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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-09-10, Page 4A4 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 10, 1986 BACHERT MEATS �de Call uSLAUGHTER DAY TUESDAyour custom Y 'For your, freezer, sides of peel, Pork, Lamb or Veal we speolallze in home cured meals and old fashioned country style pork sausage, no no'1Illers added. ,'�Q. ��Se\\�\.,V All meat Gov't: Inspected 1 mile east 28709328 of Welton vv Knitters LoFr Fantastic Buys on all SUMMER YARNS 20%to50%00FF McLaughlin Chev-Olds Ltd. 13 Main St. Seaforth 527-1140 .• Service a Selection • Savings • Satisfaction • Leasing • Complete BODY SHOP S6rvlce KNITTING CLASSES start SEPTEMBER 17 REGISTER NOW Children's Classes start Sept. 25 See Our Tremendous Selection of FALL YARNS THE BEST 0F, RATES %1 0 ro 5 Year Annual FIVE YEAR GIC Bring this ad into the store and RECEIVE 20% OFF ALL NEW FALL YARNS! Of for good only Friday nights • Saturdays for month of Sept./86 HOURS. Mon. -Sat 9 -5 Fri till 9 37 Main St, 5. Seaforth, Ont. • OTHER TERMS AND RATES AVAILABLE SUBJECT TO VERIFICATION CALL US TODAY! 527-1830 Anne Jame, Proprietor Deposit Agents tar over 45 Bank 8 Trust Companies f&mi1j�txip Yourane•stop, bestato specialist, for GICs, RRSP's. Mortgages & Annuatos SEAFORTH 96 Main Street, S. 527-0420 Serving Ontario since 1975 with 12locations for your cortreniencc' WRAP UP CHRISTMAS EARLY n' • • • ayaway Nowt rQW, .1 D, .q,rn,Qnd, Dial Collection His from •CITIZEN at THE SEAFORTH Agricultural Society ventured to the 25th Blyth a record entry in the parade and many other attendanceNarecordss Threshermen's Reunion on September 6 for the parade. There was were also set. Industrial development strategy shows area economy declining Goderich, Clinton and Exeter have strong industrial bases and buoyant economies, while W ingham and Seaforth have declining or stagnant economies. That conclusion is included in an industrial development strategy for Huron County which has been prepared by the third year class of the school of urban and regional planning at the University of Waterloo. The strategy was presented to members of Huron County Council during the regular September session Thursday in the court house at Goderich. The document includes as opportunities favoring industrial growth in W ingham: its young population structure relative to the othere municipalities, forcepitwith post e percentage of thsecondary school education, abundance of municipally -owned land, relative'? inexpensive and already serviced industrial land, adequate water and sewage, allowance for heavy industry in its official pled—e :.jifgh.fernale unen pPloYr mentrate:IhdichtihdilydbailableBird labor force." Disadvantages listed include Wingham's relatively high mill rate, its isolation from large urban centres and its "small and narrow industrial base, largely dependent on wood products." The main thrust of the strategy is aimed at the need for Huron County to shift its development patterns more toward industrial development rather than its traditional otrends 3 2.1 tiers 36.903.53 28.2027.53 Layaway for Christmas for less than 520.00 per week ANSTETT JEWELLERS MEMBER AMERICAN BAlberi SI CLINTON 284 Mam St EXETER 28 Main st S SEAFORTH t35 Oueen St East ST. MARYS 203 Durham St E WALKERTON• 2 The Square GODERICH GEM SOCIETY economic base, retention of its firm agricul- tural foundation for the future, maintaining and expanding its existing industry, encour- aging back and forth "linkages" - particular- ly within the agricultural sector - and developing a pro -active role for county government and administration where the county should act as a facilitator of industrial development initiatives. Recommendations for implementing the industrial strategy include: -More efficient use of industrial parks and lands by the county's planning and develop- ment department through the changing of official plans and bylaws in order to consolidate industrial land around towns, to allow mixed-use industrial and commercial zoning, and to prevent development of new industrial parks until the existing ones are tntsil municipalities should be eneour- rya g o t s a a §Pro '> �r• t bite` i �'Z+otl /kiwi Ittf6rz titln��d � e tonal: i' ., -The planning and development depart- recommendations. ment should market Huron County for Huron County's planning director, Gary industrial development and expansion. using Davidson, said his department "will be going marketing techniques targeted primarily at over the report with council's planning and local firms that have the potential to expand. development committee leading to r�ecem- -The pursuit of funding program from mendattons which will be presented 'to senior levels of government by establishing council."• and maintaining up-to-date files on such programs and also providing assistance to entrepeneurs and municipalities interested in applying for funding. -The establishment by county council of an industrial development advisory committee composed of members of the community. Such a committee's function will be to advise on policy, facilitate community input, open a network to local leadership and expertise and to review the industrial development pro- gram. -The planning and development depart- ment should establish and maintain a data -base of county surveys taken during census years, to document the county's industries, agriculture and labor force. The 141 -page document goes on to outline the step-by-step procedure for implementing the industrial strategy. aged to organize industrial development Exeter Reeve Bill Mlckle, in comme 4,9 Blyth receives 10,000 grant riIt A $10,000 Ontario Home Renewal (OHRP) Huron County has always been an grant for the Village of Blyth was announced agriculturally based economy, the strategy by MBS' Murray 2ston ('fiuron-Bruce), en document says. The industrial sector, hove- behalf of Alvin Curling, Minlaterof Housing. ever, Is not a significant component of the Blyth is among four municipalities meets, county's economy in that it is composed of Ing a total of 5130,000 provincial OHRP small to medium sized firms that are ked to funding in the recent announcement. the agricultural service sector. Administered by municipali p Rubber, plastics and printing industries gram assists homeowners to upgrade their have shown slight growth, the docuenhod � dlphas ensfa 1 pI mb ctural states. while wood products, transportation equipment d metal fabrication industries insulation eating and electrical systems. yst bmf •to havedeclined. loose! up wisheahie for loans of up to $9.600. Ibis special maximum loan recognifes the extra costs involved in alterations that make hooses more accessible inside and out. For applicants, the maximum annual qualifying income, after allowable deduc- tions are made. Is 520,000. Since 1976 Blyth has received 523,500 1n grants which have helped upgrade 12 homes. OHRP benefits ate availableto owtter-Pc- cupants in ail municipalities whish have decled to S7 600 are made ova a e adopted minimum housing standards byfsws a or resolutions establishing standards., and The strategy suggests that indfisttlal paxito their a ov,�iet-u pants who to ng hsve decided to take part h1 the prragrarn. in Inthe county commodate future , their homes up to standard. A mien of a havod communities without art lei rmxtarfks, accommodate aedsufficient industrial Land parcels loan income. Interest depending range from OofIRP administered do withtthhthe Ministry o ppaBr1�ueeagain depending on Pioisllern eieon and Mines. muchavble throughout the county, although • zero to eight per cent, pen g of it is mcntteay and (county's f Mame. The document says the, county's future physttaliydtsabled homeowners, scheme- O#Il11' is bne of the province's reflabilita- Industrial strategy Must aim at five essential owners with ph ysicacafly ti!Sabl may quaves s honsin lion initiatives desigfled to help conserve functions: dtversltication of the county's living penmanth Head for Cook's with your crop. We hove the expertise effective to help you market more There are enough risks in farming without having to worry about the security of your crop investment. Why not join the many area growers who bring their crops in to Cook's. We're well equipped with cleaning, drying and storage facilities to handle all your needs. . Giving fair business deals to farmers in south- western Ontario has made Cook's a reliable business partner for more than a century. 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