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THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2001. PAGE 27.
North Huron leases land for park project
By Bonnie Gropp
Citizen editor
North Huron council gave its sup-
port to a proposal that would see the
old pool in Wingham revitalized as a
sprinkler park.
Ruth Anne Hamel and Helen
Brown attended the Monday night
meeting to discuss plans for new
playground equipment. Hamel said
that following council's advice from
an earlier meeting the pair had
looked into getting a Trillium grant.
One of the suggestions that came
from this, Hamel said, was to bring
on board the local service clubs. In
the fall, she spoke to the four organ-
izations in Wingham and have
received whole-hearted support.
Laughter,
the Best Medicine®
My new clerk followed directions
quickly and without question. When
I asked her to type up a travel
advance for 1,500 Belgian francs,
she soon gave me the form to sign.
I noticed, however, that it read
"1,500 Belgian franks." "You've
spelled francs incorrectly," I told her.
"Please change it to a 'c'." She took
the form from me and returned
with a revised one. It read, "1,500
Belgian cranks."
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While one aspect of the project is
the removal of the playground equip-
ment at Riverside Park, Hamel said
they have also been considering
whether replacement here is the best
location. "Our focus went to the old
pool park, which is not just ideal but
it would be wonderful to have a
sprinkler park in the old pool."
This would be a free-flowing sys-
tem that would require no staff
supervision as there is not standing
Huron OPP report conducting five
separate RIDE checkpoints over the
past weekend, Dec. 15 and 16.
A total of 380 vehicles were
stopped at various locations through-
out the county. No persons were
arrested for drinking, driving
offences. One driver received a 12-
hour suspension and three liquor
charges were laid as well as one traf-
fic offence.
Sappy 50th
Anniversary
Hielke & Teresa
water. It would run at scheduled
hours.
"We want to look at the whole
community. I think that's what can
make this unique," said Hamel.
A committee of 10, with represen-
tation from the service clubs, has
been formed. A stipulation for the
Trillium grant application said
Hamel is that the land for the park be
leased from the municipality at a
minimal cost for a five to seven year
period. "They won't even consider
you for a grant unless you have that
in place."
Insurance and liability would be
covered under the township's exist-
ing insurance. Dan Cousins, director
of recreation facilities agreed that
there would be minimum impact on
the premium because the committee
was proposing taking an old system
and putting it up to code.
Hamel said the committee's goal
was to have the equipment layout
complete, the lease in place and the
application filled out by March.
Asked for comment, Cousins said
he had been contacted by the group
about the idea early in the process.
He spoke on their research and the
fact that he had been kept informed
of the progress.
On-going - maintenance for the
playground would be monitored by
recreation staff.
In conclusion Cousins said he
"strongly" supported the effort.
Council passed a motion leasing
the land for $1 per year.
LINDSAY ANDERSON
Lindsay attended the University
of Waterloo where she received
a degree in the Honours Math/
Accounting Co-op Program and
a Post-Baccalaureate Diploma
in Accounting. In September
she successfully passed the
Uniform Final CA Exam (UFE).
Lindsay is employed with BDO
Dunwoody LLP Chartered
Accountants in London. Con-
gratulations. Your family is very
proud of you and your achieve-
ments.
OPP check 380 vehicles
in week 2 of RIDE
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Rose, son of Fran and the late
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