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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1974
Hear facts
(Continued from page 1)
of Reeve McKinley, there are
many deer.
"Just walk the river flats, "
Bellanger told McKinley.
"There are more deer than you
think."
Bellanger went on to say
that there is illegal hunting
going on in this area of the
county as well as other districts.
The last deer season was in
1971 when 566 hunters spent
800 days in the field. They
saw 200 deer, shot at 100 and
harvested 51.
Ministry officials felt there
were "sufficient deer in Huron
to warrant a season." They sug-
gested a season for archers
from October 29 to November
25 or a gun season from Nov-
ember 11 to 13,
Officials said it would permit
hunters to take deer legally
and would provide "recreation
for a segment of the population.
"Who causes the most damage
asked Deputy -reeve Gerry Ginn,
Goderich Township. 'The deer
or the hunters?"
Ginn was told the only way
for farmers to keep hunters off
their land was to post signs
which may be seen from any
point of entry. Most courtesous
hunters ask permission before
entering a farm, however.
Huron County
Board Of Education
KINDEI"'GARTEN
EGISTRA.TION
AT
Zurich Public
School
MONDAY, MARCH 4
9- 12
110141111,6111111,
Hensen Public
School
MONDAY, MARCH 4
1- 3:30
OMNI
J.A.D. McCurdy
School
TUESDAY, MARCH 5
9 - 3:30
Exeter Public
School
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6
9 -3:30
Huron Centennial
School
THURSDAY, MARCH 7
9-3:30 S
Usborne Central
School
THURSDAY, MARCH 7
1- 3.30
Stephen Central
School
FRIDAY, MARCH 8
9 - 3:30
*Eligible children will need to
be 5 years of age on or before
Dec. 31, 1974. Parents please
bring birth certificate, imm-
unization records and any other
pertinent health records.
about deer
Council learned that the
Ministry has the authority to
announce a deer season, but
added that in most cases, the
approval of the municipalities
involved is desirable. Council
registered no further opposition
to the proposal.
The conversation then switch-
ed to wolves. Here again, coup•
cil was surprised to learn that
in the opinion of the Ministry
officials, the wolf population
was not all that high.
While the Ontario govern-
ment has discontinued wolf
bounty, it was pointed out, it
does compensate farmers for
loss of livestock if it can be
proven the damage was done by
wolves.
Bellanger said that when an
animal is found, the farmer
should call the Ministry of Nat-
ural Resources at Wingham
(Zenith 92000). An inspector
from that department will ex-
amine the carcass to determine
whether or not a wolf was the
killer. If so, a stock evaluator
is called in to estimate the
value of the animal lost and a
claim filed with the govern-
ment.
There were no claims in
1972 and 1973, said Bellanger.
Hear lecture
(Continued from page 4)
for babies in Canada is a depres
sed, pregnant woman and an
unscrupulous doctor. He stated
that he believed Prirne Minister
Trudeau to have been well
meaning when his government
instituted liberal abortion laws
in 1969.
The trend in todays society
is toward judging the value and
rights of human beings, not
simply because they exist but
because of certain qualificat-
ions, the speaker said. Once
liberalized abortion is a fact,
there is a progressive accept-
ance of euthapasea and even
infanticide as a "need" in a
country. When we lose respect
for and eliminate the safeguard
protecting human life at any
stage of development, we
progressively lose respect for
and eliminate the safeguards
protecting human life at other
stages of development.
"We could then come to
accept (as Hitler said) that
"useless eaters" of any age are
a burden on society. Their
lives must be snuffed out. We
are all on the conveyor belt of
Life. We are gradually moving
to that day when we will be
that older person, that "useless
eater, " he added.
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