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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Television Views
by William Whiting
Extraordinary coverage of
an extraordinary event de-
s c r i b e s television's role in
Pope Paul VI's historic peace
mission to the United Nations.
The color and drama of the
Pontiff's visit, the first time a
reigning Pope has been to this
continent, continued late into
the night .and through the
Pope's departure for Rome.
This event was truly a great
television achievement. All
commentators, including Bish-
op Sheen, were great.
d: * *
A recent "Convoy" story dealt
with a chief officer who fell
in love with a British Admiral-
ty office worker during a spe-
cial mission to London. The
plot sank and it took 60 long
minutes, too. Good-bye, Con-
voy!
We watched Bob Hope's first
variety show of the season. He
opened the show by stating he
was starting his 16th year in
TV and added "imagine being in
TV and funny for 15 years with-
out being in politics". Other
highlights we remember went
something like this: "Run For
Your Life" is about a pedes-
trian. Ronald Reagan is run-
ning for governor of California.
That stands to reason, He's
had five years on Death Valley
Days".
Speaking about the success of
the Beatles, Hope said, "The
Beatles promise if we let them
do one more tour in this coup.
try, the war in Viet Nam is on
JESUS CHRIST IS LORD!
Since the Church of England is studying the practice of
believers' baptism, it is timely to think seriously about it.
The Anabaptist churches practiced believers' baptism, not
so much to oppose infant baptism, but rather to encourage
those baptized to take up the life of serious discipleship.
Baptism was a time of life commitment to Jesus Christ.
The Word says: "Believe and be baptized • and thou shalt
be saved", We therefore baptize only those who can
believe.
For further communication on this subject write to box
ME, the Zurich Citizens News.
THE MENNONITE EVANGELISM COMMITTEE
STUTT BROS.
25th Anniversary Sale
40 HEAD
REGISTERED HEREFORDS
at the farm, 2Y miles north and east of Forest, Ontario, on
Wednesday, October 20, 1965
AT 2 P.M., D.S.T.
OFFERING —17 Bulls. Most of these are performance
tested and are eligible for the government grant of
20%. Twelve are sired by Silver Return 914; he was
bred by Jack Turner, of Boerne, Texas, U.S.A. Bal-
ance of the bulls are sired by Jarvis Battle Mischief
37P; he was bred by Jarvis Hereford Farms, Jarvis,
Ontario.
Twenty-three bred Heifers. Fifteen are sired by Silver
Return 914 and eight are by Jarvis Battle Mischief 37P.
These heifers are carrying the service of 914 and 37P.
— CATALOGUE UPON REQUEST —
W. S. O'NEIL, Auctioneer
Letters
(Continued from Page 1)
of his proximity, you should
consider whether or not his
party and its leaders will be
able to lead us into the face of
the scientific revolution. You
should •compare the records of
our last two federal Prime Min-
isters with the record of Tom-
my Douglas, as Prime Minister
of Saskatchewan for 20 years,
You should carefully examine
the programs of the three par-
ties, And you should consider
which of the local candidates
will contribute most to parlia-
ment and the constituency.
It is my conviction that if
you took the effort to do these
things, you oould not avoid
strongly supporting Mr. Carl
Hemingway. If he is elected
Huron riding will have for the
first time a member who is
free to vote in the best inter-
ests of the riding instead of
voting as the party whip .com-
mands him in his efforts to win
at the 19th century parliament-
ary game. If he is elected Hur-
on will be represented by a
man who was on the federal
committee of farmers who
drafted the NDP farm program.
Mr. McKinley has a farm pro-
gram. He is in favour of lower
interest rates on farm loans,
and of special help to young
farmers. This is typical Con-
servative reasoning of the "cov-
er the sore so nobody'll notice
it's cancer" type to which Mr.
Diefenbaker has accustomed us.
We do need lower farm in-
terest rates, it is true. But I
think we need an MP who,
while providing lower interest
rates as a temporary measure,
will then get to work on the
real problem: the reasons that
farmers can get only 3% re-
turn on capital investment and
need lower interest rates in the
first place. The NDP won't
just cover the sore. it will cure
EMMANUEL EVANGELICAL
United Brethren
Church
ZURICH
Rev. M. Shatto, B.A., B.D.,
Minister
Mrs. Milton Oesch, Organist
SUNDAY,
10:00 a.m.—Worship Service,
11.00 a.m.--Church School.
You Are Welcome
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the disease. Mr. Hemingway
will work to eliminate monop-
oly control over prices of fer-
tilizers, weed sprays, etc. His
party is pledged to readjust
education taxes to remove the
inequitable burden they place
on farmland owners.
And, most important, he will
work to give government assis-
tance to the small farmer in his
efforts to get control over the
process by which his products
jump in price many times be-
fore they reach the consumer.
As automation increases the
i
small farmer everywhere will
be wiped out if this isn't done;
and all the low interest rates
in the world won't help him.
I could go on, but I would
prefer that you and all the
voters in this riding investigate
the New Democartic Party plat-
form for yourselves before en-
dorsing other candidates, Per-
haps if Mr, McKinley did so,
he might pick up some ideas
which would give people more
reason to vote for him than the
irrelevant fact that he is a
"local boy".
Sincerely yours,
Drew G, Blackwell,
Zurich, Ontario.
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JESUS CHRIST IS LORD
JESUS CHRIST EST SEIGNEUR
Pastor: Orval M. Jantzi
SUNDAY,
10:00 a.m.--Sunday School.
11:00 a.m.—.Worship Service.
YOU A1tE WELCOME!
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THURSDAY, ,OCTOBER 14, 1965
St. Peter's
Lutheran Church
Rev. A. C. Blackwell, B.A., B.I.
Pastor
Mrs. Audrey Haberer, Organist
SUNDAY,
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a,m.—Worship Service
You Are Welcome
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