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Vehicles for sale
The Friday night euchre party at
the Cranbrook Hall had six tables at
play. It was hosted by Neil Hatt,
Edna McLellan and Mary Craig.
Share the wealth was won by
Leona McDonald and Mary Craig.
The following were the winners:
travelling lone hand, Helen Dobson;
ladies’ high, Myrna Burnett; ladies’
low, Isabelle Craig; lone hands,
Leota Thompson and Shirley
Kingsley; men’s high, Lloyd Smith
and Adrian Verstoep; men’s low,
Neil Hatt; lone hands, Murray
Hoover.
Lucky tally winners were: Leona
McDonald, Bill Craig, Dorothy
Dilworth, Lloyd Weber, Verna
Crawford, Ross Stephenson, Shirley
Verstoep, Raymond Kingsley, Judy
Hahn, Orval Bauer, Ruth Bauer and
Marion Harrison.
The next euchre will be held on
Friday, Oct. 19 at 8 p.m.
The decision to hand down
boundary bridges to lower-tier
municipalities continues to sit
uneasily with some county
councillors, particularly those in
Huron East.
“We can’t help that we have a lot
of boundary bridges,” said
councillor Joe Seili following the
Oct. 3 meeting of county council.
“And bringing these bridges up to a
five-10-year standard is not a good
enough patch. These are old bridges
and they’re going to need a lot of
work.”
At the meeting, council passed a
recommendation to proceed with the
remediation of several boundary
bridges. Three are in Huron East
with an estimated upgrade total of
$37,000. Two are in Morris-
Turnberry, $52,000; one in Ashfield-
Colborne-Wawanosh, $26,000; two
in Central Huron/Bluewater,
$33,000 and one in South Huron
with no cost.
The recommendation also states
that at the end of the warranty
period, following completion of the
remediation, the bridges will be
removed from the county highway
system.
“This is not treating lower tiers
equally,” said Huron East councillor
Bernie MacLellan. He suggested
that council consider pro-rating the
costs. “It’s going to be hard to
quantify if a bridge needs to be
upgraded. Wait until it does then
pro-rate it. No one pays now, but we
see it’s there at some point.”
Warden Deb Shewfelt of Goderich
said that most other counties have
done this a decade ago, and that he
believed they had all been cash
payments.
“Just because others have done it,
doesn’t mean anything to me,” said
Seili. “I’m dead set against any
downloading to lower tiers,
especially when they have no
intention of lowering part of the tax
levy. It’s the same thing the feds and
the province did.”
Huron East councillors sponsored
the Oct. 1 euchre in Ethel with 11
tables in play.
Winners were: share the wealth,
John Subject, Keith Turnbull; high,
Helen Dobson, John Subject; lone
hands, Hilda Holmes, Murray
Hoover and Ray Kingsley; low,
Ruth Bauer, Jim Smith.
Tally winners were: Earl
McNaughton, Isabelle Craig,
Shirley Verstoep, Bill Craig, Jean
McNaughton, Keith Turnbull, Mary
Craig, Marguerite Beirnes, Shirley
Kingsley, Grace Stewart, Olive
Little, Joan Jacobs, Dorothy Martin,
Ross Stephenson, Myrna Burnett
and Mary Huether.
The next euchre will be held on
Monday, Oct. 15 at 8 p.m.
Women are asked to bring lunch.
6 tables
in play
at Cranbrook
euchre party
Ethel euchre
has 44
out to play
A rookie
Doris Moss chose to exhibit her hand-crafted blankets for
the first time ever at Auburn’s craft show last weekend. It
was the first time she had ever been to a craft show and
organizer Sheila Crowley was pleased that she chose
Auburn. (Shawn Loughlin photo)
HE councillors still not happy
with boundary bridge decision
By Bonnie Gropp
The Citizen
Sometime between 9:30 p.m. Oct.
5 and 7a.m. Oct. 6 a 1996 Yukon
was stolen from a driveway on
Church Street in Huron East. The
vehicle is described as a 1996 GMC
Yukon with licence number Ontario
AVJE186.
If you have any information
regarding this or any criminal
activity please contact CRIME
STOPPERS- 1-800-222-
TIPS(8477).
On Friday, Oct. 5 at
approximately 6 p.m. a two-vehicle
collision occurred on Goderich
Street West in Huron East.
One male passenger, Neil Hopper,
81, died later due to complications
from an existing medical condition.
A Huron East woman was charged
with failing to yield from a private
drive, and with two child restraint
violations.
Vehicle stolen