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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT
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519-887-9922. 17-4
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WANTED TO BUY – STANDING
timber. Free quotes. All logs prepaid
before logging. Presently looking for
ash and soft maple. K. Shea
Logging, 519-345-2048. 19-2
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PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 2012. Classified Advertisements
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• For tender forms and other particulars contact:
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Rhea Hamilton Seeger’s
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on the
Huron Home and
Garden Guide
section of our website
www.northhuron.on.ca
May 4 North Huron Township
Councillors sat down with Huron-
Bruce MPP Lisa Thompson to
discuss the issues that face the
township and what kind of support
councillors need from her.
“We had a good back and forth
discussion with Lisa on a number of
the topics we felt were important,”
Reeve Neil Vincent explained. “I
thank her for taking the time to go
through all those things with us.”
A press release from the township
elaborated on the issues that were
discussed, highlighting the
following issues as items that were
dealt with:
• A need for funding to improve
financial sustainability.
• The Drummond Report’s
recommendations.
• Full-day kindergarten programs
and what impacts it will have on
municipally-owned and operated
child care services.
• The Ontario Municipal
Partnership Fund’s reduced
transfers.
• Issues directly affecting North
Huron such as amalgamations,
doctor recruitment expenses, rural
severances, hospital funding,
alternative energy, downtown
revitalization, arts and culture
funding and the local airport.
• Requiring provincial decisions to
be evaluated from a rural standpoint
before implementation.
“We need the provincial
government to understand and
respond to the specific issues and
challenges facing North Huron and
other small rural municipalities,”
Vincent said in a press release
regarding the meeting. “I know Lisa
will continue to raise our concerns in
the Ontario Legislature as well as
promote North Huron’s strengths
and opportunities with key ministers
and decision-makers.”
Vincent said, in a following
council meeting, that Thompson has
a very good understanding of where
the township’s interest lies and what
its thoughts are on the
aforementioned issues and believes
she will continue to represent the
area well.
NH meets with Thompson,
believes in her leadership
By Denny Scott
The Citizen