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eeve G. Joynt an Ten. Man Committee
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to •declar Jng rural areas slow- grow"
th districts because "they form
Only 11 percent of the population':
rowthWarden Patterson felt the alter'
is are unfair because the only gut
deled. by the government in
is
Reeve George loynt, Lucknow; • i selecting a slow- growth area
t a Mount Forest meeting last
k, representatives of.35 West-
Ontario
est
Ontario municipalities critic*
d as unfair the federal govern
nt's criteria ofpicking slow"
wth areas.
he. municipalities selectedba
inittee of 10 .who will plan a
€ to be presented ip the govern.
n't doling a mass meeting in.
awa , ...
he briamill outline why it
nks the'area in which the 35.
nicipalities and 13 others which
orsed the original move' by
!int Forest: should •be designated
slow -growth area. The 13.
e not represented at the nieetin
]airman of the 10 -member
mittee is Coun. Harry Bridle,
nt Forest, chairman of last •
k's meeting,
ther members are Warden..
'lichen'lichenof Wellington County
Arnold. Patterson of Dufferin
nty; E.B.Mcinnes,' Hanover;
pert Gibson,' Howick Township;
yor Frank Waikom, Gdderich;.
y team
Tuesday
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>.nkton 8,
were.
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lith a
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Kenneth Gamble Shelbourne;
C, R. Pelton, :Listowel and Clarence Nation -1 Employment Service.
statistics, • •
Schmalz,, Walkerton. He said residents of Aufferin:
difference' of -
There'was little differ
Opinion at the meeting. All rep- County, who have the lowest per
resentatives seemedcapita to agree that. Pita income in the.province,
present criteria for selecting slow- have to deal with the Brampton
Nr4A office and consequently their'
gr
fair because they do notgive a prose d th areas =high unemployment situa. by the highly
slow family incomes ^� are un�, tion wasmaskedprosperous urban area around, the
true picture:. • ; • town.
All agreed with Mr. Schmalz lyr Bridle told the meeting he
who; told. about Walkerton's unsuee- understood. that the' criteria°might'_
ass ao. s
ful ff rt a couple of years ago be changed byLthe federal govern.
•
•
'Mount Forest had, sought, a united • •
effort of all municipalities in the
district ..was. to be sure we're on '
the doorstep when the laW is.,
changed."
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to be included in a slow- glow th Meritin the fah: One reason
'area because 'a high percentage of
its high school graduates were leav
ing the town to work in larger cen-
tres,
Reeve Joynt proposed the motion
calling for, the municipalities to
band together, prepare a brief and
go to Ottawa as well: as seekassis-
tance of ;he provincial economics
and development department. He
said he felt the federal govern-
meritwas not giving.conslderation
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Mr. and Mrs. 'Ivan Laidlaw arid
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and. Mrs: Orland Irwin and family
and' Mr.. and Mrs. John Crowston
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of Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gray. Bonnie,
Tommie and Donald of London,
were weekend visitors with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom'. Mag-
offin.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Farrier
were Sunday evening visitors With
Mr. -and Mrs.. Ted Rice of St.
Helens.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ritchie
Barbara, Brenda, Stephen. Donald
and Mary Ann were Saturday visit-
ors with his.mother, Mrs, Gordon
Ritchie. of Lucknow. •
5t6 -.0s Work At
New Hydro Centre
(Zion`News)
`Evans Heltruhas commenced '
work with Ontario Hydro on Feb-',
rua y 14th at the. new hydro deveF
opment, centre at Pickering, °Ont- •':,
Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Cook, Susan
and Ronaldof Ripley, visited rete-
•ntly•,.with Mr, and Mrs. Peter:Cook.
HAS ARM IN CAST-
• LittleMitigate; Swan, 15 month
old daughter of Mr, '. and • Mrs .. Rus -r
set Swan;_ s. carrying :her, arm In.
a cast w ich -resulted. from a'tutn•
' ble off it chair.
Allan and Katherine, Dunsmuir
have had the chicken -pox.
Jim' Hunter' retuned :home from
W ingham Hospital on Saturday:
ATTEND WALKERTON .MEETING
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm . G ,Hunter
attended the --68th Annual -Meeting
of the . Children's Aid Society for,
the County of.Bruce'in Walkerton,.
on Saturday. Following.the meets.
. ing ,a delicious smorgasbord dinner
was,served. The hall was attract-
ively decorated for Valentines and
all foster `mothers were presented
with corsages. Guest speaker was
Dr': Kenneth 'Wright; Psychologist
of the Board of Education :of London
His, thought• provocative topic "The
Ambitious Parent" was much err.
joyed by all, Others from this area
.attending were Mr.. and Mrs.' Ali;
phonse. Murray, Mr and.Mrs
Murray. Gaunt; Mr: and Mrs'..Don
•ald Blue.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hackett vis- •
ited on Friday with Mr, and *Mrs,
John Kuik of, Ashfield and, visited
in Walkerton on Monday. . •
Mrs. and Mrs. Kitchener 'Finni-
gan and, Mrs. Mary:Barr of Goder-
ich visited, with Mr. and Mrs,
Lorne Hackett on Sunday ' •
Mr, and Mrs. Ckarles Wilkins
and family visited .on. Sunday with
.Mrs. Francis Wilkins of Goderich,
Mr. and Mrs.. Nelson Raynard,
Lucknow, spent Saturday with MC,
and Mrs. Doug Raynard.
Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Blake of
Dungannon spent Sunday evening:
with Mr, and Mrs. John Gardner.