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At the Mon ly Meeting
of Stanley tewnShlp
council last week, ,tale
drainage loans' ap"
pticati,ons, totalling
$1.0,500 were approved,.
Council accepted a 'tile
drainage loan application
for $.3,0.00,
Gabion basket. work.
totalling $.25,,600•- was
approved. °
- Clerk -treasurer Mel
Graham said :there are
four of five areas,�between
Drysdale and 1Bayfield
that will have gabion.
work done.
Funds for the program
which is administered by
the township under the
shoreline) protection act,
come from the province.
Property owners who
take advantage of the
program have 20 years to
pay back the funds
borrowed at eight percent
interest.
Varna girl
married
By Mary Chessell
A pretty wedding was
held in. Varna church on
Saturday, when Karen
Webster was married to
Bill Harmon. Rev. Wilena
Brown officiated at the
ceremony. Women in the
ministry aren't all that
common even yet, so it's
an unusual coincidence
that Karen was also
baptized by a woman,
Rev. Reba Hurn in the
.same church.
We wish to express
sympathy of the com-
munity to Wayne and
Joan Be.ierling in the
sudden pasing of his
mother.
On Sunday an open
house will be held at the
Manse from 2 - 4 in the
afternoon and 7 - 9 in the
evening. Everyone is
invited to come and see
the improvements that
have been made and to
have a social time 'with
each other.
Local trappers
at workshop
The best way to skin an
animal without shaving
all the profits was
demonstrated to more
than 70 local trappers
attending a natural
resources ministry
workshop Sunday.
A representative from
the Hudson's Bay Co., one
of the largest fur auc-
tioneers in North
America, outlined what
his firm looks for in
grading pelts to the
trappers, crowded into
the Hullett Township
maintenance . building
located northeast of here.
The trappers watched
demonstrations onj
skinning, stretching and
boarding of pelts. There
also were displays of
traps.
There are about 500
trappers in the local
ministry district, which
includes the counties of
Huron, Perth and parts of
Bruce.
Blake Evans, a
ministry spokesman
from Wingham, credits
.skyrocketing fur prices
and . the uncertain
national economy for the
increasing interest in
trapping. "Guys are
taking to trapping when
they are laid off from
other jobs."
Many areas have put a
limit on the numberof
trappers they license and
Evans said some type of
limitation is being con-
sidered in this area.
The influx of beaver
from the north has
prompted the ministry to'
encourage trapping of the
animals. Trappers were
offered an everage of $40
a pelt this year, a 50 -per-
cent . increase from the
previous season, and
prices are expected to
remain about the same in
1980.
Don Collin, assistant
sales manager for
14iidson's gay Cd., Said
that while red fox and
raccoon prices will likely
decrease about 10 per .
cent in 1980, most fur
prices are expected to
ir'ettiain at the 1979 level
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