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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-03-15, Page 27Marvel Brand, Sliced, White SANDWICH BREAD 24 -oz 29 loaf for GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1979—PAGE 9A er SAVE 20¢ Moist 'N Easy, Assorted Varieties ,r DUNCAN NINES CAKE MIXES 14.5-oz7 9 pkg A&P is a Complete Meat Shop! Ib CUT FROM CANADA GRADE "A" BEEF Eye Removed Outside Round Roast Our Reg. Price Ib 2.88 SAVE 20c lb BONELESS CUT FROM CANADA GRADE 'ABEEF Sirloin Tip Roast 1b2.88 ----SHOPSYS _ _.___ Pastrami, 4 PACK2 OZ BOILABLEFBAGS 1.99 SHOPSYS Corned Beef Bo PACK B2 GS 1.99 SCHNEIDERS, FROZEN, FRIED 2 -LB BUCKET Bucket of Chicken 4.58. SCHNEIDERS, FROZEN Steak Pies Pkg of 2 – 4 -oz pies 98? SCHNEIDERS, FROZEN, FAMILY PACK 2 -LB PKG Hamburg Patties 3.98 Real Value! Garden Pride, Choke FROZEN GREEN PEAS 2 -Ib pkg Royal, Assorted Flavours JELLY , 3 -oz pkg POWDERS for Action Priced! SHOPSYS Corned Beef Brisket Our Regular Price 99¢ St. Patrick's Day Sat. 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COVER only No other purchase required Open up a can of Sunshine ... From Ontario Orchards. -"Mar: ,, is Red Cross Month Support your local Red Cross!" Letter to the Editor... ' from -page 6A they can plead the "fifth amendment". That -1'S Qne reason why organized crime exists! The American constitution is structured on- this value concept "the sovereignity off the individual." Canadians do not believe in this concept! They have a different sense of values. Canadian law is based on the sovereignity of parliaments, as represented by those elected to rule. Parliaments alone have rights! The rights of the in- dividual are determined by and at the discretion of parliaments. No in- dividual Canadian has what can be referred to as inherent human rights! (Neither does anyone else). A Canadian enjoys human rights because of the benevolence of Parliaments. In Canada, - an in- idual can -be arrested and held in custody by an order of Parliament. It has been done! The Guzenko Affair in 1945 proved that! (To protect all people). This is not possible in the U.S.A., Congress, nor the President has the power to restrain the individual without per- mitting him his "Day in court" (where he can plead the fifth amend- ment). - Canadian children might favour the American concept! That is because they are im- mature. It took a thousand years of living to find some wisdom, not just two hundred years of individual self-interest. - Most Canadians today favour a complete break away from- British ties. That is natural and correct under the cir- cumstances. What many Canadians fail to realize is the essential difference in how they establish values. This is an inheritance from British experience that goes back to 1066 - and before! Most Canadians are brain washed by American TV, listening to their President. We Canadians must have a separate "Bill of Human Rights"? As though no "rights" exist today in Canada - Dieffy is wrong! Whatthey fail to un- derstan,d is that the broad "rights" enjoyed by 'Canadians are derived only through the effort of those they choose to elect to public office! The strength of a country -should be derived from those who speak with legitimate authority - those who RULE•! In Canada, we, the in- dividuals, determine who will rule and what rights we will enjoy by ,electing those who we feel should best serve the interests of all Canadians! Yes, there is a form of democracy in the Soviet Union! It is based on "democracy" con- veniently used by service clubs like the Lions, Kinsmen, Rotary International etc. (used . only for an example!) You can in the Soviet Union' argue about what your community should have and elect somebody to propose your wishes at the top levels of Gover- nment. But wait! Like the President of your' local club, once a project is discussed and after a "show of hands" the matter is Closed! You go out and sell tickets - even if you were originally against the project ac- cepted by the majority. Opposition ceases. In the Soviet Union, once -the "party" (who represent a single class, workers) decides what will be done, you have "had it". You must fall in line and hope that at the next election, your voice might be heard! Will they apply the American concept of human rights where the individual is permanently sovereign? Not very likely! For that matter, Turn to page 14A e