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Erifium Prohibition Net Control he centennial events that Lce and the bustle of the before July 1, when Cana- recomes 100 years young. will be so busy that they ne to ponder whit all the Death By Bow and Arrow Proiecf Moving Ahead council of the Town- h could put many of oz kennel operators : Canada were pre- 1e formation of the .ion, their concern with’mstorical sig- Lhe best way to en- Canada en’rennial Takeover ians will be doing :end._if the Stouff- rxampk'. There is a ng with this. of avs 100 years ago to dancing fiat 310 The special day or special weekend will be marked by some massive com- munity events so that few people will remain uninvolved. This is the immed' iate aspect. For those who want to refresh their minds with thoughts of the important political union which took place in 1867 there is plenty of opportunity, and for those who revel in nostalgia of home there is plenty in this issue of The Tri- bune. Press, library, radio and TV all give the essential happenings to Confe- deration. It may be that Canadians still are not as familiar as they should be with the effort and imangination which went into the making of their country. But at least” as a result of the centennial, they have a much better chance of achieving this goal. ' C. H. NOLAN stead of control. We feel that the new bylaw is not needed. Perhaps more rigid controls are. Instead of ’soaking’ the established operators the council should give mOre thought to future applicants, in parti- cular. to their proposed locations. Present kennel owners in-Whitchurch ventured into this business or hobby in good faith, knowing that the flat rate fee was within reason. Now, they find, with VEryJiltle warning that they must either pay up or close up. We don't ore than 312,000 papers 3 npressions in Icommercial of the town today and we WApfegress in the Publisher The Tfibune the)~ consider turning back although it could have been an easy way out. There have been many critics of this undertaking. There still are. We feel that if completed properly, it will con- stitute a downtown beauty spot, similar to the ‘squares' that are so prominent in many cities and towns In both Cana- da and the United States. Our only fear is that the council ‘will de. is among Is An Institution n and The Tribune has 1nd many changes and newspaper has come an higher than any c_\' consider turning back .uld have been an easy wa There have been many cr 1dcrtaking. There still at at if completed properly, ft and man 'equire ‘ only fear is that the council ‘will quired to implement shortcuts to the cosfwithin the original esti- This would be regrettable fof, in pinion. half a job would be worse no iob at all. :reale them an ‘peful dreams. blication has for communi ty d bv mechanical 11d ment from persons more cx‘ but in the at} n the fiel contacts the most )ntend. however. that to animal and then let it h, is surely not the most 1 of sport. The fact is, it 116] to be allowed. bvlaw ‘0 even n the mat NS and arrows is r m: that this would ijecl nada. of it old. hon) Instea‘ ourselve tribe 1h saying and are loo proud to s ignorance. But at the same 1 are the world's champion yak cording to the telephone comp: nadians spend more time on 1 cr than any other nation, propt its be cxr Since we at should be 2 signs that read â€" ' Your Own Risk'. The gravel trucks. On my return. I v other unpleasant «5 increased tax bill. I (he maintenance am damaged by grayel ‘ the revenue receivcc on gravel pits. Thu: additi bill the re h rd of The councils soft pedalling of this abnormality is a greater mystery that “ill clear up on!) after the next muni- cipal election. dx/st that lch Am am spit But it‘s so hot, makes me feel (Come on Smil Wh nr naway Editor's Mail lha : ten decades ) pin doxm lh¢ acter is like tr 1 the dark. bl ral thong” ape grindin spe som rn to an ever-inert idents must cope meedinsz trucks. " 100 times Sincere A. Zaki Bloomi' mv m mt ar the v it this week, Ode to (‘a- rv thought s richer Slouffvillc. rcasing tax te with the ‘urs BNA A‘ Stoufl'vflle. Ont. Tel Canada. $6.00 elsewh Newspapers Associa I: second data mail PubIL Tl W C. H. NOLAN. Publisher JIM THOMAS, Editor NOEL EDEX |THIS WEEK NEXT every Thursd Changes Are A Mus 51m Established i‘ifiune By BILL SMILEY By RAY ARG If Animais Could Talk