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1Q The Goderich Signal -Star, Thursday, December Srd, 1964
TRANSPORTATION COSTS
AFFECT HURON INDUSTRY
CLINTON. — Huron County
is being bypassed by industry,
partly because of the high cost
of transportation in the area,
the Huron County Committee
of the '_Vlid-Western, Ontario De-
velopment Association was told
Wednesday night, November 25.
As a result, there is a, danger
Huron 1.114y dose up to 300 vol
cational graduates yearly, the
conun.itftee 1eazed,
The committee passed a reso-
lution asking Huron County
Council to note what it' termed
the .urgency of the situation,
$1,500,000 vocational addition a
year ago to serve secondary
school ' students from Goderich,
Exeter, Seaforth and Clinton.
Mr. Hunter said the county is
simply a training ground for, in-
dustrial and technical workers.
He said county residents are
subsidizing,trhe education of the
workers who leare, and gaining
none of the benefits that come
from the establishment of new,
tax -paying industries.
The zone meeting was told
that the development associa-
tion plans to-. estigate the
economic posse . ility of grow -
Robert. Shrier of Goderich, ing kernel oorn, in 'the county.'
chairman of the Goderich'¢ In It Will study the climatic, and $833 million.
dtistrial Commission, said there
soil conditions, as we11 as the
market prices that would be
paid.
011e industry in Toronto im-
ports 2,000,000 buels of this
corn from the U.S. every year,
association officials said.
Howard Aitken of Goderich,
zone president, chaired the
meeting. Peter Branch of Strat-
ford, a co-ordinator of the Reg;
ional- Development Division,
Ontario Department of econom-
ics and Development, attended,
Net general revenue of pro=
vincial governments in the fis-
cal year ending March 31; 1965,
Ls forecast At $3;851 million and
expenditure at $4,254 million;
principal items of expenditure
will be health and social wel-
fare $1,191 million, education
$1,191 rni,llion, transportation
Once again the summer's dredging at God-
erich harbor is finished. elle water level
is now 18" belobv normal. If the present
artment of Public Works Lond
the .depth of the harbor chann
four feet is the desired depth in
on, sounds
Twenty -
lie Goder
llevel--i r' t- erdcere•a+ed additional ,irh shipping channel. Sounding's, have
'' ineci az , 're.ctniret > ,.n a Pekes°ilia 4, -t , xz- l , ta•R ,.
son Bert Medd, foreground. strings a mark- o1 2z fleet;' "fie nav ig �'at .e ste
er llYne to Murray Daer, standing in the boat the boat iS Howard Smith.Sianal Star photo
.while technical officer Hank Zwietink, Dept -
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AUBURN: NEWS
AUBURN.—Friends' of Mks ;Webster was returned as presi-I • LLCM. Meet,
Nancy AnderMiss
velopment in Huron.
Anderson are pl id to dent and the secretary,
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Lti ,
iElma'Muteh, was also returned-• Ii.nox "'Hired Church
learn that she has b n able ,'t•o • office. Lunch was ser*d! t ,C, , met with Unit One in
to return to her hom �• in th e o b�., Nits. Percy Youngblut, Mrs, charge, • Mrs. George Millian
village. , Ted Mills and Mrs. George Ha- :gave the call to worship. The
Mr. Frank Walters of Inger- ',1m., 'Scripture was read by Mrs,`
..7...-soif _-visi-ted vlth. --h.i&• -sistor; ....H6 ne.•...s.a. ed..,._Million, The meditation .was
_ given ii -llrs Arthur"Grange,
' Mrs. Arthur Grange, and daugh- The ';quick response of the The 'offering,. vias received bY
...._ ._-'I.._ .._..r. y- B.lw,th-, ' _-$ dem•saved :aril:tr t . M. s --,r.....
"- ra et -%Tam Tiff aril"
�" vers, Jennifer,- and "'°'S � � =' � •'
Nils BeVty Marsh of Hamil- home of Mr. and Mrs. W illiam � \Irs Gordon llcClineliey and
Andrews and .Michael an 31ait dedicated by lir ll'
ton sent the weekend with her s.. - .hien. :firs.
m,a,;,msmmowrnm•�r.+i m+n. rrw,h,. r , , sept} E -t l$'�1 %.Bre n4, -,E st.ti da,,4w.,ma„ EL- t+Lm„.... ..... >~ rrs v,..r n.a;e. na+ze.,ace
parent; fir. ani` . ' DOrman ' c titicnej—1 °d• "in a
I Inc, when °:their chimney and',
NI h. hymn sinb song and then ..,,.in -
stove pipes caught on firer The g:oduaecl the
..,,,in -
Masters Michael and Steven guest- speaker,
Nesbitt visited last week with dames were quickly extinguish- 'ill`s Clare McGowan, director
their grandparents, ll,,r. and ed but the dense smoke caused ,
for the Huron County Chilil-
considerable.. damage.. .
Mrs, 'Fordyce Clark. rents Aid 'Society. She spoke
Mrs. J, C. Stoltz is a patient , Attend hvneral l of the • work of the C.A.S. and
in Wingbam hospital. We wishlir. and llrs� Robert J. Phil -'stated that it was a very re-
' .. her a 'revovery from her illness. i lips and Miss Laura' Phillips at- i warding work for Christian
Mrs. • Lawrence Nesbit and ',.tended, the ,funeral service on !homes to give a 'home to -these
baby daughter. Martha Louise, "Saturday 'of their cousin, Mrs, i children She st-ated that -adop-
arrivbd home from Clinton hos- Roy Patton of 'St, George, She tion homes„" are scarce, ' Mrs.
petal over "the weekend..
fo �merly Alba Fox and wa.s William Empey thanked Miss
Mr. - and Mrs,. Harold Robin- born at Whitechurch. The fun- ,McGowan and, on behalf of the
son of Gorrie visited onSunday eral was held Friday evening at i U.C.W..• presented her with a
•' with Miss Laura Phillips, ; St. George and• the burial took ' gzft. An interesting panel dis-
The Auburn librarian re-, place in 1, ingham cemetery: ! cussion was held on the sub-
quests all county books to be in Surviving .are her husband, Mr. ject, The •right and wrong
on Saturday, December; ,5th. • Roy Patton, ,retired C.N.R. ‘vay to conduct a Unit meeting.".i
Nomination Meet ' agent, two sisters, Miss Isabel Mrs. Ernest,-„ Durnin was the ;
Fox of Blyth and Mrs. Lorne , commentator and those taking
Auburn held its annual nom McDonald of Seaforth. • part were: Mrs. Arthur Grange,
ination meeting .but only a•Mrs. William J. Craig, Mrs.'
,small-.1�:as.pre;ent. Clerk;...
Walker ern Glub „ J,>11n Durnin..::Mrs. Geerge...\Iil-'
Clifton McDonald was in charge The Wa:kerburn Club held ''.an,•°lir:, c,,goat Hallam. MN,
of the nominations and all tru.af,s mo` thiy meeting rat the _cordon M.L'lirlch,•,, .. Mis Mar -
tees were re-elected for another Home o� Mrs. Loyd lice 1:nche� aret ,J� el•:_ on and lir James
•year. They are: Bert Craig, ; with thea president, Mrs. Lornt 'gar'. , , „pi esidert, '\I'rs.
'Ralph Munro .and William J.riunking in charge. The min -
'Bert' Cram, to::k charge of the
Cram Clerk McDonald stated `ores. were read by Mrs. Henry. ntisir;e.:� period. 1 he minutes
that several' street lights had Hunk:ng. The tre.asiirer. .Mrs. '..,,,-ere adopted as ,read by the
been erected during the rear .Joe Hunking, gave the• finan- ;ectetary, Miss Erma ' Mutch.
on 9ueen, James and Elizabeth else statement. Then prize par- :Mrs. Norman McDowell •pres•Ent:
streets- During the • summer, cel was won by +�r:. Henry 'ed tne,.financial statement. A
all streets were covered with 'Tonkin;. It had, been donated life rnerlbersh p certificate and
oy Mrs. Joe Hunking. Nineteen ,in were presented to Mrs: Bert
Nineteen -
chloride.. Duringthe year; the members ar•wered the roll call
trustees gave consent to the Craig by her daughter, Mrs
Women's Institute to have ' a • by naming a necessary article ' Leo:r-, rd Archamhavlt. The ad-
park 'on the west side of the
fur the sick room. Two thank- •ire5s was rea,a by Mrs. Gorge
village at the,.�ite of .the Patter; you cards were'read .from Mrs. ' biillian�' Another life member:
son bridge ow. the 3laitland Arnold Shoat ' and Mrs, 'los. ;hip was presented to lir,. ;
, i uizer for wedclinig gifts which Bert Marsh ,by _Mrs. Bert
@lith -Mies"- '94-e-ai•-C•l lino rasher.. mon' mastiff MI NM er = ..M -
MOM MUM MOM
than a growth of industrial de to MIK THIS COUPON ONLY
The high cost of transporting'" i
.material in and out of the coup- 1
ty i; a prime reason, Mr. Shrier 1 I
Haiti. • He said provincial and
federal aid should be sought to
put Huron transportation, rates i
on. a par with those of other 1 '
.itnareas.
�a.,._ .> $ v, l=ad of the I
guidance department at=rti
Huron Secondary " School in
Clinton, ,said there is a problem
in the loss of , skilled young I
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F�,.t .lar d �i..�
„��,a�,a,N�+..'�^� ..,rxu «ata �hJjFcrtMx:Nxr tPe9 ft,
5
i,ties on graduation. -
Mr. Hunter said the loss could
reach 300 graduates annually if
the outward flow is not stopped.
The central school opened a 1
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