Zurich Citizens News, 1964-12-03, Page 7THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1964
PAGE SEVEN
Huron Industry
On the Decline
Mr. Robert Sprier, of Goder-
ich, brought up the question of
industrial promotion in the
County of Huron at the Huron
County committee of the Mid -
Western Development Associa-
tion zone meeting in Clinton
recently. Mr. Shrier suggested
that there was a decline rather
than a growth of industrial de-
velopment in the area. He felt
that one of the leading factors
was the premium cost of trans-
portation of materials in and
out of the county and it was
one of the main reasons why
new industry was giving the
municipalities in the county the
cold shoulder.
Mr. Shrier felt that the assis-
tance of the provincial and fed-
eral governments should be
called up to give some equal-
ization assistance to put the
county transportation rotes on
an equal basis to other local
areas.
The meeting brought out the
important fact that very few
municipalities were able to pre-
sent their community to a pros-
pective industry in a favorable
manner. It was suggested that
the municipalities should place
themselves in the same light as
Kippen News
Mrs. Robert Dalrymple, of
Brucefield, visited last 1VIonday
with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mc-
Bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Faber vis-
ited Sunday with their daughter
Mrs. Tom Penhale, and Mr.
Penhale, of Bayfield.
Mrs. Bert Thomson was taken
by ambulance Sunday morning
to Clinton Public Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Schneider
and twin children, Gail and
Dale, of Stratford, visited Fri-
day evening with the latter's
father, Robert Thomson. Sun-
day visitors were Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Priestag, their daugh-
ter and husband, all of Mitchell.
Rev. and Mrs. D. A. MacMil-
lan, of London, visited Tuesday
with Mr. and Mrs. N. Long.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldin Kerr were
in Toronto all of last week, Mr.
Kerr having to go to the hos-
pital for surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Deichert,
London; Mrs. Eric Switzer and
Debbie, of Clinton, and Mrs.
William McLachlan returned
home Saturday from a two
week vacation in Florida.
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MON., Dec. 7
the industrial prospect; and they
would then see what services
and organization was lacking.
If they had a housecleaning and
prepared their plans and sub-
missions ahead of time on a
business basis, then they would
be ready when the next suitable
prospect came along,
'Phe discussion on this natter
finally wound up with the re-
solve that the lack of industrial
expansion should be brought to
the attention of county council.
This meeting with council would
also bring out the overall wishes
of the municipalities within the
county, to ascertain if the ap-
proach to industrial settlement
in the county can be made on
a county basis, rather than on
an individual municipal basis.
It was pointed out that if one
small municipality obtains an
industry, then the whole county
benefits directly or indirectly
from improved employment.
FRED BROAQLEY MOVES
TO PARENT COMPANY
Fred H. Broadley, sales man-
ager for General Coach Works
of Canada, in Hensall, for the
past six years, has been trans-
ferred to the plant at Marlette,
Mich., and with Mrs. Broadley
and Susan expect to take up
residence
January.
During their stay in Hensall,
they made a host of friends who
regret their leaving. They also
took a very active part in
church and community activi-
ties. In municipal, Mr. Broad-
ley held the position as coun-
there
the
first
of eillor on the Heaasall council for
the years 1963-64, resigning re-
cently.
Mrs. Broadley was organist
of St. Paul's .Anglican Church,
assistant secretary -treasurer of
the W.A. on the board of man-
agement, and a former member
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