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Tenders
In memoriam
BURNT BISCUITS
In loving memory of Betty
Nethery who passed away
December 6, 1999.
When I was a kid my Mom liked
to make breakfast food for dinner
every now and then. I remember
one night in particular when she
made breakfast after a long hard
day at work. On that evening so long
ago my Mom placed a plate of eggs,
sausage and extremely burnt
biscuits in front of my Dad.
I remember waiting to see if
anyone had noticed, yet all my Dad
did was reach for his biscuits, smiled
at my Mom and asked her how her
day was at school. I don't remember
what we told him that night but I do
remember watching him smear
butter and jam on the biscuit and he
ate every bite. When I got up from
the table that evening I remember
hearing my Mom apologize to my
Dad for the extremely burnt biscuits.
I'll never forget what he said, "Honey
I love your burnt biscuits."
Later that night I went to kiss my
Dad goodnight and I asked him if he
had really liked the burnt biscuits.
He wrapped me in his arms and he
said, "Your Momma put in a real
hard day at work today and she was
really tired and besides a little burnt
biscuit never hurt anyone." I guess
what I have learned from my Dad
that night is that being happy
doesn't mean that everything has to
be perfect. So please pass me a
biscuit. And yes a little burnt one will
do just fine.
- Remembered by your son, Mark
Tenders
FARM FOR SALE BY TENDER
By Richard & Helen Harris
Vacant land described as:
South 1/2 Lt 23, Concession 7, Municipality of Morris
(now Morris-Turnberry), County of Huron, on St. Michaels Rd.,
100 acres, 61 workable acres, more or less.
Tenders shall be in the prescribed form
available from the Vendor's Solicitors:
CRAWFORD, MILL & DAVIES
Attention: Ross E. Davies
570 Turnberry Street
Brussels, ON NOG 1H0
519-887-9491
Tenders to be submitted by 12:00 noon
on Tuesday, December 20th, 2016
with a minimum $10,000.00 deposit.
Highest, or any tender, not necessarily accepted.
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Man charged twice in
same day by police
A 45 -year-old suspended driver
was charged twice and had his
vehicle towed twice in just over one
hour on Wednesday, Nov. 30
At approximately 9:20 p.m. that
night officers in a Huron County
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP)
patrol vehicle spotted a Dodge
Caravan travelling eastbound into
Clinton on Ontario Street. Officers
noted the validation sticker on the
attached rear licence plate to be
expired. The driver was stopped and
during the course of the
investigation officers also learned
the driver was driving with a
suspended driver's licence. The
driver was subsequently charged
and his vehicle was towed away.
Shortly after 10:30 p.m. Huron
OPP officers encountered the same
vehicle and driver now travelling
westbound on Londesboro Road.
The driver was charged again and
his motor vehicle was towed away
for the second time that evening.
The 45 -year-old driver from
Waterloo has been charged with
Drive While Under Suspension (2
counts) and Drive Motor Vehicle -
No Validation on Plate. He will have
to attend Provincial Offences Act
Court in Goderich on January 17,
2017 to answer the charges.
DRIVER CAUGHT BY RIDE
A 39 -year-old male from
Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh is
facing an Over 80 charge following
a traffic stop that took place this past
weekend.
At 3:25 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 3,
a Dodge Ram pickup truck entered
into a Reduce Impaired Driving
Everywhere (RIDE) checkpoint that
was set up on Benmiller Line near
Hemlock Lane.
A Huron County Ontario
Provincial Police (OPP) officer
spoke with the male driver and
while speaking with him the officer
detected the odour of alcohol on the
driver's breath.
As a result the driver was directed
to provide a sample of his breath
into a roadside screening device.
The test was administered and the
driver registered a fail. He was
subsequently placed under arrest
and transported to the Huron OPP
Detachment for breath tests. He
provided two samples of his breath
to a qualified Intoxilizer Technician
and both of his samples registered
over the legal limit.
The 39 -year-old driver has been
charged with Drive Motor Vehicle -
Over 80 Milligrams of Alcohol. He
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Governing gone local
The Auburn Lions Breakfast with Santa wouldn't be much
of a breakfast without pancakes for people to enjoy.
Fortunately for those looking to see Santa and get a belly
full of breakfast, people like Amber Siertsema, right, and
Bob Worsell were on hand to dish out some delicious
delicacies. (Vicky Bremner photo)
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