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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-12-11, Page 13Letters to the editor CHARGE THE BEACH HEAD , With b`Dorntar" now claiming jurisdiction over our South Beach; with the Ben Homans having always claimed ownership 4of all river -mouth property, a mile of North sand beach, Indian 'island and so on; with Colborne Township refusing to open existing right-of-ways to river or lake -front, and Dicky Robarts attempting to block -the South Beach Road., "Perturbed," as one of our shy citizens signed his (or her?) self in. last week's Signal -Star, would appear to have sound reasons for being just that way. In the meantime, let's ALL get involved. Phone, wire or write Lands & Forests, Dept of Transport, our M.P.'s and M•P.P.'s. Raise hell (non-violent) and scream -- loud and clear and often! J. C.. Hindmarsh * * * IMMIGRANTS I would like to contact readers of your newspaper who r; Came to Canada from the British Isles prior to 1940 as child Goderich area, residents could immigrants. • • take a look at the work of `Rev. These were children and Robert Wright of Welland. This youths brought out byvarious •37 -year old United Church y g minister is dedicated to the ideal 'British Emigration Societies, that beaches belong to the such as the Barnardo Homes; Church of England; Salvation Army; Quarrier Homes of Scotland, Liverpool Sheltering Home etc. Only those interested in telling of their experiences for research which may be published, should reply,. I would especially like to hear from any who were among the 150 children in -the first Barnardo party to come out after World War I, arriving on the S.S. Sicilian at the port of Saint John, New Brunswick, March' 28, 1920. • r public, from "high-water" down. He is a past -president of APEEL (Association for the Preservation of Lake Erie East Lakefront) which last summer presented Lands and Forests Minister Rene Brunelle with a petition bearing no more than 2000 • names objecting to wealthy land -owners barring the public from their "God-given beaches." Ignoring trespassing signs, APEEL members have repeatedly tested ownership of so called "water -rights" of lake and river frontage below "high-water" mark. Local' I would also like to hear from magistrates have dismissed descendants of children brought trespassing charges saying ownership of beach areas is still in doubt. Public involvement, as eloquently urged by Ray Robinson and "Perturbed" '- the latter, apparently, would just as soon not get involved himself (or herself) - is the only solution open to residents of this area. I feel the situation, come spring, calls for a fearless frontal attack on North Shore defences by our local Power Boat ,squadron under command of Mayor Mills, and assisted by private adventurers. I'll supply and man two canoes On gaining a beach -head we could 'stage a monster clam -bake or cook -out. As RCMP, OPP, and Town Police detachments move in for mass . arrests, : our Anyone interested "Harbouraires" would lead in . project, please write to me: singing songs such as "Let's A11.'` out during 1869-1900 by the pioneers of the child emigrant.., movement, in particular: Maria S. Rye to OUR WESTERN HOME, at Niagara -on -the -Lake, Ontario. Annie Macpherson, Louise Birt and Mrs. W. Merry who had Homes at KnowletA Quebec; Stratford, Galt and Belleville, Ontario. Wm. Quarrier of Scotland with a Home at Brockville, Ontario. Dr. T. Barnardo with Homes • at Toronto, •Peterborough, Ontario and Russell, Mani Dr. Stevenson ' with a Home in Toronto and Mr. Fegan who had one in Hamilton. W. T. Middlemore who had a Home in Nova Scotia. The Misses Smylie of Dublin who had a Home at Hespeler, Ontario. in this Gather By The RINPer',', "We Shal#''Y� n, .1�Iisls-,li'hyll1s Harrison; Overcorhe": -- ,eve wdlars of ,, � n � Avenue, "Onward Christian Soldiers." Lucerne, Quebec. To change six cent stamp The Canada Post Office annoupced today that due to the continually increasing employment of mechanical facer -canceller equipment to speed the flow of mail, Canada's six cent definitive stamp will be re -issued in a new color on January.7, 1970. The current orange -colored stamp in use since November 1st, 1968 will be changed to black, a color with superior qualities for detectance by electronic recognition systems. In size and format, 24 mm x 20 mm, the re -issued stamp is , compatible with five lower denominations, all of which include symbolic views of Canada's major . economic regions. The six cent value continues the use of a design recognizing the importance of communications and transportation in linking together the country's, vast geographic ,area. Printing by the steel engraving process will also be continued. The Postmaster, Ottawa 2, will provide customary First Day Cover Service on January 7th, 1970: Doings Of. Dungannon CORRESPONDENT MRS. BILL PARK TYROS MEET The fifth meeting of Dungannon Tyros was held Monday December 1. Riddles and a Tyro game were first. Leader Sharon Dawson asked questions about the church. Joanne Thompson read the scripture, Matthew 20 1-5. Prayer by leader Sharon Dawson and all Tyros repeated the Tyro prayer. Sixteen Tyros answered the roll call. In the craft period the boys are braiding an item for the Tyro uniform. All Tyros stood in T formation for the Tyro yell. EXPLORERS The seventh meeting of Dungannon Explorers was held on Tuesday December 2 with 12 Explorers present. Brenda Yule led the girls in a game. They were then called to meeting. Two bible' verses were ' 'read by Debbie Maclnni'S. Opening exercises were held. The minutes of last meeting were given by Lori ' Pentland. The treasurer's report was.given and collection was taken. ° In the business period that followed the decision was made to take toboggans, sleighs etc. to a good hill for a day •of fun during the Christmas. holidays. President Sharon Young closed the meeting with the new prayer and hymn. the uVUEHICN BI01')IAk9fAR'fHU West. Wawanosh counci minutes reveal drainage ioans The December session of West Wawanosh Township Council was held on Tuesday afternoon, December 2, at the home of the .. clerk, with all members in attendance. The minutes of the November meeting were read and adopted on motion of Councillors Rftherford and Aitchison. ° A letter from the Corporation of the Village 'of Lucknow, accepting the .$5,000. donation. offered by 'Council was read: Two applications for tile drainage loans from Bakker Brothers and Mrs. Gerritje Bakker, were accepted on, motion of -Councillolrs Aitchison and McDonald. The" road accounts were ordered paid on motion bf Councillors McDonald and Foran. GENERAL ACCOUNTS WEIGHT WATCHERS' CLUB A weight watchers club has been formed in the Dungannon -Nile area. Anyone interested may ' " contact Mrs. Ken Campbell 529-7643. At present there are 10 members who meet each Thursday evening at 8 p.m. _at each other's homes. On Thursday December 4 Dr. H. A. S. Vokes was a speaker at the home of Mrs. Jake Terpstra of Nile. , SOCIALS Bobby Proctor of Surl Beach; .Goderich-spent• �. I weekend with Bob Burroughs: The following general accounts were ordered paid •on motion of Councillors Aitchison and Rutherford: 0 n tario Hydro, arrears collected, $56.85; Paul Caesar, selecting jurors, $4.00; Huron County T.B. Association, grant, $5.00; Corporation of Village of Lucknow, Hill fire, $75.00; Harold Errington, fox bounty, $2.00; Gordon Dobie, fox bounty, $2.00; Donald McDonald, fox bounty, $2.00; Lucknow Sentinel, printing account, $39:82; Royal Canadian Legion, Remembrance wreath, $14.00; Deller's Tile Ltd., Rintoul Drain - tile, $711.73; S. & S. Drainage Contractors, Rintoul Drain, $1068.00; S. & S. Drainage Contractors, Forster Drain, $595.00; Westeel Rosco Ltd., - Forster Drain, $290.16; Frank Pentland, Fowler Drain - repair, $15.00; Township of East Wawanosh, Robinson drain repair, Park expenses, $20.02; Welfare accounts, $260.07; Jas. R. Aitchison, Councillor's salary, $250.00; Leo Foran, Councillor's salary, $250.00; Charles McDonald, Councillor's salary, $250.00; John Rutherford, Councillor's salary, $250.00; Robt. W. J. Lyons, Reeve's • Saiary, s+eei letxug wirers, telephone tolls, 009.00; Clarence Greer, Treasurer's salary, $575.00; Huron County Board oC Education, 1.969. Levy, $52,928.00; Joan Armstrong, Salary, tolls, selecting jurors, $697.60; Receiver General, postage stamps, $6.00. ROAD ACCOUNT Harvey Culbert, salary, $226.66; G: Humphrey, operator, $290.34; A. McDonald, wingman, $60.79; Joe Kerr, bulldozer and scraper, $675.00; F. Olson Ltd., loading. and hauling gravel, $977.40; J. W. Andrews, Back -hoe, $101.5.0; Jim Moss, loading and hauling gravel and dirt, $132.00; Imperial Oil Ltd., fuel and tax, $224.07; Grant Chisholm, Hydraulic oil, $6.83; D. R. M. Co. Ltd., plow and wing edges, $92.11; -Robert Stothersk, sealed beams etc., $26.37; George Smyth, welding and bolts, $19.13; Edmond Bushell, back -hoe, $36.00; Bank of Commerce, Income tax and C.P.P., $59.82; West Wawanosh Township, Gaunt Drain assessment, $1,171.78; Fowler Drain -assessment, $753.55; McQuillin. Drain assessment, ASHFIELD CORRESPONDENT MRS. E. HOWES Lynda Wylds of London was home for the weekend. Mrs. John Mackenzie is a 'patient in Kincardine Hospital where she underwent an appendectomy. Christine MacLennan of Stratford spent the weekend at her home: Church School at Ashfield Presbyterian. church will be closed until April 1. The annual concert will •be held on Dec. 12 at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Swann and family attended a wedding at Richmond Hill on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Leadbetter of Toronto spent the weekend with Mrs. C. $797,90; i!'oran PVain agent, $578,22;, Sproul Drains assessment, *28%25; Havey Culbert,, expenses, , Y weed control exam, London, $7.00, . , Council adjourned to meet December '1,5, at ,1p.m. at the homyof the clerk. art►uric glom NEW YEAR EVE PA I THE DEL .R Y Ticlpets Now On Sale: ''Reservations +Phone 524.9371 or 5249264:. NA• •••.1 • •..a 1 •• • • •.. • • • - ' • A 2 • ,. • • ATI • ' PRESENT A UNIQUE • gif *4. 16 Tickets - 90.00 •• Tickets - $5.00 W4 AVAILABLE UNTIL DEC. 23ONLY CURRYS TAXI • . • WEST ST. 524-7305 .,-.0:0:0:41":41:0:010.0":04C.024ri0.4°, TICKETS FOR TAXI FARES - '24 Tickets -,X15.00 • • g - CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE FRESH CUT SCOTCH PINE , BE SURE TO PICK UP LOTS OF NOURISHING, REFRESHING EGG. 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