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proZ? CA 0 0 Waterioqy Chronicle, Thursday, March 12, 1970 night, particularly on their festiâ€" tureâ€"worshipping rites. i But to get back to St. Patrick‘s ‘The story goes that the Druids, or high priests of the earlier raâ€" ces, bhad fled to a little island called Lough Derg in Donegal. Patrick went aâ€"calling and the battle was on. The story goes it was waged underground right up to the threshold of hell. Some say the powers ouf darkâ€" ness took the form of a savage beast for the fray and that his blood turned the lake red (hence Lough Derg or the red lake) when St. Patrick slew him. There are other versions too, for the origins of the pilgrimage that continues up to the present dayâ€"all good ones. roundâ€"beeâ€"hive cells, beloved by the old Irish monks, are all that remain from the early Christian days. But the prayers and the practices go right back to the asâ€" cetism of the early church. m P Aok_ c lLa."*s 2 "m®. & 2f¢ / The myth and â€"might: of St. Patrick â€" The caves have long since been filled in and the foundations of Barefoot, fasting and without sleep the pilgrims spend three days on the island, circling the monks‘ cells, first inside, then outside, kneeling at a cross in the centre of the island, circling the new basilica, standing and kneelâ€" ing at the water‘s edge and alâ€" ways repeating a neverâ€"ending liâ€" tany of paters, aves and glorias. briefs and hearings suggested that public transport could not play an important role in the overâ€"all transportation policy of the area. He rtefers to Waterloo‘s sub mission, commenting that studies of road needs were called trafâ€" fic studies "rather than the more allâ€"embracing term transportation studies. "The figure of 500,000 popuâ€" lation was used, implying that this was the minimum figure upon which might be based more sophisticated modes of public transit." FROM PAGE 1 The commissioner declined to become involved in the debate on future water supplies. He pointed out that land use, local government â€" organization Lough Derg achieves the ultiâ€" Fyfe would eliminate boards . _ DRESSES fs:zks _ 1.39 ° SHIRTIS 9SS 5i1995 ) | ONE HOUR p a â€" "MARTINIZING" . to conduct theit n# mate in levelling spciety as bish op and farmer, prince and store battle the twin pains of hunger and sleeplessness as they hobble knees. Lough Derg is no respecâ€" ter of persons. . Only legitimate pilgrims are permitted on the island. Sightâ€" seers, sneaky reporters, or snoopâ€" ing photographers are not permitâ€" heim{ South Dumfries and Pusâ€" linch!Townships. Wilmot Township, as proposed, would be upped to 11,700 popuâ€" lation by adding parts of North and South Easthope Townships. Wellesley Township and Elâ€" mira would each retain the forms suggested in his recommendaâ€" Part of Peel Township would be added to Woolwich Township to produce a population of 10,500. On the basis of one represenâ€" tative for each 12,000 urban and 6,000 rural population, the reâ€" gional council would consist of 24 members, of which three would be from Waterloo, nine from Kitchener and five from Galt. and municipal finance must be resolved before decisions on a water pipeline or new sewage treatment plans are made. He questions why a local waâ€" ter supply should be the responâ€" sibility of a commission rather than council. Commissioner Fyfe accepts that government reform will mean inâ€" creased costs but would ensure better return for the tax dollar. He recommends provision be made for the transition, suggestâ€" ing provincial grants of $3 per person. One third of the grant should be made available the year beâ€" fore transition becomes effective to cover reâ€"organization costs. The balance could be spread over the following two years. FROM PAGE 1 The picture accompanying this o metro rule for country 25 University Avenue East, Waterloo Open Daily 7:30 a.m. â€" 7:00 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. â€" 6:00 p.m. THE MOST IN DRY CLEANINGâ€"â€" â€" dow overlooking the pilgrim area. Somehow, he got his camera past the eagleâ€"eye of the island‘s marâ€" tinentâ€"prior. He was one of the very few who got a shot of Lough Derg in action. s _ It is there on that island as ment. plants andâ€"trunk mains, major roads, regional parks, edâ€" ‘ucation, healtK :and ‘welfare. ~ Rt would also be responsible for planning but would be obligâ€" ed to consult the Jocal municiâ€" palities on matters of local conâ€" cern. It would also determine reâ€" presentation on specialâ€"purpose story is a clandestine one, taken by a holy Irish monk from a win the dawn breaks over the Donegal hills amrd the chill mists sweep in from the lake that the Irish meetâ€" and learn to love the real This regional Souncil would be responsible for assessment, licâ€" ensing and inspection, water supâ€" ply and tréeatment, sewage treatâ€" This form of government, he suggested, would give the rural inhabitants too weak a voice. If this were to be offset the counâ€" cil would have to be doubled and representation distorted. JOE A. 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