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A SPECIAL BAND - During Friday's Vacation Bible School session at Zion Lutheran
Church in Dashwood a kitchen band provided music. From the left are Shelley Miller, Kevin
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Hensall debate need
for part-time staffer
Hensall council discussed
hiring a part time worker to
assist works. superintendent
Don Towton at the July
meeting, Monday.
Towton said he had gone
away for the weekend and no
one had looked at the sewage
plant. He said he did not
think it was fair to be on call
seven days a week, but
added he did not mind
checking the plant if he was
in town.
Councillor Cecil Pepper
reminded council they would
need a part time worker to
help with snow removal next
winter. He suggested a
person could be hired now
for part time work and kept
on for the winter.
Towton agreed and said he
had other work, such as on
catch basins that he could
use help with. He suggested
council should hire someone
who could be trained to drive
the truck. The problem right
now though, is to have
someone able to be on call
weekends to check the
sewage plant.
Towton said a person could
be trained in two or three
mornings to read gauges and
check water flow at the plant
to make sure the pipes are
not plugged.
The works superintendent
also wondered what a person
would be paid for the part-
time work, He said t was
hard to find someone if you
couldn't guarantee at least
two days work.
He said the sewage plant
only takes about 10 minutes
to check, if nothing goes
wrong, but the person would
have to be on call all
weekend.
Reeve Paul Neilands said
in the past the plant was just
left alone if there was no one
availabl! to check it.
Pepper said he did not
want another full-time job,
but was willing to learn what
he needed to be done and be
on call if he is available.
Neilands suggested
council members and
Towton try to see if anyone
would be interested in the
part time work.
He suggested a retired
person could handle the
sewage plant dutiesand
suggested a name.
Councillor Minnie Noakes
protested the suggestion,
saying the man was deaf.
"The sewage won't be
talking to him though, "
Neilands replied.
Building inspector Her-
man Van Wieren reported
the value of building permits
issued n June totaled more
than all of last in permits.
Building permits totaled
about $165,000 last year.
Permits issued in June
totaled $252,500.
Van Wieren said about 95
percent of this was
estimated for roof repairs at
the General Homes plant on
Mill Street.
The minutes of the Hensall
park board reported that
only about 32 children were
particpating in the
playground this year.
Clerk Betty Oke said this
was a decline from last year,
but the children who are
attending seem to be en-
joying it.
Towton said his children
did not think there were
enough interesting activities.
Someone said there
weren't enough children in
the village, but Pepper
reminded the council a
church -run Bible school had
about 100 area children
attending.
He said playground
supervisor Marilyn Pepper
had suggested children be
allowed to register for a
shorter time period and that
six weeks may be too long for
the playground.
Council approved the park
board acceptance of a quote
for $710 by Ron Heywood to
apply zinc sulphate and
paint the south interior wall
of the arena.
Pepper reported he had
received a complaint that
the top of an old cement tank
at the corner of Nelson and
North Richmond Streets was
badly cracked and appeared -
to be breaking up.
Noakes said it was an old
fire cistern and said she
remembered them being put
in for increased fire
protection when she was a
child.
The cistern is believed to
be full of water Pepper said
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He suggestedthe top be
removed and the cistern
filled in as cheaply as
possible. He said it was hard
to tell how far under village
and private property the
tank extends.
Oke said others in the
village had already been
filled in.
Councillor Dick Packham
suggested remaining,,tanks
in the village be located and
filled in before someone gets
hurt, if the cisterns collapse.
"Anything is cheaper than
a child's life," Noakes added.
Packham said he had
received furthur complaints
about dogs running loose in
the village.
Neilands asked who would
-be available to catch these
dogs.
Towton pointed out he
couldn't be everywhere in
the village at once, and
suggested this would be a
good job for the part time
worker.
Van Wieren commented
that it would be best for
someone to go out late one
night with a .22 rifle.
Councillors agreed but
lamented the fact that
shooting was not allowed in
the village.
In other business, council:
Passed a bylaw to issue
tax certificates. Oke said
lawyers demand the cer-
tificates when houses are
sold to list any taxes due on/
the properties.
Increased fees for ped-
lars and hawkers to $200
per year. Counil wanted to
control outside catering
trucks, but encourage local
business.
Heard from Dick
Packham that the
businessmen's committee
would be meeting furthur to
discuss setting up a chamber
of commerce. The CNR
railway had also been
contacted about improving
the appearance of the rail
yard area.
Noakes reported the
Ausable-Bayfield conser-
vation authority had held a
very informative and in-
teresting tour of the area for
the new authority
representatives.
Endorsed a resolution
from the town of Leamington
calling on the province to
introduce a low interest
mortgage program for home
buyers.
Authorized the reeve and
clerk to sign an agreement
with the Bank of Montreal to
pay interest at three percent
below the bank prime len-
ding rate on the village's
accounts. Clerk Betty Oke
said the village accounts are
never below the minimum
$800 daily balance to allow
the rate specified in the
agreement.
Oke will attend the
Municipal Finance Con-
ference in Londcn, Sep-
tember 23 to 25.
Members will be filling out
aquestionnairecirculated by
the Ontario Good Roads
Association. Membership in
the association allows the
villages road's superin-
tendent to attend spring
roads school.
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