The Citizen, 2003-08-13, Page 19Tenders
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 2003. PAGE 19.
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by the undersigned until August 27, 2003 at 12:00 noon for rental of
the following three separate parcels of land for the years 2004-
2006.
1) Approximately 18 acres of Township farmland located at Lot
10, Concession 6, Eastern Division, Ashfield Ward corner of
Glens Hill Rd and Halls Hill Line
2) Approximately 27 acres of Township farmland located at
Concession 6, Pt N, Pt Lot 24, Wawanosh Ward on Augustine
Line.
3) Approximately 8 acres of Township farmland
located at N H of S H of E H of Lot 24, Concession 14,
Wawanosh Ward on St. Augustine Line.
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Child Abuse
Prevention
Committee
announces
new program
Huron County Child Abuse
Prevention Committee board of
directors, announced that it will be
embarking on a new parent support
program in the fall of 2003.
The program. Managing Family
Life, will be developed through
funding by Health Canada,
Community Action Program for
Children. This initiative, under the
Rural Response for Healthy
Children programming, will provide
residents of several communities
with hands-on parent
support/education programs to be
run simultaneously with children’s
programs.
In the development stages now,
this activity will be done in
conjunction with community
partners in Huron County, in order to
ensure the committee is meeting
family needs and avoiding
duplication of services. The service
will provide on-site activities that
will give families the support and
encouragement they require in
dealing with daily issues and
situations. Children’s programs will
be designed to meet their age level
interests.
In the review of HCCAPC
programs and services, the board of
directors has determined that the
Seaforth Drop-In Centre will close
its doors in mid August.
Programming for the centre will
continue to operate out of Bethel
Bible Church in Seaforth, in a more
limited manner. Families in this
community will continue to be
served through the new program.
This new initiative is not only
exciting for the families of Huron
County; but reflects the ongoing
flexibility in federal funding, which
allows for the meeting of family
needs in communities we serve.
The HCCAPC office is also on the
move The office will move in late
August to 52 Huron St., in Clinton.
This move will amalgamate THE
BUS location (Seaforth) and
existing administrative office in
Clinton
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American mission
Ontario Minister of Agriculture and Food, and Huron-Bruce MPP Helen Johns headed a
delegation representing Ontario’s livestock industry to meet with agriculture secretaries of
M'chigan and Pennsylvania Aug. 12 as they called for *he re-opening of the border, closed
since the single case of BSE in Alberta in May. Also heading south were Ron Wooddisse,
president of the Ontario Cattlemen’s Association, left, and Ron Bonnett, president of the
Ontario Federation of Agriculture. (Photo submitted)