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JANUARY 1E. 1984 AS�
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to Berth County Federation Of Agrieiil
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tare wants county . council, instead of a 4 p it
I individual townships, to give them a yearly by.lkho;l
. I. Y grant. Vit , ;,� it'wou Si, comethe fi�
• ,P.F.A. President Ron Christie;of R.R.2, ,b get'He.said the caun e,
‘ it. Staffa and other members of the executive grants in"Deceznber.
approached county council at its Jan. 12 ,,li'e County organization floes. receive
',' meting about the grant. , sops money Iinithe'farm of rebatetifrom the
The 40 -year-old federation has been provincial , federation:; These rebates" are
ejiperiencing'financial difficulty for the -past based on increased imeniberrships. Mr.
couple "ofears and operating on a Cbristte�sald;Perth has just about/ reached its
• i! "shoe -string' budget, said Mr. Christie. saturatio point... •; l
He told councillors that' in the past, nine of The a federation' with 1,305 Members,
fs the 11 townships have given grants. , is 'the second largest in the province.
"That figure has. dro�pped; to as low : as ,,r Hibltert, ., Township, Reeve : Ivan Norris
three townships, Said Mr.•.:Christie, noting commented that very lithe of the -member
e list year.. -only six townships gave grants. '' ship fees paid by the local farttter'stay in the
t „'rhe federation is kin or a $4,000 'grant county,. '
for 1985, with 1984 beingsthe"last year the ''That's been a sore point,'.' said Mr.'
federation will solicit _ grants from the •r Christie• Tim provincial organisation has a
individual tovinships ull-time lawyer and several researchers on
wil' Christie expects the new arrangement Staff, and it operates group insurance and a
l btu' "more uniform" and added that the group health plan, he explained
t ons, such as, Mitchell, Listowel ,and County council referred the Matter to' its
Milverton, "that benefit fromtagriculture" budget committee.
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e North Federation of Agriculture wants
cot .wide liquid manure storage bylaw
Ppitth,,gountbe adopted by all townships in
r' At its' Jan 10 meeting, the federation
( appeptgved of bringing together -ail' the
ii affdcted commodity groups and preparing a
model bylaw similar to the one in Huron
, County.
The federation's property and 'service
dommittee,-chaired by Bill Denham Of R.R,1,
St. Marys, recommended bringing together
• the commodity groups after investigating
Hibbert Township's liquid manure storage
1, • bylaw.
.There are some aspects of Hibbert's bylaw
Which the committee does support, such as
the eight month storage of the manure and
dirt burms around the structure to bold
accidental spills.
But, there are,,, some things- that the
committee disagrees with.
The height of the wall, which Hibbert's
bylaw sets at 3.6 metres or 12 feet, for
r
visited. 'th Mrs. Moylan ofl the weekend of
Jan 14,4
, � The 'Snell household hit..rbly housed
heaved, ons too many on the weekend.
L4t,the, fru
Father Sto h 'kart Count
itsof Columbusgame in the euchre
nellf.PA , e dkon:Jan..6in the K. of C.
3 Xtlm an, . ,
Ctl1e winners ;,;were: ladies . h gh,, .Jean
Money, mei 'skhigh,,Fergus Kelly; and. for
,ost lone hands, LeOn, :alone :•.
C e second game to thet urna tent was
•d, no, Friday, fan 13 with, er tournament
mak. the. ladies higgh prize,; Pat, Delaney
me ;'s high, and Jetty' urray''won•the
}'y►;s+,hands. ,' *Ii. card
a Friday, n.'.20 at #10,,v4 n the
hail.
PERSOMI S ' �s
Mrs, Gatheripe.,Janossy.of Missis."auga
speilditig a fe+ days 0/1111, her motlue�, Mrs
aiy oylati SisterJeanMoylanof,,Windsor:
;Tlteyca0i ,' rti all aver to visit with Marg
Hicknel1 Cheryl Mehrer' and Amy South
cattle:from Ottawa, Kristina Curren from
Kanata,, Kathy .Buclay from Peterborough,
Per Matthews and Brian Tilley'from Whitby.
They arrived. en Friday, Jan, -13 and left on
Sunday after, attending the Jr. D All Star
hockey gameand dance in Lucan on Saturday
evening, .
Congratulations to Tom and Lynn Serfage
the birth of their first child, a daughter born
on Jan. 13 in the Stratford General Hosital.
Congratulations to -grandparents Mrs. Rose
Burke of Stratford and Roy and Angeline
Swart of St. Columban.
Congratulations to He ry, .and Cindy De
Groo ;,,on the birth of their first 'Child, a
Hans' i ter
born on ,lair 8win the Clinton. Public
1'S fecitu1'e+
The •Perth Co titl`ty Federation of'Agricul-
titre is'armg up fop it "
'Compo ors wi 11b'e theaFeyikrokk derationts theme
:on,the t e tin$ da of A Week wliici "runs
from fife . --,-..,',7,040. at the ��otford Coliseum. '
Jolin,;Cardiff, a computer 1programmer
"torn'T0 , ntowillbethe uestspeaker during •
he rho d session and a panel discussion
Ol be held in the aftetno�n. i •
sC0l!!h ter herd+ alb Pnils&flivare' will he
eek,
on display, du '8' the day and information
s day r#k the annual.' will.be available:on how the equipment can he +
applied to agriculture
The prQgratn and eddeation committee is
also hopmg the:'' federation will Sponsor a
series ;of ca r'dlo`puitddnary resuscitation
sessions throughout' thecounty for the
benefit' of farmers The courses will probably
take place 'soretime.duting'.the month of
example, seems a bit excessive to the
federation's pro erty and service commit-
tee. As an alternative, the committee:.
suggests two metres or a 6'/2 foot high,.wall
would- provide the same safety factor with
"a more suitable working, environment".
. The. bylaw prohibits the use of earthen ,l.
materials, winch the committee does not t,
agree with. It says 'this_ type"of ' material has
been in use for many years. "and proven to ti
be effective if properlyconstructed.
The distance from field tile to a liquid
manure system is ,set at 15 Metres 10 ;-'-
Hibbert's bylaw, but the federatloni feels this
is too far. The committee report states that
liquid manure system is .irfiperrlieable and
therefore there should be no distance
criterion. ;;
It 'vas noted that Perth County Council
had -not prepared a model' bylaw for liquid
manure storage because Perthtownships
already have zoning bylaws which would
affect liquid manure storage systems.
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EUCHRE,S a weekly event at the Knights of ::: plays 'her cards: Her look of concentr tion
Columbus hall In St. Columban. The ' ghoWs her cards_ may; not be the beat "
jack -of -spades awaits Mary Coyne as she (Waslrtk:' rota)'
Huronview residerrt� �x
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
t Roy Wheeler of Ontario Street United
Church, Clinton.
Wilson McCartney with his lively group of
musicians, kept the audience entertained
Monday afternoon. The program consisted
of many old time tunes: for piano and violin.
Special Care residents enjoyed a social
4 V . 0t , ,rod . s i n kitchen ,
4 r r f y�.....« .:. .�ew,a Sa { i t ,. `'�'`'?� a, 7'I a
` la cooking, try t+ keep la rs Bitridtibus w bn removing'lids or pouk'ing
snoopers, sniffers and toddlers out' o the liquids from afeamiilg pots. Potholders
kitchen. If you can't, turn pot handles In. pull' should be amply heat -resistant. -Check our
up appliance cords so they won't dangle. and kitchen fire extinguisher to make: sure it's in
put . sharp knives, matches, household g� working order Ore the feasting
cleaners out of reach, says the Ontario Safety season begins. Wipe up spills right away,
1 League. Use a stepladder or ate stool for reaching
high shelves. Close cntard doors.
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hour together in the auditorium Tuesday.,
afternoon and were'treated;, to coffee and
cookies. • .
Working with dough has,become a very
interesting -craft and so a Of the residents,t
are quite keen: about it.'four, salt and watet .•
are mixed together, tonniake,ti'e dough and
from this, the fascinating Jittte'characttr
are formed. They ate placed id' the Olen to
dry, and then painted or riacqu
figurines make lovely u%.it r
Communion for Anglicans wits
Tuesday afternoon with Reverend
Simmons in charge. All residdp�1(' Were
invited, and there was a large attendstnee:
The Salvation Aryny from Goderich Was
present Thursday afternoon, and presented
a concert in song and music. The program
was in charge of Captain and Mrs. Will. The
a
er�nent �nrrt
residents' enjoyed' 'this:hour' of ,i�n�sppirtition
through solos and duets: Captain,•Willplayed
the accordion and,Mts. Will presided at the
Organ' ,
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•Several games' ;of' bingo Were . flayed
ridgy afternoon, and more • peopare
Coming out to try their luck. When word gets
t, many of the residents are willing to
hike. `part_in the' activities.
Mrs. Jejune JCB' has left nvi ,
s, alit 15: e
litgbam. , e:` } ''will 'fin much
ibosk *erd.
e extend'a warm welcome to Jim; Riley
Brussels arca, who :Jolt coria to,
xtur view On va tion care.
To the family ofe late OrbyXestle, we
convey our sincere sympathy. Mr. Kestle
was a resident of Huronview.
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