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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1968-06-13, Page 10Ot4 11XPOSITOR, SEAPORTH, ONT., JUNE 13;1960 Oentralia College of Agricultural Technology Two-year diploma courses are offered in Agricul- ture and Home Economics at the new Centralia College of Agricultural Technology. Classes witl• commence in September, 1%8. Ling accommo- dation is provided on campus. Applicants with Grade XII 'standinj. or the equi- valent in training and experience, are invited to contact the Principal, Centralia College of Agri- cultural Technal..:gy, Fidron Park, OntariJ. ONTARIO 'PROVINCE OF OPPORTUNITY WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS: Dia! 527-0240 MAIT EDGAR REMINDS YOU Advande Polls Are open Sat:, June 15 and Mon., June 17, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and are located IN EXETER TOWN HALL IN SEAFORTH BOY SCOUT HALL IN CLINTON TOWN HALL ° IN WINGHAM TOWN HALL ' IN OFFICE OF H. SHORE, GODERICH This information courtesy o MAIT EDGAR' LIBERAL / TRUDEAU / HURON who suggests you contact your nearest Edgar-Trudeau Committee Room SEAFORTH — PHONE 527-0611 'CLINTON — PHONE 482-7729 GODERICH,— PHONE 524-6191 WINGHAM — PHONE 357-1412 , EXETER — PHONE 235-1302 (Published by Huron Liberal Association) • ,141454,0.• /,•••• , • • • ,44.•,• • 1••••;" -4,/,•%; /tV1ENM 111; Father's Day june 16 th 95•0C News of the Week Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ander- son, Sr., of Mount Pleasant were Tuesday guests, with Mrs. Arthur Hopkin. Ws. Ray Mins of St. WM is spending a tew days with Misses Blanche and Rhea Mills. Mrs. Jess -Ja,ques., Miss Ada Hopkins, Mrs, Arnold liern and Mrs. Arthur Hopkins and Miss Norma Htern, R. N. of London visited on Friday afternoon with Mrs. Harvey Squire of Kirkbont and helped celebrate her 85th birthday. Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean visited on Sunday with Mr. and 11.1rs. Murray May, Sharileen and Richard of Bron. Mr. and Mrs. George Webber of Warren, Mich. visited during the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webber. Miss Joan Ross of Kirkton visited Friday evening with .CYna, ud Deanna Oepeland, Mr. and Ws. Jack Cooke of Thamesford visited Saturday evening with Mr. 4taid Mas )Geo. Wheeler and David and Mn and le's. Olena. DePeland and girls. Mr: and Mrs. Lawrence Beck- ett, Jacqueline and Geraldine were guests on Saturday at the Holliday — Nickel wedding at Browns Corners. Mr. and Mps, Nelson Morphy and Richard of Hyde Park vis- ited on Thursday evening with Mrs. M. Copeland and Jean. Mr, Joe IVIazzei, of Winnipeg visited for a few days with his sister, MTS. Fred Parkiuson, Fred and girls. • Mr, and Mrs. Ross Mills of Cookaville and Mrs. Ralph Bull a Port Credit visited on Sun- day with Misses Blanche and THIS WEEK AND NEXT by Ray Argyle The acts of assassins and would-be assassins are invari- ably the acts of lonely, demen- ted men. But the now common- place attacks on the lives of American leaders must be con- sidered as honaething more than individual, private insanities. The whole of American so- ciety mest bear _responsibility for the events i of Los Angeles, of Memphis and of Dallas. These three events in - five years, plus thousands of indivi- dual actS of political violence, ranging from murders of civil rights wcirkers to the bombing deaths of little colored girls as they prayed in church in the South, write a stark final chap,. ter to sanity in the political life of the United States. For the United States in the 1960s — that decade which beckoned so brightly with the promige of a New Frontier — has become a cauldron of hat- red, violence and division. • " The great republic of the United States, conceived in lib- erty and dedicated to the per - suit of happiness, has rekhed a watershed in it 192 -year his- tory. Its Citizenry is gripped in the vice of a brutal racism which denies the privileges of demo- cracy to 20 -million of it people. Its legislators, blinded by the petty, poor worth of a back- woods vote, permits the virtual- ly uncontrolled traffic in ,guns which has now sent a bullet singing into the brain of an- other Kennedy. The values for which the Am- erican nation has so long stood have always been admired by Canadians. This is no longer the case. We must continue to share this world with America. But we. can no longer share our heart with her. Canada's Prime Minister com- mented last week that the Am- erican empire was collapsing, just as the European empire had collapsed at the end of -the last war. The United States is certainly 'collapsing in the: sense that events within its borders. have deprived it of any claim it. may have had to moral leadership in the world. Of course, millions of Ameri- cans are innocent of the dark events written. above. But be- cause the United States has claimed to be a responsible de- mocracy, they must accept their share of guilt. , • The time has come, in fact, when it should be clearly sta- ted that the whole of the Uni- ted States bears a common guilt for what has happened to its colored minority, for what has happened in southeast Asia, and for what has happened to John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King and Robert F. Kennedy. Could these dastardly events be a sign of what is to happen • to human civilization? Are peo- ple so uncaring, so blind that they Will continue to stand idly by as minorities are persecuted, as television becomes ever more dedicated to violence, as the rings of hate tighten society in their grip, to eventually choke off whatever sanity remains? - _Canadians are fortunate they Hire in a tranquil society, where private citizens and public lead- ers alike, can pursue their lives reasonably assured that they will not be struck down by a bullet. What now will happen to the gun control bill, a law on which the U.S. Congress. caved in to the gun manufacturers and re- fused to pass? Or the rat con- trol bill, which the legislators laughed out of Congress oblivi- ous to the fact that ghetto resi- dents beat rodents back from the cribs of their sleeping Chil- dren every night of their lives? America is a sick society. Canadians must be prepared to go their own way from this day forward. NOTICE Prompt watch repair service during our sell out sale.. SAVAUGE- JEWELLERS (Opposite Post Office) SEAFORTH BURNS CLEANER NO SMOKE, NO ODOUR HEATING OIL. Walden & Broadfoot Phone 527-1224 — Seaforth • For Complete, INSURANCE' on your HOME, BUSINESS, FARM, CAR, ACCIDENT, LIABILITY OR LIFE SEE JOHN A. CARDNO hipurance Agency Phone 527-0490 : &Worth Meet Directly Opposite Seaforth Motors lisfat-tio-rt-,EF1 IHHVE .111M A FIRST QUALITY RELAXER E CHAIR THAT WILL PUT HIM TO LEEP. SPECIALLY PRICED FOR RATHER'S DAY Copit IN AND CHOOSE YOURS EARLY MOM YOUR RELIABLE LOCAL DEALER. Gingerich's Ltd. .Purniture, and Apphaeoes 50 Var1014,11 Other OfFTS for FATHER W 111i . 09 Rhea MIAS and 11,1s0 ealleil at the hospital to see *ea* father, Mr. Edgar Mills who la a pa- tient there. The United. Church, Women enjoyed an outing on Monday evening and took in the play, "Romeo and Juliet" at the Stratford' Festival Theatre. Messr,s George Wheeler, Ginn Copeland, Leonard Thacker, Marvin Hartwiek and Ken Par- kinson enjoyed the bus trip on Saturday sponsored by Perth County Holstein Fresian As- sociation. Messengers The. Messengers group met in the basement of the church on Sunday morning during the church service. The theme of the meeting was"Love is pa, tient, Love Forgives". The Mes- sengers motto was cited. Larry Rundle gave an accordion num- . her. The chapter on the study book was given by Debbie Jaques, Mary Lou Thema:non. read the scripture Lessen and Karen Imsleor ledi in prayer. The roll call was answered by 14 members on the name of their pet. _ 44711). 'Mg xiogt noptio.0 NOit he. held! ca junc Measenocrs PrgYAr. WAS, repented Audi he intnhero ..endwe4 ing.Kng Grafts Whieht we .X.apanese fish kites, ianterino axviL UT. William DiekeY took our rabbits to. the Lanibton sex rabbit show held in Arktmia on Saturday, he was stieCessfUl in taking two firsts, two sec- onds and a championship. Northside Unit 3 The June meeting of unit three Northside United Church took the form of a pot -luck sup - pep and was held at the home of Mrs. Luella Christie. 'Follow- ing a short business meeting the second part of the meeting was opened by Mrs. Cliff Broad - foot who also introduced our guest speaker for the evening, Mrs. Gordon MeKenzie and she choose as her topic "Vacation". Mrs. Dunlop read the scripture lesson and- closed the meeting with prayer. . SAVE on this - ROCKER -RECLINER CHAIR (regular value $139.95) when you switch to FORMULA5GASOLINES or DIESEL -FUEL SEAFORTH FARMERS - Phone 527-0770 WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS:Dial 527-0240 Read the Advertisements — It';8 a Profitable Pastime! Huron Electors If It's CTION You Want "BOB" cKINLEY Is Your Man For the past 21/4 years "Bob" McKinley has capably represented the constituents of Huron in Ottawa. He has worked full-time on your behalf. As a Farmer . . — "Bob" McKinley will fight for increased wheat 'sales. — "Bob" McKinley supports the plan for an 'Eastern Bureau of Agriculture" — "Bob" McKinley will fight for updating of the Farm IrnOove- inent Loans Act. KEEP A STRONG VOICE IN OTTAWA FOR HURON FARMERS As a 'ausinesmart . "Bob" McKinley will fighi. trO\cut out wasteful spending — "Bob" McKinley will fight to reduce the rate of inflatiOn "Bob" McKinley,as a member of the Labour Committee, works continuously for the'working man. -FOR SINCERE, FULL-TIME REPRESENTATION ON JUNE 25, RE-ELECT McKINLEY, ROBERT ix PLAN TO ATTEND THE Mammoth Chicken Barbecue AT — Goderich Agricultural Park - Guest Speaker: HON. W. A..STEWART Ontario' Minister of Agriculture and PoOd, JOIE 17' MONDAY 6 P.M. TO 8 P.M. TICKETS AVAILABLE At All Committee Rooms or from Poll Chairman At $1.00 Each Also available at the Park Published. by the Huron Progriissive Conservative Association)