The Bayfield Bulletin, 1966-01-12, Page 7BUSHY
TALES
by
ART ELLIOTT
Plan Covered Wagon Trek
Along Old Huron Trail Rauh!
Stratford - The covered wagon may
come back to Western Ontario this
year.
The Midwestern Ontario Develop-
ment Association, headed by Walter
Gerth of Milverton is considering
bringing back a covered wagon to
once more cover the old Huron
Trail followed by pioneers.
The wagon trek would move from
Guelph to Goderich along Highway
8, the old Huron Trail route, then
return to Seaforth in time for the
official opening of the Interna-
tional Plowing Match Oct. 11.
At the next meeting of directors
Feb. 2, in Stratford, the associate
tions's new industrial-tourist
committee is expected to have
definite plans for future programs.
The wagon trek is one of the
items.
Included in the industrial pro-
gram are plans for productivity
seminars developed in conjunction
with the Economic Council of Can-
ada and the University of Waterloo.
The association, 10 years old
next May, is made up of the coun-
ties of Huron, Perth, Waterloo
israsi.j Wellington.
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The Bayfield Bulletin, Thursday January 12, 1966, Page 7
By George Sixta RIVETS
Your correspondent is honored to
have at hand a special edition of
The Whitehorse Yukon Star which
boasts it is the sponsor of the
fastest dog team in the Yukon. This
is probably no mean claim,at that.
Any sort of contest up there is
bound to be keen, whether it be
skiing, sled running or arm wrest-
ling or likker drinking.
Although my talented sister Flo.
Whyard is the editor, I cannot for-
bear from saying that it is almost
as presentable a sheet at The Bay-
field Bulletin. Being an offset
sheet, it is subject to the same
devilish gremlins that invade our
columns. More next week when we may
get a chance to delve a bit deeper
into this journalism of the North.
,=11146 MERIN
Drainage • • •(Cont. from Page 1)
He also referred to Bayfield's well-known park and
he expressed the view that a bit of planning and work
could make it much more useful.
He hoped that the mill rate might be kept down, but
felt that in view of spiraling costs, this might prove to
be an impossible task.
in the course of dealing with accounts, the annual
street lighting accoung was noted to be S1,098.74.
A telephone has beren installed in the office of the
clerk-treasurer and is listed as 163.
The oath of office was administered to the Reeve
and councillors by the clerk=treasurer, Mrs. P. Maloney
while the invocation of Divine Guidance was by Rev.
Mr. Harrison of Trinity Anglican church.
The meeting was sparsely attended , with only the
press and a couple of ratepayers present. Councillor
E. W. Oddleifson was unable to attend, owing to ill-
ness.
Vance 0o-4.
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Booklet Designed To Rescue
Farmers From Weed Jungle
The agriculture department has
come out with a booklet designed
to rescue farmers from the jungle
of names applied to common weeds.
K. F. Best of the department's
experimental farm at Swift Current,
Sask; has compiled a booklet call-
ed"Common Names of Weeds in Canada.
Stinkweed for example, is known
to farmers in various regions as
penny-cress, fanwee, Frenchweed,
wild garlic, mithridate mustard or
bastard-cress, the department notes
in its weekly information bulletin.
By looking up the name under
which he knows a plant, a farmer
can find all the other common
names used for it and the proper
Latin names as well -- thiaspi
arvense in the case of stinkweed.
The most popular common name
in designated along with the pro-
per Latin one.
Mr. Best says the booklet should
clear up some confusion in cor-
respondence between farmers and
the department.
"Thus a farmer wishing to inquire
about control of a plant which he
knows as Johnny-go-to-bed-at-noon
on checking the list, will find
that he is refering to goat's-
beard, or, to us the scientific
name, tragopogon dubius".
Copies of the booklet may be
obtained from the Swift Current
farm.
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