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RDOP hears from local people
2036 to 4146
646 to 16"
The Rural Development
Outreach Project (RDOP),
funded by the W.K. Kellogg
Foundation and operated by
the University of Guelph,
held an informal reception in
Wingham recently to
discover what the people of
Huron County really think of
the program.
The project has operated
in Huron County,
particularly the Wingham
and Turnberry Township
area, for the past two and a
half years.
Vivienne Newnham of
Seaforth, attending on behalf
of the Van Egmond
foundation, thanked the
RDOP for their assistance in
providing funds for student
Marlene Turnbull to
catalogue historical materials
at the home last summer.
Mrs. Newnham said
having Ms. Turnbull working
at the house was "A terrific
beginning for us." She
added the RDOP's help got
the foundation started in an
organized way, since "we
didn't have the expertise to
do it ourselves.
Gerry Ginn, former
warden of Huron County,
said the country has gained
considerably from the
RDOP's involvement in the
area. He said when someone
left Goderich Township
$192,000 to build a township
hall, the RDOP helped
organize public participation
sessions to discuss plans and
location of the hall. He said
township-organized
meetings attracted only
about 30 people, but the
meeting organized through
the RDOP outreach program
attracted over 100
participants.
He told RDOP staff, "We
in Huron still have a little bit
we could learn." He said the
staff shouldn't get
discouraged since "in staid
old Huron, it takes time to
change."
Inge Wraith of Wingham,
who worked on the RDOP
transporation study with
senior citizens, said, she
thinks .the project has been
valuable in demolishing the
ivory tower image of the
university and would like to
see it continue its
involvement in the
community.
She said the study proved
there was a lack of
transporation in the north of
the.county and that "many of
the solutions rested on the
shoulders of volunteers,"
She said the RDOP
provided leadership and
awareness in studying the
problem. As a result of the
study, a local bus driver is
offering once a month trips to
either Kitchener-Waterloo or.
London and volunteers are
transporting senior citizens
to events in the area.
Mrs. Wraith said her only
criticism was she felt the
RDOP's direction was
disappointing and said she
di dn't realize the project
was taking a non directive
approach in their work in the
county.
Professor Tony Fuller of
, the University of Guelph
.praised Louise Marritt, the
local o-ordinator of the
project who lives and works
in the Wingham area, for her
involvement with the
community.
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