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Citizens News, May 4, 1977
Assistance requests up
Continued from front page.
plan to introduce reciprocal
borrowing privileges with
libraries in Cambridge, Guelph,
Kitchener, Waterloo, Stratford,
Waterloo Region and Wellington
County.
Cards from neighboring
libraries would be honored, with
the patron responsible for
returning borrowed material to
the original library.
Development approved
Two acres of agricultural land
just south of Lucknow in West
Wawanosh Township will be
allowed to develop residentially,
following council's approval of an
amendment to the county's of-
ficial plan.
There is already one house on
the site, which will be subdivided
into four lots to allow the erection
of three new houses.
J. W. Joynt of Lucknow applied
for the amendment, saying the
small size of the property and its
location indicates an urban
function.
Reeve Ed Oddleifson of
Bayfield expressed a concern the
development might be annexed
by Lucknow, asking for
assurance "we won't lose the
land".
Gary Davidson, county plan-
ning director, told him although
Lucknow is cooperating by
providing water service and
snowplowing, there has been no
talk of annexation.
Reeve Robert Lyons of West
Wawanosh Township told council
he favors allowing development
of the land in question.
Agriculture promoted
County council also approved a
seconaary pian submitted by
Goderich Township, outlining the
direction of future development
in that municipality.
Reeve Ginn reported his
township is under great pressure
from the urban areas of
Goderich, Clinton and Bayfield.
The intent of the secondary plan,
he said, is to remain an
agricultural community while
allowing development of certain
land.
He claimed Goderich is the
first township to come up with the
rural residential designation for
land least suited for agriculture.
This allows development of a
density not to exceed one
dwelling per two acres.
"I think the plan suits the
majority of township residents,"
Mr. Ginn told council, recom-
mending its adoption.
NEW LIBRARIAN — The Zurich branch of the Huron County Library has a new librarian. Left Mrs. Beatrice
Rader watches as the retiring librarian Mrs. Nete Oesch shows the proper method of keeping track of what
books are where, Photo by McKinley
Bd. of Education drops tennis courts
Clinton's Recreation Com-
mittee will be taking over the
funding of tennis courts to be
situated at Central Huron
Secondary School.
The Huron Board of Education
relieved themselves of all con-
struction costs either for initial
instruction or for any additions at
their regular meeting in Clinton
on May 2.
Since the board was involved in
the project, Wintario grants
would have been lessened,
however with the recreation
committee now in charge the
tennis court project will be able
to receive higher grants and the
objective will be reached.
Tom Fox, staff advisor for the
student's council and history
department head at CHSS
reported to the board that money
has been raised and more is being
hoped for.
Included in the recomendations
suggested, the board will share
the cost of upkeep and main-
tenance with the rec. committee
since students as well as the
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community will be using the
courts.
If lights are added the board
will pay for the costs of the hydro
and the tennis facilities will go to
the board if the Town of Clinton
wishes to discontinue use.
The high school will be out of
bounds for the members of the
community but the courts will be
free of use to the public at
designated times.
The tennis courts are to be
located to the rear of the school in
the northwest corner between the
parking lot and sports field.
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