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Brandon Sun By: Colin Slark Save to Read Later
Cornwallis chief administrative officer Donna Anderson (left) and Reeve Bill Courtice (right) listen to questions from a delegation at Tuesday’s municipal council meeting. (Screenshot)
A delegation of concerned citizens called into the RM of Cornwallis’ digital council meeting on Tuesday to ask the reeve and council about several irregularities that have recently come up.
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The first concern was regarding Reeve Bill Courtice’s recent purchase of a trailer for the municipality.
Coun. Sam Hofer reached out to the Sun last month to allege that Courtice had not received prior approval from council before purchasing from a business in Saskatchewan and had not self-isolated upon his return to Manitoba, contrary to public health orders put in place due to COVID-19.
“And I saw a couple of boughs on the road.” He said to Rosanne, I bet someone took a tree. Rosanne encouraged him to drive into the field and see. “The tracks were there, and we know they were not there when he was taking me to school,” Rosanne said. “You have to be pretty bold to go into someone’s field, cut a big tree, and haul it away. It will be the best-looking tree in Brandon, surely.” The blue spruce is remarkable for its “resplendent silver-blue-green needles,” according to thespruce.com. They are one of the most widely planted landscape trees because they make a great windbreak. They are also highly valued as a Christmas tree.
Former Chesterton resident Richard C. Griffin, 74, of Highlands Ranch, CO, passed away peacefully at home on December 10, 2020, after a fast-growing lymphoma cancer resurgence.
He was born November 12, 1946, in Valparaiso, Indiana, to Frank Oliver Griffin, Sr. and Betty Louise Bednar Griffin.
He married Sheila Walters on August 15, 1992, who survives.
He is also survived by his daughters Kristin (Rod) Spearman and Karin Griffin, his four beloved grandsons Kyle and Scott Spearman and Devon and Drew Heywood, three brothers Robert (Juanita), Frank Oliver, Jr. (Shawne), and Craig (Michelle), a sister Darlene Griffin, all in Colorado, a sister-in-law Judy Griffin of Las Vegas, and his ex-wife Linda Dalton of Chesterton, Indiana.
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