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Canadian Women's Army
Corps.
For a complete reunion
brochure write to: C.W.A.C.
Veterans reunion chairman,
Mrs. Shirley Wood
Heesaker, 201 Niagara
Street, Toronto, Ontario,
M5V 1C9. Telephones - 781-
2872, 781-3821, and 488-4027.
Mrs. ShiiF1W.00d Heesaker
Abortion
not right -
Dear Editor:
Much has been said and
written about abortion. The
Pro Life groups discuss it
from the sympathy stand-
point. But no one approaches
the problem from a right or
wrong angle..
Much of it is done as a
cover-up for sin. tike King
David, adultery is the first
sin and to cover that up,
murder. This, tinder Hebrew
law, earned the death penal-
ty. David broke three of the
Ten Commandments, the
tenth, the seventh and the
sixth in that order.
The fact that the law
allows abortion does not
make it righteous. Maybe
it's the statement, '`I'm not
under the law, I'm under
grace," that makes people
think they can do as they
ETTERS
like. But the grace of God
enables men to keep the law.
It does not enable us to sin.
We 'do that on our own. I
wonder how many mothers
will be like Lady MacBeth
who, though she continually
washed her hands, could not
get the blood off them.
And what makes doctors
do it? Money, of course.
More money.
Wneed to remember we
shall stand before the judge -
.anent seat to answer for the
deeds done m the body.
The dividing of the sheep
from the goats was on the
basis of whether they had fed
or clothed or ministered .to
those in need.
"Inasmuch as ye did it (or
did it not) unto the least of
these ye did it (or did it not)
unto me." (Matthew 25: 31-
46).
Mrs. W. A. Hoy
Council to alleviate
flooding of streets
Town council will proceed
with remedial measures this
fall to alleviate flooding in
the Mary, Jone and Hincks
Streets area.
Council' endorsed bylaw 45
Monday calling for an ex-
penditure of $100,000 to
relieve the problem of
flooding in the area. The
work will be carried out in
the fall of 1982 and $50,000 of
the amount will come from.
the town's 1983 budget and
the remainder, will be sup-
plied by the Ministry of
Transportation and Com-
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The work will include a
storm sewer on 'Blake Street
from Bayfield Road to
Hincks Street, a second
sewer on Hincks Street from
Blake to Jones Street and a
third sewer on Walnut Street
from Maude to. Mary Street.
The total .cost of the
project is estimated at
$300,000. but only a third of
the work will be done this
year and the cost will be
claimed from the 1983 roads
program.
The Morris dancers were in town last week to perform a number of Old English dances. The
group performed on The Square and at the Park House while they were in town.(photo by
Kris Svela)
Board banquet .postponed
By Stephanie Levesque
DUBLIN - There will be
no board -staff banquet this
year for the Huron -Perth
Separate School system.
By a vote of 8 to 5, the
motion to have the banquet
postponed for one year was
carried. One trustee was
absent and chairman John
O'Leary left the chair to
vote.
Trustees voting against
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the motion, said the banquet
is invaluable to board -staff
relations. Trustee Vincent
Young also pointed out
money had been set aside in
the 1982 budget for the
banquet. Trustee Ron Marcy
said the banquet has always
cost under $3,000.
"The only thing that
bothers me is the recognition
of, employees' years of
service. They are recognized
in front of their peers, the
way they should be," said
Trustee Ronald Murray.
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