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from
�ocg ' peace,
OOP.. ed ` i,' strong rebuke
when they attempted to Link
hums .rights , . with world-
wide liisarmamerit.
The,sil and total of Wall
was thlthe Russian group,
who were representing
peaceful negotiations, told
the rladians,, that they
shoal be more Concerned
with their own country which
has 10 million unemployed.
They then continued to
explain that they didn't want
to be lectured by individuals
who came to visit them, or
told how to run their country.
They also explained that
their country was different
than Canada, and that they
had laws that dealt with
dissenting individuals who
opposed the government.
It's obvious that the
Soviets do not have the
freedom of expression that
the Canadians enjoy, and
let's hope that this group will
return to Canada with a
deeper appreciation of
democratic principles than
they had when they left.
4pparently in Russia,
dissenting individuals are
`considered a security risk.
They certainly wouldn't
permit individuals camping
in front of the Kremlin in,
Moscow, as an act bf protest
as they did in Canada. They
more than likely would find
themselves in the salt mines
in Siberia, against their will.
During the celebrations on
Canada Day on Parliament
Hill, some dissidents were
carried off by the police.
This obviously was done for
their protection. -
I believe that the group
who went to Moscow:served
to aggravate the sitldujion as
it is now. The Soviets .anay
interpret_ such action as a
ploy of the West to have them
lower their guard as a
preparation for a surprise
attack by the West.
The Soviets are experts in
using propaganda and
human psychology in order
to control the media. This is
my reason for thinking that
they might misinterpret the
action of the group who went
there, for
negotiations.
The only point the
Canadians and the Russians
agreed on was that they
agreed to disagree. The
decision was unanimous.
I still maintain that the
best deterrent is a strong
defence, and we should
concentrate on sea to shore
missiles, launched
preferably by submarines.
Sincerely,
N.J. Minaker
peaceful
T�n' parks are
for people, not
dogs says reader
Dear editor;
The other evening I
strolled down to the race
track to observe the
Goderich fastball and
slowpitch teams do their
stuff. It was a beautiful
evening and the stands were
full of men and women, little
boys and teenage girls in
jeans and halter tops
showing off their tans.
Then I was sickened. A
local resident strolled by
with some silly little excuse
for a dog.
What kind of person would
take a dog to the track and
what if nature calls. Parks
are for people, not dogs. This
type of dispicable behaviour
must be curbed before it
reaches epidemic propor-
tions. Some player could
slide into home plate while
just going up to bat.
It ticks me off to see such
ignorance. We don't want to
see people flea our parks.
Pete Henry
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John Mark Kernnighan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russel Kerb
nighan of R.R. 4 Goderich and Nancy Ann Lansdell of
London, daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lansdell of
R.R. 2 Thamesford were married in Thamesford by the
Reverend Harry Brydon on May 14. Mrs. Susan Allan' of
Burks Fallswas the matron of honor. Bridesmaids were
Mrs. Laurie Little of R.R. 5 Goderich, Colleen Boland of
London and Mrs. Beth Feagan of R.R. 5 Goderich.
Groomsman was Paul Feagan of R.R. 5 Goderich. Guests
were ushered into the church by Stephen Moore of
Calgary, Scott Kernighan of R.R. 4 Goderich and Peter
Lansdell of R.R. 2 Thamesford. Following the wedding
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yet, David' will be..her±e for
the next three ser vires. The
choir sang an anthem and a
solo was sung by Mabel
Scott,
In theafternoon, the
Friendship Ministries.
presented ' a program
"Sharing Christ" throh
music, puppets and dr .
It was truly a spiritual hour
and much enjoyed. Message
in Music has been per-
formed in various centers
throughout Ontario. Those
taking part, Brian Johnson,
Barry Johnson both from
Moncton, New Brunswick,
Tina Jennings, Hixon, Tenn.
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people and wish them well,
as they ti'avelou.
In spite of the heat, Marie
Flynn and the Huron Strings
were out- on Monday and
presented a fine program of
old time music. This .is the
final program for the
summer, but will continue
again in the fall Thanks to
Marie and the men for
sharing their music.
Staff from thv-2raft room
had another successful
Titge.rware party on
Tue>Oay. It is great bow
everyone turns out for this
affair
Whether it is the fresh air
stria 00_,
EST. 1975
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or the aroma of outdoor
cooking, Mae weft great
appetites for the hamburg
and hot dog roast, Wed-
nesday, all residents who
take, part in . the morning
activities In the auditorium,
thered :out under trees for
a sumptuous meal. Hosting
the.;evant, were Jane, Evelyn
and Clara.
Ed Stiles from Goderich
was out on Thursday to play
the chapel organ for the
listening pleasure of the
residents.
Mace some of the
programs and activity have
been dropped for the sum-
mer, the column for
Huronview News may be a
little short. Nevertheless, we
will keep you informed of all
events as they happen.
There will be. a Pie Social
ur�s�
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the activity room. Ci ie and
have a piece of your favorite
pie and tea for $140.
We wish to extend a waren
welcome to Mrs. May Gibson
of Clinton and Mr. Reginald
Jewell from Goderich, who
have come to reside at
Huronview.
To the family of the late
Mrs. Mary Brandt, a
resident of Huronview, we
express our sincere sym-
pathy.
There was a- display of
antique cars Sunday af-
ternoon. Two years ago there
were about 15 in number, so
it is possible that some were
being shown elsewhere. One
of the models that got a lot of
interest was a '29 Ford
roadster.
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