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Tie following address was given
by Wilitiarrn Dinnitn 11, in the Zurich
.Community Centre, Fa* Night Sept.
25th''
The St. Lawrence SeawuY
Four hunared years ago Jacques
'Care -tier explored the Sa. Lawrence
Rivier. He 'was disappointed to And
that it was not a paasage-way lead-
inig through the Werth American ,clori-
talent to the Pacific Ocean. Later ex-
plorers found that it did extend to
the middle of the eontinent, and
when locks were aohstructed at,Sault
'Ste. Mamie and at Welland, lake fre-
ightees could ply to the head cif Le
Supenior.
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New, in the twentieth eaentury,
modern 'engineering peesnits teacon-
struction tof new leanaile.and locks so
that ,oicean-going vessels ,cau reach
the heart cif the icontinent. The St.
Lawrence -Great Lakes waterway sy-
stem is 2;200 tridlee long. Most of it
is easily navigable, butt there are
places where rapids and srhanow wat
er snake looks and canals necessary
The 'Governments of Canada) Unit
ed States, Ontario, and New York
awe now building the long -planned
Seaway and Pewee. Project,
In 19,52, lby International Agree,
ment, 'Canada and the United States
arranged for a power development in
the international Rapids section.
.0anada ageeed to build all:Jacks and
canals from Montrealto Lake Erie.
United ,States agaeed to build lolcks
and canals in the International Rae-
als section on the U.S. side. In 1954
tears were planned by both 'countri-
es at Beenhart Island and Iroquois.
Viaitors are permitted to travel
close to the building operations. Yon
'can view the work from several
"look -out" points' specially provided
on the American side. Iluge dredges
using bucket or sacal .1 pipe are ;busy
deepening 'chair's -le Bulldozers build
dykes. Burildie are sleeved from
areas to be flooded and are plated
on higher eroserri. Hundred e men
are engaged in this tremendous pro-
ject.
The distance hem .1Monareal to
Lake Ontario is 183 stales. Natural
'barriers interfere with navigation at
S011112,1",30,3, International
Rapids and the 'Theueand Islands.
The seaway will allow the passage of
ocean freighters 500 feet long, 75
feet wide, and of 25 -foot draft.These
freighters may carry five times the
load of a lake bleat.
The Seaway has (wonderful possib-
ilities for the development of electr-
ie power. .Flowing from Lake' Super-
ior to MoIntreal harbour, the arater
falls about '600 feet. Power snay be
developed at several giant steps —
the St. Mary's River, St. Clair river,
Detroit River, the International Rap
ids, the .Soulanges• and Latc.hine Rap-
ids. Two-thirds ,of (the possible eleven
million heasepower will bong to
Canaria.
It is estimated that the Seaway and
Power Project will cost a 'billion
dollars. Canada will pay the larger
share of this east.
The Seaway will braeiron ore
from Quelbee and Labador indus-
trial ,centree along the la'eee more
easily and at leas cost. It will reauce
the cost eastbound carve& It
will mean more and cheaper pewee'
for industry.
Cities la -e Chicago', Detroit, ane
Toronto wfll have direct shi,pp'u
links with Liverpool and liambure.1
New ports will devellea.
The St. Lawrence .Seaway will
ave about 30 million dollars 'annually
n transportation costs. Larger vess-
els carry goods mere 'cheaply. Less
loading and unloading will be need -
d. The 10 -million tons moving on
t. Lawrence canals tide year will he
tepped up to 30-millien tons when
e zeasway is completed.
Thurrelay, .0etalber 4th, 19
Industry nvili •expand along the
seaway, New power will result in
lower prices for geode, mare purchae-
lug power, Mae husiness; and snore
traffic 'of every kind.
Irt,conclusion, the +Seaway will
bring a better way of life to the
people of Canada and the United
States.
Lama and The Queen brought the
meeting to a 'close.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Krotz and boys
and Mr and ,Mra Alex. 'Wolfe and
Ruby from Listlewel were 'Sunday
visitors with Rev, W. P. Itrotz.
Mr and Mrs Marshall Gillmoee and
Marsalaof Derides spent the week-
end et the home of Mr and Mrs. C.
P. Pfile.
' (Mrs. Wilfred Travis, Gary and
DASHW000 Brenda of Winnipeg are spending a
few weeks at the home of her Par-
ents, Mr and Mrs A. Kuntz.
Dashwood W. 1.
Dashwood W. L .started their fell
meetings Tuesday, September 25th,
'with a health Meeting. •Ialothers of
young &Wren were .guests and a/lies
Coney, health nurse, was guest spe-
aker and showed two , interesting
films "The Terrible Twos, and The
Tan -sating Threes," followed by die.
cussion. Mee. E. Koehler presided
for the program. The roll call, a
cure tar the blues proved interesting.
Misses Marie and Buth Salmon • ac-
eicanpenied • ay eaae 7.17( one Kellerman
favoured with clar:net and ,cornet
- duets. Mrs. Floyd Wein gave a read-
. ing 'A Quick Cereal, Mrs. Mervyn
.a Tiernan disreeeed the motto ,"The
nation is as strong as the health of
its people." A tray for a sick room
was on exhibition.
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Mrs Letta Taylor 2nd viceepres.,
presided for the business. Mrs. Ken
McCrae was appointed as delegate to
the 'convention in London. Mrs. Chas
'Snell, Mrs. :Sid Baker, Mrs. Wallace
Wein, and Mrs, Ernest Koehler were
appointed leaders for the hememak- I
ing Chb. atIrs. A. V. Tiernan, Mrs
Harold Rade:, Mrs. Stuart Wolfe
and Mos: Floyd Wein 'We77:',' appointed ,
„e Th'l
Institute 'decided to bey a flag and
harness for the Dashwod Band.
Mr a,nd, Mae Stanley .Bryant of
London spent Sunday with Mr and
Mrs, C.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Taylor and. boys
and Mr and Mos Garnet Weiberg and
family all of Waterloo spent Sunday
with Mr and Mrs Elgin Rader and
boys.
Mr and Mrs. Jim Poland of Sud-
bury and Rev, and ars. %lace See-
beck of Hanover were visitore with
Mrs. Cora Geiger.
FARMERS' UNION MEET
Gordon Hill, Venlig, who is west:
dont oa the Varna Local of the Ont-
ario Farmer's .Union was named
president of the Buren 'County zione
of the Farmers' Union. The annul
meeting of 'the County group Ava.-•
;held in the agricultural office board
room at 'Melton, Thursday last. As-
eisting Mr. Hill will be Bob Taylor,
Varna, president la the Hohneeville
Local, acting fas, sukdirector. Lady
director is Mrs. Jack Armstrong, of
Belgrave and secreary is Mrs. Ann
Nesbitt of Blyth. Reports at the me-
eting on the federation Convention
of the Union held last month in
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Seaketooln were Mrs. Aavastrong awl
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the past preeidenti Harold Carter, ot
/Natal" Guest speaker at the. meet..
.ifis,,r attended by about .do eyacin
Oda/ supporters', was A. V. Corniack
ipresident of the provincial group*
who reviewed. the.work of the OFt;
Ildnring the past year. Many prone
:bent mayors reeves and pablie mine
1ded peesoeellf 'were in' attendance.
MUNICIPALITIES SHOULD
• After ItenOm.l!aGnAtil-.7.11.c71-..aign. to eat
the traffic toll in 1,11.18 province At.
torney Gen. A. lc„,elan Rtherts could
report some coneldeeahlte protottS$
recently. Faatalitiee on provincial
highways were reduced during this
period by 14 pee feent as eotnpared
valibh the' same reeled in 1955.
This is sulbsteeeial ariteernent, bei
as the Atternev Generall,'himself,
pointed out, the deata toll is still
high. Nearly twe persons axe killed
every day ion provincial highways;
another dies on the. roadway of
city or tolwn. in the ,savne Iseriod'. "On.
the average lone able 'bodied person
dies on the roads of Ontadol br
vioamt means _every eight hour "see*.
iiif,. sixiift,'! he said.
°llama() has 970 rounicipalitiets,
cables, (towns and villages where traf...
fie eafqty is le concern. 'We would,
get at the root 'of this safety proh-
I .," Alt . t .. .. e . o e se
."If •every solitary inueezipality or.
' amazed a safety coenail, putuelt ita,
head a responailele eilazen aware of
the erobiems,,and ,determined to solve.
them at the local level"
The Bank of Montreal has open
a branch at an airforce base in Ger-
many, and Mr, E ug ;.ne Forester of
London, foimerly on the staff of thee
Bank of Montreal in Hansen, has,.
them appointed as manager
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