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;ALOE 16--GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, APRII. 4, m.1.974
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County . wools
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The CIJuntl of'Huron wants solutions to the location" of well cut and dried then," he . ning "board's claim that not all
Ontario ',Hydro to. obtain an their facilities " added a people are opposed to Hydici
amendment to the Official Plan Warden Elton said there- Reeve Allan- Campbell. ! tines 'and plants in the area
for H'ydro, facilities. in Hurort were "questions all over, the McKillop, said citizens in , General opinion, however, was
such as power corridors and place". Hei,said eounty officials Huron - particularly,farrners • that Hydro in the past has
generating stations. , ' have no facts upon which "to want answers. treated farmers shabhil\ °when .
"We can't say what we'hearcl It'canie to making financial set -
This decision was reached at base answers.
last Friday's sessionof county "We a1.Llttiow we need Hydro ,,n the street or in the fence cor- Clement for crossing their hind
One reeve, Roy Williamson
council during which Warden but we want Hydro to .work tier.", said Campbell. We iwant
Bill Elston :' urged ,°a£n open with us so that we do, ,riot to hear directly from Hydro. of Grey, said Hydro was of-
,,, "idiscus§ipn on a rather unof-, destroy the, count\ as we now , . Indication's from t he fering farmers, in 1974 what
ficial announcement of several know it," said the Warden discussion were that if Hydro amounted to 1968 priers for
weeks ago rtthat Ontario Hydro Reeve Doug .. McNeil, aid the county are not agreed • their land,
plans to build a generating Colborne, said the plans for the anon the terrrms of a possible •Mrs. Helen -Jermyn, de cel within 20 miles of corridor which is now affecting amendment to the official plan, reeve of Exeter, suggested that
Goderich. some Huron Count',, tanner tie matter could go 'before an if Hydro wasn't setting �N a
Count Planning Director were laid in (')t 9 Ontario Municipal Board "' ' meeting •with the -count`, the
Gary Dai idson says that actor-, ''How mane farmers in that. Anson McKinley (if county should "approach H�•dro
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ding. to .the Official Plant an ' area were aware c f twat S'anley Township' said lie°ywa" wtthNplans for a discus ion.
amendment is required if, in ..corridor then?" asked' -McNeil.. 'pleased the,planning board had
the opinion of the planning "Surely the people involved hr ought for' h this recommen-
board, the use, is Of cotnty should at least have conte idea 11(1.01 to council,
significance. • of it " .. • "It is one of.the basic reasons
"The power corridors, I feel. Eames Mair deputy -ref• a it tor the plan " said McKinley.
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are definitely, cif count• -wide .Morris 'T'ow'nship, .said :ii, Ir is a step in the right'
said the planning 4cnuneil was first notified of the tem." ..
director "and I would recon- corridor in 197 1. "It was pretty ' ' Some reeves reiterated'
Plan—_
"Wiliat are *e planning for?"
asked Deputy -reeve. Gerry
Ginn. "What is our priority? Ii
it agriculture? Is it industry? Is
.it recreation?',: ' ...�
' Reeve Deb-Shewfelt-felt„there
was "not enough input from the.
rne.nd. that - Rotas h'. notified
that such 4orridur:, shall � ”
require amendments to the is
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,� .Lo n a .�.
.,!County plan.
"In making this recomnien•
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dation 1 should point out' that ,
it is not the intention at this to rtunitell„ simply oppose hvdrt�
time to ( p1
tel
corridors " 'continued
'Davidson. "Rather; the purpose • -..
is to deceloir• a mechanism „
whereby the fount On- and views
to -.experts
tario Hydre can work together „
10 dela:lop_.mutually acceptable .`=''
R.T. (-Bob) Currell included .4-ta;ne-au-sty--completes the ala--
P
�I'' - P . in the twelve Powder Experts plication, a process r e iv-ing
from 'Europe and North the. attention of large manufac-
• America invited to 'present curers involved in extensive use
0Peni n..g . • . papers at, the'. Third North" of coatings and finishes.
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American Conference' ,,n " Bob, and his brother Thomas
Continued from page 1 Powder Coating, which attracts 'E. (Torn) Curren, who -. also
lawn, care,. ihntography, bird and involves .international,•in- , studied' engineering at the
study and taxidermy. . Confer terest and involvement, was •University. of Toronto, an is.
_ nation ,has not been received held • this--Near—gin Toronto 'on ' Market Manager for B ick
vet .,n all the programs but Mr April 1, ?, and 3. Division Automobiles ' and
Dyiri.).id .i confident they will The Conference is concerned G.M.C. Trucks, at. Ge eral '1
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all materialize.
with a new, . and .highly._. Motors ,Trucks,
Canada Limited Dearborn'steel tubing company finally has a sign at its Newgate Street building. The sign.
e summer ern ,lo��ment a , technical, concept in the field of .. I- te'ad'P'O�ffice, t)s.hawa-, are sons was made by Dearborn's pattern maker and handiman, Fred Barker, who points.at.the
"rations are.,nowC beim taken - Coating and Finishing, of• .of Lloyd and Pretoria ( Pearl result of his• labor, Mr. Barker, who will ,be 81,in June, has been working for the Oompany.
alio ^ o ' which much will be heard in Shipley) Curren of Toronto,
at. the Recreation T�irector� <,f--' since 1958. He still works about six: hours per 'day, five days per week,.making all patterns
the future because of its in- , formerly of Goderich and Clin- ', for i es that Dearborn •manufactures.' (staff photo)
face Mr Dymond reel air ', pi p
noyative nature and pcihly • on- ton re''Tecti�.••ly
plavgroonri staff and lifeguards. • r�-.a ..�
to assist' hirn in his .ummer 'el w.a ; f,n�•1r„nmen.t. • f` .� .�. .�,.�,-�.•. +�► % �► �II SII+% "3Flai!. + ► + �►•.g►.'';,'�'�
programs• for chc�,,�children.. , g�c,ttt;,;•>;n. ar�,'1 tr�alrh factors. ���o.`��:���,'�',�'..� _ �
He need, seven people' to super , Roh. �fiarir+'t "Il anal.;or. Coil,, . 1 BEE HIVE
Extrw,i.�n andl Applianer tt� �... w �
vise the tow* playgrounds, w ..
F,nishe C Qna,dian „ Pittshurgh.
MEA T' SPE' IAL .
four lifeguards for the beach
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t g' industries' Limited..Will •speak a FRESH
and nine. for the pool • • At the 9. � r 3 LB.
7—board meeting Mr. D4, -mond `''-1 ' High S lids and Solvent ,4. ( , ry
Ba'A i'na”" KELLOGG S PORK ■ T PS L®.. SYRUP
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toil ,Che members the he'had t ° �
He tidied Chemical
' 22 applicants co dare and that
he would be running the ad in Engineering -it rh. University• f
ttz week.' of Toronto and holds anthe paper, for anoth
Honours Degree in Busines
Due to the uu cess of fast < . ►1
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Year's sailing ehool which Admirai't.rati n from York +
Mike Dymond r,rgariize�i •for in -
University
e''?e',ted people, there w•;t1l be•
His paper assn df�als with the -
Eano'her program this year. `' ... c'onvers`ion -of existing •Plant
The smiling club, under the
direction of Tony Miller, Ooens
High -Solids E 1 PRIDE OF CANADA
'to send two men to a school in
the spring so that. then will be in this novel concept and in SAUSAG iiiii,i).01E
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Captain Roy Mundy signs his name on the inside of the
ceremonious top hat presented to the skipper of the first
ship into- Goderich. Mayor Harry Worsell congratulated
the Captain and presented shim with the hat. (staff. photo)
towns" in this matter. He said we against it?"asjred Deputy -
not all Huron 1residents are far- reeve Frank Cook, Clinton.
niers despite the fact. there were
,indications industry is not all Cook 'said a nuclear plant in`
that welcome here. Huron was the "biggest thing
"Are we going after progress . that could happen" and people
in the county of Huron or are tare against it, •
by Bill Dodds
1 know that, summer is still
some time away, but we're get-
ting' enough warm days 'to at
least start thinking about it.
It , shouldn't be too long
before you can get out and start
up the back yard barbecue.,
And when you do, there's a bet-
ter way of lighting the charcoal,
I'm told. '
Just once, forget about
lighter fluid and the, electr_ig
starting gadget. They're just a
waste of money and energy.
Take a large tin can—the
family size < fruit juice tin• is
about right arf i- cut off both
ends. .Punch a heathy number
of holes around one end, Then
put the can—holes down -in the
barbecue, put in crumpled
paper and top 'off with -char-
coal.
char-
coa 1.
Shove a match through one
of the holes to ignite it from the
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bottom.
The ...efficient draft gets. the
coals burning ,.well without ar-,
tificial assistance and when
they are all glowing properly,
the can 'may be pulled out with
a coathanger or a piece of wire.
The coals should just fail into
place.
Try•it. It saves money, and
the whole thing is accomplished
without the clouds of .'black
smoke' that ' bring complaints
from the neighbors.
I ',just heard• about. this ' a
couple of month�t;-ago. I'm
going to try -it. myself—where
the weather gets a little war-
iner. .
I assume that when summer
gets here `we will still be able to
afford..to burn paper.
The price of good used paper
)'las 'gci;ne up substantial v over
the past few month and
:recycling groups. are,Vgetting-,a
welcome increase- ,fin income to
'underwrite their operations.
In fact, the price increase is.
causing some concern in areas
like Metropolitan Toronto,
where. there are municipal
',paper pickups. Officials there
have begun to worry about
paper pirates, lifting bundles
off the streets before the
municipal collection can get
them. -
Imagine that. The garbage
,you throw away is worth
stealing.
Motor vehicle accidents are
responsible for almost half of
all accidental deaths in
"Canada. Experience indicates
that 80% of all people who die
from severe bleeding as a result
of automobile accidents could
be saved if the person at the ac-
cident stege applied ernergency
first aid measures. .
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