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slloortocc ling f replace PRIVATE SALE Beautifully landscaped NOREALTORS 877 4018 COMING EVENTS The on Army si 1 or BIRTHS Jeanelle Si Anns Ontario arrival on Christmas Day of Jul Grace lb ion A siller Ir second child Mark Proud grandmothers arc Bangs of Georgetown DEATHS ENGAGEMENT Looking For New Home Read The Herald HELP WANTED BOOKS Convoy safety by little ships lit It Many halt told the story of small ship navj in tin of the Nov Janus Lambs volume The from suantk Co nil be Disced beside those of Joseph I Alan Fasten John William 1 ronti liorn and I rid 1 11 Volunteer erven al in World War II and went from relative gnorancc of the sia com mand tht Bui these unattractive and uncomfortable Utile shire de fended Britain a Atlantic life line At drat they provided nt s pio their powers augmented by improve technology and numbers met killer flotillas the tensive against Hitlers a XDer This mpht r nd imml into inn logic nirntivi I Villi hi it hid not isli Hull tht res of Ontario and Si Canadian Corvettes were to fighl what many professional n rs js Canada I derides thost lonals rimamtHj ish in Ihimstlvts lor mttmtnt tig ship lhat ntvir m ten ihzed Nit Lamb In Hie cor llts v rmm It mtrchantmini for rhiii relit I ltd lormalii tin Into navy o life There are the good timet of shore leave the menacing Gunner a Mate the ribald conversations of all male societies the banter signaling the characters and their exploits Readers can almost at the sodden in scry of Atlantic gates and jolting terror of boat attack Time has mud of horror or combat Lamb exud es nostalgia for the war yearn Trim ushered fits into a great crusade against tyranny and gave it a destiny the aea if upon respect in amlj they i ill and if irinps tins of the Navy lome Heel history in the when Franklin Roosevelt and Churchill met at NHd the pathos of war time ondon the drama of the IM4 Normandy landings It a I impressed him enormously By the other navy had acquired a sense of superiority over shore sailors 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gripping Hit volunteers bias against career professionals can be easily forgiven And he reminds us that war a mixed effect Its waste and destruction are appalling But the war became in retrospect a grand saga On Remembrance Days Lamb mourns not for the dead but for the passing of our lost youth and for the spirit of adventure and high endeavor which passed with it Reginald a hi lory professor at the University of Prince Edward Island Thorn News Service SENATOR REPLIES MORTGAGES FOR BORROWER OR LENDER MORTGAGES Arranged Bought Sold AMORTIZATION SCHEDULES PAYMENTS OF PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ESSENTIAL FOR PREPARING YOUR INCOMETAX Telephone 457 MARBRO LIMITED Queen St E Brampton Ontario lit KICK The review of my book rttlncUon The of was done for The Thomson News Strvice by Harold a Newfoundland writer IthjppensthatMr Horwood the one writer mentioned in book about whom I have been most critical I have him directly and by inference with jumping to conclusions unwarranted by the facts and painting a one sided picture of settler and by plication thereby encouraging other writers such as Wintere KLlly to utilize these assertions to produce still more bizarre and sensational accounts One outs is landing example contained in Horwood a article on the in Maclean magazine in which hi gives an account of the Harbor massacre of at an unspecified date Concerning L S Upton Professor of History at the University British Columbia and a recognized authority on Canadian aboriginal life points out that Norwood bases his account on three lines in Howley book and that assertions were offered without support It goes against oil probability that in one place at one lime men women and children to be slaughtered on thii scale John the world recognized authority on vocabulary puts it more succinctly when he that it was about as likely as that polar bears would have congregated at Hants Harbor at one lime Nowhere in his review does indicate that he is in legal parlance on in party Instead after quibbling over a few points which space does not permit to deal with here he proceeds to make a blanket charge lhat what I tried to do in the book was to create a cover up for the Newfoundland settlers a hydro m II street Ontario L7G GEORGETOWN HYDROELECTRIC COMMISSION RETAIL RATES JANUARY 1st GENERAL SERVICE Demand First SO kilowatts per kilowatts billing demand per 1 cents per uncontrolled and an approved electric water service meter alter ISO per month have Monthly bill S3 ling demand per month Nil Balance Charge rst per month per NokI per month per Balance at per DELAYED PAYMENT A isle payment of percent shall apply llsnolpsl on or before di ie impact of the favourable 197S the proposed rata schedule effective rate Increase passed nclal Hydro In 1778 Billing represents only second customers In that same tour period percent received from Ontario Hydro on power purchased will be reflected In the on of customer accounts In Billings will be pro rated so that the consumption will charged at existing rates The new rates as detailed are lower than those In most ttiesurroundlng Utilities GEORGETOWN HYDROELECTRIC COMMISSION I I including as he mentioned three times in his short review my own ancestors In fact he suggests that one of the reasons for my writing the book may have been the in volvement of may ancestors in the Peyton capture of Mary March the murder of her husband This is patent nonsense For one thing I described this Peyton expedition as in credibly stupid and ill considered and Ihe murder of Mary March husband as an intolerable act of brutality and the subsequent Grand Jury report as one of the most flagrant pieces of coverup to British colonial history This hardly looks like whitewash on my part Indeed the fact thai I dedicated the book to Mary s husband who gave bis life to a courageous but suicidal attempt to rescue from the bands of settlers In Notre Dame Bay indicates my feelings about this brutal tragedy Finally on this point 1 should point out that while my ancestors had confrontations with the Beothuks almost invariably occasioned when the Beothuks stole or hied lo steal their vital implements and food plies contrary to what Horwood says none of these ancestors were members of the party which captured Mary March and murdered her husband Here it appears that wood did not read all the book or if he did he chose to ignore what I wrote Over and over I stressed the inexcusable brutality of some the set tiers and the role this brutality played In hastening the ex Unction process Thus in the opening chapter I say there is no defence or apology possible for actions of some of the settlers They did murder and they committed other indefensible outrages gainst them contributing to the decline and eventual extinction of that people Again in Chapter I say Nothing lhat has been said chapter should be con strued as an attempt to minimize the enormity of the brutality exercised by a small group of European settlers against the In Chapter 1 give details of what I called the frightful savagery of the Miller a of 1785 as related in Pulling In the concluding pages of the book 1 say No one who has studied the impressive sometimes revolting evidence can deny that atrocities of a most barbaric kind were committed and an unknown number of Beothuks met their deaths from the guns pi settlers and victual resulting In of Beothuk numbers even if the decline of was an inexorable process as Upton and other scholars believe today given all the factors including tuberculosis at work in the latter years of these peopto the mayhem and or which wart responsible moat accelerated that this book tried to do as James Tuck recognised authority on Newfoundland anthropolgy Hewson referred to above J O Flaherty one of the beat known of Newfoun dland culture Dr Keith Matthews leading authority on Newfoundland early history A senior Newfoundland editor and historian and others pointed out la not to up f or the attflera Frederick a member J the at 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