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Valentine
serenade
Members of The Huron
Strings were at Maplewood
Manor Feb. 12 to perform for
an afteroon Valentine's Day
dance. (right) Residents Josie
McCann and Viola Lawson
dance .to o classic melody.
The Huron Strings also
played some love songs in
honour of the day.
Couniy•to heip.pay
for
Tickerniith
gravel
Construction detour from county road put up warnings a n d
markers of a potentially
created need for gravel on backroads dangerous curve alongthe
detour route. While the
compare the condition stop signs had been
before and after the detour returned to yield signs by
that was used around the municipality, the
County Road 3, as the county -placed curve signs
bridge was rebuilt. were still there and she
The detour took drivers told council the county
from Mill Road to Division paid to have calcium put
Line, Roman Line and on the detour route to keep
Morrison Line where it the dust down.
rejoined County Road 3. MacLellan said the main
"We do admit there concern is that the county
needs to be some spot was not willing to put
gravel put on the road," enough gravel on the road
said Lawson. to restore it to its former
"I think-we.'Fe being conditions, something the.
shortchanged," said road foreman reported to
` `DeJong." He also said the them.
county should have to After questions from
repair some of a second council about how much it
route to the south of the would cost for enough
detour that drivers took, gravel to cover the road,
depending on which Lawson and Public Works
direction they were Coordinator, John Forrest
planning to head in the began talking between
township. themselves.
"If people made choices When Mayor Lin Steffler
to take the south route, it's asked the two to share their
beyong my control," she discussion with everyone,
said. Forrest said they were just
Lawson argued that, with discussing a possible
the bridge construction, the solution which included
ward now, had the benefits the suggestion that maybe
of a better truck route and the county could pick up
said despite the detour was half the cost.
made because of a county Lawson agreed with the
road, "it's serving your solution and council passed
municipality." a motion that it would pay
She also pointed out the for half of the gravel to
county has converted yield restore the road.
signs to stop signs and had
By Scott Hilgendorff
Expositor Editor
Huron County should
pay half the expected
$2,275 cost for gravel to
restore about a mile stretch
of backroads in
Tuckersmith Ward, agreed
county engineer Sandra
Lawson after a debate at
Huron East council about
who should be responsible
for the costs of restoring
the road after it was used
this summer as a
construction detour.
"I don't think there was a
pebble left on the three
miles," said Coun. Bill
DeJong of Tuckersmith
Ward. DeJong and Deputy
Mayor Bernie MacLellan
were on the former
Tuckersmith council at the
time of bridge contruction
on County Road 3 (Mill
Road), that led to the
detour and were asked for
their input in the Feb. 6
discussion with Lawson.
Lawson had told counoil
the county thought only
spot gravel in places was
needed, .particularly on a
curve along the route, to
restore the road to its
original condition. The
road was videotaped and
toured so the county could
Stolen van recovered in Seaforth
A reported suspicious vehicle left on
Railway Street, Seaforth turned out to be
a van Stolen from a Hullett Ward
residence in Cenral Huron.
OPP were called about the van on Feb.
11 at 7:30 p.m. and discovered the van
had been taken from a garage in Hullett
and dropped off in Seaforth where three
people were seen leaving the vehicle.
The van owner's garage had been
forced open to get to the van.
The stereo was taken from the dash
and a Columbia jacket was also stolen
from the vehicle.
The first suspect is a white male, 5'7"
to 5'9" tall with a slim build, goatee and
a white jacket with black stripes on the
sleeves. The second is a white male,
5'10" TO 6' tall with a slim build and
black coat. The third suspect is a white
female, about 5'6" tall, also wearing a
black jacket.
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