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Clinton News-Record, 1980-09-25, Page 121 INTO WS- ECQRD, TU RSDAY,, SUPTEMBER 25, 198() Qwen PQmber*cn. grid Bold Sturgeon, *from page 1.1 country, meeting members of parallel organizations; advising and assiting them with regard to . individual projects, and mentioned some of the buildings which had been con- served as a result of these efforts. The Ontario Heritage Act, which had been introduced five years ago covered many and varied activities. Architectural preservation had resulted --ur °the-fornration-of-som-e-- 110 LACAC groups, concerned not only with the conservation of buildings, provision of information but also the creation of a new type of property, control. An excellent example quoted by Mr. Otto was St. George's Cathedral in Kingston. Granting programs, as well as Wintario encouraged conservationists and proved a practical in- centive. Another area now being developed in Ontario f covered work �n ar- cheological finds which recently had revealed an Indian flint arrow head manufactory. Such ,projects were licensed and had already produced much va.luable. material which, other- wise, . would have remained concealed. Current development of a site in Kingston offered exciting discovethes on the suspected site of Fort Frontenac, 18th century shops and the subsequent railway, Mr. Otto also referred tQ, the unique Moose Factory, a gift of the Hudson Bay Company and the oldest building ori Moose Factory Island. Mr. Otto emphasized the ' importance of local historical societies, whose number increased annually. The initiative and originality of their efforts in promoting work.shops and stimulating public opinion represented a - concern with con- servation throughout Ontario. Concluding his talk Mr. Otto defined Heritage Ontario Conservation as being the means bringing to the public an un- derstanding of the im- portance of conservation and its attendant responsibilities; per- suading owners of the importance of designation, and assisting concerned people with information, guidance and experience. During the question period that followed Mr. Otto dealt with definition and the roles of the various conservation authorities, and the ways in which Bayfield might avail . itself of the resources available. Questioned as to whether there might be parallel responsibility for Heritage properties - as in the case of the National Trust in the U.K., Mr. Otto said that although a number of properties had --been bequeathed -- handed over to Heritage, at. the present time no such comparison existed. George Fellows congratulated Mr. Otto on the most interesting talk, especially as it covered so many aspects. that were of particular interest, not only to the Historical Society, but the many members of Bayfield's community concerned with con- servation, and expressed the sincere thanks and appreciation of the audience. You can still join Scouts and Cubs Last Saturday morning t at the Bayfield Municipal Off ices, the local chap- ters .1 of the Scout and Guide movement . held their fall registration. A new aspect was announced for the Bayfield group, "the Pathfinders", for girls aged 12 to 1. The Path- finders who registered on Saturday morning, spent the afternoon painting at Camp Keewaydin. Even though camping is not really a major aspect of the Pathfinders, itis for the Girl Guides. Thursday (tonight), the girls will have Jan Gozzard as a guest speaker. She will also be teaching sailing to the group turnout at Saturday's, registration was low for most groups, but there is still time to register. If interested, parents are asked to bring their. child (and fee) to the .first meeting tonight (Thursday). 'All groups., except the Beavers, will meet from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The Beavers will be starting Saturday' morning at 10:00a.m. In Bayfield, it has been the custom for the parents of these young people to ' belong to the L.A. Pa.rents Group. They hope to be .able to complete "the executive list and have things in motion soon. These particular meetings are held every; other month, and the '1eaders' ap- predate all the help 'and interest shown by the involved parentp.. If more information is required, pleasle contact • Joyce Chilton in .Bayfield. 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