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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1995-05-31, Page 9IOW 31, 1$05 Still seeking representation Blueva� Dear Editor: Where is decI hay 441 rEMN I YINCET!M,t do the same job. speak amountsto►,Our ri be a source of irritation. in1 a of the little guys ernent ght to program P Area asked 50eproposed'hehesYrequestthat looked at all levels of gove1 ha questions about th n Canada, active a 50 questios of concern be representve d yseeking for answered before tesing was to emoccy, but it is start at the siteTha rare representative s truly democrac in belief orFor most 1p service will dWe witnessd only a few we ago, where our federal represe tive, Paul Steckle did stand agaithe full weight of his party to rresent us, his constinThe sad state of affairs is, this not represeniofor all ofron Couny -rather, in iits 1a resident of Ashfield dealing wthe proposd A3 Dum g wi only the iron hand of orce. An ee ample; on March 18, 1995, th conceed citizens of Ashfield & at questios have questioac- not all been an- c swered, yet the drilling equipmwas moved quickly moved on site,eks as plannd- nta- One of the questios dealt with 1 last the issue of who is responsiblifeP- the test drilling causes a neighbour- thing well to fail. This is a crucial w ere question thatHu- dressed ro erl4as not been ad- gu P P Y therefore remains no unanswered.th We think of ourselves as lvingdo el in a free land, but if wex- why is it we do are a fay?ree, e not have a say? iWhy is it we are unable to. reverse stna governmet ruling that is against Pothe will of the people? In Ashfield into how is it that we are not able to give a dump from being shoved one n our throats? hind, in n attempt to prod hydro electric power, is foover l million people off.land, so they can flood the 1 We, in our highmindand It is a democracy, when due onflict of interest, our -representa- tive of Ashfield; who should council fighting on our behalf by a conflict of interest. Furthermore, we are not allowed n alternative voice on council. If is is a true de ould be some contingency y' an here et us representation and if there is plan, Council of Huron should something to get us a say. For other reeves. who do not ant the dump in their townships, would appear that it is easy to ck those without a say. sitions in government came existence because citizens of a n constituency needed some - to enact their common affairs This BLUEVALE II slated for Ma 31• to a By Sarah Timm and ted and will We Je : ca Kin n bring it to q v st g ; ent'Da.. Achieve- and septa -arced the - e- ng Y We also learned Susan. rje an he aur be on p.m. with the'4-H edge. x:30 udge healthy fruit for size,how Timm, Christie- and Laura Sarah f is si- enced talked aboutg - We bruises an o .wick, War: and the e growing of seeds eshrtess. ndlie derserand pr°' r type of soil for ideal We look f rward to the achieve Ginn and leaders Courtney andth growing conditions. We ment r and Roxanne Visser abouttalked progra tonight, May31, Marianne Warwick worked. the h: adds ns too the Bluevale all at 7:30 in very hard to and t little , much rain ryone is welcome, p.m. Eve- done in four get two 4-H clubs Th unsltine. months. Con • rs observed sproutingThe club members, Fernando and tions to everyone! gratula- Ad - seeds. Each Lindsay girl bserved her own y deVos; Jennifer and Heath- We thank The reporting a -H er Hall, vance-Times for re Jessica King, fY■ Mary Ann news. Porting our 4-H It's unique, it's rewarding and it's a challenge you shouldn't a Canada's Army Reserve, where civilian career. you can earn extra pass up. It's the Militia, While you work selected evenings and weekends, part-time income and still pursue your improve your professional skills. You mayyou receive hands-on trainingel Fpr action and satisfaction, join the Army Reservelso enjoy opportunities for travel- and For more inforrnatign and now! a look at our new video, come see us or call us at: Canadian Forces Recruiting Centre 451 Talbot Street London, Ontario N6A 5C9 660-5110 or 1-800-856-8488 Refor„-z S i l is Vote Continued from page five tion. Any candidates that do run are gent doing so as independents d how support f Canada. As I see it, any such independent force candidates will only have the effect Person of splitting the vote amongst those they e voters supporting deficit and debt or due control. We all want Bob Rae to he their d .defeated. The best way t other c is to , in simple terms means you uce were hired as a servant of those for that elected you. I don't know any - their one that went to the polls to elect a and. King to rule over us- °" In Ashfield, we as voters have nk, given up a portion of our sovereign ow power to allow our representatives yrs. to enact our needs. I don't remem- will ber hearing any condi thoughts of ourselves thi barbaric, how cruel, and h ane of those Chinese leade a smaller scale, 'you some farmers and other area s off their land, whether ave their land expropriated to the fear of leachate in rinking water, or numerous oncerns. out the and the S pport of the Reform Party inhum Yet o this put our full supportrt ensure thethe only atty behind If th Mike H provincial party, the democr Harris PC Party. owners I have reviewed in detail the PC differen policies set forth in the Common of the r Sense Revolution. Mike Harris has tilers, w indicated he will introduce bal- anced budget legislation- He wili reform welfare- He will cut bureau- cratic red tape and size of he will cut the government. These policies are all supported whole heartedly by Helen Johns, • the PC candidate in Huron. She has a firm business background, has a fresh approach to politics and I am supporting her as best I can' in' her Common Sense campaign. Maggie Visscher, Bayfield is is not China, but in fact a atic nation, why will land - still lose their land? The . ce seems only the degree emoval and instead of sol- e have laws and courts to Seek in g aid for situation Dear Editor: I know you will be surprised to receive a letter coming from far away on this isolated island of un- fortunate human beings- But pray- ing for your kindness and under- standing I took the courage to write to request you toplease your newspaper an print in desperate article about my P plea for help. I am a leper patient in this colo- ny with two malnourished children, and my husband is an invalid caused by this cruel leprosy. more to say,yP Y Sith ed three young chi drensare livster ing th us because her husband died in an accident, leaving his family in ex- treme poverty and sympathy. My sister can hardly earn a liv- ing because she has still a little child to care for, besides our house made of light materials is in of repair and'weneed any- thing to buythe don't have materials. Their poor family 'adds more burden and miseries to our lives since we our- selves can hardly bear the suffering as being lepers. It breaks my heart to see the chil- dren cry because they are hungry, Their few old garments are worn out already. i cannot provide for my children anymore because my sickness has deformed and I am alreadyd me severely bedridden. What keeps us alive is only the food ra- tion our government pa- tients like me, but this food is hard- ly enough for us. If you will be so kind to publi- cize our helplessness and call for help I just hope to find someone who may want to share with us some of his or her graces and send us some food and old clothes. I know this is a shameful thing to ask for, but our young children are sickly and starving as I have got to try to find help somehow. i am beg- ging you with all my heart - May God bless you all. Hoping to hear from you soon. Lilia Teves, Culion, Palawan, Philippines (Ed No1e• Anyone interested in making a donation of "clothes or other items may receive the full ad- dress of Mrs- Teves from the Wing - ham Advance -Times.) - S or ask for the power or right talk dof is- rupt anyone's life by to dis- off their land- forcing them I look forward to receiving your thoughts, individually or collec- tively so I, and others likewise in- terested may be enlightened on the rights of Ashfield and area resi- dents to resist, what appears to me as a steamroller. Held Twp Rob McQueen 'Ashfield Twp• eeking new educator GORRIE — Hundreds of student and dozens of cups of pudding lat er, Kim Baan of -Walton is winding up her year as the Huron County Dairy Educator, Kim has been teachingcounty students about the benefits s where the milk they drink comes - from. Anyonewith knowledge of the dairy industry, whether they be male or female, married or single, young or old, is welcome to submit a resume to the Huron County Milk Committee care of Eldon Bowman, RR 1, -Comic, NOG 1X0 by June 30, 1995. Thenew Dairy Educator will, also be asked to co-ordinate ,his or her own activities. The dual role is a paid position of the milk commit- tee and milk products, oftenof milk mng puddingto givestudents akix ample ofwhat she means She also informs pupils about the business aspect of dairy farming. By July, when her year will end, she'll have visited over 20 schools and taken part in two barn tours where students learn first hand Young leara.n life skills.. through playfulacts oving intently through the tall grass, body held low to the ground, legs taut ��ture'S and ready to rush, ang MlraCre$ ever energetic Timber Wolf pup stalks his sleeping P g father's tail. �"• '' ' The pup chooses his mo- Monte HUM mement to pounce, but father. wolfMEL has, beon" isn't na-ppin�„as deeply as. he see keeping.a half closed but watchful eye med- 'ng just the right instant to flick his tail to the side, fatherwatcheses as the young hunter bites dust instead of prey. Father wolf treats himself to a low snort as yo bushed by his sister who is lain the-angster is then am - P You can plainly layinher own hunternd- see preparation for survival as an adultein theame. la young animals- 'The wolf pups practice physical skills and sharpen spa- tial perceptions they play of spring. will need when they must feed their own off- spring. as young predators la m Ju play at run -and -dodge -and -leap. predators play hunt -and -attack games,young mock phases Burin u odge-and-leap- Elk fawns, for istapreyjinn and stand motionle� filch they practice alarm signals or suddenly in Whether an animal hunts' or is hunted,ng Y stop young to become more successful adults_ Playthelts to gameshese ohet uals who have developed the skills to survive and reproduce, thuss as- suring produce individ- uals a future for the species - Play usually mirrors an animal'susually own situation in nature. r bal- ance necessaryofBighornmay het them The gb- for life on steepslopes. acquire the strength and knock heads in rehearsal for the mating battles tos lcome. young Bighorn rams Play seems to provide safe opportunities grate themselves into their communities. gnifor icing animalsRhesus to inte- grate si ewhoup Significantly, grow without playmates become antisocial and Mon - It is not always e aggres- Fish, reptiles, insects and wild birds do not seem to la recognizeumans to play in another species. and ravens can occasionally be seen performing Y though crows just for the fun of it. g aerobatics a It may be, however, that these types apparently can- not comprehend- Still,,it's nice to think that even s play in of we in nature leave all animals a little time for fun. the rigours of survival . s Nature's Miracles is brought to you by the Adv World Wildlife Fund Canada.. To find out how wwF wildlife and wild places, call Advance -Times and the WWF at 00- (10 I-8 you can help save 26 -PANDA. ACROSS I. Extinct 5. Kitt 13. Extinct cy 7. Certain 8. Exact 10. Loft 11. Personal Buying 14. Skewer 17. Inciting 19. Want 21. yearn 22. Taunted 23. Inlet 24. Delayed DOWN 2. Thrifty 3. Near 4. Tunnel 5. Keepsake 9. Tolerated 12. Instinct 15. '6, Train 20. Full yy ealthY 16. United 7• Celebrity 18. Crawl SOLUTIONS t CANADIAN ARMED FORCES• Public Notice Hereby - Take Notice that the Corporation of the Township of Morris Proposes to enact a By-law pursuant to Sectio TO STOP of the Municipal Act R.S.O.19n 297 (1) (c) UP, CLOSE AND TO SELL 90' c' M.45, within the Townshipof Mo that part of the road wiHathin of Concession , of the is lying between een Lots 10allowance more and 11 in the North P Monis,' in the County of Huron, particularly described in Schedule "A" AND FURTHER TA A hereto annexed. who claims that his TAKE NOTICE will or that the Council shall hear any by-law and whoao be Prejudicially affected bythe person Corporation of ��Townshiplof Morris, e heard at a meeting of the council of Purpose in the council chambers at thes' which will be held for that R.R.#4, Brussels; OntMunicipal Office, located at the 6th day Ontario, Lot I4 Concession 5 of Mo of June, 1995, at the hour of 8: Morris Township, Dated this 3rd day of May , 1995,, 00 p.m. o'clock in the evening. Naichie Corporation of the Township of, Clerk P of Morris All and singular that certain Sched>,le Parcel or tract of land and premises situate, lying and being that part of the road allowance between lots 10&11, Concession 1, Township of Monis, County of Huro, described as follows: nmore Firstl particularly y Commencing at a point which is the northeast angle Lot 10; Thence South -1 g �of said Y and along the easterly limit of the said lot 10 approximately 3300 feet, to a point which is the south north 1/2 of.L' Lot 10; ' east angle of the Thence at right angles to the easterly limit of feet to a point which is the southwest angle of the at north0, a /2 of co of ; Thence northerly and along 1, of Lot 11; approximately 3300 feet, to a point which iwesterly s t of Lot 11, 11;the northwest angle of Lot Thence at right angles to the westerly limit of Lot feet, to a point which is the northeast angle of 11,a distancehisthe of point 66 of commencement.Lot 10, which is poi Township of MORRIS 1.