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f,ilJU:ER1C11 SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1971
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Huron Federation. of Agriculture
still not happy with education taxes
The following is a • brief
submitted by the Huron County
Federation of Agriculture' to
Huron County Council:
IVLir. Chairman,and .Members of
cheaper elsewhere. What is to
become of this important
industry if we cannot find, means
of supporting • the individuals
who • must show a profit .to
,
unneeessary r penalties. \Ve situation arising , ,from
ieeognizer'the need of --controls circumstances beyond their
but rMunniend that as much cdntrol,
protection as , possible be Some consideration might
available to farmers with existing also be_, given to the changing
O o u n t y "„ U e v e I o p m e'n t remain in business? Huron enterprises who Are caught in a needs of society where
Committee; • we • thank you for -County in particular cannot education , isconcerned' ""It
a..l'Pe> M • t.) t ti~..saturationpipoint•
once' again inviting thfy Huron afford to allow its . largest
'County' " Federation of industry to decline. Without
Ag'ieulture to this annual event agriculture,. what .wotald this
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y . r yy'yay��, q y�y j, yip. }�j �y: yon ,y,�
O'ftj bent xra 'i' t. 30/ � t�i o L.' 4C4 " l taley .'�R l . onh ?.�rra/S�i. •'}"k"iiveyy vi3.7DT.*7, xt•
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Dung
anIRhI1- has been waited in the
acade?tnie� fields r of endeavour:
bxpress our 'views and ideas County liive on" "I'tte .econtinuc "r" More '�wempktasiS•---:en technical
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move., We recommend that a
change benti practical approach
to practical things be considered
by our school, board and council,
oun,cal,
- :•Ehar_k �'Ou -gentlemen for
this, opportunity of expression
and hope we can, continue to
co-operate together in best
interests of people of this
County that We represent.
Farmers:-° _.. serious on mane farms and Mrs. 4elson Culbert had they
There are several• Matters we farmers must have' the support , flit this week.
are concerned with which We of all of us who represent , Mrs. ' Bob Stothers is in
ay
feel shouldbe, supported d bti' t' armt'rs if prosperity is to• be , .
eel Pp r I P .. London hospital for a c tie c k up.
Huron County C,ttunt'il. You will • maintained.* : Phe su
,1zHbeet . mi.:, ;and Mrs. (lark •4a-tan-ar_tclr:_..
appfrom family visited witti the Spivaks
recall that in our submission a industry disappeared
yeao,; we requested your, Ontario tx�cauc`ul;tar ac' More Sunday, April '' 3r Sharon was
support;„,,to brie about su tort, Now rt home for the weekend.
equalization of education taxes. expen't', e. th:ati when we were ' Roger. Pentland was home for '
Mush 'has been accomplislTed ' producing su that.
in Ontario. Phis a few gar, and now has returned
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. since then to relieve .. farm can .happen tci other to Northern 4Ont.ario.
taxpayers ,.of this burden. coin tttoditles if , we ' do not Miss Donna Pent land was
However, the system of taxing protect our industry. t We %. visiting• home from London this
for education financing has not r eco in •ni e n d t h a t a weekend, From Windsor, • ?eine,
been changed. \''e -still have the.. reconsideration be given by, this Garnet' visited with Mr. Pit ni land '
t t' h b t h Council support the
909
Round and AboUt With Martha
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yesterday' 'I was wondering „Of course, for some people
what I would write this week- my head would not be too high,
and my mind was just4,a turmoil. but- for me trying to get the
1 had ten dozen things that thing irr}-place without scratching
H At) to be done, anothei: dozen the buffet was quite another
I WANTED to ,dei, and ONE thing.
thing especially I wanted to irv.'" I was pushing it to its standing
When you are trying to get up- position, when the 'darned
' things unpacked and in order thing whipped around and
' 'iiiT''#i't'ti ttttttd to run into a"`iot ezacked me on the„. top . of r� ,y
of difficulties, a lot sof head! �'
• f rust.rations and a ftw accidents, I didn't drop it, but shoved it
i th
+�,� y� 'nto la a then felt an m u
:.YX,tt ry .•b'in .,.1,tas,,°4i;,,3 „.,,,,' i'Pr' i:ICI..71' ."aSd ' ao w,,,, sole t ' it,MstR7�til.
sunny; day, but the cold wind there. How can, 'hitting you, on
drove you indoors in a hurry. , the top of the head nearly knock
Rather than use the drier,.I hung your teeth out?
' i outin thewind and
all 1 c c laid I tried • to be calm and
_ soon found things were being collected, but I. felt that some of
`r. hipped t 5, 'pieces,'but- don't mymarbles had been krioc ed
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they smell so nice after the sun loose. I've 'been told I had
and'the Wird? already lost them at times — but
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'coign t leave thin u too
1 t a things., Unow I wondered about it.
Ii�lig, s) 1 soon had the old '1 realized such a bad knock
•.a•ladst•ing.•.l oard'4n"operat•i•on -r the could be serious( or just a
only time enjoy ironing is headache, so 'I phoned • right
when I toast 'do it right away and
,� then get, things out 'of the way, away for information and was
u Ott -suddenly it is time for told to get to the hospital at
dinner meals always 'seem to onee:�•,�Sin�ee. it 'would 'take time
to get someone to -pick me up —
ss, ua ton- -.w ere .v tole who punct 10 stip t c and family. - •
enlarge or improve their rt'solutioit to restrict Mn, and Mrs. L. Emmerton, u
enterprises are assessed for pion' importation of' Australianbe*e>f. Cindy'and Lori, had a visit with.,et is
education taxes. 1\e 'feel that Could we also bring to \ our \Ir. and mrs, Wiliiartt Revues of
this.w.ethctd 'penalizes initiatirc�:" attention the matter of pollution ,-._1Tucktttttr. While there, phi>J also Also we had hoped 'that urban from animal t+astes. It appears visited with Mr. and Mtn. Charlesfifeit- aok.
eo • le w'otild also be considered that this .ma) be eomt' a 't'riolis n ,
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p p Ial:rsr o(Ajaxr
1 f h tax t l' t th' future' and we- W Ni l f NI
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e(�ttta Itatitmn o t ms : �. EA U i c It in t e a\ in . It` o son, son tt r.,
The Ontario Federation of e'mphasi e that We teem. that anr' and M.N. lion Nicholson, is
Agriculture is continuing to policy adopted should protect ., doing nicely on crutches these
press Government for complete innocent d' d l
t_ ,r•._._., .::equalization tot”-e(�,ai t • fa cakes! " "';'.. - s.. ._-'e.a.S:•fotirld't_t'i" 5. st(3tattS'.( •: /,•..
Ntliy we again solicit your use theme for quite awhile,. We tl
wish him well.
'' 1 see that they ,are having a
„- fish nn`; ." +tar i..iMinr\• i±,thc� children's hour at the library.
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m ►r t us, s. frt'im day. After a visit to London, it
eating
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'support 'rn this effort''
Another matter that we feel is •
need o
in our ttiow us. C� •
4
ift t;arin in
in
' � It's good to • children
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aur rt�tlltg Irc'l'ple interested in 't'Ea:3dlnx' at an early
cannot all' work at agriculture,
age,
but' 'it sec'nis to us that there
� Set out to make Blit_ Torte.
s.holld bet for' e dninncfrnf
t more t�pptirttitlt orMade a Mistake', •.eantner up .r•it.h..
employment in , Huron County this ^orgeo'us dessert: •
BY SHIRLEY J KE•LLER
`t.�s i.ng` Could. -we tort find p'iesen at'tons to Hur i t unty 2 `-
pt"tt�±c �•r - cups. - 2 tablespoons sugar
more e ff -nene Met hods. of I.O't rti'tl;. • Shirley'Std ','i . i'up soft butter
promiet.tn:;''`''.cleveItrpmr'itt .0f udit io'er- �•4i-nictan with the
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industry .-i-elated ` 'nc it Utt'” Il.:ror: Count”. Health unit. and i �. -i cups sifted cake flour �^
t �'Medical 4 tip. malt
With the trend to mci,htaiti_:atit�tt . ter Frank Mills,'Miltsacting rr .,
1, 2 3 cult -' 1 tablespoon milk'
on tar -its, .our ptrpul'aaticI-1-,car; Cut:cer of He*alth: were"..t'tn hand 1 4 duh slivered blanched'
• onlr dei, lint ;mile's there' -'art , Thursday Inornir . in t=t'dericl`.
almonds.
to remonstrate hearingtesting. Beat e�, white's till ,tairlti•
Nt �,:c t is dont' in the Child. thick add one cup .sugar,. beat
o f ti e g i oin a l ' tc,, 'c'rtt a, an �c �`t nCI3+ remaining, sugar, flour. add 2
proposal sc mottis of the Ni hil, , i, ' 1 4 tsp. baking powder :aztd,•alz.
*tt. we ,are t4Ll'.tt' heer .Dead Boyle, Eaet�r,' .
l�t�r�rnme..
s.ke deal, as to, the benefits of -.— ._., add mild, and vanilla. Mix until "
- t type of administration -1U '''a•: Vie , pauem4 for the Hous is, dampened.. De. t
our as ri• ere> .ts reason ft, • c''n'err.:s"rataen: The' pre',* . s ."rnsnui.es at low speed or 3tit�
vb iier�e.that more, cel€itr•t1i of our b er- 'in. ef:eet in Huron tante ,,rigorous ,tropes by hand, Add
;affairs would ntt��e' into the
1;16;4 with tiro tests being done :a ; yolks and beat I minute
Masa of the pritdace' of our ~..,.,1 ......:........ G
tarttt�� is sh.tlrpt'd c'isc'�r here for ' dont ttztltn,, s sent, t t � ,c yolks,
es
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either crpp c'rtunitie�s for
entplor mciit
We •.t'aio,n Limit's and in the till staff. WW -hip in butter and
are, tip tit e rt .. e a ... . < 't n d _ e- o. ry
Clerk -treasurer • John Berry
presented the county budget 'to
members of Huron County
Council meeting in, Goderich last
TtautldaSy: ' tete-- were.. t-ew
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questions from "council
concerning it and the
53.909,050 ' budget was- passed'
• hands -of . people ?i ho art' not bt'fare any _referrals are made br ictrg-er. Pour into three t, cake
very concerned w Ith aril ui ural the' nur-, to 'the' child's family ` pans,. Bake at 350 degrees for 35
problems.- Our, present do..ttrr:
,minutes.
rnb#e
�ystettt ,
may stave; :wetkrip �a.:•.bu,t,,w.i*;.az*,. ,. -1t.., t, a .Very. ext psir�e , FILLING: 1' p?'nt of frozen,
p � strawberries. berries.
Of the opinion that the pnrpc-1 e� :'tea°.:.t.ated•�r. y'h1Ls:.:r.ert- unsweetened 1 coup
change may have tc>r popular w it h. the people Who are, sugar, 1 cup vi`ater..Put sugar and
t,
? 'be��trinz.n , now to 31l for tt. rr-ater to boil. When boiling_
rvesRttc��'ses, • Per#tap. i. - -
councilhtls , were better paid at r 'nt during ' the . morning drop• In strawberries, set back to
the local 'level there would. be' session were the Grade . and S cool Now strain out berries and
more, ittct'ratire ' tt> better• students of McKillop Township •measurejuice. Add water to '
ad mi n t s t r ;i t i o tt . .I,. �r...441.�:„4:r' ` Q.,„t3" er &lott•.ed 1.0 minutes rzake 1 cusp juice. For, every cnp
Councillor• are expected" �to tit tetory the noon bre to of :cake.- add. 'I ? 2 "tablespoons
'spend nonslderablt' time on ; '' an que'�ticttis ,fey might of cOFistarch. Cook to thicken,
Public affair_' for ,very smalltare. Add 9 Strawberries.. spread ,.
., e t u r n , t• 0111 p a red to 'It rs understobd that. the ',between l.a`;ers and on top of
administrative ltt4,"plc' in other Huron County Board of cake. Then serve 'with whip,.
capacities. 'We rv't'tttintt'rtd• That Education will be invited to send dream or whipped topping.
•any change ' in . method ',, f tate se,.nior, element.ara' ., school •Well i'adies. there ,goes our
administration of public' affaita'.' t 'each month 'to count., diets. ,
be' approached vt't'y cautiously council. The question 'period for Have a good week. Please if
and that the public be kept very the students is to become 'a r nu have any news, let me
well• informed and allowed to re tttar. feature know • Thank you.
voice their opinion , on the ' . Council ,was informed' that Linda
matter before' any cha'ng'es are the new planning director for
the county, Gary. Davidson,
would take office ir4'x' the court
house Monday: May 3. One of
Mr. Day idson's first concerns
finportatton of ,Australian ttet.,1 #Trill be the official county plan
,Made.
Some time ago r•ou were
requested to support a
resolution, regarding the`
into Canada. We, " were
disappointed in .s oar decisio,n to
not support this resolution. We
area of the ' opinion that Hifrun
„County farmers canhot,'eont'pete
with Australian farmers in the
production of 'beef. There is no
agricultural product produced in
Canada that, cannot be produced'
which has been approved
ctyr;tpleteiy; tar,..,..i •principle t>
m an y Huron m u n i ci pal.i t itis .
Public meetings ' w-irrt regard
to , the official plan "will be
conducted soon, council
discovered ,.and the ftrsi ntee'{ g
of the Land Division 'Committee
is,set for Tuesdt•, May 11•.
FIRST
ORTGAGEi"
-LOANS
0/0
Per Annum
1f1ie Kndw' Our Rates Are Lower!
'WHY PAY MORE?
SEE 'YOUR
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GODERI'CH COMMUNITY •
CREDIT UNION'
79 ST. DAVID ST.
• There were some notes from
Berry" 'Wi:t! -the •liiidget which
explained same„det.ails-
:�l.t.hough the County levy
will be very similar to 19 r0,”
stated Berry."in some cases
municipalities will pay more
County levy, others will pay lesvc,
as a result of-the-factwe have 'to
use the equalrizing factor in
determining th' apportionment
of.. costs tor each municipality,
Again it should he pointed out
that . We are now . using . a
percentage , of hosts rather that
the mill rate system.,
"Another factor ' that does
tot show ..up directly in the
budget'.- continued Berry, "is
the fact there are rebates ID the
.3,L•tan municipalities in
connection •with - t.heir highway
levy. ID other words. orrds. 4 5 perces::
t1;e highway levy for; thn
urban municipalities is rt}bare
to, these municipalities e.„,• -•:-
year
„, • :-
year. Faai 4 �.•1 ,t,ht:, rr i.I.t .a.izlta.�:..,t
to approximately S122.000.-
There
I22.000There is, 'also one* res ' pYc
— y •'. ':s
fund which, dates, not appea
year in our budget.- Concluded
„Berry.,ax._.. __ the•......
Reser•r .rwhere we have �a„+•,
infested, This is the result of a
precious planned program over
the past years where br . yr e
allo•cat-ed .funds to the •Hospi:.a:
Reserve made payable,
interrupt me, but. they are 'a
q. after explanations, etc., I
necessary hubby
decided I'd better, get there fast
With going to a •
ntt't,'ting, I figured this would .be while I was able. "Take a cab"
.0 they said, so I did — ii was
my chance to try my, "crazy J
sittingright in the yard.
idea- to satisfy my mind on
whether or not ' it would work.
I,''nt�tvded space 'for "treasures"
and you 'cats only put so much in
china-.-eab i ne't • so I• f i'i i d
the? nuns srlaa)l: k mases. sitting
'atop the' buffet would -hold a lot'
of these pieces you like to show
and see. . ,
So THIS is what I was trying..
to do when I was clobbered
1 had emptied the buffet in
order to mOve it to the spot
where 1 wanted it and also all
t tc• stuff from the bookshelves
rt<'re piled high 'on the kitchen
table and counters — and I mean
PI LED,
.. nit, book shelf was a great
'deal • •heavier thin— I- had
a:;:icipated and altho' I had
moved it about the, house.
t Was a different weight when
:�ftt'd almost different
e your head,,
TOWN
TALK
Miss Nancy Bell, daughter of
M Mr. and 4irs, Melvin Bell of
_Goderich., has , .been named
worse'n's ..editor of the Barrie
Dail) • Examiner . at Barrie,
Ontario.
-• E cur ladies from St. George's
-Anglican Churl, h in Goderich.
attended -the' annual
meeting..-'"' ittd"'"t't St. James'
, t\t+.e.tn.in•tert Church
in London
or April 29. Taking ,Bart in the
gar• lt�n�� meet wereirirs:w..•trn-G-:
Russell, .Mrs.. Douglas
Mrs.`, John Seaman and Mrs.
Malcolm Campbell,
hor:pi iaL dor "'b uii a ing p rog'rar..•; . -•- -- -
This fund is being kept in ,
abeyance at the present tine and . . M °M
could be cotnmenceed again
any .of the hospitals in t: nt=
County- • we,re to launcr
building program:"
„ For Your
INSURANCE
see Or call •
eE o MacEwoaf
• 44 North St 524-9531
Doran . MacEwan Peter S. Mac E wan
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GODERICH
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WOULD LIKE TO SAY
THANK YOU
To All Those Who Contributed To The
EASTER SEAL FUND
FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN
« /IM1 /,A /yd, Ii♦ �
A.nd To All -Tlit to V' ho
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Assisted 1Y trt The C t'npaign
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The nu must have thought
I had mall lost my -senses, but I
explained I felt it was urgent and
"here.I am! '
- Instead of *a fifteen minute
exaimifzi'ation, I wase put o bed;
blood pressure and eyes, etc.,
checked every 15 minutes for —
it seemed hours — but until they
Were satisfied --my 'brain -,.weren't
too scattered and then every
little whipstitch after that.
You meet the NICEST people
that' way!
I don't advise, trying this just
to get, your blood pressure
checked, but itis one way of
doing It -
I'm afraid 1 have missed
several items. tha_,ta I had. planned
to talk to you about, but since, ,
I'm still in 'hospital - and the
will
have
I
deadline, is'sliding 'by,
r�•ass;"y rMu/ hetvthi 'tirrrO
Outside of a large lump and a,
fat headache, I think everything
is fine and I will finish my
with
help.
experiments later p
Love,
Martha
Cover Photos
new owner
Eric "Carman, formerly of
Kleinburg near Toronto,has
recently taken over the Gerald
Cover Photography studio in
Goderich.
Mr. , Carman, ,who ' will be
bringing his family here in the
near future,, was recently an ,
advisor with the Honeywell
photographic division.
�.°'0 In addition to using the studio
for portrait work, • he, will' be
involved• with weddings' as well
as commex W'. and industrial,
photography.
The phone number is the
same as before 524-7924_
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