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Morris-Turnberry will seek a
meeting with North Huron over a
proposal to require North Huron
staff to be on hand for any events at
the Belgrave Community Centre
requiring a liquor permit.
Councillor Paul Gowing, a
member of the community centre’s
board, said he had attended North
Huron council where motions
putting that proposal in place had
been deferred. He noted that the two
municipalities have an agreement to
share the deficit at the centre and if
North Huron takes actions that might
increase the deficit, it would affect
taxpayers in Morris-Turnberry.
“They’ve already lost functions
because people want alcohol at
Christmas parties,” said Nancy
Michie, administrator, clerk-
treasurer.
***
The collapse of a joint policing
proposal between several
municipalities will have little effect
on Morris-Turnberry, Michie said.
The estimate is that policing will
cost the municipality about 7.6 per
cent more in 2009, about the same as
it would have if the joint contract
had gone forward.
***
Michie was presented with a
bracelet with the municipal crest on
it in honour of completing 30 years
with the municipality.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 2008. PAGE 33.
Gone skatin’
The students of East
Wawanosh Public School
made the trip down to the Blyth
Community Centre last week
for some free skating on the
last week of school. Dianne
Klages, left, and Chasity
Irvine-Caesar were among
those hitting the ice. (Shawn
Loughlin photo)
Many thanks to
our customers
COUSINS
CONSTRUCTION
Ken, Sheila & family
Over the past few years, the use of candles in the home has greatly increased — and
so has the number of fires caused by candle misuse. The Ontario fire service offers
the following tips for the safe use of candles.
Secure your candles in sturdy holders and, if possible, place glass chimneys or
shades on them. Keep lit candles out of the reach of children and pets. and well
away from any combustible materials. An unattended candle is an invitation to
disaster, so don't forget to snuff out your candles before leaving the room or going
to bed.
Remember to keep all matches and lighters out of the sight and reach of children.
Have a safe and Merry Christmas
Fire Chief Murray McArter
Brussels Fire Department
Please accept this load
of good cheer,
along with our thanks
for your business this year!
Have a great holiday!
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By Gail DobieCall 519-526-7539PEOPLE AROUND AUBURN
Wishing you and yours a safe and
blessed Christmas time.
Most folks are focusing on family
and friends over this holiday season
so not too much news happening. I
hope that you make some good
memories.
There is a Christmas eve service
at Huron Chapel Evangelical
Missionary Church at 7:30 p.m.
M-T to meet
with North
Huron
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