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Huron County Council has levied against offenders under objection is raised the county will reasons. The forests play a great Of all the land in Usborne development cominil wanted
decided to make illegal tree the bylaw. issue the permit, if it feels the role in maintaining the water Township 4.5 per cent is forested, to find out as much as possible
gutting here a very expensive Under the present bylaw, clearing is justified. if an ob- table as well as in preventing moil in McKillop 5.8 per cent and Ash- about the repercussions of the
peepssition. which council will reednd to pass jection is raised the matter will erosion. He said the ideal ratio of field is 7.6 per cent forest, all bylaw so it didn't make any
Cocmcil told its development the updated version, the fine for be dealt with by council or in forest to open land is 98•x0, 3o per below the ideal ratio. However mistakes. He said the bylaw does
committee to rewrite the countyillegally tuft$$$ trey is $500. The court. cent of the land forested but townships like East Wawaoosh more than protect . trees.
tree cutting bylaw to incorporate maximum will be raised to Marvin Smith of the Ministry of added if 10 per cent of the land is and Goderich are a little better He said his township told its
recent changes in the Trees Act. 15,000. Natural Resources said the under forest that's not bad. than 90 per cant forested, which tree commissioner to "throw out
The Trees Act provincial Other chances deal with ap- changes in the act are designed to He said if a landowner started brings the county average up. the permit Doak" and inspect
Legislation aimed at controlling plication • • - , , , • for land- protect forests, not bush lots. He clearing trees from a protected Morris Reeve Bill Elston every application personally.
the cutting of trees and clearing owners wanting to clear forested said the act clearly defines the area without a permit he might reminded council that when a The commissioner was told any
of forested areas, carries no areas. Any owner planning to types and concentrations of trees be liable to a fine but could also landowner clears a sizeable bush time there was "any nitty gritty
weight unless the county passes a clear land will have to make that are to be protected. be ordered to replant the area. area the effects can be he didn't know what to do with"
bylaw to enforce it. application to the county. if an owner has three acres of He pointed out that some areas wideranging. He said in areas in he should bring it to council.
Murray Dawson, Usbornehawthorn and three maple trees of Huron County need the Trees the south of the county wind Brussels Reeve Calvin
deputy reeve, told council recent Notice of the proposed land the act would not stop him from Act badly, while in others the erosion is becoming a problem, Krauter, a plumber by trade, told
amendments to the act put more clearing will than be given to cleating the land, he said, but if ratio Of forest and open land is adding that in some areas of his council that allowing the water
teeth in the county bylaw. He said surrounding landowners and they an acre of land contained 400 or ideal. He noted townships in the own township clearing land has table to be lowered could be an
the bill change was in the fines will have 21 days to object. If no more trees it would be protected south of the county are almost created drainage problems. expensi i . proposition.
by the Trees Act. devoid of trees while some in the Mr. Elston said he realized that If council ignored the WeleaAct .
Mr. Smith said the legislation north are the opposite. with land as valuable as it is . there would be a lot of plumber
is designed to protect a valuable Overall, he said, Huron has a owners want it cleared for crop happy to sell submersible pumps
What's new at resource and if counties decent ratio of forest to cleared production, but added that which go down a long way for
"vigorously uphold" the Trees land which hasn't changed much drainage problems created water "andyou're going to be
Act it does a very good job of in the peer 20 years. He reported sometimes force councils to paying $1,500 to $2,000 for them".
• protecting forested areas. 18.8 per cent of the land in Huron install municipal drains that oast The sew bylaw will be brought
Huronviem He explained forested areas is under forest, compared to 7.4 everyone. back to council for action in
• are necessary e' for a number. of Pcent in Perth County. Mr. Dawson told council the October or November.
Rev. Don Darrell conducted The residents vvece treated to a F
the church service on Sunday variety of magic acts with rope
morning. Nelson Lear and Frank done by Earl, plus some lively
Bissett sang "Down Deep7n the mimic by the couple..,.
Sea", accompanied by Mrs. Elsie The Over 90 club met Wednes-
Henderson at the organ. Resi- day afternoon. Program included
dents are reminded that Rev. Cecil Skinner, Norman Speir and
Wittich will be conducting Holy Mrs. Elsie Henderson. Cookies
Communion in Huronview and tea were served at the end.
Chapel on Sunday, Oct. 14. The Mrs, Proudy held Bible study
choir will be singing "Thank you Thursday afternoon.
Lord" nest Sunday. Everyone is
welcome to attend. The blind held their meeting in
Huronview held Old Tyme the craft room on Friday mor -
Music on Monday afternoon with ning. Friday afternoon bingo was
Mrs. Elsie Henderson, Cecil held as usual in the auditorium.
Skinner, Nelson Lear, Norman We would like to welcome some
Speir putting on the program. new residents to Huronview: Mr.
Monday evening we took the and Mrs. David Papple, Stewart
video machine to Zurich to the Fleming Ballaugh, Marjory
Women's Institute meeting. We Rebbecca Boyce, Dorene Anna
showed tapes of the September Coleman, and Lucy Ellis. We
birthday party which the Zurich hope these new residents, once
Institute put on and a tape of our they are settled into their new
wedding fashion show September homes comfortably, will par -
5. We spent a very pleasant ticiPate in the various Programs
evening with the ladies. throughout the home.
Mn. Peck held her painting Mrs. Betty Scratch, who is our
class Tuesday morning in the editor of the ` news -
craft room. Ceramic class met on Pape', tells she is preparing a
Tuesday afternoon. Earl and paper to be out in the next couple
Martha Hayward entertained at of months. We are looking for -
family night on Tuesday evening. ward to reading it, Betty.
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On .•$day, Oct. 5 all pupils ordinator, presented the philo-
participateid in a special Thanks- - sophy of the Family . Life curri-
giving Mass celebrated by culum of the Huron -Perth separ-
Father Sonderup for the intens ate school board. The meeting
tions of the staff, the pupils ani was chaired by Mrs. M.
their, families. O'Malley, Principal, and a "Meet
the Teacher" social hour and
Mrs. Ida Martin and her kin- coffee was held at the close of the
dergarten class entertained their meeting.
mothers and their little brothers
and sisters by hooting a Thanks- On Friday, Oct. 12, Father
giving dinner in their classroom. Shaman of Sacred Heart Church,
October is both mission and Teeswater, visited the class -
nutrition month. Many projects rooms and di W , : l and showed
are being carried on throughout slides of Guatemala and the
the grades. A parent-tmother missions. Father was s mission -
meeting was held on Tues., Oct.y there for six years.
9. Mrs. M. Kinahan outlined the The cross-country team has
mission projects in the school. been practising for competition
Mrs. Cathy Thompson, Huron in the County tournament to be
.County Nutritionist,. 'discussed held in Seaforth onOct. 18.
nutrition and physical fitness in As Monday, Oct 22 is a System
general. She showed a film, The Professional Activity Day all
Whole Body Manual. Mr. Ron teachers will be attending work-
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