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OPEN ARC BAKESHOP — The South Huron Bakeshop' located at ARC Industries in Dashwood had its official opening Thurs-
day. While ARC manager Ron Heimrich and long time member of the South Huron and district association for the developmen-
tally handicapped Ann Cann hold the ribbon, Lois Rueger of the bakeshop, Gene Creces of the Alhamabra Lodge and George
Scott also of the bakeshop cut the ribbon.
Many building inspections
Village gets break on rates
"Good news" was the way
Hensall Reeve Harold
Knight described the letter
from the ministry of the
environment which stated
the rates for the sanitary
sewers would remain con-
stant for , the next three
years.
The village will continue to
be charged 61.8c per 1,000
gallon flow.
Knight attributed the lack
Appoint Zurich
council officials
Continued from front page
mittee of adjustment was
Victor Dinnin. Continuing to
serve on the committee are
Isabelle Gascho and Doctor
Garnet Lietch.
Members of the various
committees are as follows
with the first named being
chairman:
Water and Hydro - Leroy
Thiel, Isidore Laporte and
Fred Haberer.
Finance and property -
Gelinas, Thiel, Harberer.
Streets, sidewalks and
drains - Laporte, Bedard,
Haberer.
Area fire board - Thiel,
Gelinas.
Conservation authority -
- Haberer.
Industrial contact -
Laporte. -
30 Goshen St. N.
Apartment
Zurich
OPEN
9 a.m, - 5 p.m. Tues. - Fri. ">
9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Sat.
Except by Appointment
9 p.m.
Tues, & Wed. evenings
By Appointment Only
CLOSED
MONDAY
Debby Eckel
236-7750
of an increase to the number
of people who have hooked
up to the village sanitary
sewer system,
The discussion then turned
to the low rates which the
village charges for services
with Hensall having the
lowest hydro rate in Ontario.
Hensall's broad industrial,
base is the main factor in the
low hydro rates, Knight
stated.
Referring to the storm
sewers which are being
installed, Knight said tax-
payers could expect an in-
crease of around $35 to pay
for the sewers.
In other business, council:
Will arrange a meeting
between Willard Buchanan,
Hensall Motors, the Ontario
Provincial Police and
council to resolve the
parking• and snow removal
problem in front of
Buchanan's property.
Authorized arena manager
Rolly Vanstone, clerk -
treasurer Betty Oke and
Reeve Harold Knight to
attend a meeting with of-
ficials-ef the Liquor Control
Board of Ontario with
regards to advertisements
for functions with special.
occasion permits.
Will allow Russell Gold-
stein to remove a tree ad-
jacent to right of way of his
business. Council will ask
Goldstein to replace the tree
with a barrier to prevent
traffic from traversing on
the lawn on property owned
by Mrs. Sharon Fink.
Passed a bylaw to allow
for the erection of a stop sign
at the corner of Richmond
and Brock streets.
Learned that building
inspector Herman Van
Wieren had issued building
permits totalling $13,100 and
had made 15 inspections for
the month of November.
Package
Continued from front page
He said it appeared from the
description of the insurance
that those two advantages
are not there if the accident
happened away from board
business pointing out that
the extra insurance is only
good if you "get killed or
torn apart".
The board voted in favor
of buying its members in-
surance. Only Bert Morin
voted against the proposal.
NHL HOCKEY
Coach Excursion
Boxing Day
DEC. 26
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transportation and admission
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December 14, 1978 Page 15
Carefull food
preparation
This is the time of the year
when many of us are en-
tertaining often. There is
more food around, more
leftovers and more chance of
food poisoning, if the food is
not handled properly. Proper
food handling techniques are
important, stress the food
specialists at the Ontario
Ministry of Agriculture and
Food..
The key is to remember
that temperatures between 4
degrees C (40 degrees F) and
60 degrees C (140 degrees F)
are in the clanger zone range
.for keeping perishable foods.
In this temperature range,
food poisoning bacteria
multiply rapidly. Keep foods
such as meat, fish, poultry,
eggs and dairy' products hot
(above 60 degrees C or 140
degrees F) or cold (below 4
degrees C or 40 degrees F).
Do not leave these foods at
room temperature either
before or after or you've serv-
ed them.
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