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"URIC" EXPC9 JTOR, MAY 2'3, .1990,
$Y SUSANo 113 tree brake in twa during Cee wind , ' nide reached speeds= up to 60 km/h
ugh winds and rani were prelevent with the brokenliand footbridmb, across the .'Path g t0 ilio ,km/h, It rained
kq ge limb had eve and. vault thunderstorms
Hurgn County last >veelC, csusu g damage fallen in the oplwsili te on damage Ogg , in places; h3any :outdoor •
Iangled eta **lune beim dcuie to a
n fortfs.Eioat�sa%wa lar In fence• on Bveztis rte area 'school* t cancelled due
e tt z *ate pro rty and a house
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aforth' optimists would like
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handise for our first atlnuai
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WE ARE SO CONFIDENT
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iAia's blown' down liy'the wirltt Tb01 imp tan
exafo�lh,,
taking, the foot:'
lls ' to reads proposal
v7nile the • selective �abapdoninent of rail • / . ?'We ve got a maryelousj
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service may' make some commuters abandoned railroad right:* -way are ,d
the y: the, Ontario' Traits Council has for creating linear green parks >or p
four an alternative for abando0,441 y round recreational activities; ¶hese.par
rnght of way tliat is bound to p)ease'nnany can be used. by everyone families; younl.
Ontarians and the mature adult alike„13i,1.0..tereon
The Ontario Tracts Council (OTC) wants tleetmg the; new rail traits? tagith existing
to convert abandoned;reilway corridors titratlgka province -wide netwgttk Would be
to multi purpose, yer-round 'recreational created If ;!s a; boonr,to tour conserva
trails for walkers,: hikers, joggers, tion, tmprovmg the environment, '"health
nattuahsts,�eyc ista, ipree.siders, cross and fitness=and trail interest -groups:'•'
countrti skiers, snowtrtohilers` and the
disabled At its second annual niegtirtg, McCollum esthnates 63 percent, sor mere
held :at Black Creek Pioneer Village tfiday, than fivelnidli eir otations 7participate in
the OOC eleased its report, "Timis for To• tt•,ail related; a ' ties
day and Tondorrow 1 binverting Ontario's ' When•a raiil�gale.-0001,,dor is abandoned, it
Abandoned Rail Corridors to Recreational is offered fo sale'first til' the federal .
Trails.”•• goVe e ' . rt►m pt,;: taien successive to the pro-
vineial govertteat; . muntc pal govern-
• Alined primarily at the Provinciafl motifs' adjacent:' d, owners and all. tither
,Government, the report requests govern- interested banking
- a;
- meet officials to purchase and land bank Land bantling bye she t glean al tavern-
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existing and afore went protects the. strategically valuable
abandoned d. (uta corridors across On- rail corridor's 'from being: lost to private
trite.:• The OTCa designateddo 21 existing de"velopment. It ensures, liYeir availability
xist• g for .• trails, parklandy utility, corridors or
abandoned corridors that have the highest f possible future rail eerriiline,
priority to make an interconnecting •trail . Says.MgCullum, "'the crucial task is to
system throughout Ontario. 'Once. the get the government to agree ,to;.purcliSse
railway corridors have been secured. by the the land and',then land bank 'the property.
Ontario government, the -OTC is suggesting - Because once -lost, It's lost"ferever." -
a partnership among the government, .the', McCallum points out that converting
OTC and various municipal governments, rails to trails has' been successful in other
trail interests groups, and private enter- countries. • tinder the llails+ to: Trails Con -
prise to developand maintain the trails. servency•in the United States, 230'eaii Con -
riders in 33 states have been converted to
Ontario 'Trails Council president mayis rail trails. The Bermuda' government con-
McCuilum says the abandoned railway cor- verted its -31 -Mile rail Bine that, runs along
riders offer/ the least costsolution for the seacoast into a multi -use trail; which
creating an Ontario trail network: has become a popular tourist attraction
alines( iQO,kin/
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S.).(CIIANGE STUDENTS Huron Centennial students pair up With their twins' -from
Quebec at a welcoming party at the school. The Quebec students are in the area
for one week as part of an exchange student program. Oxford photo,
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