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District hospital in 1974. She is the
first child born to Mr. and Mrs.
-Bra Sanderson of'Wro e .
Reeve William-• Elston. of Morris
Township was elected warden of
Huron County at the January session
of that body. He succeeds Reeve Roy
Pattison of East Wawanosh.
-Wingham town police are
tightening up on overnight parking
oaf' town streets and the crackdown
has netted up to 18 parking tickets a
night in the fast week. Chief Jim
Miller says . thatovernight. parking
-has been hampering snow removal.
into
was installed as_
ter .of the „Wingham
a Other officers -
i !Earl You ig.,
ingiii Gorrie,
,were ezncti ed
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DOWNTOWN WINGHAM looked like this last Tuesday as the -area's
first major storm of the yearstruck For two days, the"combinatlon o f
falling snow and high winds made travelling hazardous and resulted
In the closing of Highway 4 between _Wingham and Blyth. : Attimes
the wind chill factor dipped as low as -35 degrees -- cold on any
scale.
No reply from advertise
provokes letter toecjjto
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Dear Editor: k I. -would write ai letter. to the
I .Imre never �vL' itten a letter to
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of every Huron County •paper
editor, but .I have been provoked stating what steps I have taken to
enough with an. advertisement receive "The Silent Courtroom" or
placed in your newspa�t I feel $1.1.95. Mr. Erickson of Noram, ob-
i have tosay something. viously decided not to
Last :;March there was an ad- respond.� -
vertiseinent in the I am curious to find' oothaw racy
book . paper for iienew other. people also seat money to:this
"The Silent Courtroom". - � what 'else could''he
done in order to receive the item for
L.bnailed my'cheque tor 011.95 to which paid,
"Nordin, . BOX 1047, Lambeth, Pat Taylor,
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its cashed in April- and after Editor's Note: although it
waiting four months, f decided. to probably provide tittle solace to the
write a letter as I had not_ = -yet . writes we at The Adv a -mss
re ceiive' `the book. i oda lir h o its able time
.about Steven Truscott ailed company,.d
Ontario last March. The lam, i, Afield
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fort in trying to *tri doh
std g that they'v 'e stili. Wait' this advertiser® He has
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lament .af. Cada tare,
Introduced by.lndustry anode
Mbtisteir• - Monte irite> trip
1 so1uffou;sayy the .agreement f ails
to address C-nnada-'s needs a
goals, while making sig`niifiean ,
-co»ceasons' whiirh could prove
costly to� t adians,,�-
The deal fails. to:Sebute. access to ses
the U.S. -market for.Canadian goods .can -mai
and services and' provides nos on e
assurance of fairer treatment for cot,
Canadianexporters.
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Canadiaiig exporters could stillbe'
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penalized in -the United -States: as a l urea zna
result ; of Canadian policies"and have- the same access
programs to promote indastrial and" pesticides as
development, • K regional, which e� i�un'
reduce is
is ariti'es, and manage,, our, importedpr� �
_ -nat, the. re solutioir . = The agreeMent ntc
says •cOnnnni t - e has $
Tits _resonate!! -also_ says .., . men to e'I airxno
Ment ttni l � . S�:
--eTnbate,• tariffs supultaneau ram
-•ti"both- �eouiitries despite thee fact.
that Canadian tariffs start" -;a Inot:u
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dei ;art
cif
rowers,
Undercut safeguards wh have< . i od- deal r our �1P ea t
ensured the e7�St nCe of a • �� ProckOre
e isur di auto a dynamic Mor for ourthicken, n egg,.tur
try, and reduce a
Canada's ability to attract offshore. :Against -these losses, you have to
autoindusiry investment. 4
-�stark, up -the small ga�s:whtclrour
Threaten the existence of = beef and pork.producers could
significant sectors of the.agriculture receive because of the agreement to
and food processing industries. = exempt .each, other from the
The resolution was approved'qua-!°
• in. titative: restrictions under each
the legislat a by a 79-26 vote. . of er's-meat h iport law..
AGRICULTURE LOSES - you stack these small
gains
Ontario fruit.. and vegetable up against g against. larger losses in
growers can expect prices to dr b
aboutiope*r� cent under theproposed�y �: *' - cae-and, other areas, I tlnnk..,
free trtoper n t, you can see why I -.as minister of
en agricultureand-food, am opposed to
That was one of the- points which I this tradedeal.
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DeerEditei
The 2 Sunday: shopping .-question
n
raises many'concerns, . ,hicluding
that should, Sunday became as; ;y
other day, family togetherness
would indeed a adv, rseiy affects;
while store employ ,who oppose
the: accepted day of rest being part
of the work week, would be,expecte d
to perform their regular duties .then
as well
While, there may - likewise be.
further f*gical reasons foropposing
Sunday shopping, more fervent
Objections sea my part are those -
based on religious grounds among
which would be-iat such is against
that taught ia,the Bible, -and also the
fact that tie new devoted to
religious worship and church at-
tendance would still be further
With the entir' sstte.of whether or
notta mit
Sunday shtaopo qY
.�
I b-�rsutinPe<irMlliidt�l
municipalities decide, It
ve , `, I ii it 41fference and
sem.
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a Christian sense to society at large.
Their stock argument has-been that
they must mt. become involved in
things political.
The Sunday shopping . debate by
munlelpal a councils across the
provinee is not merely another
political issue, it is a Christian moral
oneas well. .
If even the Protestant and Roman
Catholic clergy artist speak out and
take a tangible .public stand, it is
surely on the question of open
shopping on Sundays, the im-
plementation of which flagrantly
strikes out at one of the very fea
denons of the bible, the teachings of
which -the churcires are required to
,uphold and protect.
The same `Bible- asks that we be
fearless in our endeavours to $up
port its edicts, omission in whit we
all too fr tiv'efo wanting.
However, if the church clergy and
church-- leaders' themselves are
fearftd tri- coming fo ward% s _ ,
ort
such basic, pertinent and far
reaching Biblical teachMgsl
giving needed direction when-
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