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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1977-08-10, Page 18Page 8 Citizens �. len News, S August 5t 1®, 1977 by \ :. 4 '+ h. K •:•::•:�� ..��`,, ;,y,\.y,,,..+;;4xr '+; �ck;:a:.:uah\.; k; .<. +.,•, "^+.. • : h ♦ + ♦ J,,h\ +•'.`�` h.'� o `+ \\ .,.:.., :, .., .....::v .:':til HENSALL ARENA FUND Stanley and Anna Kochan Mrs. Fred Beer George & Lucielle Beer & Family Knight Electric Harold & Marg Knight & Family Mr. & Mrs. Nicolas Oud Grant & Donna St. John Mr. & Mrs. Frank Forrest Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Oliver Yallop Eric & Shirley Luther Jamie, Cad & Katherine McMahon Donald Smale Gary & Ann Rose Gladys Coleman George Dowson Pearl Erratt Agnes Britton William & Vera Smale Wilmer Jones Aldon Vanstone John Simmons Brian Smillie Proceeds of picture draw donated by Ron Wareing to Hensall Feeder Calf Club 100.00 50.00 100.00 700.00 500.00 100.00 150.00 25;00 200.00 25.00 200.00 200.00 50.00 25.00 25.00 50.00 25.00 10.00 5.00 20.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 Total to date $80,464.02 Post dated cheques 3,255.00 Total $83,719.02 2i`, ?•'•:`R;: iE^:?;::':::�«> :::<g;:S;::yg•:.yax:<;;wJxxxx xxxx;;xxxxxo-x;>:<:.:»:.:� :...�::::.�:::..�::::.,.: ,:...ASR;x:;.....+.,...,........,....................................................... :�: R:,;:,; WED AT HENSALL Pamela Jane Taylor and Byron Fredrick Woeller exchangedmarriage vows at Hensall United Church on July 9. The bride is the daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. James Taylor, Hensall and the'groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Woeller of Kitchener. Mrs. Connie Archer was matron of honour, the bridesmaids were Mary Burche and Melonie Miller. Stephanie and Christopher Woeller were flower girl and ring bearer. Best man was Louis Woeller. The guests were ushered by Robert Taylor and Richard Woeller. Rev. Donald Beck officiated. Photo by Snyder new Opemng k--,to small 111 business John MacKenzie one of our representatives will be at Les Pines Hotel, Exeter on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month August 16 and September 6 If you require .financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. FEDEl7AL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK For prior information call 271-5650 or write 1 036 Ontario Street, Stratford Federation wants agrominium kept as idea fo r deve!opers (S trip . to New Zealand and Australia where she visited. different farm operations. The agrominium concept" should remain just an idea in the minds of developers the Huron Federation of Agriculture feels. The Huron Federation decided Thursday night to offer assistance to West Gwillumberry Township to•fight against an experimental agrominium being set up within the municipality. They also pass- ed a resolution asking the On- tario Federation of Agriculture to go on record against agrominiums. The resolutions said agrominiums should be recogniz- ed as a financial enterprise benefitting the promoter and not in the best interests of landuse and the rural community. An "agrominium" is a concept developed by a large Toronto development company, Devon Downs Developments. Accor- ding to the company an agrominium would occupy about 600 acres of land with 150 housing units. The owners of the house would be part owners of the far- ming operation. At present the company is attempting to make the idea a reality in West Gwillumberry township, located thirty miles north of Toronto. The township council rejected the idea and now Devon Downs is appealing to the Ontario Municipal Board to overrule the municipality. Huron Federation member, Bev Brown said the local Federation is considering sen- ding letters to the OMB outlin- ing their- objections to the proposal. The development company promoting agrominiums claims the new form of farm ownership would both perpetuate land in agricultural production and stimulate housing. In their proposal the housing units would be grouped on less than seven percent of the land, away from the agricultural components. The owners of the residential units would not actually take a direet part in the farm work. This would be done by a farm staff of people with agricultural experience. On a model agrominium the agricultural operation would in- clude 390 acres cash crop; a horse barn for 25 animals; a piggery housing approximately 40 pigs; a beef feed lot main- taining about 20 steers; a chicken roost stocked with 600 capons; a fully equipped greenhouse; a fishpond stocked with fish; and various recreational areas for picnics and horseback riding. The operation should be profitable but agrominium owners are not advised to depend entirely on the agrominium for an income, Devon Downs feels. "Whereas the prospects of an individual owner of the agrominium becoming wealthy in 'very good' years (although not impossible) is improbable, it is not unlikely that a modest in- come may be derived," a Devon Downs brief to the Ontario Government states. Bev Brown said such a project would cause immense problems for an individual municipality and the agricultural community. The number of children alone from 150 new housing units would be a major burden to the local school system, she said. The residences on an agrominium would sell for more than $100,000. In other business, the sixty members of the Huron Federa- tion present at the meeting in Bluevale saw a slide presenta- The things that I can't have I want, And what I have seems second- rate, The things I want to do I can't, And what I have to do I hate, tion by Dixie Cameron of RR 7, Lucknow. Mrs. Cameron recent- ly returned from an exchange STARLITE Box Office Open at 8 Open Niiht1y /014 Grand Bend First Show et Dusk Children Under 12 in Carr Frio 4 DAYS — TUESDAY THRU FRIDAY AUGUST 9,10,11,12 BETE IIIIILLERM PETER ROBERT TOMB D111fJ1I.i.. IRETINTRIN 41111281r 136NnErSinr ADMIT TANCR E'STRICrEt Xi WARIA AGI Cor Wa r P. 'aMeteilan ue'rrri MIND°ICHOWN It.y"-ee MOWN E'JPlorrrtilrNER ALM!WrItedlmOErJr CKAICECI,! 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