HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1994-05-11, Page 6PAGE 6. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11,1994.
County asks for ratepayers’ co-operation
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the first in a series of meetings and
we invite you to attend, talk to me
or talk to the Planning Committee
to get your concerns expressed. No
site has been chosen yet and it is
not predetermined that one will be,
but we hope a suitable site can be
found."
"When we receive the land
owner's permission to walk his
property and to put down test drills,
it is only then that sites can be
eliminated. It is in the landowner's
best interest to be present for the
walk-on so concerns can be pointed
out to the consultants," said Mr.
Metzger. "We would like to do the
walk-ons as soon as possible and
we are asking for permission to do
so. Il is hoped that testing can be
completed by the end of the year."
Some landowners requested a
split of permission between the
walk-on and drilling. Mr. Metzger
said this could be arranged, but that
the entire process may be
lengthened by doing so.
The properly owners were
assured that any and all damages
sustained by their land and crops
would be compensated for by the
county.
Affected landowners had
received an information package
outlining the site selection process
and what could be expected if their
property was eventually chosen.
Anyone interested in the informa
tion can contact the Huron County
Planning Department or copies of
the study should be available in
most local libraries.
The next meetings to discuss
other possible sites are set for May
13 at the Dungannon Senior
Citizens Centre, May 16 at the
Seaforth District Community
Centre and May 19 at the Colbomc
Twp. Hall.
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Sale on Saturday. The wooden toys which had captured
the youngsters' attention were created by their uncle Ray
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Greeters at Londesboro United
Church on Sunday, May 8 were
Ken and Marlene Armstrong.
Ushers were Bert Lyon, Jack Lee,
Bob Trick and Gamet Wright. The
second gospel from John 15: 9-17
was read by Marjorie Duizer. The
sermon topic was "What Baptism
Isn't".
The Junior choir sang two
numbers.
The board of stewards' special
meeting is on Wednesday, May 18
at 8 p.m in the Sunday School
room.
In the announcements Rev. Ross
said he will be at Conference this
week.
This was Baptism Sunday. Those
baptized were Brittany Kathryn
Anne, daughter of Andrew and
Theresa Flowers; David Thomas
and Daryl Edwin Roy, sons of Scott
and Jody Overboe; Corey Marie,
daughter of Tom and Anna Pollard
and Shelby Lynn, daughter of Traci
and Rob Radford.
People
Helping convenor June Fothergill
with this year's Cancer Drive were
Edythe Beacom, Helen Dale and
Florence Cartwright. Total received
in the Londesboro area was
$479.80.
UCW leads church service
Members of Londesboro UCW
will be presenting the church
service Sunday.
The next UCW will be held
Monday, May 16 at 8 p.m in the
Sunday School room. Sam and
Thelma Dougherty will present a
talk about their work with the
group, Hands across the Border.
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