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ALES
Lucknow
visited with Mary Pace on Satur-
day evening. •
Mr. and Mrs. Art Humphrey of
Kincardine visited .with Mr. and
Mrs. James Nesbitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm: R. Pace,
Sheilaand Billy of Kincardine,
visited \ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pace
and Mary on Sunday evening.
Anyone having news please
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soy, APRIL 3rd, 1974 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
strip housing that has developed'
in rural areas as a result of poor
planning in the past; that sever-'
ances should not be granted to
accommodate additional residenc-
es on farms. If any additional
house is built, then• it would be-
come part of the total farm proper
ty; that a more rational
policy prevail for the construction
of new highways. power lines and -
other public' utilities which cut
large swaths out of farm land.
LOCHALSH
C ecil Webster spent a week
with Mr. and Mrs. Atlee Wise and
family in Akron, Ohio.
Mrs. Henry MacKenzie and Miss
Edna Cook spent ,.a few days with
Miss. Viola Cook in Windsor and
Detroit.
Dohg Ma'tthewman spent a few
days with his parents having com-
pleted ski instruction At Kimber
ley and before attending school at
Banff.
Mr. and ivies. Oliver McCharles
accompanied Mrs, Ann Mason to
Wiarton on Sunday , where they
'Visited the Ashby and Whicher
families.
Many from this area have been
victims of the flu bug. School
attendance has suffered.
Many reports of farm sales are
heard in the area. Gordon Boyd ,
who sold his farm , held an auc-
tion sale on Monday, Deports
have it that the Jack M,acLennan
farm and the Ewan MacLean farms
have also been sold..
Welcome to newly weds Mr.
and Mrs. Eric Drennan , who are
living on, the former Vernie Ham-
ilton farm.
Mrs. Henry MacKenzie and boys
visited in Owen Sound with Miss
Edna Cook on Sunday last.
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Sunday School starts 'on Sunday
April 6th after church service in
Pine River Church.
Miss Kathy Elmes is enjoying
a holiday in Florida
Miss Sharon 'MacNay of London
spent the week end with' Mr. and.
Mrs. Bob MacNay and Steve.
Miss Pat Henderson of Clinton
F.U. News
►nd Views
mis, G. Austin
Luther and Be. WicNay,
)nal Farmers Union Local
coded the Huron County
'ment Day in Goderich on
t'A brief submitted by
rounty members of the
`was reacrby Lloyd Willert
131'1.
Lief dealt specifically witt
e", and reviewed the
infs of a policy adopted
U, members at the Na -
nvention. In part it
cades responsible farmers
scientiously practiced
conservation, while at
e time, especially in rec
1, society in general has
ded the proper respect
e land, as an indispen-,
urce to food production.
ociety has been placing
value on farm land' when
n sapped of its
ral capabilities to be
ith asphalt, cement and
exceptional scientific
oughs the foundation of
uction will continue to
nd, and, as citizens
ctive food producing
e must promote a "land
am, that will ensure
uctive land in Huron
not devoured , but is pre
future generations.
onal planners in the past
sadly lacking in recog-
importance and value
g good farm land for
ction. Farm *land , it
uld be designated to
use, without concern
hes of the farin com-
r the misuse of good
ve the time has come
arious types of land
llocated to specific
gricultural land as
be dedicated to agri-
uction only. Where
teas are especially
to groWing unique
y even be necessary to
rowih of urban (level-
Teas with a record of
Pied production, with
tical conditions, should
development limited
-arable land.
the main objectives of
land use policy are:
icultural land should be
assified ; that land
riculture be sub-zoned
I crops where this be
y to accommodate