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Obituaries JEAN ISABEL (HEIBIEN) FOXJean Isabel (Heibein) Fox of RR1,Blyth, passed away at SeaforthCommunity Hospital on Sunday,
July 4, 2010. She was in her 85th
year. Jean was born in Grey
Township on October 28, 1925.
Jean was the beloved wife of the
late Vic Fox, who predeceased her
on January 17, 1981. She was the
dear sister of Stan Heibein and wife
Maureen of Milverton, Kathleen
Bridge of Goderich, Ruth Parkhouse
of Atwood, Julenia Draper of
Brussels, Jack Heibein of Guelph,
Joyce Jones and husband Fred of
Milverton, Phyllis Hanna and
husband Thomas of Whitby, Bill
Heibein and wife Debbie of
Listowel and Lloyd Heibein of
Listowel.
She was also loved by her several
nieces and nephews.
She was predeceased by her
parents George and Charlotte
(Candler) Heibein, sisters Gertie
Lambkin and Mabel, Evelyn and
Joy, all in infancy, nieces Brenda,
Pamela, Sherry and Patricia and
nephew Scott.
Friends were received by the
family from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on July
7 as well as one hour prior to the
funeral service conducted from the
Schimanski Family Funeral Home
on Thursday, July 8 at 11 a.m. Pastor
Sandra Cable of Brussels United
Church officiated.
Pallbearers were Jeff Heibein,
Garry Bridge, Robbie Mitchell,
John Lammerant, Don Lammerant
and Kyle Watts. Interment is in
Brussels Cemetery.
As expressions of sympathy,
memorial donations may be made to
the Van Egmond Foundation, PO
Box 1033, Egmondville, ON N0K1W0.Online condolences may be madeat: www.schimanskifamilyfuneral
home.com
LOGAN MURDOCK
HALLAHAN
“Our brave little Monkey”, Logan
Murdock Hallahan of Belgrave,
passed at Wingham and District
Hospital on Saturday, July 10, 2010.
He was three years old.
He was the beloved little man of
Dwight and Janice (McLeod)
Hallahan and deeply missed by his
big brother Dawson.
He was the dear grandson of Papa
Murdock “Doc” and Grandma
Eleanor McLeod, Nana Alfreda
Hallahan, all from Walkerton and
Gramps Ray Hallahan of Blyth. He
will also be missed by godparents
Aunt Healy and Uncle “Beaky”
Jason Balzer of Listowel and Uncle
Kevin and Aunt Sylvia McLeod of
Hamilton. Logan was a special
cousin of Camden, Hudson, Dana,
Grant and Corey.
Visitation was held at McBurney
Funeral Home, Wingham, Ontario
on Wednesday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Mass of
Christian Burial will be held at
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic
Church today (July 15) at 11:30 a.m.
Father K.P. Morrison and Rev.
Kevin McLeod will be officiating.
Interment is in Wingham Cemetery,
Wingham.
Memorial donations to Children’s
Hospital of Western Ontario or the
Wingham and District Hospital
would be appreciated as expressions
of sympathy.
Online condolences may be left at
www.mcburneyfuneralhome.com
At their July 6 meeting, Morris-Turnberry councillors worked their
way through amendments to the
bylaw that sets the rules guiding
council.
It took nearly an hour and a half
for councillors to look at possible
changes to the 25-page document
that acts as a constitution for the
municipality.
Among the changes is a
clarification of the method of
choosing the deputy mayor. The
position will be filled by a councillor
from the ward in which the mayor
does not reside. Nominations can be
made from the councillors elected in
that ward.
Vote is by secret ballot of all
council members. If there is a tie
vote, the deputy-mayor will be
chosen by lot.
If none of the councillors from the
ward wants to put his or her name
forward for deputy-mayor, the
position is open to anyone on
council.
Also adopted was a requirement
for councillors to disclose gifts
received. A special form will be
created that members can fill in to
report the gift.
Council also clarified what
constitutes adequate notice for a
change of meeting date or location.
***
Morris-Turnberry will consult its
animal control officer before making
any changes to its dog control bylaw.
Councillors were presented with
information at their July 6 meeting
showing that other municipalities
allow from two to four dogs in urban
areas. The information was
requested by councillors at an earlymeeting after they were asked toconsider allowing a Belgrave dogowner to keep a third small housedog despite the bylaw that limits the
number of dogs to two per
household in urban areas.
Information showed Central
Huron, Huron East and North Huron
allow up to four dogs in urban areas
while Howick has no limit. Goderich
allows a total of four pets – dogs or
cats. Bluewater allows three dogs
and South Huron two.
But Councillor Paul Gowing
suggested the need to talk to Bob
Trick, the animal control officer
before proceeding. “We wouldn’t
change a bylaw (in other areas)
without talking to staff,” he said.
Trick might not have any issue
with a change but his experience
with other municipalities should be
sought, Gowing said.
***
Council agreed to donate $20,000
for the Belgrave Community Centre
for 2010, despite the objections of
one councillor.
Councillor Bill Thompson said he
felt $20,000 was “a bit high”, given
what other community centres
receive.
But Gowing pointed out that
council had always tried to match the
donation of North Huron to the
Belgrave centre. It would actually
take $22,000 to match North
Huron’s contribution this year, he
said.
***
Now that North Huron has
approved a bylaw covering the
property to be used for a new
elementary school on the edge of
Wingham, the Huron County
planning department will need to
look at how this affects the bylaw forthe portion of the property that’s inMorris-Turnberry.Carol Leeming, planner forMorris-Turnberry, said the Morris-
Turnberry proposed planning
amendment would need to be re-
examined in light of the North
Huron approval.
***
Gary Pipe was officially sworn in
as director of public works and
drainage commissioner for Morris-
Turnberry.
In his report to council he said a
call for tenders had been sent out for
paving in Belgrave with the
work likely to be completed in
mid-October. Reconstruction
of Turnberry-Culross Road has
begun.
***
Adjoining landowners in Lower
Town Wingham will be approached
to see if they agree with the closure
of parts of Albert, Patrick and Stacey
Streets as requested by David Ste.
Marie who owns much of the
adjoining lands. The costs of the
procedure would be shared by
benefiting parties.
***
Councillor Lynn Hoy asked that
council consider seeking out more
information on solar installations,
saying he was hearing the there
might be problems with some of the
large solar panels.
“I have a feeling we should know
where they are and what’s going on,”
he said.
***
Council agreed to hold two
meetings in August, on August 3 and
24. Some years council has had only
one August meeting but the work
load this year requires two meetings.
By Keith RoulstonThe CitizenCouncil amends procedural by-law