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L , ��,, , , ,�� -, �� -, , �"^"""'. - , � - I ,�. , . , . � 11 I Vr t . , . -11 . am%, � " ! , .�., , t 19111111� ". 0 N� N I , r- 1�1.1 � - 11 - , A& *A^ I - , - s ro V I 'Mo gas Sgr � I � I , d-, r T 00MY S C "t" . `-4i,�� , - "' � ,�,:. __ _ j�, 4 j..j.�:_, *: , .1,11;1JX -.1...1-11. - t1i, -� . I V, -s "I,.",'. Aioir t C Nilftw, I .. .. 1. J. ., I � , . �. . I ,;�, ,, lt;� ,,� �: �;A. 11 . I FEIWUAR-Y 1929 turers, being asked to forward two the Whitechurch United Church , �� .. I : Q � I I., ,,,,,�,,�,,,,4-` ;*'� � .".... I I I units for a test. I ...�,. . I ''., � :1. - 1,,it�L,�, r , ,,�., ,,�, ""..'..,kr�0 1, W�aib Drapeau could have imagined dollar level he avowed, I ��,, ., 7 '. N "The Olympic Three local rinks of curlers last week. BY HELEN , ., ,. . -.. i�,,.N�4,00,v I part in the Kincardine bon- J. R. Hqmilton, W. Falconer, At the regular meeting the ". .. "....- . " . L, npic ALLEN , ... 4—W.-, . ..., - '.� �e i . . . . . . ; I man took . . I .. / ' It 211 �.,� � ... ,'h_ a,ntada's hosting of the Olympic Games Games can no more lose money than a .. , . I , 11 N spiel last week in which. 19 rinks C. C. Pilgrim, W. X. Hanley and Ladies' Auxiliary to the Legiciiii I , I .: �..�� 1 - . I . .. �-moqftt gr',tould be a profitable venture. It can have a baby! " . :;, , I I � �," , , N ,. 1 7. .',,,' � - � 7, , . ,g �Z:...,� , was in- . . I'k, . r I .. ;, ,,� I '1� M�ay'�Ibq. 'safely assumed that any country Up to the presenf our international competed. Two of the local rinks J. a. Rathwell were elected of- Mrs. Vance Sanderson : - I I'll I . 11,!` �f*c �Iic " 1. figured in the prize -winnings, ficers of the Royal Flack Knights - 0- , "' 11 . � ,' stalled as president fox, her sec - h A b ��` . I , between inter - ! 5i,,11,K;,"" h ;leeks the Games is chiefly bent �on image has been somewhere betv - ond term. Mrs. E. Lewis was in - 1 �,.,,,� " -16 .It., I , bringing home the William Mit when they met in annual session , t�,Is �, �.: 11 . r ,,; .1 11.,!&� �� . . ,' !.Ju� b 0 I i g its own stature in the eyes of the 51 'Brian is an attractive nine-year-old with brown hair, blue ey il;,r3t , .i , �,�,o . esting, adolescent and promising junior miss, chell Challenge Trophy. H. in Clinton. I stalled ar, vice-president, along � I , 'o �., ..._ Icizin I ,.,T, �.. � d a few freckles. .. " , . �. - an . . . ...1�'ist�,. . . 1`,�,� '% �' I r1d . I -, After this summer we will be'known far and Diament, J. H. Gibson, J, Carr The Wroxeter carnival Was a ith Mrs. E. Shera, secretary, I � I with 1n.,', . . - � He's healthy and active, very keen on sports. He plays �: . � - . - .'. 1 1�1 if that concept is true, Canada has , wide as the country which couldn't even pro- and Donald Rae were the fort- big success with Marjory Camp- . and Mrs. Uoyd Hingston, treas- 1. I 1 1 1 � baseball in summer and hockey in winter. Besides having fun he " . managed to conceive, create and will surely . vide pay toilets for the visitors. Yes; dressed lady user, 11 1� � , 1. . . . urate quartet. W . McKague, A. J - bell named the best Ore - I , � , . . I works at the games, very eager to improve his skills ,: � . consummate the worst of all possible - sophisticates. in Montreal have promised the Rilson, Fred Davidson and and James Allan the,best dressed . Harold Robinson is the new Brian is inclined to be hyperactive and finds A hard to con- "4 on- I , � I e , c 10 . . I . Fall is_ of this he is in a special class but will 4. .... images. We -can look forward to the Summer necessary installations for the Games will be James Murray walked away with gent. Kenneth Edgar was named president of the Howick Fa Fair centrale. " � � V, � 11 of '76 as the point of international downturn ready for opening day on July -17, but there the Association event. the best, clown and Clarence Board. He will be supported by gradually be integrated into the regular classes. His teacher -1. , " i ... � - for the.cobntry we call home. w6Wt be any "trills". Frills are such minor Mr. and Mrs. George Spotton GrairWr brought the largest vice-presidents, Irving Toner and expects him to be an average student. .,-. � � :.,.! . . n for a warm involved family who will , Little Johnny from Montreal has done it ft m.s as athletes' changing rooms and have gone to Ottawa to attend sleigh load. Sam Robinson; and secretary- He will be a lovable so like an older share his interest in sports. Brian himself would It again! What a guy he is! With unblinking washroom facilities for participants and opening of Parliament. North 0_0_0� treasurer W. E. Whitfield. I ,1 : brother and he hopes, very much, he will be able to have a pet of � I eyes and bristling moustache he gave us all general public. Huron's voice will be heard on. the FEBRUARY 1941 E. H. Strong, Clifford Dodds i . his own - preferably a kitten. ' 1- ! the injection of Olympia at a bargain -not a Perhaps we should setup a fast airborne budget and other matters. George T. Currie, son of Mr. 1� � and H. V. Holmes will hold the top To inquire about adopting Brian, please write to Today's , I . .1 cent over $325 million. I I ion . As the drug took hold shuttle service to New York State so that the Gertrude Hamilton delivered and Mrs. W. J. Currie, has joined offices in St. Stephen's Anglican Child, Ministry of Community & Social Services, Box 888, . I - � and the fever climbed toward the billion Visitors can go to the bathroom. L the valedictory address at the an- the RCAF. George was in the last Church Gorrie, for the next year. Station K, Toronto M4P 2H2. In your. letter tell something of your . . �!:' . . I nual commencement exercises of war as a policeman. He is at Rev. G. Vogan is the rector of pr . ". . . I - � present family and your way of life. tion, contact your 'local �., I I . the Wingham High School. Pro- present stationed at Port Albert the church. I For general adoption, information, . �1, I : I I � . ficiency awards were presented but expects to be transferred 0 - 0 - 0 Children's Aid Society. I ,. to William Henderson, Jean soon. I FEBRUARY 1962 I . I . _. " . . . . 11 Scobie, A. McBurney, Kate King, The ladies of the Wingham The great seatheltwor At the regular meeting of the . .. I.... 1. 1� I I . ., Aary King and Jean Copeland. Rifle Club held a meeting last Wingham District High School ,.:.. 1�� _� ..._ . I . . i, . . ; I � 4 1 1 I . Nancy Taylor won an oratorical week and elected officers for the Board, the secretary, Miss Y. . .".... .. ..... . . . I . � i . . , Somehow it seems astonishing that the thus should be left to his or her own choosing. contest. coming year. Mrs. E. Webster is McPherson. read a letter from . I I I . .. "I Members of the Wingham president; Miss H. Brown, vice I `, I . I . i�ue of enforced use of seat belts has That theory is not altogether true. As a Town Council, at regular meet- president; Miss J. Clark, see - the Deputy Minister of Education I aroused so much public ire. It is not,surpris- recent letter to the editor pointed out, every stating that the building of a I . 'i ing that a fairly high proportion of motorists person who requires hospital or medical ing, accepted the resignation of J. retary -treasurer. vocational addition had been : I ' since A. Currie from the position of fire Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carmichael tentatively approved by the de- % . .. 1, l I I and their passengers are too careless or too care is a burden upon the rest of us, -since chief, to he effective at the end of and daughter Patsy left for Lon- partment. The new addition will * I I . I , 1,11.,.. ii":�x.i. lazy to use the belts with which their cars are more 1han 50 per cent of medicare costs are � . . _: i. ��,,Iid, - . . . March-� The property committee don.where they will reside, allow for a total enrollment in the I Fg: ........1.1, I I I . . V.... 1. . : ,`i:. " I I 1� I equipped -that is human nature. But to find ,S' treasury -out of your and executive will deal with A former editor of the Advance- Wingham school of 1,010. : ,:�,' I 1. : � . . 1? . .i?�. ... .1 i� that some are driving up and down the, pocket - . :. . .i$.W: .::� � I : I ....... � , " - " ckef and mine. Insurance companies are 11. ..,:�:;:::;:::::�,,�;:�:::;;:;:::::::;:::.:::,�;�: : .. . I :**111.1 . � ! pending changes incident to a Times, A. G. Smith, was elected Town council, meeting in com- : .','.-'-.'.;.,.,....:�j:!:I:j:j:j.".;�.i.�.,.,;*....�.� ..... i:� ii: � . :;i::ii�.�""..�i��i��"".,..,,.��...,.;,!��*�i��:�-:��,�.��l�.,'.,I�� i 111!�!�!",..,.,,�!.; : xi "� . countryside soliciting signatures with which usually liable for stiff payments where inju- ' .. .,!I��l�!��i��.��,,�.!!! '. , 1 . " K ...., . - . : "I.��ll".]��.i�i��],�*i��i��i�?.,.-'�., � I � new system of fire alarm. A new president of the Huron Old Boys' mittee.on Monday evening, dis- ... : I.: I .. .. I .. . . � , I . to fight the' edict is something., else again. � ries are involved. . 1-1,1 . .... ... . ... I . ,:� . I . . _ � : .. �'.': _::iM .. � I electrical siren will cost about $40 Association. cussed the „proposed sewage plan , ... :.. . �:., � . ... . . . The preamble to the petition sheets they " � Another of the arguments is simply ' prop - ,'';.:.. . i-'.�i��-;,: �. . I -month r � ...:, .:.. :.,::!. ! , .. ip�:�;::.-�:_.. . ,...::::, . . ��. 9 per unit with an additional cost of Establishment of a four with ,1he consulting' engineer, . . ��i!.`i I . $ ;�:!.._ T': .. . . �*,i rX.- - :.'':_:r.: . .; part: "Do you or don't you based on the premise that government - . .. .:.. �, �k,*::::�;:,:: is All, �,: - �,�-�i.:,; .: ". present reads, in , .. . . - r $15 for installation, the manufac compulsory military training Burns Ross of Gi6derich. i�-,*i��.�-�i� . . .i:;. .; ;:�� want to.wear seat belts? ... It is definitely a 'lloing too far with its .regulation of our. psi . : :.::75t.-.:..'-7 .,:�...,; , :;:;:,;:;�;,�::�%§§ ��:_`:.. .. . . .. kz.:.:_.. .,... �;.;;;. . ., . I.,.: : ........ . , �:;�;�:,:;: , � period in place of the present 30' that . 1':.,K-1;. .� r�i.l . � , . � :-;: `_,_ I . per members were of the opinion ,::�::$,.',,,... :, "'...-1 -:.,:.::.. -;:q,%K. ,...!ii�0,:��::�`�i.�; 3 . - � � I-..:.; . ;!', .;:;:;:;::;:.::::.;.�.;:i��i��!��. I , question -of individual choice." vate lives,. True, but compulsory use of seat I . : ,, . ... - :�-: 1�:�:�� -, .. ,. .k. ": � ::. �:�.: � :,, 1;-��*;,.,. Nk . , .. :::.. . i : 1. days and complete reorganize it would. be necessary to start '. .. .. �:, , . . .:.-:�:�- ::. �:�.: � . . - . 11 I i ..*.01.1.ii!��. �;�: ....F., . I "The government has decided, .not,: the belts is far from the first or only instance of I . ...:; . :': �, ,: I—— , ...... .. � . r �,':' L:-' '; ....'. I %Z1 tion of the training program to work on the section of the plan . ; .,-, " ..... I. . . I �:. 1�. : '... - _.,:;�:X.;;............, . � I I people of the province, that there shall be no government interference. How about com- 4% graduate 72,000 recruits a year, which would take care of the - I I ... .. ., ", 1:1 . ..., �. .. . . . ,� . . L-.0100 *Moog . : :. ..,::: i " n'. �, �. . � individual choice ... The powers that be are pulsory provision of life jackets in boats? Or was announced by Prime Min- overload conditions in sewers at .. ..... _ �!, . 1, �.".. M .-g . I m :,,:"-,.. . --...$n!: I I � r I k -M-11 ,:�� _. . , ,;:::;�:,i.�1'. ... ' I. - : ]��.�..'�i�.".. - - � w- 1 ,�;:: ...., �i aster Mackenzie King. The new the corner of Victoria and Jose- ... ...., . . ignoring our rights as citizens of this sup- crash helmets for motorcyclists and snow 'k ,q . New 17k�sl I I : - ,:.:.;,.: ` ; I . ..:;:j:j:!:�:::j:.��:�:::`:*. :., ..: I :. ..."..;4".. , ;, posedly free country." mobile drivers and passengers? And how program will start operating on phine Streets. � :. .. ��.: I � _�________� I ,..*,�-: -7 in the . I. y I I "We are not saying you can't or . about compulsory safety inspections by ,March 15 when �,000_to 6,500 men Mrs. Norman Cameron was re- : - , I .. , I _... - ... - . I I : ` , " P shouldn't wear seat belts if you wish. All we Ftydro after hous electrical al- I will enter camps. . elected president of the Ladies' �,. : ...... l I -,'- 1:1 I < , ' I :. � . - :.; : 11 _...... 11 . . - "::": . 7. 1 g is, do you, as an individual, get a Fire completely destroyed the Auxiliary to the Wingham Gen I. .., .. .::`i are saying terations have been made? The Eden Express by Mark Von - I .. � �i:.; - ::: I 1, . `;.-,:..::: � .,�;: . . . . . . . . !! I. . I.. i!: ... 11 .1. . � !. f t , I I , I .1 � , ,..'," .....",... .:::. I -choice?" Another iZle4r-cut preced6nt is the law negut. . store and belonging to eral Hospital. Vice-presidents I :�: . ... ..,: . . I . . ,; I i . ' : . : . . Ray Hanna, e rural area, ' which, states that a pedestrian must not cross , This is an excellent account Of Ben Johnston in the village 'Of are Mrs. J. W. English, Mrs. E. , .. I , .. . t "; , I . 11 I :; .11111 L ...: I R . ,1- - � a resident of .the .. �. ., ... -. .. � . . ,:: . . . 1::.:11.. . "..::,""`x` ... . . .. . . . . � . I I I Fordwich. Rogers' Store and the McArthur; .. 7 .I... . �.� I I has been actively working to secure sig- an iniersection controlled by traffic signals the gradual descent into madness Webster'and Mrs. H. Me y ,::: ::: . I I . , . . of a very bright young man short- � 1. ' , � . . i , . . natures --not necessarily from those who op- until the I ight is green. Obviously y in this case B611 Telephone office were secretaries, Mrs. � W. Murchison � WANTS AN OLDER BROTUER . I . . .• . . . , .pose the seat belt law, for the individual is only y the safety of the pedestr i an h i m sel f i s at ly after he joins a commune in threatened. and Mrs. W. J. Greer; treasurer, I I � I i t . I . I I . protect him- B.C. Vonnegut's capacity to re- . i Ji ; invited to express his or her -own opinion. He stake, but the law says he must prot , � Mrs. D. C� Nasmith. .'j .1. ? , . : I # call and to describe the anguish- � I I , . -told Tile Advance -Times that on the average, se4f against the hazards of vehicular traffic.. FEBRUARY 1952 Miss Yvonne Sparling of Gorrie * " . ; � cent of those contacted areopposed. a Did you ever realize that it is against the law ing nature experience and Effective February 1, the price is student teaching in Listowel � . .� make �, I 1, . � 98 per , - . " " His figures are borne out by reports from to commit suicide? Those who survive such " of milkgin Ontario was increased Public School this week. 11 � �� his slow return to sanity � Letters to the E ditor 1� , ,� � . . ' other areas of the province. I - . atteimpts'on their own lives can be prose- this a must for anyone dealing both to the distributor and the Gordon M. Greig of RR 2, ., 1 . .-� � - . with mental illness. I ,� , , " . Just what are the merits and precedenti cuted. �J � consumer as a result of an arbi- Wroxeter, has received an ap- The Editor I � . I . I . . . . I I belts thernselves, therefore' the ,� involved in this question? I Perhaps the most monstrous infringe- The Persian Price by Evelyn An tration board's finding. A quart of pointment to the Canadian Farm Ads aace-Times, ,, � r . . . I I . I I . � I I . I . . I I ' recall that thi� mi*, which previously cost 19 Credit .Corporation, effective I parents must undo themselves Some of our readers'wi I I meat on, personal freedom is the legislation I I then the children and get every- , U - ,,, . thon I �centk: how,gells for 21 cents. Pints Fpbruary 1, and has been Mringham"Ont., � .� i '- ' , . '. . ' , wy Cdr0m:h 't'06ke,out on th6'same sub act -wbfd�'s_ets up quotas for the production 'of Y.- I - I � . n posted. Dear Sir: . I � t " I I ver . Eileen Fields, the wife of 'oil - were y raised from 10 to 12 cents to Lambton County with"an office I I one free from, the vehicle. I think ? I more than a year ago, when compulsory use . such commodities as milk, tobacco and executive Logan Fields,, i's kid- I in reference to the new seat- it would take a bit of time to do all � ,. , I I I � . and half pi t from five cents to in Petrolia. of seat, belts was first rumored. We did not several,others. The farmer who has bought napped by Arab terrorists just s . The Bluevale boys and their belt law, I would like to make my this and get everyone free safely. s " ' � , six. �augural . ' . 1. oppose their use, we Simply pointed 'd f � own personal views known. - . Now,ladmit that a malfunction I , .:z ": - o nted out that , and 06i or an expensive piece of property il"� u ura � - . I . When their marriage is At , the is g -1 session of fathers have made a special pro- I . , I---- . it would be about -98 per cent unenforceable. and -has purchased or raised the cows, fed up. What her .captors cannot Huron County Council at God- jest of flooding their baseball I disagree, although not entire- in the lock mechanism of seat- , . . - comments of last belts may not very often occur, � I And 0aw which cannot be enforced is a bad arvdwatered and milked them, can be com' know is that ,Logan has good ly with -the I I . - pollard by law to either get rid of a certain . reason not to , pay the ransom I erich, Reeve H. Johnston of Mor field in the village and now have a week's writer concerning the new but never the less it is very pos-' law. ris Township was named Warden satisfactory open-air rink. I � � Opponents of the legislation contend that percentage of his animals or, pour their milk while Eileen comes to know a law. Certainly some accidents sible for it to happen. � 1) . . for 1952. Peter Patterson is the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Doig mov- � I 1� there have been cases in which the wearers diowd the drain. Do you call that. freedom of wilder side of her nature in the new county engineer and' road' ed their household belongings may have been injury-freeThis is all it takes, is one stuck ' � , 1. i �, of seat belts might have escaped death or in- choice? arms of the leader of her captors. result of wearing seat -belts but I lock to cause injury or death in . . "grandfatherthink there is just as much of a certain types of accidents. I 111� superintendent, succeeding both from the ninth concession to the, r s I jury had the belt -not been fastened. -There , Then, too, there is the workman, who his father and as ad- new home which they built in the : . I . � : may, indeed, be some instances in which this must continue his employment in a given in ]Neiiienbakei: Leadership Gainedchance that someone could get I dofi't know about'%�Other . I � dust" "and if that industry. is manned by 195&42 by Peter Stursberg. . ministrator.s of Huron's road sys- village of FordWich. . I I � . .is true, but so far statistics would indicate Here is "The Chief" in his first tem. , . The new Bondi Restaurant Will in ed or even killed as a result people, but -1 would not want it on � i I . , that the dangerous aspects of the seat belts members of a certified union he must pay a six years in power as. recounted ecounted . The Wingham Town Hall will open this week. Managed by Sam of being forced to wear the belts. my conscience that someone may I � . I which ' get a, long needed face-lifting Bondi, the restaurant is situated I result of this ; 1. � I are far outweighed by the cases in wh , " portion of his wages to the union in the form No one has mentioned yet what have died as a I . I : . . , po � by those who helped to shape tife could happen if there was to be a � ridiculous law. . they have saved lives or prevented injuries. -of monthly dues. i, the union calls a strike he Diefenbaker era. This is the first soon as well as a new ventilation , on Wingham's Josephine Street, vehicle No one seems to care what we I . � I must walk away rom his job, whether he type of accident where a v At the moment we are trying to find out lk f system, the council decided at the where fire caused considerable o r ' I volume of an oral history com- mat be thrown or overturned o the ordinary people think. Who I . .. I whether, or nat,there are actual statistics likes it or not. I regular meeting. The contract damage last year. . I . . r : Most of these infringements of personal piled from transcripts of inter- Was awarded to Elmer Wilkinson W. J. Brown, who has -taken ', in a bldzing flame ,of fire and gave the government the author - I 1, available. �, views with some 40 people. The I � .1 �. . The main point of irritation, neverthe- ' freedom are accepted because the results I ' last year but the job has been de- care of the Wingham United there was a family of three or ity to take our lives ihto their I " . story of the Diefenbaker years - :1 . I � less', is the fact that use 'of seat belts has they, achieve are considered, beneficial to a layed for various reasons. Church for 25 years, was pr( -sent- four or five peoRle all wearing the hands and force us to wear seat- . .. . . I from the leadership convention of required seat belts, belts even if we feel unsafe with i .1 I . become compulsory -an infringement 'on majority of those concerned. So it is with the lk6, through the fervour and ,Fred McGee has been busy ed'with 'a gold watch in recogni- requ child- them? We are living in a up' i I personal . freedom of choice. In theory seat belt, law. We agree that it is an odious , frenzy of the 1958 campaign, to during the past week wiring 'the tion of his service, at the .con- As everyone knows smalls - I i- � ' ren and sometimes older children posedly free country, with the � I Canadians. are free to make their own way to enforce concern for one's own safety, the bitter near -defeat of the 1902 house and, farm buildings of gregational annual meeting. , . I , in a situation of this kind usually ,right of freedom of choice. Where I I ' choices, as long'as those choices can have ill but surely, if there is all this energy election -is told by the partici- Walter Scott of East Wawanosh. Harry .McArthur made the . . � . I � only for themselves. At first - ava0able to contest government's right to , pants in their own words..' r A new furnace was installed in presentation. . panic and couldn't release these is the choice here? I feel that consequences on I I I . I I I I right is taken away from us as we � glance the acceptance or refusal of seat belt interfere with people's lives, a more impor- � � , I I are not even free to decide the I i � protection concerns only the individual and Cant issue should have been selected. I � � . - I . � - fate of our own lives. I I . r . - - .._I... � I . .. r . ::::?I.i:� :. . ..�:.:.. � . - .::-.,-i-.:,...�...,.i,.,.",.::i�:1 r :,,:!,;:;:: r, �� I I . . . .......... �. - ox . , ::::::::. I ,feel that as far as rising costs 1. ". ::: * .. I . . '� . ::��""i��,...,.".��.,.,!*,.-.'�.-�..,,,�I - I I , � I �.-' ::I.��;.�; .: -i , : ::.,:� . . .".. . . J - 4. of insurance and medical bills go, . I �: . ,...: , , .. � I . .... . �.�:4:..!..... . .�.-*.-.,-..*".��: I..,: /:.::;::r � 7 - I , , � .I . 1: ....... I .: ;;:. '" . � ........ A.7- - �l ., I . . ...- ..X -...,,,...,..:: they will go up regardless of who . I ;, X:K. '. Ii I � . :, . .. ..... �.:,.;�.:111:.: 1 ......��.:.- . . , ,- . . . . .:,..;; .; X>. �.*,'x . I . I . � .....�"....'_ � . r . .1 : * . * ; � ::j::;:,;:::::,...,:,;-� does or does not wear restraints I► I 1. 1- I . . . -,-..-. ..............._ .... I. .S .. . . , Z.._:,!. - ,.. - .�..;:.,:'i- r .:. .:� . , .,::. I I "...:..,::::::�:::::::::�::::::::::::::.:.:::,�'ll. I . . .. , .� t . :�::::::;��;..::::, ': - . .. ioo I in their vehicle. . . I Beautiful .9 .:.:::;:;!;:;:::::::::::::::;:::::;::::::::......� es - '1: .. 1. :" ", .;::, I ...:. -1 � . , . .'::.;.;.;.;.;.:�:.: .:,:.;.::: I support all petitioners, not � - ..,. , ; - . . . .. 1. : , I il . I . �.. . . `�i�;ij�:i:iiij,�,i:�.f,-,.�� . There seems to be no end to the bright the pouches endanger the environmenr and . .. : . , It ..:."'..:�;:: ` . . 1; against the law, but the right to I ..'s . .:.. , . '�� ' - ...� . I ...'. ��:,.:.:::. � %::::::::,7,::�Z0.' . - .. I . ideas which flow from people in high places. we should be forced to use the jugs. : . �. .I., I" I.." - � ."'. .. - decide for myself my own fate in - - ;.. I : . I ..:::...: .... .. i:i�ii--,`, , 0 1 Every few days we are faced with ai new pro- Personally, we prefer the pouches to the � ", . .� , .. ;%..: .- � �_ a vehicle accident. � , . ;::: :. ; .1 . I . , . I > I . I ,: -P ,; , , I I , tie jugs, since the former containers are used .. � � . , �.: , .:.:: �.�. ) I , I ... :^1 -.:.�- � . nouncement or regulation which makes lit .. .. / .., . - Sincerely, .. I. . . ". 'Ir �� . . s are not subject to the .. .1 . ��.,..;w�,_.'.: � only once and thus ..... :, :, I _."'�'.., . 4 or no common sense. � ;. .1 . - �.. I I .:A-0. Mrs. Sandra Lee I � possibility of improper washing and steriliz- .. . . I i �_ F I . � . . ...., I , . . � ..:1.71: 1 1 1 1 . - . I . . I . There is a, big to-do At the moment be- ing before being refilled, - � . . iii Dear Editor, I ,� � cause the manufacturers of three quart As far as the -pouches cluttering up the :, :. . . ... , p 1% . , . �. , :t :.;....,.,;.;;.�:ii�::��i!i�iiii In response to your publication , . � X�:.:-::.��::�::;w j::-;;.;:.`.: " r � .. . :� ......... : -1 . � plastic milk jugs may be forced out of busi- landscape is concerned, that seems a bit far- ; . , . I --- .!X.:I...:.:. .: ;.: ;: OU � . : . . of Mayor Reavie's thoughts re- . 11 � . , � -...::,: : ::. .1 . 1 ,.,:,. . . ::� , ness by the one -quart plastic pouches which fetched. After all,oneempty.tin can takes up, . . -� - X I :: garding new and for Wing- . :- .1 - . I .. I I I ..�', r.- . ,X..::,: I I ! have proven so popular. The environment p space than 50 plastic ., . ...". :�:::; I ::�� .. ham, I should like to make two 114, � I . . � . - :.:.,.� . . - I ,minister has come into the act, saying that pouches. . 4 .. . I , � I � . �,M observations. , ; I I I -1. . .. . � .,...I' . #1.�� ,��: . _.S�;, : . .1 . "... Firstly I am an avid supporter : 4 • f., . I �. "......:.. . ., ':..;::.:: . . , I - . : I � . .. ;,�. ;.;i?:.��:; . '". � ::;. :". I I - : . 4. . :1. ::.. � . - of his desires to attract medium - � . � 14;."."4�.; ::- . , I . ... - .. . . .1,. ; 1. I �,,- I; ... ,. .. . . .. sized plants as an expansion to ' I - I ..... I ...... . I., '. our industrial community - I � I .. * _...... . •� I I I . .�; : :,��;� - 1.--.---�1----1-.*.-'11�..---' , =':_W1, r' . ... I I I , , ` .... - � . .,: A.:��i:;�i . . .... � -i:�*K'*K! . . � . ,'� 4. . �� .W � • 1, . .. I - ,: -W A nice I'ttle nes-t 'e%.&%J - 11 .W.*...,if;7� :111. I � bravo. I � ��.. W 46111 .1 11 . / `�- � ��..��.; N7 4. . ..... '. .* \ Secondly I am concerned that .:. - , : .:,: :., .." .X:�;' 0 . . , . . I �� .,:.:;: i� �: , . ./ ,,� �_ � See I I I .; �..�.: . :: , .i � � . .�:'�� ..... - j... it..... , A I I '.� ._14:-: i, I 117W. * - ...... . our .,iayor feels we should dis � . 11 .. .", ;,; I -i3,>:..: . i�:� courage large industry because Raymond Herzog, president of the giant have hurt us in the marketpJace." I : .�i:�i:ii',* f - I � I � . .. �.;:w<,:::1:; �::`;'f{i;K. i . of a lack of potential employees. _.. .. 3M corporation, admitted at the anhUal I : ...� - ,. Of course, now that we know' 3M will . I . /: " Certainly there might be a limit- " . I meeting of shareholders that the gift of $634 $634 million in its coffers . ... . .. I :: � I to havt mo,'&dditiona4 . f. ... : .. �:.�:;:. . '. ed supply of local people, but it , ..., - I . 11 .1 I I .. I I . million in the course of five or six years � � price of their products to ... -1 . � '.... seems to me that it would be of mistake". . we Can)expect the �....��: . ,,� . ; r.- ,,� , American political parties was "a mist r I - *;. I . : 1* �eft<o. Or will the company treat their ..1. . .,. , . I �,:- "�,: - � I �'; 11� . - .... . I He said that such funds will not be given in I 11: .. � � . 1. . I : :::: � I ,�': general benefit to the community customers &9 @�trieroosly as the politicians? : 1*� �. ;1 I V�:'�?;.-,i.,�,.`Q,:�� ,'.'-.-!!1 , - • ; � `-Z ,to attract new residents, which :.. I ...".., . - A z 1,.i.,.1,.1�.`;.'_'_ _,,� �,� , .- I . . ... I . � I future `and, with relief, "It, doesn't seem to , " cuS1 I'- � A � I I . , , . ; . .. . F.. , �� 0 _13, _.,_� -.. , 1�,.* .,..!� :,i,,�J I'm sure a new industry would do. 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I 1� 11 -1 �i-.,4.�`.', .�t�, 7, , "; "I 'It *.,; strong enough to support it, so it . . : : __ ".: ,_ - .:-, �".:,.,� �p, .� . -'S I -N �-: ,, 1.,;�- ., �!_.. . .., - . .''".','-�';.t.,",,"3",:e..,r - 1��_�_.�.,�� seems to me that discouraging I �W::_.i�.,��.�:�:.:� .1 I ,�.,.."..,-,�,'.',V,.,:,..*,,;,�, e. ,� . � . 1. .� .- -Z�,,� -:.;--'R-'. ". . - �,�,W;, , _ ��. ,2; I . - , - , .. I .1 , I - . , .. I , . I I . . , � � .._ 1 1 , - , �. ,""'. I I ;�.. , . I . I— ,',!. - I 'IT' . - 1:1 I ... 1, - 4., -1 - industry for the sake of prevent- ' I Roberto. WenW, Secretary -Treasurer � ''..", .",:4 ,.�, � - I I.... .. i I'- ;� I - .. ,!.." I . 114 , '�`.`T,�, 4'.�; tt �,;,P,*,..�,,Si�*.,�;�"-,!-,j�."�: I.-, il_, ^, ., .:��,_�!,'�� _,_ , ... �..--,�7.�, .�,�*._,_-, 0 1 �! I - ,.. " I �";"';- ...... . -t;, "�-;�..', . . Barry Wenger, President ,,..,:,,,-. ." -'-.;��*3�., - 11� q �-� .!--i'-,`.,.-_,;:--,..:__ ---_-.,,,,-W,., � :�.� �ing layoffs, could be,light, com- . , ��,.,,�'4 _:0 ... . .., ..... . .:.1., � -.. .T�t:!4\1-'V`..�11-lw �'", ,.� , - - ... :* -.I,'. � �,-- I ..*., - - - , , , .. ,:� . - ,�-11rlml I red to not driving a car in order " ,.,.,;�.� .'-' .�.�:.,.,-.-. • � , I, , , , , , , , , , I, , , , - I I , , , I . - I 11"!'_`� I � , '01, , %` 11 I. � I - e " I � " " Ix - - , 114 T' 11, I ..,Oel�, ,'.<., -, 1�. _ , - . - ` 1;i., � flll� - .��', � . ., _;� 1. . :.1.1A ,..�,'Z _-?oi�v _-�Rl '11:"4 -d ,�:,-�,_,�14.11*1-r .A�, . - --.��'.,:�,, __ .1 it Bmvm of CirclfttiOw 4 __�D�l - ��.,�S - .'��;�!P:!��- �.,;-�-. . pp e 'I :,:..*-. .... I. � , ...... - " � Member Audi � - , wc, , , �,�'_.'�.%�.. 1� .. . .,,,�'.'. 1. I - :,'^, . -"r;-c�-��; � " �,. 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