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Recently Bernice and Gordon
Gross, Lawrence and Jean Plaetzer
and Nancy Park visited Fordwich to
celebrate the special birthday of a
former resident. Former Auburn
resident Lois Haines celebrated her
95th birthday and was happy to
spend it with plenty of friends and
family members.
Jean reports that Lois is still the
same happy and jolly person that
she was in her days in Auburn.
While in Fordwich, the group also
visited Nancy’s brother William
Anderson, who also lives in the
area.
NEWS
FROM AUBURN
By Koreen
Moss
519-526-1060
kandkmoss@
sympatico.ca
PEOPLE AROUND
AUBURN
Former Auburn resident
celebrates 95 years
Impaired snowmobile driver fined, on prohibitionBrandon Hull of Wingham pledguilty in Wingham court on Feb. 16to impaired operation of a
snowmobile stemming from an
incident on Dec. 30 in Wingham.
Crown Attorney Laura Grant said
Hull was operating a snowmobile on
Victoria Street West with very littlesnow on the road when a nearbypolice officer activated
the emergency lights on his
cruiser in an attempt to stop the
vehicle.
The officer pursued the
snowmobile and eventuallyapprehended the driver. Upontalking to the driver, the officer
noticed a strong odour of alcohol
coming from the driver’s helmet,
Grant said, and also observed that
the driver was slurring his speech
and had red, bloodshot and glazedover eyes.The officer then administered a
sobriety test to the driver which
registered with 165 and 155
milligrams of alcohol in 100
millilitres of blood.
Duty Counsel Tim Mcdonald
stated that Hull had no similar
record and that he had just bought
the snowmobile and admitted that
what he did was “stupid” and
“wrong”.
Judge R.G.E. Hunter gave Hull a
$1,000 fine and a 12-month driving
prohibition. Hull has six months to
pay the fine.PRELIMINARY HEARINGCorey Breen will face a trial in
Goderich with a pretrial to be held
on March 7 in Goderich and
assignment court to be held on April
27 in Goderich.
Breen is charged with theft over
$5,000, two counts of thefts under
$5,000 and one count of possession
of stolen property.
Hunter found enough evidence for
the issue to go to trial after a
preliminary hearing held in
Wingham where four witnesses
were examined.
Building permits in Ashfield-
Colborne-Wawanosh (ACW) may
have continued on a downward
spiral this year but the kinds of
structures being built and the
value of them show signs of
recovery.
Over-all, 160 permits were issued
by the township in 2011 according
to a report Kirk Livingston provided
to ACW Council during its Jan. 24
meeting, a number that is down from
2010’s 164 permits and down
further from 2009’s 170 permits
issued.
However, when looking at the
numbers, it seems more big-ticket
buildings are being created.
New residential dwellings were up
35 per cent in ACW in 2011 over
2010’s numbers and three new
seasonal dwellings were built up
from zero in 2010.
The majority of the new buildings
were created in Colborne Ward,
specifically in Meneset campground
where 11 modular homes were
erected as well as three houses and
one cottage. Ashfield ward saw three
cottages and two houses built while
Wawanosh ward had the least
amount of construction with
three houses and one triplex being
built.
The total cost of building fees
collected was up substantially as
well. In 2011 $94,851 was collected
through building costs while 2010
saw $65,645.53 collected.
The value of construction also
increased dramatically with
$11,857,745 being reportedly spent
on construction in the municipality
in 2011, a significant increase from
2010’s $8,657,668 and 2009’s
$7,981,668.
The total area of new construction
in 2011 was 25,911 metres squared.
ACW permits down, value up
By Denny Scott
The Citizen
By Madelaine Higgins
The week of Monday, Feb. 13 to
Friday, Feb. 17 at St. Anne’s
Catholic Secondary School was a
busy one.
On Monday the Nordic ski team
attended the WOSSAA meet in
Duntroon where the 14 skiers on the
senior teams succeeded in their
divisions and will be travelling to
OFSAA next week. Also on
Monday, the junior and senior
basketball teams played at Stratford
Central Public School and the swim
team had practice at Vanastra.
On Feb. 14, Valentine’s Day, the
student cabinet arranged themselves
in the front foyer and encouraged
students to write on their hands with
markers, sharing something they
loved. This activity ties in with the
school’s theme for this year of
Hands Up!
On Wednesday, there was an
applause breakfast recognizing the
unsung heroes of the school and the
curling team had a bonspiel at the
Exeter Curling Club. The girls’
hockey team had a game in Clinton
and the swim team had practice at
Vanastra. Late in the afternoon,
Grade 8 visitors from surrounding
elementary schools had the chance
to visit St. Anne’s.
On Thursday, Feb. 16, students
and staff had their first snow/ice day
of the school year, and the movie
night featuring Footloose was
cancelled until further notice.
Finally, on Friday, the midget girls
volleyball team played at St. Mary’s
District Collegiate and Vocational
Institute and the entire school began
looking forward to a three-day
weekend with Family Day falling on
Monday, Feb. 20. The student
cabinet continues to prepare for the
rescheduled Winter Fest
event which will now be held on
Feb. 29 in the afternoon at the
school.
Nordic team going to OFSAA