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King Township Mayor Margaret Britnell explained that residents along the road had balked at this "and rightfully so because that would mean the right- of-way would run through porches and even kitchens in some areas." For the past few years the municipality has main- tained the dirt-surfaced roads and for almost as long has been attempting to get provincial road subsidies for their upkeep. No luck. QUESTION OF WIDTH The crux of the problem has been the width of the roads with a 66-foot right-of- way required before a sub- sidy would even be con- sidered. The municipality would also have to officially assume their roads. The soap opera tinged Pumphouse Road and Blind- man Road saga entered yet another phase at King Town- ship Council Monday night of last week. Both roads are privately owned and run along the water and serve as service routes for farmers taking their produce to Bradford. It's the council's feeling that a 40-foot riught-of-way be ample but ensuing com- munications with Ministry of Transportation and Com- munications officials proved futile. "They just wouldn't go for it". said Mrs. Britnell. 60 FEET OR LESS A change of heart was apparent Monday night when another government letter arrived suggesting that "the municipality should attempt to obtain a 66-foot right-of- way, but if because of cir- cumstances such as buildings too close to the roadway, a less“ width would be acceptable." “I don't think they're too sure ' what they want thems ies," observed Coun- cillor Sn Kunlski. Still No Provincial Subsidy For Pumphouse, Blindman Roads Farm Routes To Bradford nllor Murray Shear- fiught council should ue he 40-foot width 1b“ and “perhaps use l"Widen measures if hav-o_" Mayotritnell said coun- cil "Shq attempt to ob- A triple winner at the 4-H Club compe- tition recently at the Orangeville Fairgrounds was Tim Henshaw of RR 3, King Township. Tim won two divisions and was runner-up for overall score in the 4-H Silver Dollar'comp- etition. He received 25 silver dollars for the mSz'gu'clâ€"a- f1 Nerf/“3.01.11 Um 25?;0MQ 326%«1105212 8.9} Pho nwé' Kane Cllrl 8” hwell Din. Elmo-d mu NJ.“ MIN-“on HI" M Greet 88'". 4-H Silver Dollar Runner- Up tain the 40 feet and if we can't get that we should try to get the best we can." SOME DROWNINGS Councillor Jack Van Luyk noted the roads are "dan- gerous to the motoring pub- lic in the winter and we should do something to make them safer. I‘ve seen a large truck upset there by the canal and slide right onto the ice in the winter-time. People have drowned there in the past." in the arena will have to move when the ice goes back in and is looking for winter quarters. Market retailers hope to continue in the parking lot until bad weather comes. if no winter home is found. Council decided to have its staff prepare a report on the road for a future com- mittee meeting. 'NEWMARKET: The Farm- ers Market which has oper- ated successfully all summer Brin your I. WII ana own banana and split the page on a split Offer available at: 1044] Yonge Street, Richmond Hill Yonge Street South, Aurora ‘Roqinond had-mark Canadian trademark offico â€"Amen‘can DAIRY QUEEN Corporation. This has to be the top banana in banana split sales. You pay only halt the price on one of Canada's favourite treats, topped with chocolate, strawberry, pineapple and whipped topping. It's “scrumpdillyishus”! Bring the whole family. You provide the bananas, we'll provide the rest, at participating Dairy Queen“ stores The treating of dirt- coverod roads in the H01- land Marsh area of King Township is doing more than cutting down on the dust. Councillor Stan Kuniski said the problem wasn't con- fined to the Holland Marsh It's cutting down on the vegetables in the garden centre of Ontario. Summer Treatment Of King Roads Said Hurting Vegetables Members of King Town- ship Council were informed Monday night of last week that the calcium was caus- ing damage to the crops as far as 200 yards in from the roads. The information came by way of a letter from Mathew Valk, a specialist with the provincial ministry of agri- culture and food. SUMMER CULPRIT Valk said it was thought at first the damage was be- ing caused by salt run-off from the roads which are treated in the winter time to cut the ice and snow. Further investigation re- vealed the real bugaboo is the summer treatment. top quiz and also for the top essay. He stood near the top with his calf and Showmanship to win 50 more silver dollars on a silver tray as reserve champion of the show. 68 senior 4-H’ers from 15 countries competed in the show sponsored by the United Breeders. area alone “We haVe the same prob- lem on 18th Avenue where the crops along the road are being severely damaged." NEED TIME King Township Mayor Margaret Britneli expressed her concern, noting that the dust-problem is being con- sidered. It was decided to con- sider the problem at a future committee meeting. "We’re trying to handle the road problem in veget- able growing areas as best we cam” she said. “This can be accomplished by applying a hard~top surface consisting of crushed stones and tar. But it all takes time." OTHER COUNCILLORS Councillor Murray Shear- down agreed it was a finan- cial problem “in getting to all the roads at once with the cost of asphalt having risen from $7.83 to $13.40 a ton." She added that the ‘road program was continuing from year to year on a priority basis. Liberal Classifieds Get Results V BIG BARGAIN‘ rim; ENCLOSURE noons * ‘ 34”;82” \. r ALL VARIETIES ' FORMICA & / CADILLAC I+ ARBORI'I'E 4'x8' $15 .95Reg. $19.95 NAME BRAND FURNITURE FINISHED SHELF STANDARDS & BRACKETS LESS THAN 1/2 PRICE Use our HURRY WHILE THEY LAST! 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