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A22 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 8, 1982
Tough it out,
"Dig in and tuuugh out" the
current economic hard times
and let the. school of Rural
Planning and Development
help. That's what the Huron
Federation of Agriculture.
was told at its Sept. 2 meeting
in Clinton.
Dr. Mark Lapping. director
of the school located at the
University of Guelph, told the
group of farmers to ask what
the school, could do for them.
The school. which was started
a year ago. is n offshoot of
the Rural Development Out-
reach Project which concen-
trated its efforts in Huron
County, Halton Region and
Northern Ontario.
"It seems everyone is
caving in," said Dr, Lapping,
to the currenteconomic situa-
tion.
He suggested that if people
give in now to the idea that
the sky is falling economic-
ally, they'll never be able to
prove their worth again.
"These times test who
we are as people," said the
professor.
Nut only can the rural
planning and development
school help, but Dr. Lapping
sugge ted the entire univer-
sity be utilized by 'farm
people. He has found in his
two years at the university,
that "it's more of a people
school" than most universi-
ties, He added the people
must tell the university what
they need it to do for them.
RDOP and. the university
have assisted the Huron
federation preciously, par-
ticularly in a report on ab-
sentee foreign ownership.
Dr. Lapping added it has
recently assisted Dufferin
County farmers in dealing in
planning issues with the
Niagara Escarpment, Com-
mission. The school will also
lac assi. ing those same farm-
ers it deals with Ontario
dro on a proposed trans-
mission line corridor through
the area,
Dr. Lapping said he des-.
perately believes in the need
for planning. Community in-
volvement is also necessary
in the planning process. he
said. The school is fortunate
to have a lot of fine students,
emphasized Dr. Lapping. He
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described them as students
who want to live and work in a
rural area and work with and
for rural residents.
The tour faculty members
of the school, himself In,-
eluded.
nteluded. spend a third of their
time teaching, another third
in research and the remaining
time in community outreach.
This is where the school can
help arca people,
'together. the school and
the university are curren;Jtsi''"
ttorking•011 11 ilroject itteofp'.
ing issues relating to an Jing
society in a rural context.
Rural leadership is another
'arca being looked into.
"These are some of the
new thrusts being taken..,
and as I pointed out before,
.you have;, to ask of us."
repeated Dr. Lapping.
Another area in which the
farmers could ask for assist-
ance is with technical prob-
lems on the farm. The
school's director said it would
try its best to aid in any way.
He envisions the demands
on the school to be such that it
won't be able to comply with
all requests. For now, he
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admits, "the plate's not
full".
Ot' the four t'a4ulty mem-
hers, two. are former res%
dwgs of Huron County,
George Penfold, a diener
planner with Huron County
and Harry Cummings, pre-
viously of Clinton. Jokingly,
Dr. Lapping said this would
give the school an "awfully
distorted ;perspective" in
Huron.
' REGIONAL DIRECTORS
Prior to the guest speaker.
the federation named its
directors for the five regions
in the county.
In Huron north _east, the
director is Gerry Fortune of
RRT,i Winghant with dele-
gates Eric Prescott of RR3.
Brussels. Doug Fortune of
RRI, Winghant and Brian
Jeffray of RR2. Winghant.
In Huron north west, the
director is Merle Gutiby of
RRI, Dungannon and the
delegates are Walter Elliott
of'RRI, Lucknow, Jim Hunter
of RRI, Belgrave and Tony
McQuail of RRI. Luckno%.
In Huron cast central the
director is John Nesbitt of
farmers hear
RR2. Blyth. 1 he delegates
are Doug Garniss of RR4,
Winghant, John Van Beers of
RRI. Blyth, and Carol Finch
of RRL C'linton.'
Huron west central's di-
rector is Jim McIntosh of
RR-I,'Seuforth. The delegates
are Bob Coleman of Kippen,
Ivan McClymont of Varna and
Stan McElwain of RR2, God-
erich.
Paul Klopp of RR3, Zurich
has been named director for
the Huron south region. The
delegates are Albert Erb of
RR2, Zurich, Ralph Geiger of
RR2. Zurich and Greg Love of
RRI, Zurich.
A new president, vice-
presidents and directors -at -
large will be elected al the
annual meeting on Friday,
Oct. '8.at-the Bru.sse.Is,..Morris
and Grey Community Centre,
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