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a4 the tribune wedxesdayfnovembeb 24 1982 editors mail dearjim j i- w may i write a few words in response to your article no glory in warde scribing revtedcreens words spoken at the no v1 service of remembrance in i the stouffville legion hall -i- i am one of those who each year when remembrance dayrous around find myself in a dilemma as ted stated il havelittle problem in remembering with some sadness and a great deal of appreciation those wellmotivated men who died in battle in the great wars of 191418 and 193945 i must agree with ted however arid state my appreciation for his courage and insight when he says that extremes of nationalism and patriotismare often the causes of war i only wish to affirm his question does territorial expansion or even retaliation ever warrant the tak ing of human lives must we always mea- j sure ourselves by numbers of guns i amgratef id to see a respected church- man like ted express his views so forced fully and effectively too often the churches have supported war and mass murder on the battlefield aswe all knowthe religious wars have been the most cruel and murderous and hatred instead of love demonstrated by christ has been the motive i would like to challenge all churches arid church people who recognize jesus christ the prince of peace as central in their faith and practice to espouse the cause of peace let we as christians not only declare ourselves as being line- against therhadness of the arms race but also be active and articu- lateor the cause of peace arid justice in our world if is riot enough to spiritualize the christian message and to emphasize only peace with god we are called to be peacemakers in our world and from a global perspective rather than from the narrow perspective of nationalism the great commission of jesus is to all- nations and peace isthevery essence of the message i l v v sincerely i j m nighswander v administrator z parkview home stouffville the tribune i wish you were here vt- vjames thomas barry 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georgetown indpendontactonfroe press markhamthornhill economist milton champion the mississauga news tho mississauga news weekend edition the north york mirror oakville beaver oakville friday beaver oshawa this week oshawa this weekend the richmond hillthomhill liberal the scarborough mirror the woodbridge vaughan news i have a competitor its a semitabloid that its called the parkview news the editoris and then has it typed up arid run off bygestet- noclc 5hfnl tumnlu naoot tho nioo oivpk aro pnnrtnav pliittbrhiipk t talwpri withhim ner ludi prance the homes snrial sppviops j boasts about twenty pages the page sizes are comparable to that of a york region telephone directory the news content is informative factual and often comical many items are contributed with bylines attached to each the press work is excellent r because itsfree copies are snapped up ri quickly so quickly its best to be around on childrens home on the isle of man and thats courtney clutterbuck i talked witlrhim nerjudi france the homes social services friday v coordinator isa tremendous helphe says courtney or court for short is a young look- typographical errors those old bugaboos ing 72 hes been a resident of parkview home that have turned many an editor prematurely about 3 vz years grey also bother court ftry as i mighta few a native of cheshire t england his mother mistakes slip through he says the readers- died when he was very young and his father understands i f v was confined to hospital so he was placed in a they all seem to like it so i guess im doing something rightat thats i keep telling myself he notes with a smile courtney publishes the parkview news with publishing day or risk disappointment only on where he went to school at age 16 he was rare occasions are there any leftover- given the choice of returning toengland or thefrontpageis colorful immediately travelling with severalother honie to afreehandandhelikesitthiswayitshows attracting ones attention the photoswhile canadabeing young and adventuresome he confidence hdwev administrator- joev limited in numberdue undoubtedly to cost afei decided to come tojcanada arri ving in the nighswander was seen towincea little when he original displaying the talents of contributors vicinity of hamilton march 27 i927 x read the following conversation between a pa- fefeoiint is warranted is it any wonder we and the public in gener- al become cynical concerning politics its dir- tybusinessor can be even at the riiunicipal laifal iirtvv nil kimnn nnoiinnnpnrlit fnin nn1 that go on prdvinciallyand federally particu- v larly when positions of leadership are at stake thereostabinthebacks the name of the game too often unfortunately the best men and wemen dont always win because the wheeling and dealing that occurs behind the scenes worse still is the fact the best interests of i the province and the nation are often forsaken for the best interests of the party we see this suggested attempt atjiavirig that recount blocked y it was our understanding that close didnt himaridthinkhighlyofhimhesrespectedby- courtneys family all live close bymarie eyeryone- williams at rr lunionville dianemack his officeis what one might expect for a erizie in willowdale andwaynejritorohto w papersopersonalsmallheatandtidyphotos in addition to his writing talents courtneys good grief man how long did your grand- of his children and grandchildrenare promin- an artist of considerable skill a framed oil father live f k antly displayed he speaks proudly of each painting that hangs on hisofficewall won a did i say my grandfather was dead hes 124 like withso many professions he came by first prize at markharn fair its beautiful and getting married next month j this career quite by accident others real- organization isthe key to his journalistic why on earth would a 124yearold man want ized his potential and talked him into ithes success a volunteer staff of six girls help to get married- j happy they did for hes proud of his product gather the news he edits whatthey bring in didlsay y j v-vi- zfii- viewpoint ie my goodness your father must have lived k long life- u did i saymy father was dead hes 104 did i sayhewanted to get married seemed specificonthis point weve since learned that count at least thats the understanding of candidate ged stone- house and his solicitor does it or doesnt it perhaps judges are human after allm- the other disturbing issue is the accusation r that incumbent jim sanders attempted to block the recount by filing eight affidavits against the application councillor sandersde soc however- the smoking habit what- happening every day even flashed into our nies this sayinghe was only supporting the livingtoomsvia television democratic election process and countering rightnowwerechokingonthetasteofdirty claims of wrongdoing s politics here in whos right you decide the mostmrnporschede in the netherlands has been shut down- were banned because politics itself is dirty and partly be- s tant matter at the moment is that a recounl cause some participants wish to play it that has been okayed wed have been very dis- outcry closed the marijuana and hashish shop ever the bans imposed way v- appointedif it hadnt as to the eventual win- a local youth centre the town council had people will get their regular intake rcgard- our concern is related to the reasons for nervell hopefully all be wiser on this score- authorized the sale of the drugs- tested in an- less and im beginning to think that not only holding a recount in ward 6 dec 3 and the one week from friday official laboratory for purity and quality in an marijuana and hashish should be legalized but k v attempt to screen young users from the hard some of the hard drugs as well drugs community an official said news i dont mean as a way of lowering the nation- item al debt the government naturally would byjimirvimfe rarfe bfeedof 4sw3 m isjflr v- citizens of avhitchurchstouf f viue said uieir of ll uw at times party policies were farewells towilliam george parsons soiircesof personal concern and irritation and saturday j -tvj- v t ddn mind sa so t was the bil1 it was a dreary kind of day not unlike the pons everybody knew v weather he imdoubtedly had come to know as z he approached municipal pohucs m much l t the same mannerstraight out his criticisms the guaranteed quality dope shop at en- could all survive if the stimulants on both sides and while the victims might never fully rc- uj v coverfrom the treatment inflicted on them the assailants get casual sentences from the kind- lybut not too worldly judge who fancies him- self a sort of father knows best in flowing nbes ilm its a onesided world with the traffickers and their arsenal of dope and fear soldily in control as much as anyone can be that is with jhe law constantly waiting around to exchange their packet of dopefor a pair of handcuffs the biggest argument against public sale is that it would make the stuff readily available to all those who had never tried it before handle it but as a means of restoring a bit of stability to what used to be a reasonably sane world that statement may be as naive as it is iro nic and some will give a sad shakeof their i had never thought of such an institution being set up in a youth centre but i must admit to haying given some thought lately to this business of legalizing drugs and of writing to council andvineuienvmvwroufp headspour themselves another tankard dfwould now drop into the nearest dope control matter 7 v beer and go on to more important mattersthe board of ontario dcbo and order asixpack rhurv m1mv i p ss at there is an enormous trafficking in adifficult argument to refutetand maybe themlcs i knew would be particularly dope in this world and its bought and sold at the hospitals instead would be the sole distri- into that pueof elec- justsriaive as it is ironic and some will give a btitors still the liquorstoresofferthelr own start distnpuung sa shake of their heads pour themselves wares and tv stations run their ads about ianother tankardof beeriandgo s to more jack and the boys happily about to quaff a few butivebeen to important mattersthe point is that there isanvatthesame timethe papers arc full of acci-