HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1970-05-07, Page 3THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1970
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
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Co ewooing: Warde derider -
ions
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development as we don't know
yet.
Harry Klungel, proprietor of
the Queensway Nursing Home,
approached council re the cond-
ition of the sidewalk and boule-
yard at the corner of Nelson
and Queen Streets, and suggest-
ed perhaps council would cons-
icier installing new sidewalks
and replacing the present boule-
yard with gravel. Conditions
do not snake foreasy access for
the visitors at the home. Ile
was told that E.R. Davis would
be sent over to patch the side-
walk and the street committee
would sec the location and make
a decision later. .,
Eric Mansfield and Anthony
Charrette appeared on behalf of
the Parks board and presented
the budget for 1070. Accepting
the budget would mean an in-
crease of six mills over last year
and this would only bring cond-
itions at the arena to a little
better standard than at present.
Council was told that due to
the fact the arena has been let
go for the pass twenty years, its
state is bad. Council promised
to consider the I uel,��•t and let
thew knew, its d‘i iaiu later,
Town foreman 3.,12. Davis
gave his monthly report and
tniorntcd cotmeil that lte itad
cleaned the boulevards and
tale ti three leads (if relusc is
the dump, had filled with top
soil 11 )soles left from tree.
stumps; had cleaned Mug street
KeepHensall CounciDeputatl
west of the tracks on the south
side of the street; had delivered
cold mix for patching the streets;
has patched some of the streets
and removed the snow fences.
The dump has been bulldozed
and Mr. Davis asked the press
to advise the public of the times
it will be open. The Hensall
dump will be open on Saturdays
from 8 a.nh. until 1 p.m, and
on Mondays from 3 p.m. until
8 p.m., for the summer months.
Council was told that Mr.
Davis had five loads of gravel
dumped on Oxford Street, west
but that more is needed. Many
complaints were forthcoming
regarding the conditions of the
streets where the Union Gas
company had installed their
mains. Davis was asked to in-
forret the construction company
responsible and have it repair
the damage.
Councillor Knight was asked
for any reports he had and pro-
cecded with his report on the
firemen's committee. He had
attended one of the firemen's
meetings and they are in agree-
memwith signing the Mutual
fire Agreement, Ile had been
informed that Exeter would be
1lensall's first hack up and Druce-
field it's second.
The fire -chief had told Knight
that the Queensway Nursing
11otnc is intending to have a
hoop -up to thefire alarm system
and that the Gell Telephone
cont,y n y had agreed. Council
1 c �"'
will have a written agreement
with Mr. Klungel
responsibilities
The fire chief
that council accept
prevention code
The new fire
way and some
as well as the
visit the factory
specifications
Councillor
chairman of the
Industrial Development
mince, had many
for council and
bers that a committee
act on its own
have the sanction
Many items were
the council but
the planning stage,
ratan asked that
not be printed
This report has
Mr. Knight's
things could have
future development
Arising from
council decided
ion of the James
on. Queen Street,
$3,500. The
0.W.R,C. are
regarding a meeting
n
future.
Arising from
the Board of Education
ed for $49, 31339.
rate $'25,12,04.
counts in the
40 were ordered
meeting adjourned ourned
again on June
Busy
regarding the
involved.
had suggested
the fire
and adopt same.
truck is well under
of the committee
fire chief will
to see that their
are being met.
Knight, being
Planning and
Com -
suggestions
told the mem-
cannot
but would have to
of council.
brought to
as all are in
the chair-
details would
at this time.
complied with
wishes as many
a bearing on
in Hensall.
Kniht's report,
to buy the opt -
Taylor property
at a cost of
O. M.3. and the
to be contacted
in the near
correspondence,
has ask -
and the County
71. Bills and ac -
amount of $7, 206.
paid and the
to convene
1.
Hensall I<inette Club report
a successful rummage sale held
Friday eveningin the arena
auditorium. artons of used
clothing not sold will be given
to the U,C.W, for their bale
for Overseas Relief,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L, McCloy
and fancily of Don Mills, were
weekend visitors with Mrs,Alma
Hess.
Mrs. Carl Payne attended the
Registered Nurses Association
of Ontario Conference in Tor-
onto, April 30 and May 1.
Mrs. James McAllister, pres-
ident of IIensall W.I., attended
the Officers Conference at
Guelph.
Congratulations to John
Thomson who successfully pas-
sed his grade seven electric
steel guitar exam with first
class honors, receiving a mark
of 05e"o. John is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Thomson, of
R.R. 2, I<ippen.
The Turlkey and Rant Shuor-
gasbord held in St. Paul's Ang-
lican Church, Saturday afternoor
was very successful and well
patronized, with over 175 served
and several dinners taken out,
Mrs. F. Forrest and Mrs. Jean
Turner were convenors for the
event.
MASONIC SERVICE
South Iluron Masonic District
Divine Service was held in lien-
sall United Church, Sunday ev-
ening, May 3, at 7:30 p. in.,
attended by over one hundred
Masons who are observing their
Centennial, and a large coag-
regation also was present. Rev.
H. F. Currie, who conducted
the service, introduced the
guest speaker, Right Worshipful
Brother Rev. Marshall S. Jess,
Grand Chaplain of Collingwood,
who based his thoughts from the
message "Be Humble and Rem-
ember, " delivering a very cut-
pressive discourse. The Don
McMillan family of Goderich,
provided musical numbers. A
Fellowship hour was held at
the conclusion of the service.
UNITED CHURCH NOTES
Unit Four of United Church
Worthen, will meet this Thursday
afternoon, May 7, at ' :1]u p.m.,
for their AIay meeting.
Christian Family Sunday willr
be observed this Sunday Nia\
10, at 11 a.m. Sunday school
sessions will be withdrawn so -
that families stay conte together
A Junior choir made up of rbc
children of the congregation �� ill
provide special music. The Sac-
rat -tient o Infant Baptism will
be administered.
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