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!2 -THE 10 tt N, EXPOSTUR„SEAFOON,'ONT., JUNE, 7, 1973
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Construction of a Self
contained bean-processing plant •
at an estimated coat • of
nearly $61100,000 is; underway
two' miles east of Seafprth,
The site on the Hibbert Tuck-
ersmith boundary abnts.the CNR
and has ready access to No. 8
Highway. ConstritetionpatIS call
for the plant to be ready to re,.
celve the 1973 crop by September
1st.
while' the preliminary an-
nouncemeid in March indicated
plans concerning, the plant de-
tafts have Just now been •re-
leased. Directors of the Ontario Bean
Growers do-operative gave ap-
proyal to the project in November
proval • to the Project InNovem-
her of last year and since that
time 'a subcommittee including
C. B. Dear ing.of Hibbert and board
chairman John Mcflhargey of
Lucan have been busy arranging
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financing, -developing plans and
4thestigating and obtaining' date
'conceining possible sites. During
the, study similar installations
, across Ontario and in Michigan.
'were Visited
While several sites were in.
xestlgated, the boards decision on
the Hibbert site'w,as.based on the
fact It Was central to the bean
.growing area. around *Seaforth
which the plant was intended to
serve and at the 'same 'ti-'e had •
ready access to both railroads
and highway.. '
The Board already °berates
a processing plant ln London and,
this will be cohtitked. TheLon-
don plant is handling approxi-
mately 190,000 cwt. of product ,
a year with a market valu,e of
over $2000,000.
The new Seaforth plant will
haye an, initial capacity of
100,000 cwt., to handle the pro-
duction of about 8,000 acres. It
features a hylasaplic dueMing
syStem which ensures Clearing
the greatest number of trucks
is • the shorteii time.. Storagd •
• capacity. ........ six 80-hy 20
fbot silo0. The plant is designed
so that, by adding *rage facili-
ties, it will be capable 'of
processing double this amount..
Th .e plant will provide. -six
tb ten new permanent 'jobs, in .
the community.,
Decision to provide, fa411-
ties in the 'Seaforth area was-
prompted by continuing increased
bean production in nelghboring
townships.
Huron Count accounts for
44.2 %,of the white bean produc-.
• tion in Ontarid and Perth County
for 141.6%. In 1971 the foutown-
ships surrounding Seaforth and
Including McKillep,Tncker mith, „
Hibbert and .Hullett had '20,740
acres in white beans. Ten years
earlier the total had been
,3,120 acres.
Costa include a general con-, '
tract of $510,000 to Dorssers
Welding Co. 'Ltd. of Blenheim.
In addition the Board carried •
out ,site improvements,' provided
water and 'storm sewaf as well
as being •responsible for the elec-
tric installation. ' Triese
amount -to $65,00,0. The electric'
work is being carried out by
DOwson Iriayter 'of Centralia.
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FRIDAY, JUNE 8th, 1973
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Sizes 8-16
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LADIES' ONE-SIZE " STYROFOAM •
BIKINI BRIEFS , CUPS'
3/$1.44 - 150 Gips $1.44
LADIES' ONE-SIZE 54" WIDE •
PANTY HOSE' 'TABLEFLEX -
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LADIES' POLYESTER INA:1011. and OUTDOOR ' .
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CUTLERY TRAY.. FILM CARTRIDGE •
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' CLINTON ,
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• Previously 'the residents had
agreed. themselves to pay for
garbage collection on a mill rate
basis. However they now have
agreed it would be better for all
. to pay • on a flat rate rather than
everyone different on a -mill rate •
,eased nn4ssessrnent. p
'IR other business. council
,pissed for .payment accounts
'totalling $101,06441 and inclUded:
general acCounts , $1,216.83; •• '
SChool board ler., $84,316.00;
grants,: $1,6159.414••' ..vroads
$13,162'.95; fire cally .$77.08; . „
drains, $9L25:
Requests tor- building permits
were approved for Ken Moore,
Egmondville, an , . implement
shed; and Medd* tor a new
house in Egmondville. •
„Clerk 'James McIntosh re-
ported the *finial control officer, ,
Gordon Dale of R.R, 4, Clinton,
had killed five stray do 'during
the month of MY. "'" 7 " •
ROad SUperintendent .Allan
Nicholson, said final pl ns are .
being, drafted by the. •Min y of
Transportation and CUIP.muni
-cation in preparation for. the
construction of 'a new beidge and C:
road leading ,from Egmondville .
to the Golf Club.. Legal work..
involved• in changeS necessary
to provide :for the reduction of •
curves in the road is under ,way.
Mt. Nicholson said new signs
to provide for the flow of traffic
On the roads in .vanastra will be
erected on advice from the Minis-
try of Transpertation when the •
township assumes jurisdiction of
Vanastra.
Council answered a question-
naire from the County of Hnion-
that it is in favour of plumbing
'inspectiOn and inspection of the
construction of new residences •
- and i nspection of the construction
of new residences and also agree-' .
able that, inspection, should be
carried ut on a cOunty.basis.
Howevek, Cbuncll qualified its
acceptance to provide that no in-
spdction is necessary under a
minimum plumbing cost of $100 .
. and a milntmum building. cost of ,
$300. • , • .
• Council. adjourned at L1:65
p.m. to tneet again June .12..
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Winter , temperatures in
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.12'7 degrees below zero Fahrerf-
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