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THIS WEEK
AND. NEXT
by Ray Argyle
A OENsEL,FES ARGUMENT
Parliament can be a drag
sometimes and Perhaps this is
why some MPs leap so readily
on whatever juicy tidbit which
comes along to :distract the
Reuse of Commons from the
business 0 .the eountrY.
COX one be blamed. ,tii.,
reaching this conclusion after
The latest Performance. in the
House over CBC,,,TV slioW0.-.7.,,
OthetWiSe 4sPonsib10. Pali
itrii,eritarlitus Who called 1°.1..So
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• ratherCiiiituaitetit of qiiiiireti
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somexlie %alti4t, even seen tile.,
rikograint b Vil'ultdb orKant
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WATCHES — GIFTS — DIAMONDS
SEAFORTH
(Opposite Post, Office)
Sniiall contribution by charging
the CDC With abfising Its editor
rial freedom by purveying
"garbage".
Erie Winkler of Grey -Bruce
•said he hadn't seen the showk
but that the time had come that
"the Canadian taxpayer need
no longer pay for this sort of
trash."
And Mr. Dieferibaker, who
always manages" to mike thinks
satin :worse than Aliey are
ailed for the Goverilment 4o
Itiok into the poisibility Of 1r.
ing crintinal, charges against
tliOse ^rehionsible- W:4 this
"Iewdness-•andqiiirndgiliPhy."71;
;t has been evident pr some
ttiitei now that this eountry's
political leadership does n t
tepresent the ,views • of most
Canadians. r '
• At the same time, one cannht,
but PP4eCt'l 'Pp.* vgiidern
those eanitalans who in a tithe
ef shifting moral standards, atv
^ *Orli& ° oVer what
they regard as a general break-
down in public morality.
• Huron County Junior Farmers
net tecentiy in the -agriculter-
al heard roOrna, •Olinten.
President g,404 -rt Fothering-
ham reported that the .Pens
which_ were left 'Over from the
Plowing Match were selling fav-
orably.
There will be a County bowl-
ing tournament on Pec, g7,at
Clinton ,to pick a teem to Vp-
Vesent the eounty,'•0t,;.'Ci.ftelOh.
Murray Roover reported thdtla.
Curling bonspiel will be held
As to 1.90
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The . sthry �f
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'irliiiiIttilathrr
ii .001 `F g
**hititl.stOacits slightly of moral
h6004°0"'''," -frF.,- i-TIi
esgad_ti,
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lieve, shred by*daffefid.i
Why elk does Oiniada ii -
thine to Cling to one- of °*ie
world'cruelest diVeree lav?
Why then do --,we every. year
Condemn thousands of Cana-
dian women ill, illegal abor-
tions? Why are there no laws
setting out ,safety standards in
auto manufacturing?
r§ it not time that Canadians
told their lawmakers: Get with
it — your facadeof upright
morality only cloaks a mean-
ness and -an immorality that be-
longs to a less civilized age?
ontinue
en Sales
on Jen. t.
• county .organiaation Ins
•plone4 its Annual Fun Night
end Meeting to be held. in Bel -
grave on Feb. 3, Local•-presi,
dents are asked to have the
names of heir -196? executive
,into the agricultural office by
/Tan, 21.
•A, committee coninsting, of
Shirley . Jacques --and George
‘Vovonsend was set up to re-
ceive entries for be design of
Tile on -,.County
ier FainersT ^!'
tilga. "ft 0 rswOater. e.
0--0 pit re litb 100: g
dsIthbr Wt. '74.7ijee.
svatr Ehttliia""frditrillrin
bers throughout the county are
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Pii4i1
•But Parliamentarians who sit
in an assembly which a few
months ago engaged in cheap
snickering over the Gerda Mun-
singer episode, hardly qualify
as defenders of 'Canadian vir-
tue.
,The main difference, it seems
to me, in tile moralityof the
1960s and of gay, the 1930s is to
be found in honesty and not be-
havior. It would appear behav-
ior has changed very little, but
people are today much more
honest about their behavior.
This explanation will never
of course satisfy those wha re-
gard sex ar dirty. To them, all
public discussion of sex must
also be 'dirty. Or garbage? Or
trash? Or lewd, and pornogra-
phic?
The lame -duck president of
the CBC, Alphonse Quimet ,(he
_will_.shartly._ retire) the.
showing of the sex film was a
mistake. "Sunday" producer
Daryl Duke says his • program is'
in "stronger and better shape
than Thad dared hope."
In a way, "Suridayr is just
what the country — and the
CBC — deserves for having
gotten.rid of Seven Days, a li-
terate and exciting public af-
fairs show which may never
again be matched for incisive
fact-finding and investigative
repotting. _
As a successor to Seven Days,
"Sunday" has thus been disap-
pointing in its coverage of Can-
adian news. As an example, the
program before the onefeatur-
ing the sex film didn't
have a single good Canadian
news story. There was an insi
pid interview with the former
Marina Oswald, a stupid con-
versation with the acquitted
Cleveland doctor, Sam Shep-
pard, and a second-hand film on
mental therapy from a Los An-
s.
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k; Mr. ad4Ur& ftoEfkgOtriallad
RUTTY .with Mrs. Mary Malcolm
oSunditY-°:° -
, end Mrs: Charles Hunter
IMAM Mr. and Mrs.' Rupert
Keys and „Le Ron Grand Bend,
Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley • Dalton
and Jerry, .Mitchell were Sun-
day guests Of M. andiMrs. Herb
Britton and Ken.
Miss. Gayle Lannin, London,
Miss Nancy Lannin, Woodstock,
Mr. Keith Malcolm, London,,
were all home for the weekend
• with their parents.
Several from Zion attended
the ham and egg supper at
Staffa last Monday evening.
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NOTICE'
Our year end has been
changed .from JULY. 31st
to, DECEMBER 30th
e would appreciate all
bills lbeing:pjaid on or
before this date
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fill the DOSition, of pr,ess renor,
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;Joanne Alton • lea.ving,the Coun-
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Papple, Was nettled to .assist 1.)Qt-
aid Young on the -drama testi?
vai corarnittee- .
Don McKercher urged , mom-
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