HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1979-05-02, Page 3INFORMATION
MEETING
for the Huron County
Re: Haemophilius
Pneumonia
panel
discussion
with Dr. Ernest Sanford, Huron Park; Dr. Soren
Rosenthal, University of Guelph; Dr. Mike Weber,
University of Guelph; Dr. Friendship, Seaforth
Veterinary Clinic.
at the Londesboro Community Hall
THURSDAY, MAY 10.
8:00 p.m.
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Blyth Centre for the Arts
Presents a
SPRING FESTIVAL
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featuring 50 of Ontario's finest artisans
and antique dealers
SAT. MAY 19
10 am - 5 pm
Blyth Community Centre
Admission 50c
Special Advance tickets
now available
Also featuring Huron County's
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PREPARATIONS — This Bell telephone
employee was busy one day last week marking
out where the telephone lines were so the
people digging sewers would know what areas
to avoid.
(Photo by Langlois)
Committee
discusses
sewer work
Engineers from Burns-Ross and
representatives of Brussels council, the
PUC, the contractors and Ian DesLaurier
from the Maitland Valley Conservation
Authority met in the old Brussels arena on
. Thursday to discuss steps necessary to
proceed with the construction of sewers.
Sewer constructon was underway on Mill
Street on Tuesday.
' The old arena is the headquarters for the
engineers and contractors on the project.
At the first meeting there was a problem
concerning which lots were buildable ones
along the riverfront as one of the first streets
the contractor proposed to start working on
was Mill Street which runs beside the river.
Mr. DesLauriers wasn't sure about
connection services to some vacant lots
which, he thought weren't buildable because
they are on the flood plain.
Currently that area is in the Hurricane
Hazel flood plain. The Ministry of the
Environment would like to see that changed
to the hundred year flood plain but that's a
decision that has to be approved by council.
The hundred year flood plain is where
history has shown that a flood plain hasn't
come up higher than a certain point in 100
years.