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ECUMENICAL ETHOS Happy to report that it means It was high time for a trip that people of various countries to the dictionary when this senâ€" met to discuss the part Christâ€" tence turned up in some Church ianity can play in worldâ€"wide "A consultation on the formâ€" ation of an international ethos was held recently at the Ecuâ€" menical Institute of the World Council of Churches." PAGE EIGHT Lehr‘s Family Night Tues., Feb. 27, 8 p.m. \ \ 10 BIG SHOWS da 130 VICTORIA S. 66 King St., Waterloo NOW you can saAvt s1.11 Si‘v‘?fl'lfin".fc ar MACINTOSH CHILDREN Any Seat â€" 1.00 Dry Cleaners Ltd. READ ON â€" HERE IS HOW YOU CAN SAVE 1 Suit or 2 Pants or 2 Skirts â€" 1 Full Garment Reg. Cost of 4 Your Cost 3 3 Pail Gamou tC 1 *"‘RNow 39 With Every 2 Complete Garments At Our Regular Price â€" We Will Dry Clean 1 Complete Garment For Just 39¢ EX' ip 4 (Regular Ticket Prices: $2.00 â€" $2.50 â€" $3.00) Box Office Hours at All 4 Stores STOP !! Adult Tickets Reduced 50c to $1.50 â€" $2.00 â€" $2.50 Maclutosu The Greatest Show on ICE How Worse Than Eoan/ Dry Cleaners Ltd. DIAL SH 2â€"4461 community spirit. ethos: spirit of a community ecumenical: see cecumenical vecumenical: representing the whole Christian world or uniâ€" versal church, worldâ€"wide. 39¢ Extra KITCHENER 731 Belmont Kit. TOTALITARIANISM According to the dictionary this is; "the government of a counâ€" try exclusively by one party or faction". In theory this system has some advantages, but these merits are conditional on the party, person or faction being omnipotent, which is never found in a human. Only God is omnipotent, and even He has not chosen to use this system to rule His people. Having wisdom greater than the human, He appaprently realized that humans had to be given their freedom of choice in order to develop character and capability. Without personal responsibility all incentive, initiative and responâ€" sibility disappears and the governed become as sheep entirely deâ€" pendent on the leader. This defect in Totalitarianism is so fundaâ€" mental that the system is doomed to failure. This defect is also preâ€" sent in Unionism. This system is based on the principle of the governed being governed by themselves. The Canadian system is founded on this principle. As the mass of people obviously cannot devote their time, and many have not the ability, they select from among their feliows a few who have the ability and can give the time that is required (for which they must be reimbursed, naturally) to act for them. This would have the desired results if allowed to do so without outâ€" side interference. What actually happens however is; (a) The leader of the successful party in the election is perâ€" mitted to choose his minisâ€" ters who must do his biddâ€" ing (coâ€"operate would be the word used by the leader) or be replaced by one who will. (b) The Ministry or Cabinet det DEMOCRACY (b) The Ministry or Cabinet de:k sums are supplied by interests ermine what action the par® ~who naturally expect returns. liament is to take on matâ€" This places the party under an ters brought before it, and _ obligation that interfers with are able to force these deâ€" the exercise of the members cisions on parliament by the â€" judgment in his decisions. Each iniquitous theory that the . party stands for certain princiâ€" members of each party must â€" ples and the members of the vote with their party. party are expected to consider The final result is that the â€" these principles in making their leaaer of government controls _ decisions, but, to be FOR everyâ€" parliament through the . power thing proposed by his party and BRIDGEPORT, ONTARIO B/ A FUEL OIL and STOVE OIL SH 3â€"1444 $YSTEMS OF GOVERNMENT By Ernie Oke The most widely separated systems are Democracy and Total ALLEN SHIRK umiteo GEO. M. BECKER â€" Branch Manager E. H. HEIMPEL â€" _ Asst. Branch Manager PAID OR SET ASIDE FOR POLICYHOLDERS AND BENEFICIARIES $26,869,554 AN INCREASE OFf OVER $2,000,000 BUSINESS IN FORCE $1,092,062,562 AN INCREASE OF OVER $78,000,000 NEW BUSINESS $154,696,804 AN INCREASE OF OVER $10,000,000 THE DOMINION LIFE ASSURANCE JOHN CUBBERLEY â€" _ Regional Group Supervisor ASSETS $212,538,583 AN INCREASE OF OVER $13,000,000 A COPY OF OUR COMPLETE ANNUAL REPORT SENT ON REQUEST. HOME OFFICE AGENCY 1 KING ST. N. â€" WATERLOO Know Your Civic Affairs HIGHLIGHMTS OF 1961 When it comes to insurance ... it‘s o for FE ASSURANCE COMPA! THE WATERLOO (Ontario) CHRONICLE A YEAR OF soUND SIGNIFICANT GROWTH of sppointment and dismissal of the members of cabinet, the members are controlled by the party who can and do withhold its support of such a member by dismissal from party memâ€" bership so that the people‘s reâ€" presentatives _ are â€" ineffective and do not represent the people, but simply do the bidding of one man, which in the final analysis is dictatorship. The only difference is, that the Canadian has the privilege of selecting every three or four years anâ€" other dictator for the one he has. Elections cost large sums of money, much larger than the individual can afford and far beyond the amount that he can hope to legitimately receive durâ€" ing his term of office. These sums are supplied by interests COMPANY WATERLOO, ONT 2t value of public debate of a subâ€" ject, and its possible effect on elections. The same result could be obtained by electing a Prime Minister and Cabinet and let This is the practical result of the present system, as the reâ€" presentatives are there only for appearances and is not true deâ€" mocracy. One very simple and obvious solution is to require parlia ment to select its leader. Naâ€" turally this would result in the selection of the same man, but it would then be the choice of the majority of the members and he would be responsible to parliament not to a party. The Ministry would be elected in the same way. One other change necessary is to allow and exâ€" pect each representative to vote in accordance with his judgâ€" ment, as to the merit of the matter before him, and the welâ€" fare of the people they are supâ€" posed to represent. the people for whom he is supâ€" posed to act. This nulifies the This would also solve the "ageâ€"old" problem of the twoâ€" party versus the multipleâ€"party system, regardless of the numâ€" ber of parties with their diffeâ€" rent policies in â€" parliament. There could only be two posiâ€" tions YEA and NAE on any one subject, and would in many cases result in a workable and effective compromise. Canadian painters and sculp~ tors who have won international reputations will be included in this year‘s National Home Show collection of art for the home. The gallery, a regular feature of the Home Show, being held this year March 30 to April 7 YOUNGS JEWELLERS ANNUAL SALE 677 BELMONT BLVD. LET‘S MAKE A DATE TO DECORATE 10 KING ST. W. HEER‘S PAINT SERVICE COLLECTION TO BE EXHIBITED KITCHENER «â€"â€" FREE PARKING STARTS TODAY FEB. 15 SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY .... A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOUR PURCHASE .... YOU MAY OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT. BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS KEMâ€"GLO SUPER KEMâ€"TONE WALLPAPER SUNDRIES pany‘s films on the Grey Cup Classic 1961 and the fishing trip to God‘d Lake Manitoba we had a wonderful programne. The pictures were very much enjoyâ€" ed by all those present at the Monday night‘s meeting was very well attended, and thanks to Clare Martin and his comâ€" meeting. This Saturday will be another social Saturday at the club with a dance in the evening, music being provided by our one and only home brew band. This band although few in number, do a fine job and are to be congratulated, why not come at the Coliseum, Exhibition Grounds, Toronto, will take on a third dimension with the inâ€" troduction of sculpture. Artists represented in the Home Show â€" gallery â€" include Frances Gage, William Karelick, Anne Kahane, Robert Hedrick, Robert Varvarande, Tony Urquâ€" hart, Michael Show, Dennis Burâ€" ton, Richard Gorman, Gordon Rayner and Graham Coughtree.. Some of these artists have had work exhibited at international exhibition in Sao Paulo, Brazil; the International Brennial, Venâ€" ice; the Guggenheim Museum in New York; and are also repre sented in the permanent collecâ€" tions of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. spead more than $6,000,000,000 and 1,000,000,000 manâ€"days for NOTE: While figures may vary (Continued from page 2) WATERLOO ROD & GUuN CLUB NEWS by Freddie Shanks SH 3â€"2152 all our club membery as well as their friends will be able to attend this well worth while stag. Jack has been under the weather this last few months and it was felt it was the least the club could do, to show our appreciation of Jack and his sick. Tickets for this JACK SHAW night are available from his pal Jack Vogel, Buddy Gefâ€" fros and most of the executive, be sure to buy une and come out Friday night, March 2nd., your cooperation will be greatly apâ€" preciated. c. Our Bunny Banquet date has been set for Saturday, March 3rd. at the club house. Those longâ€"eared, long legged, white _ Friday night, March 2nd will be JACK SHAW night at the club. out and lend them and the club _ tailed streaks of lightening have OPEN 10 * NIGHTLY 46 KING ST. NORTH CLARE MILLAR TICKET AGENCY LTD. 36 ONTARIO STREET SOUTH 231 Cunard‘s 231 transatiantic sailings in 1962 offer you widest choice | of ships, accommodations, sailing dates, including weekly express sailings in the world‘s largest superiiners, Queen Elizabeth and Queen Mary. You get a glorious resort vacation free in the cost of your ticket! Ask us about big savings during Thyift Seasonâ€"including even bigger savings on 21â€"day Excursion Farest We‘ll gladly make reservations and help with all your travel plans. ~ KITCHENER FURNITURE FREE PARKING AT REAR OF STORE RIGBYS SAT. 9 A.M. â€" 6 P.M. CUNARD VACATION ISLAND®» VOYAGES TO AND FROM EUROPE! Thursday, February 15, 196% HOUSE OF KITCHENER may all well be true but then again we have beard from other does appreciate is the fact that the boys have been saving the Banquet, and without the rab bits naturally we could not hold hunters in the club some trow bie of late. It seems according to Bill Ruga and snowâ€"shoe eÂ¥ pert Harry Stome that it takes about nine or ten shots to bring the wild critters down, that is ing in the right direction at the SH 3â€"4156 WATERLOO