Times-Advocate, 1988-09-14, Page 8Page 8
Times -Advocate, September 14, 1988
Another good year in
Hensall construction
HENSALL - The village of Hen -
'sail is experiencing yet another
boom year in construction as the
total value of building permits is-
sued this year exceeded S1 million
before September.
Budding inspector Herman Van-
Wieren added that last year's figures
have_becn surpassed, but even if in-
flation is taken into account, it still
means another impressive year for
Hensalls development.
The 'Three Boys Restaurant on
Highway 4 in Hensall has yet to re-
ceive a liquor license, and cannot do
so until it meets with regulations
on the building code and zoning by-
laws. VanWieren noted the code re-
quires a wheelchair access ramp and
the Hensall bylaw requires a hedge
or fence be erected to separate the
commercially -zoned restaurant from
a neighboring residential property.
Councillor Irene Davis wondered
if the restaurant's owner could be
petitioned to remain open on Sun-
days' to encourage more Sunday
.traffic. Other councillors surmised
that the restaurant might open if de-
mand warranted it.
Peter Groot observed that many
restaurants have difficulty finding
employees to work the extra shifts.
Council will -send a letter of -con-
cern to the ministry of the Solicitor.
General expressing disappointment
that the position of Fire Services
Advisor will not be filled following
the resignation of Bob Beckett.
Councillor and fire chief Butch
Hoffman said he- found working
with the advisor a better experience
than what he now faces. -
"Now you have to go to Toronto
where it's like talking to a door in
most cases," said Hoffman.
Council agreed the letter asking
for the position to be filled was the
best action for Hensall to take.
"You may not get any place with
it," said councillor Cecil Pepper,
"but it won't hurt to try."
Hensall will not join in with the
United Nation's call to declare Octo-
ber 16 World Food Day. Reeve
Jim Robinson said he did not think
the declaration would help put bread
on anyone's table.
"It's just a thing you do, he said,
"and it doesn't mean a thing. It's
just a gesture."
Plans by Crime Stoppers of Hu-
ron County to focus attention on
their programs in the last week of
October will be supported by Hen-
sall as Crime Stoppers Week.
Zurich figure skating
registrations Saturday
ZURICH - The Zurich and Arca
figure skating club -will be holding
their registration at the arena on
Saturday, September 24 from 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. For more informa-
tion phone Lois Jones at 263-5070
or Jim Denomme at 236-7703.
Library
The Zurich Library is presenting a
concert for adults with Ted Roberts
on Tuesday, September 20 from
7:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the evening.
Admission is only SI.00 and every-
one is welcome.
Rally
Anyone interested in going to a
nation-wide ProLife Rally in Ot-
tawa on Parliament Hill on Satur-
day, September 17 can join the bus
at the Stratford "Tower's Parking
lot" this Friday at 11 :00 p.m. For
more information and reservations
phone Nelda at 347-2768.
Bridal showers
Dorothy Bedard, Mary Clausius
and Beattie Geoffrey attended a bri-
dal shower for Julie Bedard, daughter
of (Corky) Donald and Shirley Bed-
ard, in Fraser Michigan on Sunday.
A bridal shower was held for
Brenda Masse on Sunday at the Zu-
rich Community Centre. She is the
daughter of Don and Alice -Ann
Masse and fiance of Bob.Grenicr.
.They are to be married September
24.
Changes about town
Ron and Sandra Dickcrt and fami-
ly have moved into the former
home of Mrs. Scleda Stecklc.
Welcome to town Patti Fox and
two children and Walter formerly of
London.
Personals.
Madeline Gelinas from the Maple
Woods Apts. spent nine days visit-
ing with her four daughters and fam-
ilies in Sarnia, and her sister-in-law
in Chatham.
Three bus loads went to Canada's
Wonderland in Toronto on Saturday
for a trip sponsored through the
Mennonite Church. The younger
generation enjoyed all the rides and
the grown ups attended a gospel
concert at the international show-
place. -
Best wishes for a speedy recovery
are extended to: Audrey Smith who
is a patient in Victoria Hospital
(Westminster campus), Juliette De -
nom= is also in Victoria Hospital,
Leo Meidinger and Marge Schilbe
are in St. Joseph's.
Anti-nuclear
Iobby seeks
municipal•endorsemen
HENSALL - Hensall council China have unilaterally pledged
Monday evening discarded a request never to be the first to use nuclear
from a, group seeking to legally weapons. Canada and NATO
challenge Canada's policies on nu- should do no less.
clear.weapons. The NWLA arc seeking.endorse-
mcnts from -municipalities along
with a S25 donation to support an
anticipated S100,000 legal battle.
Although Hensall was one of the
first local municipalities to be de-
- clared a Nuclear Weapons Frcc
,Zone, council did not support the
request.
i think they're getting a little
late on the subject," said councillor
Irene Davis. "I think it should have
been dealt with 10 years ago."
In other business, council was
pleased with the Parks Board report
that the summer playground pro -
Nuclear Weapons Legal Action
(NWLA) is taking issue with Cana-
da's support of NATO's willingness
t0 resort t0 nuclear weapons in a
battlefield situation. NWLA bc-
lieves they can bring Canada's de-
fense policies under public scrutiny'
in the Supreme Court of Canada.
"Opinion is growing among law-
yers that using nuclear weapons,
and especially using them first,
would be a criminal act," reads the
information package from the
NWLA. "The Soviet Union and
rime Stoppers
t rinie Suippersand the ('rimirnal
Iri.esti>;attirs at the Gotferich
i.t, limen(ul the Ontario Pros incral
1't ill. i .u.- Necking )our help in sok •
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mg this theft. '
During theearl> hours of July 21)
195X threes entered the yard, of
both lie. ken's Farm Equipment and
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the. acre ettuipped with �yrenches
anal tide. uThe lse culprits stole a
total til 2211 tractor lights. an Irkstru-.
resent .luster and a 12•�olt battery
Ifuni lie. kers. They then stole moI ,itlerie s Iron) Rea. ic's. one %%a s ;1
1l0torcrali rntidd 1311-4•DI.Tserial
#35's272. 'ihe. thieves got a.t;i>
.%% ith over S 12(X) in stolen prop-
erty.
- If you have any information
.shout this or any other crime call
Crime Stoppers toll-free at 1-
800-265-1777. Call during of-
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car not be traced nor recorded and
your anonymity is guaranteed.
You will never have to identify
yourself nor testify in court. if
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of Up to S1,000.. Remember,
crime doesn't pay, hut CRiME
STOPPERS does.
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The Parks Board has also pur-
chased two 12 -foot bleachers from
Hully Gully at a cost of $540 for
use at the arena ball diamond.
After a year of debate, the arena
will be renting an air fryer on a trial
basis to supply hockey fans with
french fries this season.. The main
advantage to the air fryer is the low-
er insurance premiums it allows the
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SAY GOODBYE - The Hensall Fire Department's 1954 pumper has been sold by Hensall Motors to a volunteer
fire department in Mississippi. Although he did not get the anticipated $4.000 U.S. for the truck. Ed Hearn says he
is glad the truck will be kept for its original use.
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