HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-09-06, Page 11'The -present concern .of Russian
Ls ters,<mn ,strike this unonthalna:Estonia,
444,11, $ a loss -of :human 'Tights, _:is
wanted.
2 'uery'country demands a _certain time Soviet Russia's hold -on the Baltic
a'qf+clothe "vote"
o ey before .granting .citizenshipsanStates for the past half 'century Stems
-from the Krertltin acting on The notorlous
"Molotov --von 'Bibbintrop Pact" sof August
43, 1939 'in ,which `Hitler's Germany and
Stalin's 'Soviet`Russia agreed =to -divide -up
Eastern Europe!
n twirciiikers mesa
ifeur loss mifTights
Originally the majority of Russian
':;workers .in'tthe Baltic -States :of Estonia,
stratifies/Ind -Lithuania were not true Am-
sanigrants. ,)They were the result of an in-
::fluxcof0Soviet .workers sent .into the ;Baltic
States'by ''Moscow 'to -replace the ihun-
-edreds of thousands of Baltic peoples
sideporteduto Siberia, Russia and Central
Asia in the horrendous mass deportations
:of June 1941; from May to August of
°1944; sand-the=;deportations in the .post-war
'wears of t.Baltic citizens to forced -labor
cramps by Stalin.
Some .of the original, so-called Russian
"immigrants" to Estonia, and her sister
:Baltic States of Latvia .and Lithuania,
•'were members of the Red ,Army who,
after:theSecond .World•lWar, remained in The Soviet Constitution, in Article No. the devious, underhanded tactics
^the?+:Baines, having found the standard of 72, gives any country the right to secede employed by the Kremlin against the
living .there greatly superior to that in from the Soviet Union; Article No. 76 Baltic peoples since 1941!
':their' own country. states :that each Baltic Republic is The Russian workers, striking this past
'With the industrialization of the Bathos sovereign; :that is, having the right to month in Estonia, Will find that with
by 'Moscow a further influx of Russians govern itself. Estonia governing her own economy
took place; to such an extent that Baits Article No• 73, however, contradicts Ar- "they never had it so good"!
hecame minorities in their own land: tides No. 73 and 76 in that it states that
Over i66 -.per cent of the inhabitants of the "Central Soviet" has sovereignty over
Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia today are all Soviet Soeialst Republic. What a
non -Belts! sham!
Russia's occupation of Estonia, Latvia
and -Lithuania for the past :half -century is
in violation of international -law!
'The "Free World" has never given "de
jure" recognition to this .unlawful
occupation.
Since 1840 the Baltic governments in
exile in Washington, (and in Canada
since 1963), have been actively striving
,With flatlet 'now tnakIug:pO8Slble=�the
'right -of Estonia, .Lattria 'and Lithuania' -to:
•speak their own .language; re:establlsh
their own culture and heritage; govern
their 'Own -economy, one can be 'certain
that theBaltic ''peoples 'will -see `that
human rights are accorded to all. Rights,
I Might add, not :granted to the 'Baltic
States in 'their years of subjugation and
domination by Moscow.
'The 'Baltic peoples, in reclaiming
sovereignty to their own lands, will not
resort to communist tactics.
They neither advocate nor desire
domination and subjugation -of others.
What they justifiably want is: full In -
with their compatriots in the free world dependence; self-subsistency and
and behind the Iron Curtain, for a return tier ownnpeopleof each Baloic State, over
of the Baltic States to :the Independence her own and territory!
� They will not jeopardize their repute -
they enjoyed prior to World War I1. tion and past history of justice by -use of
Julia Eckert -MacLean
RR 2-Site•37-Box 53
Sudbury, Ontario
P3E 4M9
Parts is -mi nsing i re r n Dennison f•z m 18 y tree
To The Editor:
I '.ram doing a Dennison family tree.
John, :Robert and James came to Canada
...Millie early 1800s. The one I am trying to
get more 'information on is John's
branch.
1) Robert Dennison married Susanna
Dozewell
Born 1820, Ireland Born 1827?
Married 184?
Died May 7, 1905 Died 1915
.Buried Bayfield, Ontario.
They rented a farm near Melville
(south .of Orangeville) until 1859. Then
farmed at Walton (got crown ,grant in
1859) and farmed .there from 1857 4872,
then moved to Varna from 1872.1305. Had
seven children:
1850 Albert Dennison (Souris area -
Manitoba
1853 Jane Dennison (1853-193?!
;4855:John B. Dennison (1855-1940)
11857 Thomas B. Dennison (1857-1942)
_1862 -William Dennison married Mary.
Dozewell
1865 Susan Dennison married Walter
Scott (Long -Island, NY )
18?? Matilda Dennison married John
:Morrison (moved. west
William married Mary Dowswell (son
Fred married Erma Thurlow ).
2) John Dennison ,married Margie ? Joshua homesteaded north of Moose
Born 1824, Ireland.
Farmed near Hagersville, near
Nilestown. Innkeepers. Had five
daughters - no contact since. Where is
Hagersville or Nilestown?
31 Thomas Dennison -tarried Margaret
Ann Frickleton
Born August 9, 1838 Born July 4, 1846
Married July :28, 1865?
Died September 6. 1900 Died July 21.
1924, Burnaby, B.C.
Buried Brussels Cemetery.
Farmed near Walton. Had nine
children.
1865 Catherine Dennison. married Thomas
Edgar Pomeroy (Washington State)
1867 Baby Dennison (1867)
1869 Joshua Dyer' Frickelton married
Bessie Grigg - Seaforth area
1870 1 iz7,ie Dennison married Alfred
Grigg - Moose Jaw
1873 John Thomas Dennison married
Julia Wiltse - Brussels
1876 James Edward Dennison 1878-I896
buried Brussels
1878 Laura Louise Dennison 1878-1889
buried Brussels, both died of TB
1881 Mary Ann Dennison married George
Wiltse (?)
1883 Zetta Dennison married Ewart Ken-
dall (B.C.)
Jaw .in 1902. Returned to Walton in 1913.
Had six children.
1890 Robert Elmer Dennison married
Hazel Trivett
1892 Irene Dennison
1896 Hilda Dennison
Taylor
1898 Mabel 'Irene
George Gates
1901 Gretta Martha
Lorne Speare
1906 John Dennison
Rutledge
Mary Ann Edith
George Wiltse
Born 11(1, died 1927 Born 1878, died 1944
Had seven children, Agnes, Carl, Thelma,
Allen, Audrey, Raymond and Earl.
Anyone who is related to or knows of
any of the above, please contact me so I
can get in touch with them for further .in-
formation. Any help would be appreciated
and getting this in your weekly paper
would be really appreciated. Have found
about 2,000 relatives in the past 10 years
I have, been working on this Dennison
history. Thank you.
Yours truly
Mrs. Shirley L. Weber
RR5
Wiarton, Ont
NOH 2T0
PS: Where was Nilestown?
married Archie
Dennison
Dennison
married
married
married Dorothy
Dennison married
ISteciforth summer students end.promiziedior
Open letter to Seaforth residents: 32 students in these jobs. Although .this is met with were very receptive to the job
On behalf of -the Goderich Canada an increase in -the number of orders -from search techniques •I suggested and eager
Employment Centre for Students, I would last year, we feel that there is still room to find jobs. I would like to thank the
:like to •congratulate your community for for improvement and encourage local Seaforth students with -whom I worked
responding again thisyear to .provide employers to call us. for making my job so enjoyable.
summer employment for area students. Many of the students who found jobs Although my visits to the Seaforth and
-This was the fifth year for our office's through the student office visited :me at District High School and Seaforth Public
Outreach Program to •Seaforth. So far the Seaforth and District High .School, School -ended when school came to a
-this summer, your community has placed Here, I counselled students .about their close for the summer, the Canada
thirty-four job orders with the student of- summer job searches and referred..them Employment Centre for Students • at
fice for everything from hayers to brick to the job orders which had been placed 524-2744 still has many students
layers to sales clerks. Our office placed with our office that week. The students I registered who are actively ,seeking
employment for the remainder .of .the
summer and .parttime in the fall. Please
call us if you have an ,odd job which
needs to be done or any other kind of job
— whether it -will last an hour, a week,
or into the school year. -We have very
qualified students :on file 'who are•keen to
work. The Canada Employment Centre
for Students in Goderich will remain ,open
until August 31 to help you with your
employment -needs.
"Thank you -for helping us to find jobs
for :area students,this,ssummer.
Sincerely,
Student PlaceDmeontrothyOffice:Dykr
Canada Employment Centre for Students
Electricity shn,uhi not, be taxed
Low cost electricity has played a major
role in this country's economic .develop-
ment. As trade barriers are lowered we
need to retain our advantages.
As an elected Commissioner in North
York, I am concerned for the customers I
am elected to serve, ,and for the
businesses .which -make our community
healthy. As Chairman -of the :Municipal
Electric Association, I :know that over
1,000 other local utility commissioners in
Ontario are -equally concerned.
Electricity should not be ,lased."
Carl Anderson
'Dear Editor:
7We believe that your readers would be
interested in an open letter by Municipal
:Electric Association (MEA) Chairman,
' Carl Anderson. Addressed to Prime
Minister Mulroney, the letter objects to
.the inclusion of electricity in the applica-
tion ref the proposed Goods & Services
tsar.
'The text of his brief, but telling
,,message, is...provided below.
The Municipal Electric Association
:presents 316 municipal ,utilities which
;1iAStrlbute -electricity to over 70 per cent
,9f
'.the residents ,and businesses in
.:Ontario.
"Dear Prime Minister:
I.,am writing an open letter to you on a
.;nlatter;of significant social and economic
.,89llcy.
dis currently defined, the Goods and
•Sertdces 'j'ax will .apply to-electricity.:In
,$9ilay's: society, electricity :has :become a
necessity _hike water, food, :and medigal
$eryices„011 of which are to.be •excluded.
Workshop to + e ip
women tope with
t:change
A .workshop co-sponsored by Women
'TAday ,and ,the ;Huron .county -Health
oUnit„is=aimedtat:i 1ping'>women:unders-
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The ;workshop ,will ,be Aeld •frorn._8.10
tp•aneor ;aMonday,:Sept. ll,.m sthn,-Buron-
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r41Cl#CI nursing director Diane --Petrie
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Ontario
Ontario Municipal Board
Comrrlission des affaires municipales de I'Dntario
IN THE MATTER OF Section 52(71 of the Planning Act. 1988
AND IN THE MATTER OF an appeal by Steven Dennis from a decision of the County
of Huron Land Division Committee whereby the Committee dismissed an application
numbered 879/87
OMB File No. C 880001
IN THE MATTER OF Section 17(111 of the Planning Act, 1983
AND IN THE MATTER OF a referral to this Board by the Honourable John Eakins, Minister
of Municipal Affairs, on a request by Steven Dennis for consideration of the following por-
tion of proposed Amendment No. 61 to the Official Plan for the County of Huron (The
Township of McKillop Secondary Plan):
1. The Policies outlined in Section 5.3.1.7 insofar as they apply to lands known as Lot 14
and Part Lot 13, Concession 13, as outlined in purple on Schedule B
Ministers File No. 40.OP-3609-061
OMB File No. 0 880214
IN THE 'MA r flit OF Section 34 of the Planning Act. 1983
AND ENTRE MATTER OF an.appeal by Steven Dennis against Zoning By-law 26.198(
of the Corporation of .the:Township of McKillop
OMB File No, R'890009
APPOINTMENT FOR REARING
The Ontario Municipal Board hereby appoints Tuesday the 10th day of October, 1989, at
the hour of 1:00 O'CLOCK (LOCAL ,TIME) in the afternoon at the ASSESSMENT
BUILDING. 46 GLOUCESTER TERRACE GODERICH for the hearing of these
appeals/referrals.
if you do not attend and are not represented at this hearing, the Board may proceed in your
absence and you will not be entitled to. any further notice of the proceedings.
in the event the decision.is reserved, persons taking part in the hearing and wishing a copy
of,the decision may request a copy from the presiding Board member or, in writing, from
.-the Board. Such decision will be mailed to you when available.
DATED at Toronto, this 9th day of August, 1989.
J.G. MALCOLM
SECRETARY
-EXPLANATORY NOTE
The Ontario Municipal Board Hearing is scheduled to hear three related aPPeals pertaining
to Part Lot 14, Conc. 13 (see attached map) in the Township of McKillop as follows:
1) Severance; application B79/87 proposed to sever the buildings and approximately 2 hec-
tares
ettares of land from Part Lot 14, Conc. 13, McKillop 'Township. The application was denied
by the County of Huron Land Division Committee and subsequently appealed by the
applicant.
2) The MeKillop Township Secondary Plan does not permit the severing of lots in the
„ogriqultural,area, the use of which is DOS primarily related to agriculture. This policy has
been appealed as it...pertains to Part Lot 14, Conc. 13, McKillop Township.
9) Zoning, By-law 26.1988 for the Township of McKullop regulates the use of land and the
character, location, and use of buildings and structures and prohibits certain buildings and
structures in various defined areas of the Township. An objection has been lodged against
the zoning of Part Lot 14, Conc. 13, McKillop Township.
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Gon 13
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