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Approximately sixty percent
of Canada's twenty one million
. people, live in a sixty thousand
square mile section of the
country's 3,851,809 squire mile
total area. This ' region,
representing under two percent
of the country's area, is "known
to geographers as "The
- Industrial Heartland." '
What is it that gives one
, region sea a commanding
position in -a 'country of this
size? How do some parts of the
region ,differ ileum others? -What
is the. "geographic character" of
»-eaah"f,JXhe, !Via'
the region?
These were some of the
questions to which 'Mr.
Rittinger's Year Four, geography
students sought answers this
term.
The project involved doing
research and writing an essay on
an assigned topic; presenting the
core of their researtlr' to the
class; setting, assigning, and
marking two homework
questions ue tons a db:..
s answered
'
\ TFit t las:
on each topic as presented; and
preparing a two pag('--strriTTr'ar.,
of the care of their research'
THE
Huron County
Board Of
Education
REQUJRES •
:CUSTODIAN
For
For the ext several weeks, in the winter. Perhaps its
some of these summaries will greatest unpc stance is that it
appear in the Signal Star. links the Heartland to -the -West
Following are the first•'twb of Coast.
these student reports on "The Highways are most important
Industrial Heartland." as an internal transportation
:, route. , The most important of
THE HEARTLAND these is the 401 vyhichconnectss
Major
cities from
14YG EN E DE .JONG 461Ar ' ' all the major BY MYRTLE SPI:VAK" ' •
'The Heartland is- located in Montreal to Windsor. Air Deepest sympathy to the
the eev"itra;> area of Canada on transportation links, the' ' ' family of Cecil Blake, whose
the Gait 'Lakes - St. Lawrence Heartland' to, isolated areas of sudden 'passing. was a shock $o
., lowlands" its here that all of, ; Canada and major cities of the many, Mr, and,. Mrs; „Blake were
the raw materials of the Schield world. •both raised around here and, are
are collected and processed. Mail and people are its most',; well known in the community.
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Goderich and area. obituaries
MRS: MARY ANN
(ANNIE) COUSINS
Mrs.. Mary Ann (Annie)
Cousins, 96 Albert ,St., MT died
suddenly April 3 a her
residence. She was 73.
The daughter of James and
, Jane (Bradley). Drennan,°sI e' was
car and drove north, the flames horn June 26, 1897 in Ashfield
were colouri,7ig the road red, so Township. She ' was married
we knewit \wasn't 'very, far away ,:December• 8, 1913 inw""Klink
Pre`sbytnrian_ Church to Jacob
As , we topped • Glen''$ Hili a G®ttsitts` who predeceased her
horilble •sight met our eyes. • January 6, 19.56:4
tulip, \ienary's barn was. a'solid
Ilia$.* of flames. It was like a: ' Funeral service'was Monday,
. im olclantw� oes-,.Pipelines ate Visitors �vi> tr• Mr. a c3- .l0 ,"••^-, c:eta.t:, 404.,>�,,.,, llaz►te's is1lerna,,,•�.•. April 5 at. Stiles: Puma}.�•1•l.ome:
` • Aver . �0°l0. •,o1c�Lhe ,"�Rln .and.,,a.,u�,.,,�, rf r�
16% ortl"io, manuletured goods anew method, user}to t anspor -Yx" ;ittfe;r 'alt` •werelit -and Mrs . Flatu.m'k .t Casts •sl t<tek up` out' o'f int � .Ret w :li I;; Royal
are located in this, the most
industrialized part of Canada.
Besides being the ittost
industrialized area it 4 is also the
social, political, financial and
geographical heart. of Canada.
The, largest cities and, since the
opening of ' the Seaway, the
largest ports arc found here.
P6wer i; perhaps the most
important single factor to be
-considered is this industrialized_
area. The Heartland has long
been a world l'e'ader in the
dek-elopnient (1! hydro. 1^hi, has,,
been due to the' lack of mine=ral
fuels <<nct partiall\ to the lack of
Iasi"1lo\.tIih r1\ct•s. r
111 ivajor h\ dro, slugs 1n the
I leal-t land have •nu\\ been
de\eloped .Xtld We must look to .
t hernial and lltti'lear po\\ i r asp` a
future [tomer source. Thermal
nreidtCOUC"'"i`>��" 1ulrnitlg
vital which is imported from thy'
„rth-eastern 1-.S. \ucl
po\\el' i stilt �tt x�pt`ritne,-01 �1
het'aultse (an ICTN-.,Ilan uranium II
set as far as•po\\er goes. '
VICTORIA PUBLIC SCHOOL - ffit�tlt ttic puwei i:t Mill
nutinl\ natural gas al;d nil which
G:oderich'� - is pipedr{i i front the-.\Ihr'rt;1 oil
Written applications should be fields. \1,>n,lre.tl h•,\\ e\t r .'
addressed to: supplied h\ i l''a11i"f 'the St.'
' NW' R. McVean,
Plant Superintendent,
Huron -County Board
Education,
97 Shipley St',
1 a�rrent`e II i\ers._fr1101 the Far
•1•:a,t ataal. \•i'tIeiuela. •
The heartland . t\as first
-d'e\eloped because of its \Vater l
transportation 'routes' ,Since l he
14ipeaing of ' the St. 1.,<iwreace
Clinton, Ont. �,, • w Sea'\a\- the intt'rior''` of 1rth -'
Deadline for applications April \lilerica ,,has been accessible, to . Ally. Iieart'Iand is not the
i4,'' e97 t. ,Apphc-aots will be" ocean liners, richest arra of Canada''but it- is
Transfer of cargo to he the collecting point. fox the rich -
,)utified if required for •
interview, . a •.- shipped through the locks is 'n01 resourcesof the Shield. The
Alec essar\; all\ more. Rail I'Ieartlalld is a' mirror of the
R. M: Elliott, Chairman. (ova in
_-. — ---- a trrinspur-tausz0_-_ls used_ _to feed All .roads -t(
D. J. Cochrane, Director.
etc n, o eS t.lc \\itstt
• putts, .portage freight and .as an (1 .1 d.. tt.)• the
altero ilt\e' trunsportalion route Heartland. - •
mait�r: ate
and natural h -tire, the ,re like h ,' beacons' ff'
oilgas. The Alfred Fry of Auburn, Mr. and like abtl �
y eacons o tciating..
whom he married°i, Mitchell on interment was in Colborne
September 30, 1923; two sons, Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ray
Harold, Qodericis and William, Robinson; Guy Robinson, Franke
Sarnia; 'five daughters,: '.Mrs, ]Niton, lion Sproule, Les
' Marvin (Beulah) Gocid, Mrs. Ken Pentland And Ralph Matthews.
(Betty) 'Prowse, Mrs. 'Gerald GEORGE DOUGLAS CARDWELL
(Marie) Dobie and Mrs. Gateau Funeral service was held
(Pauline) Jacques, all of (Dorothy)
Monday ° for George hy) 'eorge Douglas
Cardwell,' for 'formerly Of Clinton
Goderich; Mrs. Do
Squires, C o r'� n n a ; l �f and husband of •leten Thomas.
grandchildren; one—aster, fNit Mr. Cardwell died April 3 in
James (Florence) Ritchie, the Sarnia -General Hospital:
London; and five brothers, , . In addition to his wife, he is '
Frank, Toronto; Cecil,• survived- by. one ,, daughter,
Kitchener; Leslie, Grand Bend; •Margaret (Peggy) ane(, one song
.ant Alvin and Carl, Hamilton; ' •Paul, 1?dth` of Sarnia.
:,Kuneral.. s(�,.�r ce WII r'�/`� dt
`[`` 1S r SZQ`. 8 ]tYi'1cVCI wv . '
A ri1:- 5r.,. at� . 1... , ,;�. � u'
' P :�'t es!- -air(?a3 'Ho'me `half brothers - Amos
with Rev. Leonard Warr
, ' Alen Osbaldeston of Toronto"-'
flexibility of length and Mrs. Harold Fn'�•and" Mr. gild p!)mling to the sky. 'Clouds 0.a interment was in Maitland •
officiating. -; Osbaldeston of Goderich and
rs, era Q, an soil Paulo Cemetery.
and • the cleanliness" • of ,the Muskoka, on' Sunday', March `?H; dancing fireflies against a
.:operatLon makes it'an important background of gossamer smoke. JOHN 1-iQRACE KNIGHT
diameter, the absence of waste M C •
Id F d ;�pttrks flew like • a -million
•
i11 Mr. and Mrs;. Emmerton We- inquired of the loss • and • John llorace Knight fit
`file Heartland pr.•oduces a
large amount of its own food.
reported a lat-ge herd of deer, found t hitt Philip had lost about Kingston St , died sudde nI
including 11'.i1', on the "old ' si\t\ pigs and an unmeasured •
Jones' place out the fourth.
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April 2 4,his theite%c'e. he "was
amount of bay and' grain. The 7
I'ht fruits of the '�'�ara Belt;
A
MEMORIALS-MARI•E,l, & CEM;ETERIY LE''TERING
T. PRYDE
AND
SON
Goderich District Representative t►
Frank McIIwairt •
,
'Apples of the Bay 01',Quinte and • , Ha\e you 'ever gone skin liri., is of unknown origin._ -- 'Ii --son .of John and Rhoda
Georgian Bay, hothouse dieing in the kelp, lorest' offal' Feeling utterly Rutile, our .hearts (Mae (Baker) Knight, he was IiS)r't,t• 200 Gibbons St.
vegetables are grown in th(_ Soul her California and
Ilolland Marshes, dairy products - harpooned a black bass,
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'" 524-7861 cit524-9465
are produced in the Hinterlands " weighing' 10() lbs'? The wounded .
of '' r r
l t tont 1. and eittil>: crops are fish' would take �•Uu on 0 wild 45 Caml)ria Rd. S.
\\rung with pity, we came away. April 5, 1 I98 in Seaforth.) All�6
.0n1 someone who has suffered was a guard at. Sky 1 iarbor and
a ltkeloss can really understand~ at,. Malton from 19.11 to 19,1(1.
ht)\\; the o\\ nt r tcc is ata time He moved- to Goderich 'Yet .1960.
like' t hitt. , 1Ii� is survived by his wife,
\bout a bakdr''s' do•iin of us Florence 'Helen McWhinney
from this area .' attended t1'ie 'e+
assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses
at" Men Sound this April 4
\\ eekend.
I \\ as just thinking that I'm
ton tired tu,lhink alp any rhymes
this Meek .hut I've got one here'
for the kids:
I'he.dogs in the village are gay s,,.
1 \\Cinder what makes them that
\cad'
Don't kick '('Ill Or shti�'(�:eI1
But onl\ .lust love 'en)
And the;y'll . , be your friends . •
ill ways .
Reg. J. Bell
gro-sen 1n the 1,00minglon area.. ride through' the kelp and if he
1'uhac324.1 is also an important succeeds in entangling you in the
' p;�rt of ,tertculture• fronds.. it's ..I;oodbye you.
• OnI\ • 1 1 O. of the original However if you succeed ° in
forestco\er is left and all forest catching and `killing }'our fish,
1•na1irials conte in froth the
Shield to be processed.
'Fishing has been declared
.t11s,.l 111 1htt µ(';l'i'nt Lakes
ce0minerciall\. the\ ,,►'t
,011i11ortitllt.
\lining - in the 1-loart land is
again onl. a prot•.ssl11;; ilir11 sI r\
e•�ct•pt. for salt htlildi�l'g
materials a-.(1 Some oil.
•Th1,11-Llllac•t ul'i11;; is, ' haat'(] (0
,'it tier local rim mitt i.:i'trlt. nr
import d 10\s materials: it is a
result „t' elino'r tocat nint;11 0 of
tt,l'elr�ll I.1\ est mem : and finds
cit her ,t domestic market or sells
abroad. hood processing, heirvv
iitd,lst r\ . ('e�)0 1) 01 and
transportation limo - the ' 1110 1
important indu:stri.es bused here.
.M.
®Reg. Trademark
you need to have either a lot of
friends who like fish or a
market. '11101's a lot of fish to
dispose of.' 1)id you know that a
barren •stretch of,. ocean can be
turned into 0 good fishing
ground by du'mping.old cars into
it• to pro.vidi shelter for the.
s'nlaller fish'? I)id you know that
the. ocean is slowly burn, killed
lay--R)0-dwn-.. technology and -.
-p0ll(it ion" Wesley 'Shirr tells you
these things and 11111eh more in'
his hook "Our Frail' Ocean".
This hook and Il"achel Carson's
ho'rfk "Silent Spring"• shonId be
read tciget her.
1!ey'Kids! Do you know \\hal
our .dog did the other morning'?
Ile said -'`:\le,,o\v" •just as plain as
anything. John says. he just
• yawned; Well may Ile-; - but it
,so Linded like 0 meow to 1.11e.
"Thursday. . :•\pril _ , .1. \\'e .
stepped outside .and the sky to
WILLIAMS
CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
And Inscriptions
,• Stratford. — Qntario
Ro.n•ald..,....E.,......:.M.fC d l I u m
• • • 'Representative•
21 5 Wellington St. S., Goderich
11 \\it,red. Fire! \�a,rd Phone 524-6272or•524-7345
the Hort
1u send the cold up and
do\\n \(air $Dille. \Ce dot iii the.
TTENTION
In a few shod:, weeks the snow `: nd cold wiifiberepla,;ed .with i1ld;ezo'io;ls .h ;i spring is just (,round
the. corner. '
Mgantime; we have time 10 mu4:^ i'rr.por . n't plans -i't how to make the c'orn.i,;tg season run more
smoothly•and profit_bly. (sere is where Cyanamid Fi..rm S',:pply Centre c;.in be of :ssist..nce. '�
.Our stuff Will. gladly help you plan the bes'..Toppi;ig p.rogr m ;,nd the must efficient fer'_i?izer
program suitable, to your soil conditions. Give ,us .� ca -H, ',nd don't forget our new telephone ,cumber
462-3423, ur just drop in and,see us:
•Oc.JR MANUFACTURING, LOADING, DELIVERY AND SPREADING EQUIPMENT
IS IN READY CONDITION TO SERVE YOU NOW.
;We have the fctli�iwir-lg equipment on hand to glue you the best service possible:
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-- Buie. delivery tr.uc'I:s ...............�..
-.Bagged delivery trucks
- An'ihydrous Ammonia delivery trucks
r -- Bulk Spreaders - 4 ton
Small spreaders
- Anhydrous, ammonia applicators:
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`'''A•iihydrous ammonia wagons '
- Anhydrous ammonia -toot' -bar
- CustoM spreading
- Custom applied anhydrous ammonia
As an, added service we handle the following products: herbicides, insecticides, fungicides,
pesticides feeds arid animal ahealth. product's, baler twine and we als'e have warehouse bean need for T1
resale or coritrat;ts, -
- May we -assist you for plant analysis and soil samples and any other way we can be of assistance to
you. Remember, our business is -- '
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"SERVING THE MAN WHOSE BUSINESS IS AGRICULTURE"
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Manager:
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Blyth, Ont.
523.9266'
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4824..3423
- Salesman- `
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-, Clinton, Ont.
482.3423
Clinton—Exeter—Seaforth
524-74G
Dr. M.
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M. CAUCHI
wishes to
ANNOUNCE
the churtgiig of his permanent
. ,office „ddress to
14 CALEDONIA TERRACE
(Eird of Nurth Street across from Ct.choli. Church)
Effectivep,1J 19, 1977
SUNDAY SERVICES
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The family '"that prays toge•fher•
u - . . stays 'together.
UNITED HO.LINES-S CHURCH
62 Cambria Street North ,
SUNDAY, APRIL.11th'
9:50 a'm. — SUNDAY SCHOOL.
1J:00 a.m.—WORSHIP SERVICE
7:00 p.m. --EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
Prayer Service — Wedpesday 7:30•p.m. -
'•'A V•:EL`COME AV/AITS YOU"
Pastor: REV. 0. H. LEE PHONE 524-6887
WESLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH
THE FREE METHODIST CHURCH
• Park Street at`Victor,ia •
H. Ross Nicholls, Pastor
Sunday School 10 aim,....'.,....,,..
Worship Hour 1 1 a.m.
Evening Service 7 p.m.
WELCOME
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET
"A. FELLOWSHIP CHURCH"
CALL US' IF YOU NEED A RIDE!.
524.9_565 or 5i4-6445
10:00 a.m. -SUNDAY SCHOOL
1l:00'a.m. - MORNING.WORSHIP
;,EASTER SUNDAY
14 -IL' IS NOW ALIVE" .
Soloist:- MRS. ARTHUR CLARK
Regular Evening Service -•7:0 p.m. -
. Bible Study Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.
PASTOR: REV. KENNETH '-J.••'-KNIGHT
Knox Presbyterian Church
THE REV. G. LO,CKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister
WILLIAM CAMERON, Director of Fraise
EASTER SUNDAY; APRIL 11
tb:00. a.m. - SUNDAY SCHOOL
11:00 a.m. — DIVINE WORSHIP.
Sermon: ".RESURRECTION" REFLECTIONS"-
(Nur`iery and Junior Congregation) A
Congregation)
- HOLY COMMUNION - "-
7:00 p.m.,: � Communion in the Chapel
8:00. 1�.•tri. 'V- lung People's Society.
1
11:'00 a.m. - Servi a of Worship.
Enter to Worsntp Depart to Serve.
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FIRSTBAPTIST CHURCH
MC?N`I`REAL qof Ontarto:�nd
(Baptistonventio
d .• . -
STREET near The .Square
—AWEL.COMETOALL
—
,w School For All.
10:00'a.rri: -Adult •Bible• Class and Church
1'1:00 a:,rn. Morning Worship •
,AtSupervised Nursery). ,.
Minister: Rev. Arthur Maybury, B.A., B.D.
Bethel Pentecostal Tabernacle
Affiliated with the'Pentecostal"'Assembiies of Canada
CORNER -OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS.
REV. R. CLA-RK;TPastor - •"'
, SUNDAY,- APRIL llth
10:00 a.m. -.SUNDAY SCHOOL
11:00 a.m. — MORNING WORSHIP.
7:00 p m. — EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
SPECIAL EASTER SERVICES
Guest Speaker: REV. TH0'KVIAS CAMPBELL,
St. Catharines, Ont. -
YOU ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THESE SERVICES
T. GEORGE'S CHURCH
MAUNDY THURSDAY — APRIL 8 .
Holy Commu'nion and Stripping of Altar at 7 p'.m.
' GOOD,` FRIDAY <-- APRIL 9 -
Devotions at 2 p.m. ,•
EASTER DAY — 4RIL 11
Holy Communion at •7:30, 8:30 and 9:30 ' a.m.
• CHORAL 'COMMUNION and SERMON at 11 a.m.
(Nursery)
CHURCH SCHOOL at 11 e m.
Organist -Choirmaster: Mr. Paul C. Baker,
F.R.C.O.,
Rector: REV. G. G. RUSSELL, B.A., B.D.
Victoria -Street United Church.
HOUSE OF. FRIENDSHIP REV. LEONARD WARR
1.0:00 a.m. — Bible -School For All Grades.
1 1 :00 a.m: — Worship Servi'c'e- —`••--'
Sermon: "ANGELIC TESTIMONY
- TO THE 'RESURRECTION"
(Nursery and Junior Congregation)'
BENMILLER UNITED CHURCH
umrommemmi.
1';30 p.m. - Worship Service and Bible. School.
— W -E -L -C -O -M -E — -
Mrs..J. Snider
Victoria St. Organist
& Choir Director
Mrs. Leonard Warr
Benmiller Pianist &
Choir Director
North Street United Church
9 I`
REV. ROBERT L. RAYMONT
SUNDAY, APRIL 11th
EASTER SUNDAY
9:45 a.m. - Grades four and up. -
410:5S a.m. -- Babies to Grade 3.
• 11:00 a.m. M.O'Rf\I11•Ga WORSHIP', -
Sermon: t "IT HAPPENS"
Scripture: 'ST. "MARK 16; 1 - 8
Good friday: 1 1 a.m.
W -E -L -C -O -M -E
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Organist and Choir •Director,.,.,,.,...•'..
Phone Church Office and Study — 524-763i --•
- Church Building --'524‘6951
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