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Roads, water and sewer lines
beginning at Bridges community
By Susan Hundertmark
Expositor Editor
Earth - m o v i n g
equipment is on the go
this week at the Bridges
of Seaforth development
as the roads and servicing
begin for the new 248 -
home adult lifestyle
community.
"It's quite exciting.
This is the start of it all,"
says developer Bill
MacLean.
MacLean says work
will continue all winter
on the roads and water
and sewer lines of the
development.
As well, three model
homes will start being
built at the end of
February or beginning of
March. One will serve as
a sales office while the
other two will become
finished homes.
Because holes of the
Seaforth Golf Club are in
the process of beilig
moved, MacLean says the
development's recreation
centre will. not begin
being built until summer,
possibly July.
MacLean said recently
that 13 homes have been
sold so far, closing in on
Sewage and water pipes were on hand at the scene as earth -moving equipment began
preparing for road construction and servicing to the 248 -home Bridges of Seaforth
adult community.
a first-year target of 20
homes.
"To sell 13 homes
without any roads or
model homes to show yet
is quite outstanding," he
said recently.
The 13 who are buying
homes come from Exeter,
London, Kitchener and
Toronto.
As well, 40 to 50
couples have told the
Bridges' sales office they
want to be called in the
spring when the model
homes are built and can
be viewed.
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OFA President Ron Bonnett visits Huron/Perth
Monday, Feb. 7: open meeting at Kurtzville Community
Centre - 8 p.m.
Tuesday, Feb. 8: public meeting at the Masonic Lodge in
Exeter (directly behind OPP station on
Hwy. #4) 1:30 p.m.
These are open meetings for OFA membe d
non-members to hear President Ron speak about
what OFA has done for their members in the past
year and what they are currently working on. This
is also a time for the public to ask questions and
give comments and suggestions to Ron.
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Crisis
intervention
program
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to
NEW FURNITURE AND ELECTRONIC
UNRESERVED PUBLIC
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Seaforth
A ti ir N
By Susan Hundertmark
Expositor Editor
The Huron Perth Crisis
Intervention program is
relocating from Goderich's
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital to
Seaforth Community
Hospital at the beginning of
April.
After eight years in
Goderich, the community
mental health service is
leaving Goderich because of
renovations being done at
the Goderich hospital.
"They had to take our
room away in Goderich and
gave us a closet. Seaforth
gave us a room and it's
wonderful - a large office
that's hehven on earth," says
Ruth Beckman, program
director of mental health
services, Perth.
Established in 1998, the
crisis intervention program
is one of the Huron Perth
Healthcare Alliance's
community health programs
and provides a 24-hour
crisis line for Huron and
Perth residents along with
six to eight-week crisis
counselling.
The program recently
received increased funding
to enhance the crisis
counselling with one
additional staff person who
should be hired by the end
of March, says Beckman.
"It should ease the burden
on local psychiatrists," she
says.
The Seaforth office will
be staffed from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. Monday to Friday.
Beckman says the
Alliance board was very
responsive to the crisis
intervention program's need
for a larger office space.
"We got approval in a
week for free space," she
says.
A press release from the
Alliance quotes SCH site
leader Mary Cardinal
welcoming the program to
Seaforth.
"This enhances the
services provided here and
ensures continued timely
access for the residents of
Huron County," says
Cardinal in the press
release.
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