assistant to the Hon. Charles
St. Peter's Parish Council
MacNaughton, Gord• Smith, Assistant Superintendent of the
Physical Education Unit and R.E. McKinley, member of the
Federal legislature for Huron. The group arrived at Goderich
airport where they were Met by John Van Geste!, President of
Rodoma Investment and Development Ltd„ who own the for-
mer base, and traveled to Clinton for the tour. (staff photo)
Name youth reps to Deanery
°At. the regular meeting of• the
Board of Advisors of St. Peters
UCW . at
Be'nmifler
.
donates tree ornaments
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Church Ken Fitzpatrick and
Alfred Etzler were appointed to
The United Church Women of
Benmiller held the November
meeting at the church with 14
members present.
The Maitland Group was in
,charge of the meeting: Maudie .
McBride led the worship period
after which , Phyllis J. Filcher
read the devotional and the
members took part i in a little
skit on the theme, The Gomm<nr-r
Heart:
Reports were heard from
r.
various committees and group
leaders. After the minutes were
read roll call was answered by
donating an ornament for the
Sunday school Christmas tree.
The December meeting will
take the form of a Pot Luck lun-
• cheon at- the church for' mem-
bers and" -friends.
The nomination committee
presented their retort.
Mavis Fisher and Liela Allin
served a lovely lunch.
SINESS
(RECTOR
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fill vacancies on the board.
John Buchanan and Clem
Steffler were parish reprei n-
tatives and Peter Dystra and
Mary Ann Redmond youth
representatives to the Deanery
meeting hosted by , Goderich
with the help of Sr. Colleen
Marie in October.
E. Redmond's resignation as
leader, of the Boy Scouts was ac-
cepted regret.
A Comm n ions Commit-
tee of G. •tre • and K. Fitz -
Patrick will endeavour to in-
crease participation in the choir,
,lectors and various rites. Fr.
Moynahan will make copies of
the Catholic Register available
at the entrance to the church on
a trail basis.
It is hoped that there will be a
full attendance at a General
Meeting, consisting of cards, a
short business meeting with
r'efreshnients following, to be
held att13 p.m. November 14 in
the Parish hall.
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