The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1975-03-27, Page 21Letter of Concern -
I found when I sat down to write
this letter there were several
ways I could approach •the sub-
ject; with anger, contempt,
sorrow, hope, and all the other
emotions that one runs through,
I looked at the other side or it
but found I could not reason the
outcome of the town council when
we were told the trees on Andrew
Si. were to be destroyed even
though 400 concerned citizens
signed a petition to save these
trees.
These people would obviously
like to see a tree through all the
seasons of the year rather than a
pole (which once was a tree)
standing in its place.
The street would not suffer if it
was narrower with no parking,
but it would suffer the loss of the
14 trees slated for the tooth-pick
factory.
It is obvious the council is not
working with the people on this
matter and some thought should
be given to the next election as to
which members of the town
council are concerned with the
town and it's people rather than
the automobile and what is
convenient for the motorist.
The people of Andrew St. are
more concerned with the beauty
of their Street than whether or
not there is.parking on the street.
I appeal to the council to take a
long look at Andrew Street and
its trees — not on paper; it's not
far, take a walk on the street,
look at the trees and honestly be
convinced automobiles are more
beautiful than one of the maker's
creations.
The town council should be
responsible to the people it
serves. If all appeals fail
to penetrate the hearts of our
honourable council members,
then we as citizens would be less
frustrated and angry if for every
tree cut down there was a
replacement of a young tree,
which would eventually give the
beauty back to Andrew Street
and the community.
Thank You
Penelope B. Dinney
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Mr. & Mrs. Elgin Adams and
Mrs. Susie Devine attended the
50th weddding anniversary
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Mr. & Mrs. Richard Turnbull
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Morenz, Glenda and Tammy.
Michael and Michelle Vincent
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Rev. Walter Mills will be
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the Parish Hall of St. John's
Anglican Church, with 86 ladies
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when Grand Bend entertained
five other branches, namely
Dashwood, Zurich, Crediton,
Elimville and Kippen.
President, Mrs. Alec Hamilton,
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int duced the guest speaker,
. Calvin Carmichael, of
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'resident of FWIO. Her topic was
"Public Relations."
A very lovely piano solo,
"Melody of Love", was played by
Mrs. C. Reeves who is in her 85th
year.
A reading, "Life down on the
farm, is it really like this?" was
given by Mrs. Carman Lovie.
A sing-song of Irish songs was
conducted by Mrs. Ross Love,
with Mrs. Mervyn Tieman at the
piano.
A skit, "Spring Fashions" of
1975 followed. Those taking part:-
Miss Newspaper, Mabel Gill;
Miss Toilet Tissue, Susie Devine;
Miss Bread wrapper, Clara
Hamilton; Miss Tea Bag, Esda
Adams; Mis§ Shower, Minnie
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Marjorie Adams; Miss Klean,
Josie Love; Miss Fryer, Lily
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Tuesday evening at the home of
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The leaders demonstrated
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Home assignment was to work
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