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�nriah three..• properties as • would be.fox_the town to
wino* possible acquisition areas donate the woodlot to the
;sed a and that the Industrial Authority at a: nominal
iesdayto Park woodlot was one of fee with the Authority to
council them, He outlined three develop an maintainit.
..w dldt in the alternatives for the And th third alter-
+rfust>rialParkret iain.in committee in .case they .native, . he suggested,
a developmental zone and wanted to proceed with would be for the town to
that the ownership,of it be the woodlot project., sell the woodlot to the
retained , in the town's The first alternative, he Authority with the
name. ° said, would be to turn the Authority to develop it.
is mothnfollowed.a woodlot over: 'to the " Alternatives two and
,presentation by GEDC' Authority to develop and three would require a
chairman Dave. Gower' manage and when plan ''and' Ministry ap-
who. is . also chairman of . completed, the Authority
the Maitland Valley would return the property,
Conservation Authority. to. the town for local
He stated that the management.
Authority had identified The second alternative
prooval, said Gower. •
There would also be the
possibility that the
ownership could reniain
in the name of the- town
with the Authority to
_ manage the project, he
added.
After a long discussion,
the corlmittee felt that it
would be best to leave the
woodlot like it iS at
present 'to keep all op-
tions. open for future use.
The necessity for access
'to the land east of the '
woodlot was of% of the.
prime considerations.
Itwas also rioted fhat
people oriented activities
in the 'industrial Park
..may cause problem's with
regard to tresspassing
and vandalism on
Industrial Park prbperty.
Labatts balloon at Dungannon celebrations
BY MARIE PARK
Colin Chisholm has
returned home following
surgery in London.
There were 11 tables of
euchre at the Agriculture
Hall on Wednesday
evening. Lady winners
were Ilia, Pollock -and
Jean Errington while the
gents were Jack
Errington and Morris
Ivers: Benson Finnigan
won the door prize.
Randy Kerr of the bar
committee, for the bir-
thday- celebrations,
reports that ' they have
decided, to use the
Labatts company beer
tent, plus the large
balloon which will be
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giving rides to the public
on the Saturday, August
2. He also reports that
people are making good
use of the hall as it• is
rented right up into April.
Brenda and ° Barbara
Nivins celebrated their
5th birthdaxs on Saturday
by having a few little
friends in.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Moulton of Simcoe visited
with Mrs. Lill McDonald
one day last week.
Mrs. Fred Stirling and,
Harold of Thamesville
spent the weekend with
her mother, Mrs: Robert
Irvin.
Carol Nivins, Kathie
Stanbury, Sandy
McWhin,ney, Diane -Park
and Lynda McNee at-
tended ..the Agricultural
Society Convention, held
in Toronto on Wednesday
and Thursday of last
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The February meeting
at the home of Mrs. Olive
Blake began' with a
dessert luncheon served
by Mrs. Bessie' McNee
and Mrs. Donna Alton.
Mrs. Amy Wiggins and
Mrs. Donna Alton were in
charge of the program
which included a Bible
reading from James: 14;
the Japanese version of
the 23rd Psalm; a
reading, We Are ,One in
the Spirit; excerpts from
an article, "What it's
Like to be a Christian in
n', and-discussion-in—
study
nd-d:iscussi.on.in-study groups.
Mrs. Bessie McNee
presided for the business
part of the meeting,
Minutes were read by
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The committee
received and, filed several
.pieces. of ,cerre.spondenee
including a letter from'
the Planning Board
advising that it would
deal .:with the- unzoned.
land in the Industrial
Park at a meeting on
March 12 and that. it
.would be preparedto;
make required rezoning
and Official Plan changes
at that meeting, "The
Board has asked for a
presentation from . ,the
GEDC at that time.
The committee felt that
due to the complexities of
the Official. Plan update
and its presentation to
Planning Board, that a
special meeting should be
held to formulate the
presentation. This
meeting is to be held at
noon on March 5.
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The Huron County Pork Producers Association had
a full house at the Clinton Legion last Wednesday,
for-.. their- _annual meeting, and heard. that over-
production and low prices are in store this year.
Douglas - Farrell, right, vice-chairman of the
Marketing Board talked with John Van Beers, left,
of RR 1, Blyth, and Merle Gunby, president of the
Huron C&unty Federation of Agriculture. (News
Record photo)
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