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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 2012-10-25, Page 26BREMNER. In memory of Fran Bremner who passed away Oct. 29, 2011. MOM By Bonnie Bremner What Will We Remember? When time passes by and our tears are all dry, what memories will stay dear of a mother not here? Above all we’ll remember abundant love and always feel it from above. A mother, grandmother, great- grandmother too, she gave her love equally as always she would do. She taught us to be humble, to be kind and to care, with unconditional love in all that we dared. She set an example to this very day, to always give back in so many ways. We’ll remember family dinners – always room for one more, and a welcoming smile for who walked through the door. She loved special occasions and honoured them all, decorating windows, floats, gardens and having a ball. Whether the Blue Jays, the Leafs or just even her clothes, so often blue was the colour she chose. This memory of blue will always remain as we take our walk down memory lane. We’ll remember her spirit, fun- loving, carefree, the twinkle in her eye was so easy to see. Although she has left and is no longer near, these shared memories we will always hold dear. As we struggle to accept that she had to depart, we know with Dad and Scott, she’s forever in our hearts. – The Bremner family. 42-1 ARE YOU PREGNANT AND unsure about your future? Contact Ramoth House. We can help you discover your parenting potential. You can get more information about our services on our website www.ramoth.ca by phone 519-323- 3751 or email: office@ramoth.ca e4w COCHRANE’S GARAGE – CAR/ Truck/Tractor Trailer, no drip under coating. Call 519-887-8435, 519- 887-9330 or cell 519-525-5443. 41-2 -------------------------------------------- FAXING SERVICE We can send or receive faxes for you for only $1.00 per page. The Citizen, 413 Queen St., Blyth. Phone 519- 523-4792. 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Responsible for leadership of a wide variety of programs through a talented senior team, managing over 600 staff and a budget approaching $100 million, the CAO is Council’s key advisor. The preferred candidate will have relevant post-secondary education, demonstrated successful senior management experience, likely in a municipal setting, and will be an excellent communicator. A strategic thinker with an understanding of the opportunities for rural economic development, the individual will be committed to the delivery of high quality public service. Interested individuals are invited to submit applications by November 8, 2012 to nigel@bellchamber.net or by mail to N.G. Bellchamber & Associates, 35 Ambleside Drive, London, ON, N6G 4M3. In memoriam Services Personals acation propertiesV Vehicles for sale Tenders Tenders FARM FOR SALE BY TENDER John and Jane Hoggart invite tenders for the purchase of their farmlands comprised of Lot 8 and East Half Lot 9, Concession 9, Geographic Township of Hullett, Municipality of Central Huron being 150 total acres more or less with buildings. • For tender forms and other particulars contact: Devereaux Murray Professional Corporation Phone: (519) 527-0850 Email: rhaney@devereauxmurray.ca • Tender to be submitted by 12 noon on Monday, November 5, 2012 • Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted Brides In Huron An on-line resource centre for Huron brides Email us your writeup at norhuron@scsinternet.com www.northhuron.on.ca (click on Brides In Huron) We are looking for stories and photos from Huron County couples. For more information call The Citizen 519-523-4792 Send us a description of your wedding (up to 600 words) and up to 2 photographs and we’ll post them on the Brides in Huron website for one year for no charge. Although a report from Nancy Michie, administrator clerk- Treasurer, to the Oct. 2 meeting of Morris-Turnberry Council, said it was not legally necessary for council to hold a public meeting about changing the composition of council, council voted to hold a public meeting on Thursday, Nov. 1. At the Sept. 18 meeting of council it was proposed to reduce the size of council by two councillors, effective with the 2014 municipal election. There will also be a public meeting on Nov. 20 to discuss the dissolution of the ward system and have all councillors elected at large. Michie said regulations do not require a public meeting but public notice must be given 15 days in advance of passing of the bylaw. *** Councillors approved the draft of the public comment letter to be sent to resident seeking their opinions on fire service in the municipality. The accompanying letter makes it clear that council does not consider this a formal poll, vote or referendum on the issue. The comment sheet asks for property owners’ preference on whether or not to form a Morris- Turnberry Fire Department; join forces with a neighbouring municipality for a joint fire service, or to continue to purchase fire service. It also gives residents an opportunity to suggest another alternative. Anyone interested in serving as a volunteer in a Morris-Turnberry fire department is also invited to indicate interest. The form is to be returned by Nov. 2. *** In his report to council, Steve Fortier, chief building official, reported that to the end of September the value of building activity in Morris-Turnberry totalled $4.35 million. So far there have been permits for eight new residences with a value of $1.9 million. Permits for 13 residential additions worth $565,500 have also been issued. Twenty permits for agricultural accessory buildings have been issued at a value of $747,400. There has been one industrial building permit valued at $547,000 and one commercial permit for a project estimated to cost $300,000. *** Councillors approved a draft letter to be sent to the County of Huron stating their opposition to a mandatory septic system maintenance program. *** Councillors voted to submit an expression of interest to the Ministry of Infrastructure to develop an asset management plan. There had been considerable discussion at the Sept. 18 about the necessity for a $22,500 computer software program to create an asset management plan that will be required by the province for future funding. The Ministry of Infrastructure is offering grants of up to $20,000 for municipalities under 20,000 in population to help them acquire the software. *** Council approved a grant of $12,800 for the Morris-Turnberry share of capital expenses at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre. *** A report on water problems at the Bluevale Hall in August and September showed a total of $3,338 for testing, treatment and repairs, with bills for two further tests still to be submitted. North Huron Township council will meet in Blyth twice next month. Council’s regular meeting is being held at the Emergency Services Training Centre (ESTC) on Blyth Road on Nov. 5 at 7 p.m. and a special meeting with local stakeholders regarding the Blyth Business Retention and Expansion meeting will also be held at the ESTC on Nov. 7 at 7 p.m. During the Nov. 5 meeting, council will be discussing plans related to the sale and redevelopment of East Wawanosh Public School. Council will be sitting as an advisory council while considering the future of the school property at the beginning of the Nov. 5 meeting. NH council schedules two Blyth meetings M-T council composition meeting set Saturday, November 3rd 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Free Admission • Lunch available Featuring: Enjo, Avon, Epicure, Tupperware and much, much more Brussels Legion Home Entrepreneur Show