4 A ~,wr editrbuton tlelabs e nth Var'ýan and o&3yrec&ded in itent. 'This lias 1een st>be&atse l , ëubers have exhbited propriet-I e1'y inteýre.,sts in tlïeir owin co-nstitu- encies. Thieie -1a%ýe een maneUv- ers in whiich oneý Party has tripdl to hurt tiie othel', und ir. which viarious injustices were done tck inttvidual Mernbers of Parliaxunentl ~vosaw their Rîdlng jryad -r~ arupýIv-iitht.les 'tverninentl -il '1de 1,ar e by onem'ans o ~,i.theî UntNews UNIT '7 u£.iV. TiieNDveinher mWeting Cf JTmgit 7 was helti at the hoime oÈ Mrs. C. Billing-s on~ De<cenber 3. Afrs. Porter, auLr leader openeti the meeting with a Christxuas mes- sage. A Christmnas Carol "The First Noel- a sung. The Worship Service was con- ducted by Mrs. Porter assisteti by Mxrs Bowen. Tnie theme was r-eaçiness for Chiristmas, streesixng tlhe necessity of keeping Chirist in 'tiie centre aif our thoughts at this aMrs. 1Ma-rlo'(ri lpatiý,k bas been ~ la atierft ¶ inithe k>wmTnalileI Mlemorlal HeYsp*tûÀ!.2 Mr. andi Mrs. G.2 Wiggins and faniy of Don M.Ils s, 1s .2ut'h ýMcLelland oai oronto mwer-e wë" en~d visitcrs wlth Mrs. MU. H. Staples andMr.ai r.Dnl S taiesandfmily. Mr. andi Mrs. Grant Molffait and femuly Oakville Visiàed o n the weekend withi Mr. arnd Mrs. Wm. "Moffait. P Mr. and Mrs. Buti Barnett ot Kingston visited 'with Mr. aInti ývcs L-,l. Grahiam' and Terry onj ný1 ,,ec,7end. ! tî me. 1-ecanldn constitutiOni pro-.1 r. Cecil Robinson is a patient i ~s thlat ie 1-ndi-e of thej In the absence of the secrýetary, : h ow&.lie Mmxa f. .. ~ i i sii~~ur co.ussrtLenc- j tirs. Biliings reati the m.inutes o p~l 4.saeto be .eee atrechi'tle Noveiber mneetinig. The roil i Mss oni Tyrrei aniiJfl'iendj <c ànîlCC u.Teia, icens uscl lowd 4mmesprsn isSanldra Rohýei'tson of Kinig- 'as aken in 1961 ani is owth 1th 41 visits. -31)sellt the eekend Wivth the of 0fParY mnt a kesoe our.treasurer, NMrs. Hoar', gave :re' mte rs hre no ýsaY providsio to rýadjust most graifying reprt ai theTyrreli. constltuency boundares to efi~eI rs' givings with .i substantijal Ms maLn ssedn t( -icvroth and shif t in popuflation i nrease overttat .1 îast yea3r, ,alCouple aif wecks ,w th her sister ib the teri year$s Snce the last re- Mrs. Staplýes favoureti us with aa Coe H;1i. 1 dsbuoncarrieti oui aiter the îovely piano solo , 4"Cath-2dral Miss D-'1Yoro >1iRhdes has b)een'l 1961 census. Chlumes" which was mnuch enJoye&2 a patient* in the Bowmvinlle IoI- .nm Ms> Biflings read a 'Vey pita!l. radu'ýIlcing- the Resoluton t Chistms \ r. anti Mrs. Ken Nixon)i andi ~et p te mohnry or -istî4- ter sintging soixie xxre fiil,- faiiy have taken tUp residence in ttinSecretary of Staý,te, J. W. larOjristmas Carols the mee&,ng the apartmnents o, Mis Aima Wat-, P cergill atie i1 tlar hatthe' closeti wtlt the Mizpih benediction s0 n Main S-i eet. goraome uetwd falot oleniow the r whieh lunch was served. CMr. and Mrs. John Forr ester prctceustib a gveamnt MrS. Porter thanketi ail viiose whoal7l] Mr. andi Mrs. Bob FHa 7eld en zinice Cofteaio hrh ha taken part, in the pr'ogrýaýin andspn the weekend i yaue taitwa prfrmd y Pria-Mrs. Best expresseti thaniks 1thin yNause vinayCommnttee owic h lsess. Mr. aniMrsý. WalterGer, ~oermet itie ay~iiinm--bondon, Ont., visiteti Mr. anti lMrýs. jOflyn themebr Mr Pický- * Milton Tamblyn over the w,ýeek- 1rgllsi,"h0GvrmeîtC.... E enti anti attèndeti the Golden Wed- 011 ineto iîrn frio esatt our meeting with a ding Anniver,-ary of Mr. andiMs wfiiant has nddeîre prayer r-1eati by Darlene West. We~lyCweBwinil 1 want to emph.aizeta. a r". I'enLynda Barraball rend a on Sundaiy. comitei o heprncp ) f a aimlo teBil.Ja,-net Sciioenmaker, yugs lndeelt-,i4ent,, lpi-i-1Wuwere hpyto welcomie imataaeisrb-hpydaughter cf Mr. andi Mrs. K toni to be performnetiotsd thia nlew, memiber, Lynda Barraibaîl. flchoenmaker hati a tonsi oper1-, Itus."We took up the collecetion andt'oîn ai the Menmoral HDspi'ai on dliscussed our annuai ChristiiiaST esaaitswe. Reitibutionwil e carieti supper. It, is to ho on December Mrs. Newman sutfering an in- eu yintiependentC ommissions ýit ý 1ltti. jury ai Curvply recently is a a cTahishe 0eah Poine ,s oen odsevt tient ini the Bowmanviiie Hospital Tes ComissonsWJI l rie under. appetizing lunch anti we would Mr. osTnby pn h tre eerl ueriso a Com-_ iike to thânk her for haVilag C. G. \veek-end with bhis parents, Mr.' tii1sson1erw wili r11 e apone1 . T. We lst our meeting With at r.J .Tmln isM byagemet fai Prie iith-, as. amblyn of Toronto also spent 1-buse. T1heresem o to bc Darlene West. ~na nOoo generai aeeMnt ctat lyils oii±ce Mr. John Ingraltam ai Trenton coutibemot apbl f'ledbysîlituencies. If an electioni is helt has accepte da po-siton with the Mlr. Nelson Castonguay, the pres- b1oeno 95i ilOrn yr nicmete ent Ohi.pf Electoi-ai Gificeir for have t bc(ciLuteti on lte basis wvork witfh the lca,l system on Cuayna. Mrn sug keiM. o f. the constituencies as they exist Wdesa.Mr- Ingrahamni as gua'snam M. Pckrsgiisai, o-dlay. WitIi the existing idie var- htd previouls experience with the Ol ~ ~ ~ a donà mdsyn i ne W yi ations ninconstituency bouncaries O nltarjo HYdo as La, ineaman. Fis Ifeel the (Mi,. Ca;Loniguay) wuld eisting to-day it would appear to weanti t'wo chilidren will inove be acceptable. We have hati four 1be ,ini the iaiterest of falirfess to al lOon iter. eiectîons since 1957j 10 a period ot>îCanaians to see -the redistxiibu- a.~ ~ ~~et" liti ve txyaîs Atough t ion cornpieteti before lte next ________________ ,ýOrne of those celtions were quie 1 election. This seemis to bc a very ttryf oughJt ardnti anly hadJw<impelling a.rgument, andi one1I% igihBt )hnswere saîi, I hav~e liQihear.d illl nu oubbe cons;ideret ~ anyquarer ailite}~use no y ail political parties toyig wthi Picd t. . . . . nttrwho )was in office oi WýhO the idea of an leotion. 'Was in opposition, axiy sxgeetii tha.t they w renot icOnduted i wthiIL seeims ltaIr prog'nosticatlofl5 Orlon Twenty-One, the utmost ?roprliety.. 1 tinktha are the order of the day. Will you Priced f1?r,>m....... a1l ()f us Craadans can be pr.1d of Verxit me to joi inlu- - - my pre> tbat~~~~" phesy (oonsidcltinîg Many factors htndadM a and the redistribtiois fla ny onean ndM h aPY i he ure is' 5 s.' uoireW lS< r- » ý 1 imorta, t xesis it ans, eQiors green, Win( re'Presenteti by Mernbers, of pari- srigo al u É r f1 lament,1 A t u e e trnie s u a r li c12- - -10 % Pure w ool F ho 479) anti York-Scarbroigiui (pop- ulation 267,252).,fi 'ngt teCardigans, black, light g of te coraisions Mrwalnut, wifllw Xnd mwhi i e 0f theio m mi sion , M rw h ite , p ric e d a t . . . . . . . tret al te eopie ai this couintry Pickrsgîi ait, "t i au tily o IPAI ED UCkMatching Double Knil Wual,' .of r a ' e cnî, anti 'i V~e eail men wht w proess100% Pure wool V.- ly eoriai hemshloulti have a eqle v o n tris H Ousf h IVNeband and cu1%ýF as1 th e ri )ep nsi lîy_, f o v r e - T f A S N O t'eg v r m n f n r C u tr . f i I ( S I U / L A D I E S ' W O O L S L IM Ju nZgeneralL tfe~dsrl~~ï ii 1be carietioto abss<i e M nDw r 1// Plaid, colors bla.ck, brov 1-reentaion y pouinton. here /IEA INGand red, ize 11-12, 9 2 fil ibe depaUrturs 019rs,-21E S A IS'SR TCI cIlile. 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