The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-11-27, Page 5I
'H.i•.L•ites' Highlight Kin Pane!: :Stig.gest.ion
Citizens Start Own Industry'
Variety Show
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By 1,4 I The nightclub humour of Wally
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The ft-Lites lived up to their 'Pc"' ern-cce' we° ever ulcii A ,suggestenthant idustry eArl 'town has nsuccessful inducement. Several members of industry. That would have. to
with the audionee. The fact that bp ii,i0.0„ed in town by tin securing ;ugly manoracturing the panel felt it would, suggest- he done outside of council," he
name 'and proved to be the high-lhe had us ,,
ed most of his material - • , • d
light of well -paced O'Keefe on TV did nothing, to dampen P "13
men P•414114r1FALtdaP.(:itg.t
quite
flay night on the last lap cif an though they did mest et their
act on a dead mike they still • 9,m , • ",
ustry
Pight-week tonr. I came through with a blend well
could be started locally," the a committee several Years ago assessment, can be set for an by extol ne, the 131014 0
by Councillor Ralph Bailey dur-
Variety Show which bowed into the enthusiasm of his admirers. ing a panel dis
CUSS 00 on liidust
RCAF Station Centralia Setup.' Then came the lii-Lites. M- re ti KInS
plants. 'He pointed out, however, , .mg it might be an .e)ceellent pro- iedicated,
that the town, was fortunate, jest for the club, Most of the Members of the
from A taxation standpoint, that: George Bether ,askedi 4'What :panel agreed the promotion pro -
ii dirt not have any large build.. can the town offer:industry in gram -could be improved and
Ings which were vacant, the way of an inducement?' that Kinsmen and other inclivi- •
Mr. Pickard also revealed .that Mayer Pooley replied fixed duals In ;the town vould. assist
Something for everyone was enough that few groups manage ceinteillor said, introdneing a had estimated that between $50,- dustrY,
new twist to the topic. Be sug. 000 and $70,000 would be avail- by the ratepayers. But he felt Panel members included D
providing It is apProved town wherever they travelled.
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the theme of the well -produced, ! to attain so early in their ea-
lighly-polished show, feers. The old 1 f
g min cc o s- gested Kinsmen conduct round able from localr t
sources to e ce the most important thing was a mity-Reeve Chester Mawhinney.
g ap lause with A hand-cla - f
who n P p table discussion on Possible in- building or an industry Weii-0100aged town with modern Councillots Glenn Fisher an
The Williams Brothers,
ping actP a5e a big Pal in dustnies for the town and they
hail from Sweden, were mag- the camaraderie of the group. might be surprised at the ,sug-
pificently blase in on acrobatic The boys. have appeared on gestions which emerge.
routine that showed the skill slack Kane's TV show and when "lf we woula all pool our ideas
the O'Keefe Variety Tour ends and, after all, that's all an in -
and timing of many years' cx- next week they check into the CIUStrY is, an idea—we could
Perience. Barclay in Toronto, They'll do come up
Len Moss with an answer. Any
and his orchestra a guest shot 04 Bit Parade one of you fellows might have
prOvided musical hacking for the December 1- a suggestion which could lead to
show and featured Sean Wilkin- Before the variety show the an industry."
son on drums and vibes with a crowd of close to a thousand lie suggested that if a practi-
4,Old Man had an evening of bingo sponsor- cat proposal was made, support
rocking version oi
ed by the Huron Park Council. could be solicited from other
River."
Prizes of cameras, appliances,
Petite and pert, the Holly Sis-
ters of Detroit danced their way blankets and luggage and con -
into the hearts of the audience solation prizes of chocolates
and with help of 'assistants' were "a by the luckier play"
choien from the crowd gave a ers,
hilarious hula lesson. In a draw following the variety
A statuesque, red -head helped show a movie' camera was won
capture attention for' the Vir- by Mrs, Gloria White of Exeter,
ginians, a juggling act from a transistor radio went to' j.
Copenhagen.
ELECT
SHERMAN
.Councillor
promising one came along. l services. Bill Musser, and John Burke, a
mittee felt the erection of a would he illegal for the town to mittee-
me mayor pointed out it member of the Promotion cam -
One Kinsman asked if the corn- I
building which could be ()flood secure land or to erect a build- , Kin President Gerd Daynham
to industry would serve as an ing which could he offered to was in charge of the meeting,
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organizations and individuals
the town,
Members of the town's indus-
trial promotion committee and
the council were on the panel,
whose moderator was George ve,
Rether, Kinsmen fired questions 4
about industry at the town of- ;In
Jennings of St. Thomas and five Murray Greene, chairman of
prizes of ten dollars cash were the industrial promotion commit.
awarded: tee, indicated that while' no pro -
The evening was sponsored bY „gram has been launched yet to
the Huron Park Council who entice industry here, this may
worked long hours to ensure its be considered during the coming
success. Proceeds of the bingo year. Up to now, the committee
and variety show 'will be used
in the council's recreation pro-
gram for children in the married
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Lowiffimirmyrnynymoinfmoffewomunethimnumninvoromminovoliommyromoovirow,
has concerned itself with answer
ing enquiries which have reached .75
the town from firms looking for
locations.
The sum of $300 has been bud-
geted to the committee by coun-
cil but more funds were avail -
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able if the committee required
them,
He said the committee had not • .1.1
held regular -meetings during the case
past year but it had attempted •,7;
to find land available for inclus,
try and members have attended
numerous conferences when in- L"?
dustrial promotion has been dis-
cussed.
"We have been educating our-
selves
during the past year
through these conferences to get ft
our feet under us. Now we have
a better idea of what should be n
done and how to go about it."
Members of the committee at-
tended a provincial conference
in Toronto this year and several
zone and general meetings of the
Mid - Western Ontario Develop.
meet Association, which is at-
tempting to secure new industry
for the four counties of Huron,
Perth, Wellington and Waterloo.
Reeve William McKenzie, vice-
president and Huron zone chair-
man of this group, was not able
to be present.
Mayor Pooley said.: "InclusLry
such as we need here you can't
find every day. Unfortunately
we have no unused 'buildings
which adapt themselves to in-
dustry. This is a definite handi-
cap."
"I want to stress one point,"
he said. '"If we want to get in-
dustry here, all of us must -be
obsessed with the idea that we
need it and must work for it."
One of the drawbacks for in-
dustry in this area, he felt, was
the lack of labor supply. A new
firm would have to compete with
civil service employment at
RCAF Station Centralia for
workers,
Clerk C. V. Pickard pointed out
that 90 per cent of the enquiries
during the past 10 years had
been from firms looking for an
available building. This has been
one of the main reasons why the
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these was our librarian, Mrs.
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