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Noble'ILwi6b and:Nichols' Nolo'
JULY 12TH.. . .
Apparently.this.is a very spec-
:ial day for many people. To
judge' from accounts in the news -
pager. and •on TV, the Orange,
Order is not . as .near extinction as
•sante would like it to be'. •
The year was 1690, 280. years.
ago w _ en 1 Ilam of Orange
gained victory in battle because:
the .leader of the opposing, forces
:fled for his life. According to •
the Encyclopaedia it was consid-
ered a victory for the Protestant
cause; With all the circumstan-
ces of the .day it is not hard to,
understand why the Protestants,.
and' Catholics hated each. other..
Besides being°the •aftermath of a•n
unpleasant religious situation it '
P $.
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was also a political problem. ' .
The Protestant orangemen were
the conservatives and the Catho-
lies were' the liberals. Looking •
.back if you can forget ,the .
•
tragedy and stupidity for' a mom-
ent it is an amusing point in hist.
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ory. The Protestants break away
from the rigid conservative Catho-
lics and yet politically the Catho
tics. are trying to break away from
the rigid conservative .Protestants:
One Hundred five years later the
Orange 'order was founded and July
12 was claimed as their
special day, just to remind the
Catholic's that they had been
soundly defeated and to maintain
the Protestant cause, Even • ,
though, resistance to Catholicism
seetns-to be the main reason for
the 'orders.existence it has: been '
said that ethical obligations .of
tnembership is high. Assuming
that the order• has undergone the`
usual evolution' of such an organ-
ization, what is its purpose or
reason for existence today? An '
order .established on the basis of
suspicion and hatred cannot be
ethical. in any sense of the term.
And. yet it is not inconceivable
that the order has taken on' some
valid and useful meaning for its
_members today. For ,urely.in. _
this the 20th century'Protestants
do not hate and suspect Catholics,
that much ,: unless of course you
happen to be_ani Irishman..--
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The suspicion is that the prob-.
leryears ago
- s no more relig-.
g-
.
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ious-than-ir-rs-notnr e•xc'eppt;that
some have chosen the -religious
banner around which to'orga,nize. • '!
their campaign. Mr...lap Paisley
is not, Christian and in his camp
aign` h.is only resembiance to
Icing liuitian seems to be his
_physic al_s ape.. kris,.phUosophy; so
closely parallels,'that of Hitler*,
thatall you .have to do with some
_2f_his:-:speeches ,. ista susbstitute
the word Jew where Paisley says
Catholic and it could: easily have
been, one of .Hitler's speeches.
In the final analysis, war seemed ••
the•only: solution to the proplem
:
of Hitler and history seems to be.
epe�tin'g.: itselfi It rs;tow.ihe -:--
Orangeworders credit:that •Paisley:.
did not consider .it militant '
enough.
One of the- sad::commentaries''
of :history is that some Consider :.
that they 'have to support ,the
Protest -an -t -..c -a -use -or th'e-C th-o ic--
cause of '1690 .or• any other date
This of course is only evidence •
that 'some are ,not 'capable of liv-
ing at peace and in the present
= elan-is-the-only'atri-Ma in-&x-isr- -
ence crazy enough to keep a: feud
alive long after evenits
original Causes have ceased to be
neva nt .
'Let's hope that the, Orange
parades of this year have some
thing ,more ''sig.nificant to. say to
the world'than that somea're•sti1l
.concerned about maintaining the
-Protestant cause.
OUVET
Mrs..: Melvin Colling'spent a
Hoflanders Visit
Van Osch Family
KINGSBRIDGE: NEWS
Mr. and. Mrs. Peter Van Ras '
and their son Rev., Father John
Ras, of Holland , are visiting Mrs."
Yam Ras's sister'and husband, Mr.
'and Mrs.,'Jack Van•Osch. • .
Stephen Penieh' of. Bothwell is.
visiting with -Mr. and •Mrs. John
Howard and family. '
. Jimmy van Osch ,: ten •year old
'son of'Mr.- and Mrs': 'Bill Van ' `
Oschwas admitted' to the
Wingham and. District Hospital an
Saturday. . ' •
N'olda Miltenburg is visiting
with,Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mari -
man and family Of London.. •
DESTROYED. BY FIRE
A- barn 40' x 60' owned:by Jim
Martin was completely.destroyed
by. fire on Friday. The barn con-
tained some hay and; a threshing.
machine!, The Lucknow ' Fire
Brigade were called to the; scene:
Mrs,' Joe Garvey of Toronto:
Was a weekend visitdr.at the'Gar.
ve' residence,and attended the
. y
-Dak flTReunion-on-Sat-urday.'.
Mr, and. Mrs. Mike .Garvey
and boys of. Toronto, have 'been'
' holidaying here..
Mrs.. Blaise' Marin , Mr. and •
Mrs. Clarence Dohert ' Mr
Mrs. Jim'Martin and Miss•Agnes
iK'ng of Hamilton ,,, attended
the wedding of David King and
Jean Hamilton inucknow on Sat:
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Ted and Peter. Martin of .Hami-
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Blaise' Martin,:
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Frayne'were Alvin
Frayne. of. Woodstock; Mr, and
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Jack Gardner, Mrs. W. Gard- '.
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Mrs. Melvin Coiling. I
Mrs and Mrs.. Bill. Bennett and
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faily. rerurneft't:o-t:he-ir-tiome-i1 -
St. Cathar:ines.after spending two
weeks ,vacation at 'their cottage
here.
• Nancy McGuire is spending.
aweek .
Wendy Hamilton is on holidays.
this week in Toronto,, ,the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stacey
and girls. .
Sharon Coi,ii:ng, spent 'T`hursday.
with her parents here , returning .
to her work at ;Wasaga, Ueaeh on,
Priday -
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