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By MISS L'QOX Rt WOODS vj
195E Ontario ChatnPlon Ruta* CorreePondent
PHONE:; BAYFIELD 45 r. a:
Recent guests at the `"Little Xnu
include; Mia and Mrs. James Still,
Ottawa; Miss. and Miss M. At-
wood, Detroit; Miss Florence
Rouse, Perry, iiury, 'Ohio.
MissesM. and R. Kruke, Dear-
born,
eanborn, Mich, were at The Village
Guild over the weekend.
Mra, L. Laugenslager and Mrs..
McElvoy left' at the end ,of the
weer to spend a week in Meat -
real. "•
Mr. and Mrs, E. W. Oddleifson,
London were here over the week
end.
aDr, W, Archer has returned
to Ottawa after a vacation here,
and his son Gwylim went to Bell -
Wile to be with his uncle John
Hayman and family.
Mrs. Roy Way, Pleasant Ridge,
Mich., and Mrs. L. C. MaeDowell
and her daughter Winnilfred, John-
stown a,were the guesta of
P gu
their cousin, the Rev. E. J. B. Har-
rison, over the weekend
Miss L. C, .. Morley, Highland
sister, sGeorge
.Park and hers r, M, r
Moore, Traverse City, Micia, came
lastweek to her cottage "Birch
CJiif.•
Mrs.. William A,. Townshend,.
Miss Betty Jean and Robert Towti-
shend, L,ondoa, were at their cot-
tage over the weekend,
Mr. .and Mrs. John FT?iott and
family, Kitchener, were with his
Pmts, Mr. and Mrs. William R.
Elliott, over the Labor Day week
end. Also guests on Sunday were
Mr, and Mrs, .John11/leeks, Ser-
yle and iiahodda, Stratford, Misses
Fllorence Summers and Annie 1.''ool,
Brantford.
The Reverend Canon I1 M.
Lang ,Ford and Mrs. Lang Ford
returned to Kitchener on Monday
with their daughter, Mrs. la.,.Brick
er, after having spent the suniMer
at their cottage,
canon ung Ford. has assisted
the Rector in. celebrating. Holy
Communion at the seven orclook
service the first Sunday in each
month at Trinity Church and .also
took part in matins on Sunday
last. In epressing happiness in
hawing -his help, the.R.ev, B. J, B.
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Phone HU 2-3851
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Appointment For Hearing
THE ONTARIO MUNICIPAL BOARD here-
by appoints Friday, the thirteenth day of.
September, 1957, at the hour of half past one
o'clock in the afternoon, .(°local time) at the
Court House,Goderich, Ontario, for the hear-
ing of all parties interested in support of • or
i'. opposing the following by-law.
BY-LAW NO. 28, • 1957
• A BY-LAW 01? THE OORPORATYON OF THE COUNTY O• F
HURON TO REGULATE THE LOCATION OF BUILD-
INGS AND .STRUCTURES ON LAND ADJACENT TO
COUNTY ROADS.
WHEREAS, it is deemed to be necessary and desirable to
regulate the location ofabuildings and structures on land adjac-
ent to certain county roads;
AND WHEREAS, authority' is granted under Section 30(a)
of The Highway Improvement Act as amended by Section 2 of
The Highway larenoverent Aanendment Act 1954 to exercise
such power subject to the approval of the Municipal Board.
The Council of the Corporation of the ,County of Huron
enacts as follows:
(1) No person shall erect any building .or structure, any part of
which is' located closer to the nearest limit of any of the
County roads or parts of the County roads, hereinafter
defined than -
25 feet where the road is 100 feet wide,
42 feet where the road is 66 feet -wide,
` and in no case closer to the centre line of the original
road allowance than 75 feet.
(2) No person shall erect or install gasoline pumps:
(a) closer than 60 feet from the centre line of the
• original road allowance
(b) on a curve or the crest of a hill
(c) An the tangent to a horizontal or vertical ourve
• where the sight distance is less than 800 , feet • in
each direction.
(3) The County roads or parts of County roads defined by this
by -'law are as followts:
The entire county road system as defined in Schedule
"A" of By Law No, 23, 1954,. same and excerpt such parts
of the County road sysstean which lie within the limits of
zany `town, Village, or Police Village within. the County of
Huron. •
(4) The Canporation of the County of Huron, by their Clerk,
may give nlbtice to the (Niter or Occupant of any land
requiring him to remove or alter any buildingor structure
erected after the passing ,a this By -Law that doe§ not
comply, with sections 1 and 2 and each notice under this
seetioxt shall be in: writing and Sent by registered mail,
addressed to the Owner or Ooetipant of the land',
(5) If the person to whom the notice is given, older section 4
above fails to comply with it Within 30 days from Mailing
of such notice, the Corporation of the Couni'y of Huron
may direct any officer, ennpleyee or agent of the said
Corpoiration to enter upon the land andd'iy or cause to be
done, whatever may be necessary,to remove or alter such
building or structure
mentioned in said notice.
(ti) Every ;perS•on who violates any ofthe provisions tit Sections
2 and 3 or fails to comply•with the notice given cinder
Section 4, shall be guilty of ori offence and on summary
conviction shall be liable to a penalty of not More than
fifty 'Milers ($50.00) far each dffela ce and the etiontinuance
of the condition constituting an oRenee for each week after
contactual, therefore, shall constitute a new offence.
(C7)is By -Law
b y shall coarse into eilfeet upon the day itIs patt-
ed 'Council subject to the app
al of the Ontario
Municipal Eo'ard.
Read a first, second andthird time, and finally passed
• this 14th day of June, 1957,
(Signed) (Signed)
A I11RSKINE HAROLD GODA,
Unroll County Huron
864.
Harrison said that Canon. Lang
Fond had been coining to Barfield•
each fiuttuTfier for 44 years.
412r and Mrs: ;Percy Elliott, fort
Colborne, visited the tatter's slaters
Mrs J, Fraser from Tuesday to
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. Fraser attended
the christening et theirgrandson,
Richard Stewart at King Street
United .ChvreIi, London on Sept-
ember 8, It was the wedding an-
niivetsary of the baby's parents,
Mr, and Mrs. J.Fraser, Jr. The
occasion was celebrated by A din-
ner at their home,
Mr. and 'Mrs. W, H. Deep -and
Janice, London, occupied their cot•.
tage over the weekend. ..
fir. W, H. Robinson was in
London for several' days last.week,
LAC Warren Carso}ni and f'ainily
left on Saturday for'Pietou, N, S.
owing to the illness - Of his, father.
W. IX.. Johnston ieft 'en Menday
morning to visit relatives in •Ne
conta, N, D, Mrs. Johnston is stay
,ng with her son Ford and family
during his absence,
Mr. and Mrs. R. -.Larson left
with Mr. . and Mrs, E:'• Aa„<iE'eatber
ston on Sunday on a Motliaartrili
to Eastern Ontario : and .Quebec:
Mrs. J. 1VioKenzie returned hdrne
on Wednesday of last week after
having visited her sister in Win-
nipeg„„,for about two weeks.
A. 0, Gellatly, his vwife and two
chlclren, Richard and, Joan, are
occupying Mrs, R. Grainger's cot-
tage op Howard Street. Mr. Gel,-
fatly has recently been posted to
the M. E. Section, RCAF Station,
Clinton from MacDonald, Man.
• The Rev. E. J, )3, Harrison went
to London on Wednesday for the
Huron College Alumnus session,
in connection with the Diocesan
Centennial,
Mrs. Maynard Corrie is recuper-
ating at home after 'being a pat-
ient in Clinton; Public Hospital
for eight days following surgery.
Martha Carrie who spent last
week with her aunt, Mrs, Les Re
Gray, London, returned home on
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Gray
who were here for the day,
Mrs. A. Cam -risings, Port Stanley,
returned last week to, be with Mrs.
W: T. Metcalf after two months
vacation,
Miss Jessie L. Metcalf left • on
Sunday for Detroit to resume her
duties on the faculty. of Wayne
University,
Mr. and 1VCrs. G. Sturgeon have
returned to Preston atter having
spent part of their honeym000n
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
E. J. Sturgeon.
James A. Cameron is a patient
in Clinton Public Hospital. He
had the misfortune to fall off a
ladder while working at his home
and sustained a fracture to his
riaght heel.
Mrs. Bert Ruston returned to
Mitchell on Sunday with her son-
in-law and .daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Hovey, after having been
their guest for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Lane, daughter
and friend, Howell, Mich„ are
spending this week in Mrs. Chas.
1. Rogers' cottage, "Char -Min”
:Mrs. E. A. Featherston, Mrs. T.
C, Bailey and Mrs. R. Scotchmer
of the local Library Board attend-
ed
ttended the diamond anniversary ban-
quet and program of the Auburn
Library on Wednesday evening,
July 4. E. A. Featherston motored
the ladies to Auburn. They were
accompanied by Miss Norma N.
Sinclair.
Misses Mabel Scotchmer and
•Norm. FT. Sinclair returned to
Toronto on Sunday after having
spent a week with Mrs. Robert
Soatchaner,
Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Arkell were
in Goderich on Sunday where they
celebrated Mrs. Arkell's birthday
at a dinner given by her daughter,
Mrs. D. Sager. -
John R. MacLeod returned to
Port Harwell on Tuesday morn-
ing after having spent a day with
his parents, Mr, and Mrs. L. H. I).
MacLeod.
Miss Jacqueline Ciuff left on
XVIonday to attend Ontario Teach
ers' College at London.
J)r. and Mrs. A. C. MacNiel left
on Friday for Toronto after spend-
ing ten days' vacation at "Stone-
haven”. They attended the wed-
ding of the former's niece on Sat-
urday, returning to their home .in
Cleveland the 'first of the week.
Mrs. 3. Cainnross has returned
tap. London after spending the
weekend at her summer cottage,
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• !ON NEWS -RECORD
',Dangers of Pipelines Interference
Threat To HuronFarm Lands
(By iYt Carl Hemingway)
''.This is a every trou'b'lesca#ae prx�l
lem to many cowvties in southern
Qntario. Some comities have as
many .as seven lines. crossing ahem
at different locations, While we
are agreed that pipelines are nec-
fessery to the march Of progress
tiler could be less objectionable
e "a little organized planning was
dine in advance,
-to reduce the damage to farm
land the tines of different compan-
ies could be run side by side in
one: ldcatif and it would be pas-
silblleyto,,use a much larger percent
age of less productive land.
7llie •Companies first step in ,gain-
uig a right of way is to approach
the Township Council with' a very
juicy offer on damages and tax
«
06 for pern•iussion to cross the
Ciiivriship roads On the strength
OBITUARY
.
George Castle
(By our Bayfield Correspondent)
George Castle, son of Mr. and
Mrs, Thomas Castle, Bayfield, was
'frilled on Sunday, September 8,
when the three ton gravel truck
he was .driving crashed into a
ditch, and rolled over on Highway
3 near Okotoks, 24 miles south of
IJalgary, Alta.
Besides his parents he is surviv-
ed':by three brothers, Thomas, Jr.,
and Kenneth, Bayfield; Ronald;
Calgary; and two sisters. Mrs,
Marion Cox, Calgary and Mrs,
Mary Winhold, London.
The body is being brought to
Hayfield for burial.
.of this the Provi#leim'1 .Fuel Board-,
(consisting of two lawyers and a
•geologist).. taken the attitude that
the community apptoves the pipe-
line and is quite willing to approve
expropriations of the farmer's land
if he refuses the' company's .offer.
for a right of way,
• The Federation of Agriculture
is requesting legislation stating
that ,theCoanpany must -advertise
th,e,.route of the proposed line loc•
-
ally before seeking lent ,es, Aiso
that a public hearing for those
directly affected, must be held
locally,
Wei in Huron, have not had
thi's problem to meet but we are
told ,that within five years gas
lines Will be spreading throughout
the country, We can't and wouldn't
keep thean out but good farm land
is getting sloareer every year. Time
and effort Gould be well spent if
we could cut this destruction to a
minimum by a little fore -sight,
11t any of you have been travel-
ling to ,the southward and have
seen these, lines under construction
you, will realize the seriousness of
of the situation.
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HENSALL VILLAGE COUNCIL
AWARDS $120 IN GRANTS
(By oar Hensall Correspondent)
Hensall Village Council, meeting
on September 9, granted $5Q to-
ward the Hensall Union Cemetery
and $70 to the Iensall School
Fair.
- iOlerk James A. Paterson re-
ported that there were no appeals
on the 1957 assessment, therefore
it would not be necessary to hold
Count of Revision on same.
FARMERS
We are shipping cattle every Monday for 'United
Co-operative of Ontario and solicit your patronage. We will
pick them up at your farm -
Please PHONE COLLECT not later than Saturday nights. '
Seaforth Farmers Co-operative
H. S. Hunt, -Shipper
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DELIVERY OF
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The Safest Fuel Money Can Buy
We have in stock all sizes of Fuel
Oil Tanks at Lowest Prices -- Drums
loaned to customers on request.
A. G. Grigg and Son
"Champion" "Blue"
Fuel Oil Dial HU 2-9i'' Coal
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A 5T0RY ABOUT
asture .. .
GOOD ]PASTURE produces your cheapest ;milk. Pasture
improvement and management (a subject we haven't space to
cover here) deserve any dairyman's attention. But for loug-
term result*, even the best pasture requires some supplemental
feeding . ,. I. and poorer pastures, of Course, require .more,
VOU-l'iIRN a 1,200 Iii, eew:tuft on lush. 'pasture.' She
eats to capacity,—say even 10 lbs. ,a day.: But Ws 84% water.
She is getting only 18 to 19 lbs dry :solids, (when she should be
getting at least 3o lbs. Dry „Solids per day) ...- not much over
half What you, telt she needed in the stable; and the pasture
Is stimulating her to make more .rutin
•UNI.FSS she gets more dry solids than she can get out
of pasture, site draws heavily on her body, and runs herselt
down in Weight. and ,00ndition. Theta she. drops off in milk;
and you can't get her up.. again, -no matter how well you.
feed, until you buildthat lost Weight and. condition back int.
That's slow and ,e:a pens[ve. it's better tow feed.7ter first than last,
SO FTJRIiNA SUGGESTS.; 1. Feed goodhay even an good
pasture, if you; have. it, 2. Feed;' BUL1iy'-LAS,, a. gallon night
and morning. Cows will lest ' it when they refuse hay.. 3. As
soon as cows will era it after turning out, begin feeding DAJi Y
RATIQN. (Many good dairymen feed: Bulky -Las and grain,
half-and-half, while pastures are good and switch to inille•
stimulatingdairy ration whenpastures.
grow short.
and' dry.
Clinton Farm Supply
and Machine Shop
Charles NelsonJack Nediger
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