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hJ erth County Federation df Agricul vVo �aisd b Co burl g ys 1 .. ration.
tiure wants county council, instead of ,;.f►T erg lin q plitnKinot that while
dividual townships, to give them' a yearly o the ant w old e u ed by. the:,;federation in
4 ant. q rt,�wou d corhe :RH the ; aunty's 1984
.;,P.F.A. President' Ron Christie of R.R.2, i'udget He; said the county pays out all its
'il` Staffa and other members of the executive ,annts in ; Decetnber: ': s `,
approached county council at its Jan. 12 ;!lie county Organization ,doest, receive
';, meeting about the grant. so , e rtt ney. the form of rebates.•trorri the
?'• :The 40 -year-old federation has been prove f, deration.; ,Th9rse:: rebates' are
i:;i a rperiencing'financial difficulty for the past h .. • on"; �rceased memberships. Mr.
lcouple of'years and operating on a G stistaid. erth has just about reached its
tshoe -string budget, said Mr. Christie. saturation. oint
ai He told councillors that in the past, nine of The Perth'federation'with 1,305 members,
the 11 townships. have ,given grants. ,is tj a second largest in the province
"That figure has drop ed, to as low as ; t Hibbert Township, .Reeve Ivan Norris
three. townships," Said Mr. -'Christie,, noting, cgiirmented'that vary little of the 'meniber-
last year only six townships gave grants. • ship fees paid by the local farmer stay in the
The federation is asking,for a $4,000 grant ,county.
for 1985, with 1984 being>the"last year the That's been a sore point," said 'Mr.
federation will solicit.grants, from the --Christie. The provincial organization has a
individual townships . • full-time lawyer and several researchers on
Mr: Christie expects the new 'arran arrangement 'staff, and it operates grout insurance and a
wilt ;he "more uniform''' and added that the group health plan, he explained,
to 'Is; such as , Mitchell, Listowel ,and County council referred the matter to its
MLverten. "that bene'flt ftrom agriculture" budget committee.
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til YN R lire e, Leo Maloney.
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Mrs..CatherinPEe JanoNssy of Missis agga is
ending a few'days with her mother `Mrs':.
ary Moylan 'SisterJean Moylan of Wiindsor
(Perth Federation of A;giiicultdie wants example, seems a bit excessive to the
c,unty.wide liquid manure storage bylaw
that edtild be adopted by all townships in
4 aunty,
I F t.:its Jan. 10 meeting, the federation
a v ed of bringing together ^-all ` the
ed, commodity groups and preparing a
'. model. bylaw similar to the one in. Huron
Coiidty. ,
eTiie federation's property and ;.service'
dcimntittee, chaired by Bill Denham of,R.R.1.,
it. Merits, recommended bringing together
the commodity groups "after investigating
Hibbert Township's liquid manure storage
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bylaw.
' :There are some aspects of Hibbert's bylaw
Which the committee does support, such as
f the eight month storage of the manure and
1, dirt burins around the structure to timid
I,accidental spills.
' But, there are some things that the
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committee ,disagrees with.
.The -height of the wall, which Hibbert's
,,t bylaw set's at 3.6 metres or 12, feet, for
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federation's property and, service commit-
tee. A,s.. an alternative, the committee:,.
suggests two metres or a 61/2 foot higl► wall
would provide the same safety factor with
"timore suitable working environment":
. The• bylaw prohibits the use of earthen
materials, tgtlticii the committee doesnot
agree with. It 'says this type of ;material hag.
been in use for many years `and proven to
be effective if properly constructed.
The distance from field tile to a liqukl
manure system is ,set at 15 Metres lin::'
Hibbert's bylaw, but the federationfeeis:thrs
is too far. The committee report States that.a
liquid manure system is hnperlpeableand
therefore there should be ''•no,. . distance
criterion.
it was noted that Perth County Council
had "not prepared a model bylaw for liquid
manure storage because Perth townships
already have zoning bylaws which would
affect liquid manure storage systems.
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►i it4•rs
visitedwith Mrs. Moylan on the weekend of
Jan •t4, u
Tho Eicltnell household humbly housed
heaven., knows too many on the Weekend.
They. came #Toni all over to visit with Marg
.Hicknell., Cl etyl Mehrer and Amy. South
,came from 'Ottawa, Kristina Curren from
Ksnata :Kathy' Burley from: Peterborough,
-• Per Matthews and Brian Tilley' from Whit y.
They arrived. on Friday, Jan. '13 and leon ,
Sunday ,after attending the Jr. D All Star
hockey gameandsiance in Lucan on Saturday
w.•evening 1. .,
Congratulations to Tom and Lynn Burkert
the birth of tkreirfirst child, a daughter born
on,Jan 13 inithe Stratford General Hospital.
Con atuletions to -grandparents Mrs. Rose
Burke of. Stratford and Roy and Angeline
Swart of St, CRlumbaii,
Congratulations to Henry. and Cindy De
Groot on the birth of their first child, a
daughter born on ran, Bain the Clinton Public
Hospital
e toh red cit {{ g ,week,
The Perth County Federatisn of Agrieul,
ure is,:gearing up for ttsr''day'at the annual
100O6!;-Agg Week, , ,
Computers wili be the�Federation% theme
n the,b ening da of Ag'`Week which runs
oin Feb 7 to'i0 at the Stratford Coliseum.
Joh Cardiff, a computer programmer
dm t%r`ontowill0:a":0;
ei.'theguestspeakerduring
OT- is session anda�panel discussion
the aoon r
r•.wA e,at,d sn'ftware.will .he
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Clean SWeeP WALK SALE
SUPER SIDE.. o/ OFF
SAVE50 ALL
UP TO WINTER
MISSES SIZES 5 16 GOODS
FULLER F IGURED WOMEN 16'1'24',
on display, during the day end information
will.beavaii$rieonhewthe'•equlpment.can be
applied-fe-agrieukure:•,•
The program+and education committee is
also hoping till, federation will•sponsor ,a
series of catdio�`pulitirinary resuscitation
sessions throughout ;the county for the
benefit of farmers Thb courses:will probably •
takerplace sometime during "the month of
March , • ; 4 1
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Columbus •hall In St. Columban. The 1shoWs.her cards may -not be the best.
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Huronview resideifs e
Sunday morning worship was held in the
Huronview chapel. There was, a• large
attendance. Reverend Pick was in charge of
the service. Communion was celebrated.
Assisting the minister were Helen Aiken and
Roy Wheeler of Ontario Street United
�+ Ir
• s$Yhett *Cooking, - try* tt k asfers,-
nodpers, sniffers and toddlers out of the
1 kitehen. If yoti can't turn pothandllesMh, pull
up appliance cords so they won't dangle, and
ptil sharp knives. Matches, household
cleaners out of reach. says the Ontario Safety
1 League.
Church, Clinton. • "
Wilson McCartney with his lively group of
musicians, kept the audience entertained,
Monday afternoon. The program consisted
of many old time tunes'rfor piano and violin.'
Special Care residents enjoyed a social
n kitchen
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a Be-iauftbus wliibn removing' f ldtls or ppoukhtg
liquids from Steaming pots. Penholders
should be amply heat -resistant.: Check your
kitchen fire extinguisher to make sure it's in
good working order before the feasting
season begins. Wipe up spills right away.
Use a stepladder or step -stool for reaching
high shelves. Close cupboard'doors.
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hour together id:* auditorium Tuesday,
afternoon and were: treated, to coffee and
cookies. -, -
Working with dough,has become. a very,
interesting craft and some of the • residents,
are quite keen about it. Flour, salt and water
are mixed together., to make the dough atild�
from this, the fascinating•litttle characterar
are formed. They ate placed iii the,ovien
dry, and then painted or acqu�
figurines make lovely ',WOO
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Communion for Anglicans, w
Tuesday afternoon with Reverent)'
Simmons in charge. All residents ;rye
invited, and there was a large attendance,
The Salvation Army front Goderich was
present Thursday afternoon, and presented
a concert in song and music. The program
was in charge of Captain and Mrs. Will. The
residents `etijoyed`:;this 11a0 ofws'p3nitiop
through Soles and duets "•C,,apptain Willplayed
the .acxordion.and.Mrs. Will presided at the
evera1 game's 'iof:` bingo were played
Friday afternoon, and more people are.
comingout to try" their luck: When word. gets
a
***many many of the residents are willing to
eke p in the, activities
e pnie Jeff has -left ifuronv4 ,
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'Sl►in�fia`�e sire=•will�iiid4ltnuch
p�iness-' etr3
e extendnivarm welcome��to' Jim Riley
el Brussels area, Who° icome to,
Huco> ricin on vacation care.
To the family of the late Orby"Kestle, we,
convey. our sincere sympathy. Mr.. Kestle
was a resident of Huronview.
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KNOWN FOR
HIGH QUALITY
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COMPLETE
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527-1398.
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WFiite or $0%. Whole Wheat
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A. COMMUnity SILYERPLA'E`E
Modetp baroque• -,
A: 188fti4aCtensesiLt1ERPLATE'
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C. HEIRLOOM STAINLESS
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Save up to -36%
20 -Pie Set t Sale
in silv,>rplate and stainless
20•Piece Service for 4 Includes .4 Salad Forks, 4 otnner Forks,
4 Dinner Knives, 4 Dessert/Soup Spoons. 4 Teaspoons
A. COMMUNITY' SILVERPLATf .. Y3ALE $13695
The exquisite beauty of Community Is une4uaIted-
I grdar Suggested retail $220 00
B. 1881. ROGEfSnSILYERPLATE -.SALE $114.95
• The Rogers name brings you a testory of
uncompromising eraltsvnansit.`p. Here is value
beyond price.
Regular suggested reran S165.00
p. HEIRLOOM* STAINLESS SALE Si 09.95
Heavywe;glil, luxury gna.ity stainless created
- expressly tot coosurnerswitlr'disoirn:nating tastes.
Regular suggested retail S teto oo
D. COMMUNITY STAINLESS. _ __SALE 576.95
Canada's best seeing brand of stainless Trely fine
and superior designs.
Regular suggested retail S110 00
E ONEIDA• DELUXE STAINLESS_ .._..„ SALE 5$9.95
Popular price and popular design styles make this
brand of stainless a Fast seller.
Regular suggested retail 682 50
Hurry! Sale ends January 31, 1984
DONEIDA
The silver tole Our uiversmiths' mark of e,cel ence
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