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description: huron@ofa.on.ca or 519-
482-9642. Deadline is February 15,
2011. Only applicants considered will
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AND OTHERS
In the Estate of
Keith James Williamson
All persons having claims against
the Estate of Keith James
Williamson, late of the Municipality
of Huron East, County of Huron,
who died on or about November 5,
2010 are hereby notified to send in
full particulars of their claims to the
undersigned on or before the 21st
day of February, 2011, after which
date the assets will be distributed
having regard only to claims then
received.
DATED at Seaforth, Ontario this
19th day of January, 2011.
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Seaforth, ON N0K 1W0
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Turnberry received a $750 fine and
a 12-month driving prohibition after
being found guilty in Wingham
court on Jan. 20 of failing to stop for
a police officer.
Stafford pled not guilty to the
charge and opted for the matter to
got to a trial, employing the services
of defense attorney William
Mathers.
It was the cross-examination of
crown attorney Teresa Donnelly,
however, that produced testimony
from Stafford which Judge R.G.E.
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made Stafford incredible.
Several witnesses were presented
to Hunter by Donnelly that
established where Stafford was
before he fled police on the evening
of Jan. 13, 2010. These accounts
proved to be the difference, as
Stafford was never officially
apprehended by police as the chase
was eventually called off by the
pursuing officer, Const. Jamie
Leslie of Wingham Police Service
in the interest of public safety.
Leslie testified that he had seen a
black Chevrolet Camaro parked in
front of The Anchor Pub in
Wingham for several hours and had
made a mental note to “keep an eye
out” for the car later in the night in
order to check the sobriety of the
driver.
Sure enough, later that night
while on general patrol, Leslie
observed the Camaro being driven
around Wingham. He said he had to
execute a u-turn in order to catch up
with the vehicle and by the time he
had done so, the vehicle was
unoccupied and parked in the Mac’s
Milk/Coffee Culture parking lot.
Once the occupants (several
witnesses testified to seeing two
people in the car) returned to the car
and began to drive north on
Josephine Street towards Teeswater,
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don’t have the same level of
protection as before, and we
decided that for financial reasons,”
he said. “I can’t argue with them in
good conscience. We thought we
were okay, but the protection isn’t
the same.”
Councillor Roger Watt, who was
not a member of council when the
original decisions were made, said
he would like to see council take
another look at the proposal.
Deputy Reeve Neil Rintoul
wanted to wait until the new fire
building at the Emergency Services
Training Centre in Blyth was
completed, but was out-voted.
“I want to see Blyth as first
response, I want to see them called
first regardless of the building,”
Millian stated. “The sooner we can
set this up the better.”
Millian went on to state that the
amount of work that went into the
current system, while important,
shouldn’t be considered in the
decision making process.
“It is unfortunate that, after all the
work we did, we found out that it
wasn’t the same level of protection,”
he said. “We had extra meetings,
and did extra work, and we honestly
felt that we had done the right thing,
but the more information you learn,
and the more people we had come
forward, the more apparent it
became we didn’t know where we
really were.
“We should have just given them
the money and stayed where we
were,” Millian said.
The proposal will be reviewed at
the Feb. 1 meeting.
M-T man loses
Wingham trial
ACW brings fire
agreement back
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