The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 31

Cahirrlau rVtnhAr 9. 1978 Otimwa Journal A1 1 lime 1 running out to voice licensing proposal' views on SMILE FOB TODAY. A preacher had succeeded In putting an elderly man to sleep with his sermon. In the midst of his sermon he shouted, "Those of yon who want to go to Hell, stand up! 8 ill SERVICE CLUBS bjrJim Watertoii EEEf 1 man heard the and did Jst The old "stand op' ha. 'i If you open up your newspaper one day in the near future and find that city council has ordered licensing of all charitable appeals in the city, don't be surprised.

In fairness to our city fatten, late in June advertisements were placed in the Ottawa newspapers soliciting opinions from service clubs and other organizations on the subject of licensing char- itable appeals. A July 9 dead-. line was set for written or verbal submissions. On making inquiries at city hall, I was disappointed to hear that the response was poor. I find it hard to understand why service clubs are willing to absorb the frustra- tions and red tape that would come automatically with a proposal such as this.

Service- clubs operate under the guidelines of a na tional and district adminis respective club members are the people who should be I will gladly help in arranging a speaker for you between this date and Nov. 10, If you will call me at 563-, He looked around, paused with a puzzled look on his face and said, "Preacher, I don't know what we're voting on, bnt it looks like yon and I are the only ones for it! 7 contribute to many worthy causes In your community. -Tickets are available from Kiwanian Bill Murphy at 733-9171 or 733-7507 who wlU.be glad to fill your request. OTTAWA OPTIMIST CLUB Optimist member Alf Per- craft 3871. cival says in glowing terms, "Our club is the best." Now if you know Alf, then you can be certain he can back up his statement He mentions that his club closed the year with an increase in membership.

The air cadet squadron, which is sponsored by the Ottawa Optimist Club, won the C. Douglas Taylor Trophy, (which 3 tration, and their own club's' fci i mi im ii i diriii board of Add this city interference in aN voluntary organization, and you can be assured of pro.b- indicates they are among the BrightySpacious Condominium designs featuring, models furnished by one of Montreal's leading Interior Decorators top squadrons in the country), plus the bike safety contest was so successful it has allowed the optimists to continue their support to the Ontario Children's Hospital. Add to this the winning of the Optimist International Award for culture and education and you can see Alf Per-cival, who is known to many as Mr. Optimist, has good reason. to stick out his chest.

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lems. On my rounds of the service clubs since the initiation of the licensing proposal many, many service club members have indicated to me their disapproval of the city becoming involved in the operation of their respective clubs. Unfortunately, although I agree with their views, my opinions do not count at city hall and you can be sure, if the apathy continues on this subject, as a committee chairman you will be trotting down to city hall with your application for a licence for your respective fund raising project. Remember, under this proposal it would be necessary for all licence applicants, to provide particulars sary to assess their intended purposes; and methods, anticipated revenues, expenditures and disposition of proceeds. On completion of fund drives, a financial statement would be required, providing full particulars as to revenues and disbursements, plus a processing fee would be charged.

That my friends is going to take away a lot of the pleasures derived from service -work as a volunteer. I urge you, before it Is too late, to air your views with your respective alderman. This Issue stemmed from complaints received regarding professional fund raisers operating in the city. Our city fathers are quite capable of protecting the public from these people without involving service clubs who have been the backbone of this community for years. Do something on behalf of your club and yourself.

But do it fast! Priced from S46.000 to S49.S00 Telephone: 523-1613 mneoul CD Makes life easier for you. attendance, but their warm hospitality would take a lot of beating. UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN If you are program chairman of your respective club, then your problems are over until Nov. 10. A United Way representative would be more than' pleased to speak at one of your meetings during the United Way cam-.

paign period. More than 130,000 people in Ottawa are likely to use the United Way services in the coming year and, as service clubs have always been in the forefront of groups working towards this becoming a better community, it is natural that your membership should understand where the money is being used. This year's campaign will strive to raise more than $3 million to fill the basic needs of 33 member agencies and that in itself is a very formidable task. The word has to be told and your o)o)E AMORTISSEURS SHOCK ABSORBERS COMPLETE WITH FREE A beautiful lawn. A reasonable price.

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