HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2005-11-10, Page 11THE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2005. PAGE 11.
s PEOPLE AROUND
AUBURN
By Debbie
Bauer
Coll
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A surprise brunch was held on
Sunday in Bayfield for Harry Reed
of Clinton. Wayne and I were among
the lucky who enjoyed great
Yummy
Ryan Cowan, 1 1/2, enjoys his breakfast at the Auburn Hall
On Sunday morning. (Vicky Bremner photo)
company and fine food to say Happy
Birthday to a wonderful fellow.
Annette Stephenson of Brussels is
busy once again in our area giving
home decorating tips and advice.
She is always as welcome as the
spring flowers.
She was recently at Barb Smyth’s
of Dungannon giving a lovely show'
of her home decorating items.
Several Auburn ladies were in
attendance as well as many from the
“old neighbourhood” on the sixth.
I had a lovely afternoon catching
up with one of our children’s former
teachers.
Getting out and about is always
worth the effort. You just never
know who you will bump into.
The Walkerburn club meeting for
County okays boundary change
By Bonnie Gropp
Citizen editor
Huron County council gave triple
majority to a property boundary
adjustment between North Huron
and Morris-Turnberry at the Nov. 3
meeting.
Senior planner Dr. Wayne
Caldwell explained the proposal
during a public meeting. The
property in question would see about
140 acres of what is known as the
‘Willis farm’ transferred to North
Huron for residential purposes.
Thirty acres will be retained in
Morris-Turnberry for commercial
development along Amberley Road.
Public meetings were held in both
municipalities at which, said
Caldwell, there was interest but little
opposition. Both councils
subsequently approved the transfer.
Caldwell explained the agreement
will address the limited land supply
for residential development in the
Wingham ward and provide Morris-
Turnberry with the necessary
services for development there.
North Huron will provide water and
sewer services and Morris-
Turnberry will cover the
replacement costs of capacity.
Councillor Murray Scott, deputy
reeve of North Huron stated that it
had been a pleasure working with
Morris-Turnberry on this agreement,
adding that it is a venture that “will
work for us in the future.”
“This is something that has been
thought about for 30 years,” said
Morris-Turnberry councillor
Dorothy Kelly, “but no one could get
Oct. 27 was cancelled and has been
rescheduled for Nov. 17 al l :30 p.m.
at the home of Ethel Ball. Each
member is asked to bring gifts for
along well enough to do it until
now.”
Both she and Scott thanked
Caldwell for his assistance.
Warden Doug Layton, reeve of
North Huron, agreed that the move
Saturday, November 26-1-5 pm
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Come and make sixteen beautiful
handstamped Christmas Cards.
I have specially designed these cards to
showcase variety of techniques and style.
So not only will you have wonderful cards
to send to your family
L and friends you will learn some basic and
I some more advanced stamping skills.
We will make four each of four cards.
Heather Van Dorp
Independent Stampin Up! Demonstrator
39965 HuIlett-McKillop Rd.
BL between Blyth & Londesborough
523-9821
the Christmas Bureau.
Deanna Snell will provide the
lunch and Jacquie McKee or Vera
Penfound will provide the program.
had been a long time coming. “We
accomplished something that has
been tried for as long as I can
remember. Good luck to Morris-
Turnberry on their highway
development. This is a win-win.”
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