Times-Advocate, 1981-02-18, Page 23The readers write
Concerned over KKK
Dear Editor:
With disgust and a feeling
of doom, I heard the news
about the possibility of the
Klu Klux Klan establishing a
military camp in south
western Ontario.
Despite the fact that we
live in a democratic society
this is stepping out of the
boundaries of democracy
and making a mockery of
our freedom and individual
rights. It is also difficult to
believe that there isn't a law
in our so-called "judicial
system" that can com-
pletely eliminate this type of
propaganda and prejudice.
Unfortunately a major
part of our population are
Anglo-Saxon and they will be
sitting in the safety of their
homes with a conceived and
fantastical idea that they are'
protected by divine right
from this type of insidious
activities.
I feel it is of utmost im-
portance to take a stand by
1) make the media aware of
the implications of this kind
of unjust activity. You may
feel separeted and protected
but this smacks of Nazi
Germany.
If we allow this to happen
other radical and
prejudiced groups will settle
in and there will begroups
Saintsbury
singer in
choir trip
Sy MRS. HEBER DAVIS
Miss Marylou Tindall
accompanied the Medway
choir to Toronto for choir
competitions, Saturday. The
choir placed second in two
diiisions.
Church service was held at
the home of Mrs. H.F. Davis
the to furnace problems at
the church. Mrs. Ron Carroll
read the Gospel lesson.
Rev. Smith spoke on
rmning the race of life and
stressed the need for a goal.
Ile conducted Holy Com-
munion service and led on
the guitar for the singing of
the hymns.
Mrs. Raymond Greenlee
Exeter,Mrs.H.F. Davis were
guests with Mr. & Mrs. Earl
Greenlee for several days
this past week.
Mrs. & Mrs. Bob Tindall
visited Mr. & Mrs. Howard
Clarke, Shipka recently.
formed for the sole reason to
eliminate other minorities
such as homosexuals, Jews,
Indians • the list is endless.
Perhaps you feel this is an
extreme exaggeration but
the Jews in Nazi Germany
felt protected and un-
believing from theatrocities
performed on fellow Jew and
which resulted in a mass
extermination. To perhaps
think of these atrocities (a
race war) happening again
leavesmesickand falteringin
my faith inhuman goodness.
You can sit back and not
invest any thought in the
implications of what the
KKK represents or you can
invest some time and do
something constructive.
Write your local members
of parliament (provincial
and federal) and express
your concern because we do
live in a democratic society
and public opinion is a strong
influence in the governments
decisions.
Please think seriously of
the implications and do
something constructive or sit
back in your cocoon of
imaginary safety while
military strategies are
perhaps being performed in
your backyard.
With concern
Laurie Swan.
List top .players
at Centralia cards
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
MacDonald and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Dickins were in
charge of the euchre party at
the Community Centre
Monday night with 13 tables
in play.
Winners were: lady's high,
Mrs. Viola Atkinson; lone
hands, Mrs. Bob Blair; low,
Mrs. Otto Darling; men's
high, Albert Smith; lone
hands, Charles Rollings;
low, Andy Thompson; lucky
cup, Mrs. Otto Darling.
Sunday service
"The Church's claim' on
You" was the subject chosen
by Mr. Peter Snell for his
sermon in the United Church
Sunday morning.
We owe the church the
honesty of our beliefs. We
should live, act, and be the
kind of person God would
want us to be. We should
work hard to understand
God's love for us and through
Bible reading discover that
the power of prayer is a daily
and spiritual hygiene that we
must practise.
The church has a claim on
our loyalty through worship,
giving of our time, talents
and possessions. "If we live
in the spirit, also walk in the
spirit".
Mr. Snell not only
ministers in message,
leaving us with plenty of food
for thought, but ministers in
music by singintg to his own
guitar accompaniment.
The committee respon-
sible for supply ministers
from Sunday to Sunday met
DON'S FOOD
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Hensall
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at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Essery Monday
evening of last week to make
plans for upcoming Sundays.
Among the speakers are Mr.
Peter Snell, London, Mr.
Arch Andrew, Bayfield,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Fraser, London, Mrs. Eric
Luther, Hensall and Mrs.
John Beaton, London. The
last Sunday in April will be a
Musical Sunday with the two
congregations participating.
Personals
Mrs. Fred Cunnington was
a Sunday evening dinner
guest at the home of her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Cun-
nington and family, Thames
Road.
Senior citizens enjoyed an
afternoon of crokinole and
cards followed by lunch in
the Community Centre,
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Deschamps and family of
Woodslee were Sunday
visitors with Mrs.
Deschamps' parents Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hicks,
Woodham
man gets
promotion
By MISS JEAN COPELAND
Captain Peter Garten-
burg. 31 formerly of
Woodham, has been
promoted to major. ,
Peter. a 1971 graduate of
the Royal Military College in
Kingston. also received his
masters of Aero–Space
engineering degree from the
University of Toronto in
1978.
Peter is presently
employed at AETE (Aero -
Space Engineering Testing
Establishment) RCAF base,
Cold Lake. Alberta.
His previous military ser-
vice include posts in
Greenwood NS a position
with long range patrol air-
craft - ARGUS., and the
Maritime Air Command in
Halifax. N.S
Mr. and Mrs. Cedric
Wheeler of Brownsburg,
Quebec spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. George
Wheeler. They all visited
with Rev. John Wheeler at
Mount Forest on Friday.
Mrs. Kathy Little and P.J.
of St. Marys visited Satur-
day with Jean Copeland.
The United Church con-
gregation joined with
Kirkton and the Anglican
Church on Sunday at the
Community Centre. The ser-
vice was held in connection
with the Winter Carnival.
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