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,tonservatiort and :the
cluality .of lite 'undoubtedly
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portant concerns, in 0,ntario
today. It i -s tnteres. ting to..note.
lat. tti. ,eimeerns:•for
pollution arid.' the aw.a r en ess
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o.. lo'gieal
latters.,
Preceded the :energy
the concern for the en-
Vironnivnt now seems a little
more than ii.fa,d• compared to
the •prospect of not having oil
for our furnaces or gas for our
Cars; What is- often not
'realized, hoWever, is the link
between• these two crises. If
The is. solved then the other
can also be solved.. No doubt
the bet. eon-
servarion. For example, the
efficAent•use-o.f energy would
cut pollution and ,measures'
taken . to reduce pollution
would have the effect of
conserving energy. •
The challenge before us is
to batanbe the public benefit
or urban and industrial
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ripple;e".(fect.through ifrre„:
:;-•-•••41;n-y.--7;$4-tU•tat-4 -
ertS77-etti,•et • I,
Ontario today which" may
•:endanger: ifirma.n health, and.._.•
there' i ns:reas g„ evicience
that rnor,e dans e rouS
•Situi4ibriS".may be deyeloping,
Radiation in the :mines.
Elliot Lake ancr.the Town. of
Port Hope.: asbestos in
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Peterborbugh;• mercury;
.• pollution in .the
W a.bigoon River .Sy-sterri, .
DDT, pol-ychlOririated,
biphenyIS and , other eance-r-
causing pollutants in Lake'
Ontario, all are examples 9,f . ;
'this.:problem; In
scientific estimates cite that .
80 'percent of cancer S today
are environmentally caused.
The majority •of those are
caused_ .pesticides and
other chemicals produced by
industries and' allowed to
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Bq iack Rid▪ 1I Hu{ og-Midditiex MPP.
embers added
to D 5- year club.
Thirty.five Meiribeps of,the -increased from a total' of 52
Dominion, Road MaChineiy graders a year in 1945 to 1250'
• Quarter Century Club were units today. Mr. Sully pointed
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enter the air,land a•ndi-vater, ' no. longercontinue-to act *entertained by Brace 'S.u11y, out it was through the loyal
• It is imperative_ that the• op the .1?ait,,s of some. of"atte President Of 'the Coin an , to' 5upport6f.employees stich as
"I -Try ernM en r n (into; to . . •
• . groWth. against the. .public
harm of yet. greater
deterioration of:our natugal
.. and human env ronrnent
• along with' the massive.
gobbling up o,f .aluable,
%farmland. Rat it though
• the task:may appear 'at least.
• ' one choice:is. clear: either we
allow the future ta :develop-
• • merel2,, :as .anektensiOn of the
present or else, we choose to.
:develop policies which reflect.
.the. 'concerns for the well-.
• . being of. oarselves. our planet
and those . who will fottoW
after•Cis; All -decisions, which
• . 4 ‘ile . make. teda:Y Will: have a
dre,i•fielf mot e: for :•asstirnotioriS. ' In partieal:ai,, ' Hotel.. on Thursday eyenlrig;:,
the.: basicenvirionthhlal• our tissumption.th-at we wOuld attuary
iSSues. Weanno longer take never curl out' ot room ,i)e of .. ..owi.i-ig ' to .'the storrnY
cornfor-t in the en o
virnrn tlipial resource', d
s and a •result that:,
. Weather :some Of the ..rnern-
poliCies . which : have :been we' could forever be •free and 6.ers were unable to attend.
applied the pbst:Tou afteh. easy ',with. both; or our
..The Club now, has attained a
anxiety- .. over 1 adverse . assatnption tha-t if. for a t me, •total of 4 , employees with
publicity has 'seemed to V. e found ourselves
ontrfle in ierious situation, tha.:,n yers set);lee and over
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• , ank cOncern or peop1•• • a:
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the .prOvinCe.In alinost all could in the nick of time and Three new members were .
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cases of ind.uStrial pollution out •of nowhere find our introduced this: year - S. C:''
FHelesic
reeman, William'
and industry related health unrivalled teehrioloigy to free,
hazards the government. h as U
from these diffiqultie.s. , . and Edwin Lee. They Were
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helped to foster fear by,tryinengraved perpetual clock-sg • It was Aristotle Who ob- ' each . presented ' With.
to confuse facts, deny in-, •„serNed that. "that ' which is. anclgold service pins- 9
dividuals information and to commOn to th.e. greatest- Seated at the head table
skirt problems. • Piecemeal number .has the least 'care
answers and solutions, as has bestowed Upon it". In the past aleng,witbMr.'Sully wereMr.
• E., . C. .Hill, 'J,' C, Freeman,
been the case in the past, can we have failed' to take good John S.,McKeown and Elmer
no longer...be tolerated' in the care of the things that belong scit,i•Har...As.,.......,' •
future.. •, •to all of us together; .•air,
I hope that we . are begin- water, land, citie„s, ' regions In • his speech Mr., Sully,
reminisced, goingback•to the
ning to understand that • we • and neighbourhoods. Unless :
time his father, the late Air
• • we start taking care of these Vice • Marshall' J.A, Sully
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Rock in general, we are going to
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Hello everyone! Rocky
Raccoon'is.back. That's right.,
Rocky , the mascot .9f the
'Maitland • Walley COn-.
servatiori • Authority ,is
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returning to ,keep people ,
informed' about the activities
of . the Authority and to
present inforitatiOn ora wide
•variety of topics related to the
O conservation of our valuable
• natural resources. • •
• Rocky, would -like to *remind
everyone, at this .'cold and
windy time ; Of the
• . • • . • _irriportance of windbreaks,
WELCOME
SERVICE
- would like. to call you with
housewarming gitts and in:
formatidn about your new
: location, The Hostess will 1)e '
' ,g1ad to arrange your subscrip-
tion to the Signal -Star
O Caii her at 524-2057.
most--
faiii01,116
•basket
in the
world
m%o.
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A' win dbiteak ,eon 'm bre
. row's of tree's pleCi•di`dilind
buildings or field.s to mit down -
the force',of the wind. These •
raws: of trees,. are not as
necessary or as •practical in
town S and -villages, as other
buildings slow down the wind
in • these d areas.. They are
valuable :around farm -,
buildings.' Trees planted in '
the right place will reduce
• drifting snow.,,and a.nyone who
is continually • pushing , or ' •
blowing . out' snow -plugged •
farm • laneways• would ap-
•:-pree-iate this.advantage..
Besides • -making:homes:
easier to heat and ',keeping
laneWays free from drifting
snow. ; windbreaks can in-
: crease propertY v.alues.:In the.
summertime they provide
valuable protection for fields,
resulting inleSS Soil erosion
. by.. wind, increased . crop ...
yields, and protection JO).
• grazing livestoCk.
The most cOrnman varieties •
, of trees used in windbrea:ks in •
Southern Ontario are' Norway,
• Spruce. .White Spruce, White-::.
Ce•dar, •Scotch- Pine, and
°Carolina Poplar. These
.species are used becausethey .
are fast 'growing, hardy, have
a long life expectancy, are
• resistant to insects and
diseases, and are. pleasing to
look at.
.• An ideal windbreak will
possesS the folldwing
characteristicsi
-4-• It will .be .composed of
more, than one species • of
tree:. •
. --i,- The trees will be Planted
in rows at tight angles to the',
prevailing -wind direetion,.
.(west or northwest):' •
+ It will he locatedfrom 60
to 100 'feet to the Windward
• sloe of buildings:, yards and
roads to be protected; 7--
' .-1-• •A rottnd buildings there
will-he'three rows OPtrees in
the windbreak while those
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protecting fields Will have
either one or two -rows:
• will'he protected from• .
grazing by •livestock by • a •
• things that belong to nob:iffy
•. purchased the •businesS ii
• in particular and everybody _ 1945 d was later joined: by
himselfaand his brother John.
• Om'
find ourselves not only with'a
. narrower range' of choices, ..At the. time •of their
sturdy fence;• but individual one that are acquiring the business there
• + It will :15. kept free -or_ less worth making. • were 65 •e'mployees, while
dead and damaged -branches While the recent passing of today they have °Ver.' .1,000.
and will be thinned whenever ,t h e E n v i ron ni en t a I Salesof machinery then
necessary to keep the treeS Assessment Act in -Ontario, arnounted to approximately
strong and healthy'. • which :is to provide system • $250.,000. a year and today,
These are, some of the of assessing projects that 3eiti-1y sales total around:60
things yon need to know about ;Tray: •damage . the en- million,dollars. • . •
windbreaks. If you are in-., viron•mont4hut which Ills yet • Payri011s and purchases
terested° and would like td be 'proclaimed), iS. a good . alone', now amount to $11/4.
further information just Call: start towards the • protection'. Million a week The company,
or write the Maitland •Vaileyof the environment Which'this• i,s. now - one of .the largest
ConserVatfon AnthoritY,., •• province needs; it, will be- grader manufacturers in the,
• Re.mernher to. w.atch the. necessary to have further aricl world 'and throtigh 'its , net*:
papers in the weeks to -opine Much strange ,legislation to • work of dealers . ship ,to 55'•
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for more news -trorn .proteet Our.'etivironr4ent.. in. ;countries: • " ".
M. V, c.A,' s Rocky Raccoon: . the fu titre: ' • ',Prodoction;Tot :graders- has
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GODERICH PUBLIC' LIBRARY, 52.•*montreal,•st:N
CLASSES START at the following times;
• • Wednesday, Febriiary 18, 10 a.m., 2.p.m., 7 : 30 p.m.
Thursday, February -26, 10 aln., 2 p.rri.,17:30.P.m.
All classes are 'identical and start promptly, .
Alt classes are limited in number,
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REGISTRATION 10:00 A.M. STARTS 1100 FINISHES 5:00 P.M. . .
Prizes for 1st,- 2nd, 3rd highest sponsorship money
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tanned in by February 28th,
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the Sicatathon
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At all schools and Chcirle; Boddy., 5 2 4.-91 32
Support your local figure skaters
We need your assisilnce
EVPVYBODY WELCOME DRESS, WARM GOOD LUCK
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dinner that this was made
.passible. Don " McKay
thanked Mr. Sully on behalf.of
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presents
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London Symphony Orchestra
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Goderich Series
2nd CONCERT
Saturday, February 14, 1976
Goderich Collegiate Institute
NISH MUSIC FOR DANCE!'
Guest artist PAULA MORENO
Tickets - Adults 2.50 • Sr. Citizens 1.25
' .Family 7.00 Sflidenfs. 1.50. ' -
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