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Voting on the petition to the Governor General
requesting the revocation of the Order in Council.
which brought into force Part H of the Canada
Temperance Act in the County ,of Huron.
1.
(Allow yourself 10 points for each answer)
Much propaganda against the Canada Temperance Act is grossly misleading—in
effect a hoped-for subtle brain-washing.
TRUE 0 FALSE 0
2, The liquor interests are working in Huron because of those who hope to gain finan-
cially through the repeal of this act.
TRUE 0 FALSE 0
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VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
COUNTY OF HURON
VOTERS' LIST, 1959
Notice is hereby given that I
have complied with ,,section 9 of
the Voters' List Act, 1951, and that
I have posted up at my office at
Brussels, Ont. on the 31st day
of October, 1959, the lists of all
Persons entitled to vote in the said
municipality at municipal elections
and that such list remains there for
inspection.
And I hereby call upon all voters
to ha,ve any errors or ommissions
corrected according to law.
Win. IL King, Cleric.
Published by
r; Citizertshi Huron Citizens Legal Control Committee JOHN E. IHNKINS, Chairman
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4. Actual experience shows requests to the Clergy for home visitation, because of the
ravages of over-indulgence in intoxicants, to be up to thirty times greater in areas
not under the C.T.A.„ compared to Huron where its protection is enjoyed.
TRUE 0 FALSE 0
5. Tax revenues from the sale of intoxicants are wholly inadequate to offset the ever-
increasing costs of public welfare institutions and agencies made necessary because
of excessive indulgence in these beverages,
TRUE 0 FALSE 0
6, Huron has enjoyed an extent of immunity from the devastation of the liquor traffic
unknown in counties not favored by the protection of the C.T.A.
TRUE 0 FALSE 0
7. The bootlegger flourishes through the illegal sale of intoxicants. Sales to minors
are one of his sources of revenue. The daily news in the past few years shows that
areas other than Huron have had far more difficulty controlling their problem than
this county.
TRUE 0 FALSE 0
8. The sale of intoxicating beverages in Quebec operates with a minimum of control.
The percentage of financial failures in Quebec is far greater than in Ontario, The
records of Huron for financial stability is enviable. It naturally follows that money
not spent for intoxicants is available for more useful purposes. The home benefits,
so does the average merchant,
TRUE 0 FALSE 0
9. While Canadians generously support many good causes organized for the uplift of
mankind j they allow minority, interested chiefly in monetary gain, to pull the wool
over their eyes in regard to the degrading, health-smashing, soul-searing effects
of the excess use of alcoholic beverages. At the same time as we have watched
Social drinking, apparently clothed with respectability, we have seen those who
could not handle it headed for and arriving at self-destruction,
TRUE 0 FALSE 0
10, Loaded firearms, potential killers, are treated with great respect Loaded bottles
of beverage alcohol, more powerfullydamaging than firearms, have proven their
potentiality as killers through their involvement in hundreds of fatal accidents
reported in the daily press, The curses arising out of the excessive use of alcoholic
beverages are more urgently in need of solution than are ninny of the causes gen-
erously supported in national appeals, Just as no, one would think of trying to
remove the danger of loaded firearms by placing them within ready reach. of all
and sundry, So it naturally follows that Huron must keep the floodgates Closed by
retaining the Canada Temperance Act On November 30,
TRUE 0 FALSE 0
If your score is greater for True than False, yOU may consider your-
self adequately prepared to vote on the issue up for decision on NOverri,
bet 30. If the reverse is true, iKr6 respectfully suggest you need to do cone
personal'research into the facts,
VOTE AGAINST REVOCATION' —
11400•,,."4""r‘11•r (Published' by Huron dt.A. Committee)
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We knew Corvair's engine had to
go in the rear if we wanted a com-
pact car with big car ride, big car•
room, big car performance — and
maximum efficiency. And that
called for the most drastic revolu-
tion in auto design and manufac-
turing Canada has ever seen. What
does a rear engine mean to you as
driver or passenger?
MORE SPACE —The floor is virtually
fiat. The short "opposed six" engine
takes up less space, leaves more for
passengers.
FAR BETTER RIDE —Every wheel can
sop up a bump without affecting any
other. So the ride is far softer—and
the wheels cling to -the pavement
better.
GREATER TRACTION —Try a Corvair
on mud, or snow, you'll be astounded
by the difference in road-grip and
control.
A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
BETTER BRAKING — Corvair is de-
signed to put an almost equal brake
load on every wheel; the rear end
maintains solid, sure traction for
smooth, straightline stops in virtu-
ally any situation.
LESS NOISE, LESS HEAT — Engine
noise, heat, fumes are behind the
passengers; carried away by the wind
stream as you drive.
LESS MAINTENANCE —Corvair's air-
cooled engine never needs antifreeze,
never boils in the hottest weather. It
warms up quicker in cold weather, so
there's much less cold-start wear.
BETTER HANDLING—Corvair's "flat"
engine arid lower floor gets the centre
of gravity 'way down; it rides rock-
solid through the tightest turns. Steer-
ing is light as a feather, will never
need power assistance.
LESS NEEDLESS WEIGHT — Corvair's
power plant is mostly aluminum. .4ncr it's air-cooled — no need for a
radiator, water pump,..hoses or even
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the weight of the water itself. And
there's an added plus here; we de-
signed a gas-fired car heater* that
gives warmth almost instantly.
Engine, transmission, and rear axle
are all bolted together into one solid
power unit. We save literally hun-
dreds of pounds, and that makes a
whopping big difference in perform-
ance and in gasoline economy.
THE RIGHT ANSWER — It`took a
terrific amount of engineering and
Chevrolet's tremendous resources to
design, test and set up production on ,
a precedent-shattering car like Cor-
vair. But the first time you get behind
the wheel—you'll agreelt was worth
every penny and every hour!
*Optional at extra cost.
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BY CHEVROLET
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3. The Canada Temperance Act is a good Act and holds promise of being made bet-
ter by amendment through important political sponsorship. following its being
retained.
TRUE 0 FALSE 0