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Zurich Citizens News, 1975-05-22, Page 19THURaDAY, MAY 22, 1975 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 19 Second Ontario pork congress Last year in its first year of operation, the Ontario Pork Congress reported an attendance of over 6, 000 from all areas of the pork industry. This year, with only minor modifications, • the Ontario Pork Congress, to be held June 17, 18 and 19 at the Stratford Coliseum, anticipates an attendance of over 10, 000. The three-day event brings together representatives of every sector of the pork industry; from producers, both commer- cial and purebred, to equipment dealers and pharmaceutical companies, enabling them to share ideas, information and technical advancements. An expansion of an excellent educational program and several improvements in services avail- able throughout the three days have been planned for the 1975 event. More than 75 exhibitors will be displaying products and services in over 14, 000 square feet of exhibit space. On June 17, the Show and Sale of Purebred Gilts and Boars will be held. Station -tested boars and home -tested purebred stock will be evaluated and sold. In the evening, a Junior Barrow Show will take place. The Feeder Pig Show and Sale, June 18, is the only show of its kind in Canada, and feeder pigs weighing from 40 to 60 pounds will be judged and sold. For Market Pig Day, June 19, nominated barrows that have been weighed on test at the end of April will be weighed off test and judged and sold. An educational program will be held each morning from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. STAG FOR John Taylor FRIDAY, MAY 30 9-12 Hensall Arena Developer to fight Stanley Cottage development has been halted in Stanley Township but Zurich developer Anthony Denomme still hopes to put his proposal for a subdivision through Stanley Council for approval and. predicts the building ban will be lifted within a year to 18 months. A possible sale of his land, located along Lake Huron, south of Bayfield fell through, Den- ornme said, when the buyer lear- ned of council's ban of cottage development. He plans to retain the land until the ban (under Huron County's land use plan), is lifted; "Once the avilable lots designated for cottage develop- ment have all bee sold." Last month Stanley Township Council rejected subdivision plans brought forward by Denorn- me and London realtor, Wilf Webb on the grounds that the Township had enough cottages, and that further attempts at taking good agricultural land out of production should be closely examined. Webb had no sympathy for council's desire to preserve good farmland, and claimed he had undergone great expense ($8, 000) in hiring planners and soil exp- erts on the understanding that council would approve of the proposed subdivision. However, Township Reeve, Anson McKinley, said council had only tentatively approved a small portion of Webb's plan for cottage development. "He (Webb), proposes to build a good farmland. There's a gully running through the property, but there are a lot of people working the land around that area, " he said. "Council wants a plan where the people of the townshp have lots more to say in how their land is put to use." Webb said that seven of his 70 acres lacked topsoil, were poorly drained and broken up by a deep ravine. Webb, who is a partner in About people! Mr. and Mrs. Bill Jenner, of Essex, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hendrick, of Zur- ich. Mrs. Percy Bedard, Sr., was a visitor in Thompson, Manitoba, visiting her daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Worsell. r; i . HEATED POOL OPEN DAILY DINNERS Mon. to Fri. and $un. 5:00 to 7:00 Sat. 5:00 to 8:00 BREAKFAST Weekdays 7:30 a.m. - Noon Sot, & Sun. 8:00 a.m. to Noon LUNCH Every Day 12:00 Noon to 1:00 p.m. You Are Always Welcome! Dining Room Licensed Under LLBO SATURDAY, MAY 24 for your listening and dancing pleasure KELLY'S HEROES Green forest Motor Hotel YOUR HOSTS: "PETE" and "CAROLE" DEITZ HIGHWAY 21 GRAND BEND Lakeshore Development of Lon- don, threatened to take the ban up with the Ontario Municipal Board but at press time was unavailable for comment as to how serious he was about lodg- ing a complaint with the 0M13. Warden McKinley said he felt sure that the county's plan would prevent Webb from developing his property, but added, that council would pass a zone bylaw as a "safety measure" until an ammendment could be made to the county plan. He said the rejection of the two subdivision proposals did not mean all future cottage development was being prohibited. Director of the Huron County Planning Board, Gary Davidson, said in an interview, that he had received applications for an emmendment to the county plan from Stanley Council and Webb. "As I understand it, Stanley Council wants an ammendment to the county plan which would control development in the county as a whole, " he said. At present, each municipality does a secondary land use plan of its own. Webb's arnmendment to the county plan calls for an ext- ension to the land used for cott- age development. "It comes down to a question of which resource is the more important, " Davidson said. The OMB is in the process of investigating the claims of both parties and Davidson said he exp• ected a decision to be handed down sometime in June. Another decision has been reserved till next month --this time by council. Clerk Mel Graham said a building grant application from Alexandra Mar - ins and General Hospital in God- erich wouldhave to be carefully considered before council could make a final judgement. DANCE IN HONOUR OF Warden Anson AND Evelyn McKinley FRIDAY , MAY 30 PINERIDGE CHALET (EVERYONE WELCOME) Hosted by TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY ( Lunch Provided ) nieal planne FOOD SPE Bathroom Tissue Jelly Powders Corn Syrup Miracle Whip Oxydol Detergent WHITE SWAN 4's JELLO 3 OZ BEEHIVE 2 LB KRAFT 32 OZ 5 LB BOX 79' 24' 65` '1.07 '1.99 DUNCAN HINES (Princess White, Deep Chocolate, Swiss Chocolate or Cake Mixes WELCHADE 32 OZ Grape Drink KRAFT SMOOTH 2 LB Peanut Butter 3 LB PKG MONARCH Margarine BALLARD'S CHAMPION 15 OZ Cat Food GENERAL MILLS 14 OZ Cheerios CHIPITS 12 OZ Chocolate Chips AYLMER CHOICE F. S. 14 OZ Peach Halves CHOICE CUT WAX or. 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