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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1975-12-11, Page 19_ k... „ „ .•. . t 4�0.1 u. r 4. ,v:,r�°•""'?' '»'^""y.»ym•�^ruwe:rSt•!.,fi,rG ;u• v. ayf», ✓�; ,{+na; 1 6x 4 l s :�;' ' t ,, f ` r ✓ � V" a�`✓, t 49 s ✓ '. y � n � y t as 7 r e y r9S,�'r 13.,,E �a'� ,:.`a�' r:,ru>;v •t ✓ vt in, C w 'M J §,Y � 9 r E � }� r• ,Irr Z• This corner is usually one of few yokes crying in t h e wilderness in support of farmers. ' In fa 1, I have been :chastized on a number oroccasions for -supporting farmers "'even, whenthey are wrong in their requests. I make no apologies about my affinity for farm- ' ers. They have been left sucking,the hind. teat too long in the economic pressures of thi's country. But sometimes they are wrong. They cannot have it both ways. Agriculturalists are the first to scream load -and long about good farmland beigg gobbled up.by towns and cities, by power corridors and ex- pressway,9, by rows and rows of ticky-tacky houses and as- phalt-ct&ered plazas and shopping centres: .. I support them in this hue and cry. ,Only about five or six per cent of•this great land mass called Canada is fit for agii- ' cultture and the preservation of prime farm land should be, at the top of the list for forward -thinking people. . ' i� But let any developerr•come along with his pockets jin- gling and most farmers are wait{ at the, farm' gats for H them with their hands out. Bill Tifompson is an outspoken planner. He is presently chief planner for the Regional Municipality of Waterloo, in Ontario that has distinct problems for tanners Each case must/be dealt with on its own merits, especially when o farmer wants a glee of land on which to retire or a farrher's son or daughter wa is a piece of land on the home farm to build upon, especially-t�f someone in the new home is going to help on the farm, But too often the sale to a son -or a father is just an excuse to build in the country' Which is just what brings about the measles development along rural roads and exactly what Mr. Thompson was talking'about. So, farmers cannot have it both ways. Either they are sin- cere. in their cries about presbrvigg farm land or they are - hypocrites. Any hypocrisy is not•'needed in farm circles these days. To be brutally frank, I do not know what 1 would do if someone came .along tomorrow and offered me a big pile of cash for my couple of acres in the country: At the moment, we are producing only one crop of poor hay annually to feed our horses so the land would not betaken out of production. But it would bring about that measles development de, plored by Mr. Thompson. And I,.do,not believe that 26 acres of arable land is being' lost every hour.of every day throughout every year, the cry pu� forth by the New Democrats during the recent provin- r " ni l moi•. �i .�.,� r 0, ,r > i*Affi f Y y i" �jYy�y Ifj iy "I f Ti '' im ?,�•': 4',,d> �F I,,r n }M�f; �:: I+ln'a11� 1 r ilh9toll 4 ` • ' #nliu �fd��{ r��1/{.dark � ���tll< "!�, �?►ii 'i•T'7TTMW'nP`IA TrM1.A.�lN� t d a jil opt3csked' %'rou' tAtlfity' 1 ` n i3aats� of 'docatod �► " urP t , ' P�rttt Rbnaan C�+��1i�' Seth&t�� School al•tt?'Innuk'fisafes� for ?a meptnf �,�- �ec4mb�r Ira' ' • :; " '' "'A #ilo tlratn taai� �n the t��alr:n� of 4SO01, wA koppfed , ,�-•, ` • �t� 'dark''of. yX,�tl�lian v¢'a� ,'s k •, ins0up'ted to maltcxtpl�olFSs oo x e e �tyy !' ;tllreo drauas tl#at-)as��,�r it�Yve� .; was unable O :survey and, also rev irs tin'the Mills ]Drain, , yy'cconnts field• were: Road* $6,125-04, General 5$;74]1,19 'fo•1t a total, of $6.1,$65.25: a-ur, ttrucii Amu R#lcwr uritis an area •. c1 I election. The figures used by Stephen Lewis came from TROPHY TO SEAFORTH FARMER -- For- the fourth consecutive year, ,Russipll TRACTOR -'=SERVICE It has three major cities within its boundaries. No other the 1973 report of 'the Ontario Federation o! Agriculture county in Ontario has that many although some of them Bolton (Centre), R.R.1, Seaforth, won'the World Championship in Ha at the Roy al have one cit bigger than all three in Waterloo. to .the provincial Ca et. P p y y Y fig _ :M r Agricultural Winter Fair.The White Far Equipment Tro h was resented to him REPAIR SERVICE A great loss takes place every year and maybe, just ma �p y p As a civic servant — hired by the region - he might be Y 1 YClinton 4�2-321 expected, to keep his mouth shut, on a lOt of occasions.. But be, all acres of land went under the developers' hammer ' "recently b.y A.A.Stewart (right). Also attending the presentation was Mrs. Bolton. Mr', Thompson is not one to sit back and let others do the but all of those y, acres was not arable land. • talking for him. He has had his knuckles rapped many'times Unfortunately, much of the land causing Mr. Thompson's Hwy. 8 W. of Clinton by municipal — and provincial' — politicians for saying too, measles 'development across Ontario is arable land and R.R.2, Clinton (� much, He never shies away from a battle. In fact, he may farmers are as much to blame as any one. ; be too ready to jumpinto the fray and ride off in all direc- / tions at once. - ' ' "- • v, ' w He recently blasted farmers for being t cause of. what Cattle I I C, e - a :'.•/.:.,:•4.»,.!,'.•'!<•:;?.'s:;7 :;,.;r•f.r...: ` , .,/.S<.:.5 .,..r :.,:,frA:„i q•:::•.R:.,:p•':.:o,..:,,«.,..:u.F..,,q..' %:..%/,`, -J,..;5/'/<yi:::.:::;/:r�'i%s .,.:rr::�YF;:,:.,•1:r.)•i:•'c.%r:•J:b:„:!,Y/$.9•?,.,u..:J...:r.:J ,:.:S,•'./r,x',.:.;l:.,f:<r:f:x.•n,..».>-.:.:::..•:::�.:.•...:.:•lr..!;:::•;:.rx•../..f,:.>J...•}.::.:,a. r.G:u�:.,!•.i::..::,r::,: '.%,:•A<..•..:;J:ri:.•.;te,,::•, :`; ::',.•,;,.,;,fy v%:�n: l:rf, he called "rieasles" devel'o moot along CUgg hl hWa sand /.J.:.:•.::;.Tx:';�:•�:I•?�rr:'•.„.::i>::'.::., .,rr.:,..,::l.::.;:+::.:i:<,:/<.rs,..:,yy,.: ,%•:.>.ir"/',�:;S'•:.' •:�'.:J:,r..y:i '. "l :::.Er�i,i •• !r. :r,r. r':' r /f/...%..al.:f"i.•.:,>.'::,..:r.���;.:,. J?i�rr:r,.'•.rr! rr.:.N:.1i ,..:..�Y'/.,rYu.romr.:,,:•ir.„/i!./;n,xl:,••.:r:.,••}:s•.:sr,:::..;.•:;.:TY: ,;•..r:,YJ.,.J ✓r•.;�/„r. r/./ii•:,:...:..':J.!•r:r:^.•,•.,..:n>:.:.,:r.:r../. .•.,.'Cr,, .^.tJr.:r•.:r/1,r,.�.. !r!r., /• .,�.�.%•::/.•iry /r•,;.1r••�',.„q. /. ::xi.�.r.r1"r.,.,..:,•y...r -. .... _ ..>5.. r7i.2•,,� .,.rfi..: .: .J�: ".�fi•:.,%f„lr, ..rr3.. :/ biways. He blames the helter-skelter, spot development •• ” ` •.. :,:.: 1 ,//%r.J i��'ct% .•l.:` a;•Y+,:, .0 :.'::: ,;r.: .. _- _-_ _ � .•...: r:..,21r :r. ,: �.�4.�Jr: ��f��J:j �' r1,2 • m a n,;J/, ri •. .j.».u.' ,• / {,.•/ f .J,. /u>'/ . ' /.nf.if�,i':Ji. 1;JJ/i%:f 1,!�r:'1'ir be :,,:., in rural areas direct) on farmers who �/ '.•..,:..;.' r,y, rr. :ye::/ r/,,••,.r:•,.y4y,.:,r1 %�:,:F;r,.•/,,,.rJr,' ''•>[¢,' ;;a!, :<r;y�r�.J/:,:.,a.•r.,•n.,'� li�,'..� y a o are more than ready '/ ,,,.�: :�J , r �, .r...,.L,<,. .:,�,; .� %:s<;:•::.;<3•/ ss•,� f• r„/,,. a:.�r :. ;�..:.,"�;</:, : ^'.; ,,•1 ,r,. to sell an acre here and an acre there to somebody with • buck. Q He's righta problem e �gree there �r ,' ,�: l %r,. ' „' %r1J,•r. are extenuating circumstances many times. Lice may be more of a problem ' this ,fall and winter according to _ . e t t S S .U�e S Stan Paquette, associate ag. rep. for t County. Warm weather %' ' � � ing contributes' to reproduction and ys , lice infestations may be built up. y �.� ihperm'if Systemic ' insecticides for r warble, control gives only starts at ” 1 temporary control of -lice. Inspect i iullett Township council last council by the ministry ofx, Canadian Tire• • • G -k issued its 500th building transportation and communi- y our cattle for lice every two 1 mit since June 24,•1969, when cations. "weeks between mid December '7 •. and Mat=ch, the ag. rept says. first started issuin• them. E.H.Ude-rstadt, 'art enginee✓ y gLook for lice by parting the hLir:/. y he permit was given to Bert from Orangeville, has been hired' over the tail head, along the back, 1 ver kamp of R.R.1, Clinton, for to check out and make a report on between the shoulders and ,'• 9 PP P arCatte heavilyinfestedwith lice u,. . h A ., ! H t uldt manure tank., two applications for municipal the E y- \pproVal to buy a tractor with a drains."': . a . r tit end loader and a mowe'r has A delegation complained to yJ g P should be sprayed or' dusted to ��s •n granted to Hullett Township council about a bylaw requiring a eliminate the pest. The, use sof • solid top on a liquid manure tank. back rubbers, should 5 prevent HEAVY DUTY .r- ' - • Council felt that since bylaw further buildup. UNIVERSAL FIT ' 9 has been passed, nothing could P 'Id be taken: Snowmobile Cover SMALL e a Pi shod r a * Abe dpin 7. +i r "'' Use only recommended 10-w%. black NaugaIt)de ,inyliwith reinfurcrd SIS > ; ”'"The ` Hutori-Perth • se arate ,trcti, points. Venh and shock cords hc6 resent Medium Size, $29.95, P materials and follow directions billowing,c.%during tsail d s sites P,f? -large Size, $34.95 r school board -and the Huron closely.f. lor Count board of education have t Y Wear protective clothing, been a'sked by council to accept gloves and a respirator if in a two payments per year from closed area. them, instedd of the four Recommended :materials such ' •°". a .. ,,payments required by law. .;�� ' as Sevin,' C'todrin, Lindane and, w a Council approved four Malathion sprays and Sevin, s a _ahone applications for land severances' r Ciodrin, Malathion and Rotenone "v and two tile• drain applications. dusts are available C Ar M NOTICE TO FARMERS 'Buy Now For -Spring, Peck U SAVE$ $ SAVE$$$, AVE(�TT, $$$ ,ertified No: 1 Vernal' 95`r - pe Ib. . ' 'D.C. Red Clover 69` per fb. a Certified Climax Timothy 42” per Ib. SPECIAL PRICES ON r Patoran, Eptam; Sutan; Lasso; Atrazine 80W, Furadan ........ :......................... :.............. ..:....,.. SPECIAL PRICES ON FERTILIZER -• 8-32-16 6-2.4-24 16-16-16 Amm. Nitr Potash Urea --. Bagged or Bulk ^ ..:..................I...................... � ........................,:...................I................... v Seed Corn Seed -Oats a ■ I .t H Y SEED * Seed Mixed Grey aln 85. lb. Bag Before Y6 ­u Buy -Give US'A Try Come in and see vs at I Q r•- ' Mitchell 348-8433 , Hensall 262-2527 Granton 225-2360 Ni tl ' 12 13 , y' qy;./a, 1. 5 -FT. PENNANT AND POLE 6. IW. TOW CABLE Fibre glass withe,n) 459 11200-Ih break ,treng h Vint I { a j N Jute chromed conn'ctur Canted i/x" "(77 wire 3 M 49 with 'S' hook., 2. VENT GRILLES For extra coolinu sent,.Q9,8 9. FUEL PRIMER BULB E � Chnnned. Parr 3�' With check \ilkc 1.0 49 / or'/4" 1 1) a 3, UNIVERSAL MOUNT COMPASS e illummaied. With corn -699 10. PANORAMIF MIRROR pensalon. Only , .. Conic, 5'/2 ,'4". 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