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Two students have been hired to assist student counsellor Jeanette Finnigan in running
the Canada Youth Employment Program for the summer of 1978. These students will act
as liaison officers between employers and students. Seated is Mary Van Osch of RR 2
Crediton who will be working in the Exeter Manpower office and standing is Gale John-
ston, a former G.D.C.I. graduate from RR 2 Auburn, who will be working in the Goderich
Manpower office. (Photo by Joanne Walters)
Manpower to get student help
Canada Manpower Centre
manager Ben Hey, recently
announced the appointment
of the two student placement
officers who will be working
in the student offices of the
Canada Manpower Centres
this summer.
Gale Johnston, of R.R. 2
Auburn will be working in the
Goderich office which is
located in the Federal
Building at 35 East Street.
Gale, a former G.D.C.I.
student, will graduate this
spring from the University of
Waterloo with a Bachelor of
Environmental Studies. She
plans to attend Elborn
College, University of
Western Ontario this fall to
train as an elementary school
teacher.
Mary Van Osch of R.R. 2
Crediton, will be working in
the Exeter office which is
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located at 305 Main Street
South, Exeter. Mary
graduated from South Huron
District High School
(S.H.D.H.S.) and will be
returning in the fall for the
second year studying towards
her Bachelor of Nursing
degree at McMaster
University in Hamilton.
These students will be
assisting Jeannette Finnigan,
student counsellor, in running
the Canada Youth
Employment Program for
the summer of 1978.
Both Gale and Mary will be
acting as liaison officers
between employers and
students seeking summer
employment. Students are
encouraged to register early
with the Manpower office.
New manager named
A new manager has been
named for the Wingham and
district office of the Ontario
ministry of natural resour-
ces. He is Norm Richards,
who will be transferring from
the ministry's master
planning department in
Toronto May 15.
The former district
manager, Dan Mansell, was
transferred to the Huronia
district at Barrie last month
but there was a delay in
naming his replacement,
leading to speculation the
ministry might be planning to
close the Wingham' office and
divide this district between
the two adjoining ones.
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Riddell checks Hydro plant rumours
Rumours about the
possibility of a hydro
generating station being built
somewhere on the shores of
Lake Huron between
Goderich and Grand Bend are
still causing concern.
Jack Riddell, M.P.P. for
Huron -Middlesex, told the
Expositor he iso still receiving
many letters from con-
stituents in his riding asking
about the possibility of a
second hydro generating
plant being built here.
Ontario Hydro has com-
mented on the generating
plant neither ruling out nor
confirming that one will be
built in Huron.
Mr. Riddell said, "It is my
opinion that expansion
programs of Ontario Hydro
will come under considerable
scrutiny with public input and
environmental assessments
done before any such
program will be im-
plemented. Ontario Hydro
has been severely criticized
for its tactics in the past and I
firmly believe that public
opinion will be much more the
determing factor in future
Hydro plans."
Mr. Riddell also forwarded
letters from Dennis Timbrell,
minister of Energy, Mines
and Resources and from
Robert Taylor, chairman of
Ontario Hydro.
,Mr. Taylor wrote, "The
rumoured possibility of a
future generating station site
in the Goderich area recurs
on a fairly regular basis,
without, believe me, any help
from us. Nor is Goderich by
any means the only location
in the province where such
rumours pop up."
He said, "The Huron
shoreline does have potential
for development and at some
time in the future, if planning
is to be meaningful, it will
have to come under scrutiny.
It may well be that when such
detailed studies are un-
dertaken, other priorities of
the community may
eliminate the area from
consideration, but of course,
that is not necessarily so."
In concluding his letter to
Mr. Riddell, the hydro
chairman added, "Although
our site selection studies will
continue both inhouse and
with public participation,
please be assured that final
site selection cannot and will
not be made in Southwestern
Ontario until after the Royal
Commission on Electric
Power Planning has sub-
mitted its report to the
government, and even then
the requirements of the
Environmental Assessment
Act will have to be complied,
with."
Energy Minister Dennis
Timbrell, in a 1976 letter
written in response to
questions from a private
citizen, said, "First of all, let
me say that Ontario Hydro is
not considering any specific
geographic location in Huron
County to the south of the
village of Bayfield at this
time."
The minister said, "Ontario
Hydro is making province -
wide studies and regional
studies to examine alter-
native possibilities for
generating station locations
and transmission line routes.
The Southwestern Ontario
Study is one of these regional
studies which will include
Huron County."
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