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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1969-11-27, Page 3• THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1969 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS Hensall Residents Vote Monday (continued from page one) that he feels council should in- vestigate a housing program as soon as possible, so homes could be made available to persons working at the plant. "This in- dustry will cost the village eight to ten thousand dollars, " he add- ed, "and this has to come back to the people in some way or another." The reeve also revealed that the village would be taking over ownership of the street lighting in Hensall, with the operation to be under the jurisd- iction of the Hensall PUC. Regarding dogs running at large in. Hensall, the reeve said this continues to be a big problem, and as yet no solution has been found. Referring to his work on Cou- nty Council, Jaques told the meeting that he found this quite interesting, as he had served the past year on the property committee. He had special praise for Warden James Ilayter, whom he described as a "most aggressive person. who has de- voted most of his time the past year to his position as warden." Councillor John. Baker, in accepting his nomination, told the meeting that his street com- mittee had not found it necessary to do too much work during the past year. As a result, he point- ed out, there was only about $4900 spent on streets. Len Erb reported to the meet- ing on the park and community centre board, of which he was a member representing the cou- ncil, ,He said that new plywood ceilingshad been installed in the dressing rooms, and that new chairs had been purchased for the auditorium. The board has also called tenders for a new roof on the arena, he point- ed out. In presenting the financial report of the committee to the ratepayers, he listed the receipts at $10, 332. Of this amount $1795 was a grant from the gov- ernment and $2435 from the village. At present there is a balance of $1785 on hand, he pointed out. Harold Knight, chairman of the controversial fire committee, outlined the procedures which have been taking place over the past few months. He explain- ed that since Hay Township was not willing to go along with their share of a new fire truck, fire protection to that municip- ality had been cut off. He added, "we still have the right to ne- gotiate with Ilay at any time if they wish," Hein Rooseboom, the fifth member of last year's council, explained the work that has been carried out at the municipal dump during the past year, and added that it was working out much better than before. One of the new candidates, Paul Neilands, told of his four years experience on the park and community centre board, and added that he had enjoyed the work immensely. He agreed with reeve Jaques that land - should should be acquired for future development in the village. The other candidate, Willard Buchanan, was not present for the speech -making section of the meeting. Mr. Venner, the newly -elected member of the PUC, was not at the meeting either. John Sangster, the retiring member of the PUC, was the most critical speaker at the meeting. He charged that too much business has-been done under the table during the past year, and added that it was a "poor set- up. " Mr. Sangster also told the meeting that he feels the reeve should not be a member of the PUC. "This is no job for any reeve, " he added, " and a reeve has enough work to do without PAGE THREH being a member of the commis - ion." In regards to the hiring of a new manager for the PUC, he said, "I feel we got a real good man for the job. He added that before too long there will have to be an additional man hired for the PUC, and that in the not -too -distant future a new ladder truck will have to be ,purchased. 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