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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-08-19, Page 11THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO EXTENSION CLASSES 1973-1974 --'(FOR UNIVERSITY CREDIT) CLINTON Economics--20---(introduction) Tues. Sept. 18 7:00 p.m. Enilish 33 (Children's Literature) Thurs. Sept. 20 7:00 p.m. Psychology 20 (Introduction) Thurs. Sept. 20 7:00 p.m. Philosophy 20 (Introduction)• Sat. Sept. 22 9:30 a.m. Psychology 205 (Motivation) Sat. Sept. 22 9:30 a.m. All classes meet in Central Huron Secondary School. KINCARDINE Sociology 20 (Introduction) ' Wed. Sept. 19 6:30 p.m. The class meets in Kincardine District High School. CLASSES MEET FOR 19 THREE-ANDU.A... QUARTER HOURSIGNS ES � Deadline for NEW students applying for admission , f9r the first time and presenting documents is September 4th. Contact the Office of the Registrar - Admissions, U.W.O. for an admission application form. Students previously admitted to the University of Western Ontario should register immediately. There is a lata foe of 910.00 for registra floe after Sep- tember 14. Credit course tuition fee is 9125.00. The non-credit fee per 'course is *80.00 and is not refundable. For further Information, or for an Extension Handbook, apply to the Symms School and Extension Dipartment, U.W.O., London. • J patures 111 Archives ar up a mystery. ELLIOTT Dr Morgan James was owner of Lot 16 treat and the famous ted up with square double -deck pulpit Church' of. England op, he had occasion document, in connec- h that land. His thereto, examined at try Office after 121 compared with one ario ArchiVes, clears ery, e 7 last the Signal - shed an article about andal in the .L850s h connivance of the nds agent (the in- stated) almost half Grey, Howick, Turn- rris and Wawanosh, townships in Bruce were taken up by who resold at a made no pretence of with settlement ns. Settlers corn - years without result ny lost their s. Finally the gover- 1 pointed two com- . Ogle R. Gowan, n a member of the Assembly several Morgan Hamilton, ied in the unsigned the commissioners ► in the Signal -Star lementary report e to Hon. Louis Vic • - , Commissioner of granddaughter, Mrs. Norah L. nds in the Tache- Hill -. and was a member of the administration, is first town council. One -.ave trafficked ario Archives and a historian records that he trafficking and been obtained. The possessed a "wonderful voice." the public lands amilton" signature As . to the professional lyidentical with that qualifications of this medical erich document. The man of 24 ho particulars seem The_ " large, firm and clearto:.have been offered: He ase, 'and leave mo , probably attended Dublin t the doctor served _ University. At any -rate,. his e and in particular 8, practice did not prevent him the. from serving upon the corn - July mission enquiring into settlers' grievances. It is important to bear in mind that the townships in which the irregularities 'took place were outside the .Canada Company tract, and were still vested in -the Crown: They were beyond_ the- Canada' Company's northern tier' of townships; Colborne, Hullett, and-- McKillop. In the original (1857) report the commissioners called for return of their lands' to defrauded settlers. In the sup- plementary (1858)„ report they submitted a p ►poral to over- come "the continued abuses to which the present system of resident or local agents is sub- ject" "We ate of the opinion," this report stated, "that if one or more trustworthy and efficient agents -were to pay periodical visits to the several counties in which any considerable portion of the public lands yet remains unsold, to receive the payments Signatures '28, four months after signing the 'report. According to the accepted record, Dr. Hamilton was born in Cork, Ireland, in 1810. When he turned over his stable described as "near Carroll's cooper shop," he was 27. The cooper shop, now a residence, cuddles the A & P store, and On the site of the stable is Alexan- der Smith's house. Even earlier, Morgan Hamilton gets mention in local history. When Thomas Knee-. shaw in 1834 built a frame house, expecting to be married the next year, Dr. Hamilton requisitioned it for the 'first Anglican clergyman, Rev. R.F: Campbell. Hamilton evidently was a per.on of influence at age 24. It was in this year, 1834, that he bought Lot 16 from the Canada Company (and gave a mortgage back.) H'e was a senior officer in the Huron militia - his com- missions are in possession of a tell the tale and to settle disputed claims, it would give much more satisfac- tion to the parties interested, prove a great saving to the public exchequer, prevent much of the fraud and favoritism now so generally complained of, and secure a much more Prompt and efficient discharge of duty than has yet occurred or can reasonably be hoped for so long as the present system shall he maintained." The c.c►mmissioners made a sharp reply to certain letters to the editor of "a newspaper published at Goderich Oh-, viously this was the Huron Signal, of 'which Thomas MacQueen was editor. The communications attributed "improper motives" to the commissioners. "As to motives", (he report stated, "the Commissioners are of opinion that if the writers Who attribute them. were them- selves divested, of the strong personal and pecuniary in- terests which they have in prin- ting the views of those who and are–still speculating in they would be more free to, do justice to the motives of the Commissioners, who never have had , the slightest pecuniary or personal interest" in the lands of which this Report. -treats,' - ed settlers, in igation. He died ou're f? 111.–A free.slfer of erest to (Hose \k iio (10 not understand been announced h} 1100-operat1(1 1Y5ode1. lest Beltotie.aid-ever' he given absolutely vone requesting have already been uritc for yours today. none -operating model cyof your own home tiny hearing help yours to keep, free, than a third of an it's all at oar level, No wires lead from ad. oriels are free, 0,0 tours now. \V rite,,' 0, Beltone Elec- 201 W. Victoria, III. 60640, aranteed tment rtificates isummummiummIr r Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation The senior Trust Company devoted entirely to serving the people of Ontario. andRIA GREY UST COMPANY SINCE 1889 Illy & Initiating Irl' your community Zurbrlgg. Manager 524.7381 100 KINCI$TOIV 8T., GODERICH 4), 4-H Calf Club holds exams By Neil Sajii- • Press Reporter I. The regular Dungannon 4H Calf -Club meeting was held on. August 14 at Carlow -Hall. The meeting was started with the 4H Pledge and roll call, then the minutes of the last meeting were read. Examination night will be held August 30 at 8:00 p.m. at Belgrave School. Hints were given , on showmanship and lessons were reviewed. Recreation was followed by lunch. Pr- • GODERICH SIGNAL -STA t, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23,,11/73, -PAG$ -1" Dear Ann Landers: We've been married eight years. I've held a job with the same firm all this time. I took off seven `weeks when our twins were born. My husband quit -his fifth job two months ago. He had made only a token effort to find work and now he tells me he doesn't care if he finds'anvthing or not. In fact, he's not sure he would• accent a position if it were of: fered to him. The competition of the business world, h,.e says, makes him nervous. , What he'd like to do is stay at home and take care of the children. Very voun,g ones, he insists, need at least one parent's guidance and since I'm gone from 8:00 a.m.–until 6:30 p.m. they aren't getting much from me. I hate housework. He loves it. And his cooking is terrific. He is also better with the babies than I am. Frankly, Ann, kids make me nervous. How canI I;et him tit quit sit- ting around and get a job? Or should I even bother, since he obviously prefers homemaking to real work.and I have always made more money than `ply husband? ---Left Shoe Right Foot ' 'air Dear Foot: Homericaking IS real work. (You sound like a man, honey.) Since the business world makes your husband ner- vous and the kids make YOU nervous, I see nothing wrong with reversing the traditional roles and each of vou doing what vou do hest and enjoy most. In my opinion the, children would also profit from this arrangement. Dear Ann Landers: This is not ' a letter from a silly teenager who wants to know how to he popular. I'm a 22 - year -old girl who has been working in a large office since .January and has vet to he `t asked out by ANYBODY, There are ,several single men in my department but thew. are more interested in the marled., women than in me, Two of the hest looking single fellows are interested in each other. The only man. • who has been ► aggre.saiv#'Jy.._t usy,L,ng in my direction is atop executive who is married. (He is'also fat and' bald. ) .Would it ---he -too- forward of - me if I Nought a pair of theft -ter tickets and invited one of the "eligibles," under the pretense that a friend gave them to me?- --Withering on the Vine .Dear Wither: Don't invite a man anyplace before he invites you to something ---even if it's only to his nephew's Sar Mitz- vah. If things don't get better at the office soon, Lambie Pie, enroll in night classes and'get Iri1►lketl In coeducational volunteer work. You need ad- ditlona1 exposure, !)ear Ann Landers: I am Gun Club Bill Stewart of Goderich was the top shooter at both the trap shoot and the, skeet shoot at the Vanastra (;un Club last week. In both shoots, Mr. Stewart hit 24 out of a possible 25 ,targets. Other scores in the trap shoot 'include Mery Baskin of Clin- ton, 22; Tom Allen of Lon- desh,ro, Bert Mahaffy of Bor- nholm and Ernie..Marshall of Michell, 21 each and Paul Wheeler of Clinton, 17. 1 n the skeet shoot held last Saturday, Tom Jardin of Wingharn was second when he hit 2:3 targets, while Louis Morello of Mitchell Glen Mogk of Bornholm and Mervin Batkin of Clinton tied for third with 22 each. Other scores in- clude -Manfred Dierolf of Goderich, 21; .John . Land of Bayfield, 20; Harrison Shock of Zurich and Bill McNutt of Hensall, 18 each; Herman Fisher of 1' enmiller- 17 and Bonnie -McNutt of Hensall and Ashley Gilhe"r[ of Goderich, 14 each. A PARTNER IN UNITED & FEDERATED APPEALS 1 writing this for my brother and two cousins as ell as for myself. We are et 18 and 23. There's . his re alive we really dig. S e's a -great sport, a barrel cif la ghs, .and a; hall to be around. She is also loaded, having buried ,two! rich husbands who believed- in real estate. The problem is that Auntie makes frequent references to what she might, leave us "if we behave ourselves." While she always says it with a smile on her face, ,there's the unspoken threat that if we do something far out, we will he disinheriked. W ned off by this mail. Otherwise, doll. eally get tur- eiled "black- e's a living Will you tell her, Ann? ---The Faithful Fou rsome Dear Foursome: What's the matter ---Ito vocal cords? I should think there would he at least one working set among the four of vou. Speak up, somebody. W. J. Denomme FLOWER SHOP DIRTY ARPETS � !. DEEP CLEAN WITH STEAM- ; .. 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