The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-03-30, Page 14, March 3O, 1$61
By James Woodford
In spite of the fact that water
covers 12 per' cent of the sur.
face of .Ontario, in many areas
it is 'in short supply, at least
for part of the year. These shor.
tages are likely to increase with.
,greater demands, Per capita cons
sumption of water • is increas.
ing sharply. ,Today ttie, ayerage ..
family uses as much water in
a day as was used in a week only
"a few years ago. Modern houses.
_hold appliances, such as
automatic dishwashers • • .and
clothes washers have been 4n.
struMental in ` .increashIg the
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M tha •photo above, are four of the speakers
who addressed a joint meeting for branches
of the Ontario Farmers' Union and the
Federation 'of Agriculture, at the. Holmes-
ville central school last Thursday night.
From left to right are: Keil Tyndall, presi-
dent of the Goderich township branch of the
OFU; Robert. . ("Bub") McKinley, M.P.
(Huron) who4alked and showed Aides ora
parliamentary' fact«finding „tour under't'aken
by 26 M.P.'s last "summer to the Yukon and
Northwest Territories; Meredith Robb, On-
tario Junior Farmers' Association speaker;
and Alf. Warners president of. Huron branch
of -the Federation of Agriculture acid chair-
man for the evenings' program.
Providingmusical entertairirnent< for those
• who attended the joint meeting of Ontario
Farmers' Union and Federation members
were these senior pupils of Goderich,,Jown=
ship,school area who attend the Holmesville
a
Federabon.
Robert McKinley )4P, who re.
presents Huron riding at Ottawa,
addressed joint meeting of
members from tlid'Ont "ria Farm.
ers Union and the Huron County,
branch of the Federation of Agri.
.culture last week. President, Al.
fred Warner of Huron branch of
the • Federation..of Agriculture,
was chairman for the event, held
at Holmesville.
During the program he called
' upon the Goderich township pre.
sident of the Ontario Fa.imers
Union, Ken Tyndall, to say a
few words on behalf of the OFU'.
Another guest speaker for the
occasi&1 was Meredith. Robb,
. who spoke about the work of On.
tario . Junior Farmers - Assoc.,.
iation.
The meetingwas held in the
auditorium of the Holnesyille'
central school, ,Thursday night,
`"'March 23rd. Senior pupils from
the surrounding Goderich town.
ship school area who attend this
school, provided several musical
numbers during . the program.
Donated blood, has a life .of 21'
days. if it. is not usedwithin
that time the °plasrrta is drawn
off and made ,,into vital blood
products such as gamma globu-
lin. serum albumin, fibrinogen
and iresh ;frozen plasms.
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,central' school. Front row, left . to right:
Bob Sinclair, Janice Sowerby and Nancy
Porter. Back row, left to right: Ron Wise,
Billy Whitely,. Ken Leibold, Bill Sinclair
and Greg Montgomery. ,
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MP 'Bob' McKinley i gave an •
extremely interesting and=-infor.
mative account of a parliarnen. _.
Lary 'fact-finding'tour undertaken
by 26 federal MP is to the Yukon
and Northwest territories of Can.
ada last summer, 'TheY depart.
ed. from Ottawa by 'air on July
28th, and during the course of
b the 120•day trip, they travelled
10.,000 miles.
PILOT MP.
The .former 'cabinet minister
of Northern Affairs and National.
Resources, Walter Dinsdale; who
was one of the 26 government
members to take the trip, flew,
one of the airplanes which car -
ried nine of the'MP's, Mr. Dinds.
dale, an experienced pilot, -was
flying over familiar terrain as he
represented one of the ridings In
the Northwest territories at
Ottawa..
The parliamentary delegation
landed ,
landed at Inuvik, a settlement at
the Mout h of the Mackenzie
river where it empties into the
Arctic ocean. They toured the
houses of the area,. many of
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which are built and financed by
the Federal government, and paid
on a rental basis by, the residents,
many of whomare Indian and Esk.
imo natives.
The slides taken by Mr. Mc•"
Kinley illustrated with striking
clarity'the rugged beauty of Can.
ada's •northland. During the tour
which was taken ' at the height of
the. Arctic summer, the Huron MP
the artic summer, the Huron MP,
related that he was able to take
pictures at any time of the day:
Whether it was 1:00 p.m. or 1:00
a.m., the perpetual daylight of the
Arctic 'summer allowed enough
light for pictpre-taking without
the need for -electronic flash,
Many of ,'the towns . and vill-
ages visited by theb. MP's were.
originally mission stations es•
•tablished by Anglican or Catholic
missionaries. Several of these
settlements are provided ...with
modern schools and hospitals
staffed by federal personnel.
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THE FARM FRONT
demands for domestic,,, water
supply.
Water has become an integral
part of nearly, every industrial
process: ---Up .to 62,000 gallons of
water are required' in the man.
ufacture of one ton of newsprint;_
750 gallons to processoneba'rel
of oil; .and 25 .to 200. gallons for
One case of cannery products.
Excluding use, at hydro -elect.
•ric generating stations. 5,{100,.
Q00,000 gallons of water are now,
used daily in Ontario. One fifth
of this is. consumed °and not
available for reuse
'
Increased water, .pollution is
a uother major problem. In the
early days of Ontario when the
population was Still small, people
regarded natulrai resources as .
liavinl no iimik to their extent;
Sewage and other.. wastes could
be durttped in any stream or 'lake
with relatively little deleterious
"effect,
Considerable progress • hap
beep Made in Ontario in the fig
against water pollution. Tiw OnC.
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ion has undertaken many pro.
'ADD ItIEMl3ERS
` `' Huro '°^,county council's °aria►'
trial Cetete inial Committee COO.
ststed of Delbert Oeiger, „pay
Township, and whiner Bard,',
Colborne Township.
CoUncll -added- the to1J*WT"P fit
Monday's session. Waxden
ald McKenzie,- Asbfield;• Clerk.
Treasurer J. Q. Berry, Goderich
Harry Worsell, *deputy reeve pf
o Gode ieh; and KennethStewart
reevd,of M wTfillop. '
A Centennial drumhead ser.
vice is 'being planned for the
Town of Goderich onSunday, July
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