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McGillivray, Rq1ey, iS secnd Vice
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McGillwray, Allis
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lad eso Ki Cardillo is
treasurer and Margaret Shornved,
`,..Walten-is-secietary'
11 district vice-presidents.
are: Joe Hogan, dOlit
Chisholm,clasnceaenomme,-Jack
Horan, JoeSenp1e,
MW'lel Murphy, Ken
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dett.of Elleet Palmer, A. Y. iguirmy;
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_ riix mai was found
not animalneglect:in- a
provincial coOrt appearance at
1. • Goderich 'last Tuesday. Iii his
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acqbittal, Judge Robert Reilly of
Kitchener said he did not think
Elbert. Vari Aillt11111 wilfully failed to
• provide adequate care for a female
mule he had purchased few years
earlier to help with halter-bre.aking
his cattle.
Mr. Van Anhiun was charged
early last year with Wilifuloglect of
an animal after the Kitchener -
Waterloo Humane Society seized the
animal from the K -W Stockyards
where it was discovered veith
• tended front hooves.
..,,......„,„441.,.caurt last Tuesday, Jiidge
Reilly said two factors led him to
the fact
that the itinleivialound to liethood
condition excelhooves
which bad etileiP like *will 04,
Mt.. .; yin Atifini*s extegent
reputation *tatting tare Of the beef
cattle °tibia/00444401m
41i,e!etetntily reckless and did.
not care' about; itt=ttlikMO:WaY
ConditiOn;1 unot1Iveexpeeted
lini"-10"014It care nd
through this - ° dgeReW
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Wax allegedto ve ni
aniznalhifa' ' '
. In his .feticO, 'Van 'Ankum
testified , that lie first noticed the
iradetsegie ed "Moire; the fall of
1906; sai ;tile animal had fair-
, size'. V , ore then; but the
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Of;
r ir Munn's -la .Alan
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the
eves -
tv AmtriOctober or
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'vnAnKum SO/ lie' tioli!no
action b. eival,the mule didnot,!
„appear:to in, andbecaute '
wast'decide what to. de/With
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, the'i itieh wits partly
fa
MW, a while li!s,lien ight
be guilty 'rr
he did -not deserve a criminal record
*bleb' would be disastrous for his
business
Poin out that procrastination
(ContinUedOn ge2A)
- Morris Township
callildTir preference is that the
tax assessment for county
nd ooltuirposes remainsas is i
would favor a county -wide market
valueaaSeeatient (Section 70)
PrQgfg[Shoulti "-a Majority Of
th
muniiipalitiei within the county
vote for a diange. •
At its gist regular January ses-
sion, council reached its !decision
tollowingconsiderahle discussion on
-cettne3T-Wide assessinent studies
which -had been presented at- the
January Meeting of HuronCounty,
Connell breflietalsof 0ml/finistry
- Revenue and other provincial
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Ministries. '• -
At Alutt,..011ar •
county ..entat, • 'A
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Hurell'Iveuld awn* Similar
prOperties' "-Of. '.00itiStable market
vali**01144Y-01!...'',1".'fr•county
and wheel taxes regardless of ,their
location:Within the county. The
county- _lie .program would result
in sM*edtalitalculatians.
alternativesTwo for countywide
assettmenkareiskittdedin, jot*
Section:43, Reassessm ';and
Seeion4.74)' Market Value, l)2nclir
?adoptiOnlif the See
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age 2A)
'klibOugit bo. had
mule tf*:
the halter bie0,otg;4t two°
Mike for •
YeaYtand was tie
the =
IdtheaniaIft
'thne
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teatifi
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that
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evit
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de
Autbrerry
*re', zoning
enMicil and
Or the. county
Jepianntag
:totting to
"e toning
been
ay, S. 1.
e reanC
etiout
eetiOns:
the railway ia asking- for
sethaek Of 0netrtg (50
feet) from its ,right-of-way for any
new residential deVelop,ment,i,
clause in all alert tO *rebate,
agreements of sale,. purcbitsev or
leases warning of the railway right-
; of -way; prior concUnince from die
railway for any drainage projects
undertaken uibi01 deald affect
Jalitivay lands add that *elopers
Atiatall a sigfeot dmin fence
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Mk:* ttrb*exfled
ihe township is anticipated,
• Mrs. -Minikittiek said, she would
• suggestfto the railway that it object
only when such development is
, 1,6 ed. She also said the 15 -metre
te mit it "not unreasonable" and
perhaps it could be incorporated in
the bylaw.
M. tr1Ws objection centres
around 1, 00acre parcel of land
whith--4,Zoned agriculturl, but he
feelt totally unsuited for
agi!cultue_ a(co itittinisueot‘oantaturage-41121)
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