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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1982-07-14, Page 1esoorporating Brussels Pf„Ist IitAtir0 mositor SEAFORTH, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1982 - 22 PAGES 50c per copy UP IN SMOKE - Seaforth's Main Street was full of smoke early Monday morning when the former Hessen Haus Restaurant caught fire, Residents lined up along the opposite sidewalk to watch as firemen fought the blaze for four hours. (Photo by Pereira) Council An attempt to pay councillor...the Same amount as ineerobers of the public .-ith .hom they- work cm speciala committees was 'defeated in a recrn-ded rote at Seaford'. conned Monday night. -A don't feel ttc should bc paid more than thc pubis, 4a ho seine ow extra c01nmincr4.- ...and councillor Bob Dinsmore_ alio nitro doted a motion that aould see CI, 011c Mt non-standsng .ornmrtacck paid 520 per meeting "1 get 5-15 for a reareatioa meeting votes no to pay cuts 1 ha rest 01 the mernhers got S20. II-chon(t do more alum they dot and -shotildn-t be paid more.- the councillor said Other special committees that aould hase been affected arc fire area. district arena. LAC al. OLanning board and landfill. Masco John Simians:no left the chair to propinse zn amendment to the Dinsmore rminora Hc proposed that the pas for standing commoner and council meetings also he reduced 51 cath. to 530 and S50 Tc4Fic,inch, calling at "a .realistat reductsem that effects cierybotly.- " therefore its members hase taken a "SO per Pointing ont that nod all council/mit: scrwco- cc:nein": and the mayor. also a member "a on extra committers. he called onalcolintilat-Agr, per cent cut. -- take "a meaningful reduction. not a piece- -Whs iusi members of council?'", the tex-c 4: asked. "Other people sorL for us, a hs should rouned do rt onnetflor Dinsmore said he disagreed ravish the Sinnamon amendment stitch aas defeat. d on a he sole %mink sts on the Dinsmore Motion to equalut pas kW cora comminc-es sere councillor, Dinsmore Gerald Groothuis and Irsin of'^,ton, tolIng no acre the, Matt? the recta depots recta. Bill Rennin. and tounedlors Ilait 1 Hildebrand and Alf Ross onnt FL,•••••• nas absent . alt hough he am% ed sI • , nuns 4 %sent into pri1 ate session at <I 4- r Pollens trig Ott defeat of the moloon Min, .1 unt salattes sere passed for pa% ment Itt. arc 10.1*01 Sinnamon. 53 1 f•-. tees( Dalt 1" &put. Imre c Bctincit 5245. and VO.011., dims Ihnsmorc Slsf Groothuts 51:4, tohnah.r3 %.7 V- Hildebrand SI" Pool Ross 5200 and lilt ILK/. 10-0 It sas rioted anon. allot 111 Rosa pal mem reflected di redu. ton .4 5" Ist aus.t, .4 an error ho. mcal one Re-st Ball Dale the onfo other c-ouncill, 104.0 part an the dascussao-n. said thc Duo.more rto.ol urn "doesn t bother me so niudi 1 (( A( t Itc on14 °vv.:de...mantles I hare,' But ht pointed nut the Una n's arc-na %sandhi" e antimonies has run 11411 za all %nom distr.' onuarritinato centre planning stared anal May use Hensall dump fiensall council has agreed m print -Tic los (.1.10 10 altos. up tonal' Toekersmnh Tos whip residents to use thc Hx-risall landfill sae 1 ngineet Burns Ross told councers Juts ma rang Slondasthat hr. rum. 0 M Ross and iv -mutes, 3151 ,1(15 4% enema -Yrs for the tow n .4 Scalorth and 1 uttersmah f col nshrp Mr Ross noted the Seaforth dump now used ln both munittpahriors as- full and an alternartsc for garbage disposal most fAs found 1hr engineer sand that expansion .4 tht Ss a barb dump sac sis unklicf, Ancli cm -darned the diffeculties of location and 11.4dang hearings on 2 nest sae. ' 1 *cis both. contnbutc-s to thc sastie Inn 'lobo& am.. to dral unh n.Mr. Ross said ' third ahernatise b. to took at sharing • sisang laadttics ‚a. tier to eintrord fmm thc engineer noted that on hininars %ludic-4mo the Rensall dump shoo a4 that under a plan 14 operatton and bast .1 on .urrent rate of use. the Hens.all dump has a Me a about 30 scars. Ali Ross outlined sescral ahernans es for itt .,Plage to consider 1 tic first indicated a maximum ernitrilhonng population 14 6,14 - Town almost sells High lot Seaford' entincil nas all sc1 in accept an offer 11» pursh.asc 11S (01•11CT kr( at High and Alariket Sts former sue a Huron anadian Fobratators, ashen n learned thc lot rs ton small for an apartment bloddmg The offer, from an unnanoccl RR 4. Seaford' resident, . a.. Inv 5 15,000 arid the purchaser had agreed to start construction 14 20 aparionerii alma a scar and food' 0 %ohm om 0 scars 1 rider Seaford" rontng it:Jame* .Ierl Jun ( rosier ;o44 tOltIsil 0 1105szve of I sapiarc fee:0 reopured for an apartrnene builduag Ths- High St lot is about fx.500 square feet Of 0,411.'"*.0 the purchaser could 00 SO ( ..tronoter14 Adpustment and ask for rebel 'roam die slx. cc strocnon," the alert added The f.,1 is Ing enough for a duplex or ,g..V12‘ Iscd fosecsethe clan* said ahloongh a sir ono apartrarro could fit it curnantwe .4 1tforstruent .21106,4 presein lot sire requite- merair. The r, il C.Vale aerrat'ormildn't reach (;-‘-‘ ' - ft Ifie put. id•droCUS4 rirOnel OM before the council meeting. the clerk added ' The town has spent at least 515.000 to get rid of ounedimg nc didn't main there Ithc ficat • mdustrs. n Inch mimed to the mdust nal park), and ise should be seri ta.alul about <shall gocc, up there." said councillor rerald Crroothuts fas mired sate plans and dketthes being presented to council before the lot is sold to ans.-rue "1-d rum as soon see a note part ay diniolcit If, a prette decent area. then siouldn't Irc pleased sub z cheap building .r lerk (-rocker thought a purchaser could be asked for that information and a minfon to crairodacc a fra.12,-% accepting the offer. r to purchase . as defeated (mond nein Into corrttrunc`c of the %hole m pro ate session at 443 p on arid reported bad', mot public session at 10-20 that "an offs" to purchase a certain pared aloud." had been dtscussed Thpta the coveting adjourn '0 0 •', f.orn Stah.ilh. and Tuckersoirth and 51(fs • loss rashly., 54 engineer for the Hens.all dump al,. Ross said Ow, st.uld reduce tht lil< .4 11. dismr 1.. 5, fess as frac %cars 511 Ross re.omirriended the s ..- s,4. 4.i.plmz garbagt (1015 15* FriOra" fia• MOO lot tcr‘mnh residents !ha- hest onto occult' do for 1 au kersmnfi iit.t ngincer said. anuld be to ond% atc tha• iouried 5,1014 onnsidet ziatepling stunt .4 it eadiagt and ads use die toss nab, OP the . 0.1 use wise engineering at the Hew:all dor ...fess As aompletcd and the osts thc plan • • pc ration vs erc knoss n t ounaillor Minna% %cakes said that a al • farm ,oncorn 111I4 for 'the pcools ' Ilc roan and that slith the nestle arm, it ' land Illensall M.1% %CC an Ifitnrasc off Pkat' filf11 to page 1 Genesco off three weeks I OS 01 COITPIMCCA, of GelleS4-0 ol( J. limited sill be seeing more sunsban. 0. - summer [inc to dosser hustricass..the COTrip0r, be taking an extended 44(411011 tbis ova - starting eridax. Joh 't Moo anaplosces receive an extra . et* of c+ 4 anon a ith no pa • For others • 'they has e three aceks tom mg them any. as according to Genes. a. Seaforth inaruoter. Charlie Geddes. It appearsbmiever.that layoffs are not - the coinpan. 4 ornmediak plans. "Not Oa< ise kno% of set awraray,'" says Mr. (red& Blame fuses for blaze BY DARLENE FERIE1KA SMOrtia residents were awakened 'Monday rimming by the fine siren as firemen svere tedled in to put out a fire at the Hessen Haus Restaurant on Maim Street_ Ken Holmes discovered the fire and called the fire department at 642. h took 20 firemen to fight the blaze and they were at the soene for four hours. However. fire chief Harry Hak said that Main Street was iever seriously. endangered. aurage to the restaurant is estimates] at 540.01110. by the fire chief ischading 525.000 to the building. and 515.000 to its contents. Although flames were kepl tinder control. the building was engulfed by dark smoke and neighbouring businesses suffered rainier smookedamage. Graves Wallpaper and paint received the Mint damage. indirdlOgwa,ater itt the basement. . "There was a lot of smoke damage ben we haste no estimates yet.- ,said Graves ecoowner Keith Snell. There were no injuries but Clem Dickson. lilting in an apantaireat above the wallpaper store. had to be evacuated_ The century old wooden building was the last of its kind on Main street Arena goal is very close The Seaforth and IDistrici Community (entre'. fund raising campaign is within 540,009 of us: goal. Campaign chairman Marien Vincent said Wednesday morning the total has readied 54-9.0000r the 5516.250 to- ht- colt,ied from the public. -The fund raising s Mee is very exalted and pleased about the way people have respizaded.....ifs been just we:mead- ow.' Mr • Vincent said ba prr cern of the donations from residents a the foe mutate -a- • 40' an cash. and that inonc . in bank eini deposits "is collt-cling a constderabiC :,mount of intt-re..1 1 ht. rt--st of the 31110.1111 is in pledges. and 1114 .4 them mill he' honoured in 1 982s83. t int too reship ts %aging for a fess cans assers' kns to he turned tn and there are -just odds and ends to bc picked up" the local ..impzign. according to the chatrman fasa letter% scrit to former residents has omt haak beianse of Improper addresses and 51r 'intent emphasized that an% St atorth nano c she'd like to pee to the arena hut has not been Lomacted can send a donatum claret -Os to Boa 1 I SO. Seaforth. 1• sic -11 a folios% up ts starting MI thc national and corporate campaign and letters zrstarting to come haek from those donors, flu building is expected at the site later s,ek 51- 51necnt satd Beams sill he panned before thc building Is pin in place • Imam -nth Lions Park loses $250 in two break-ins hil. pran idung en sero Th. ,,.tr the Ss aforth I sons club hat fost , 4,, $34,11 not f‘t mod of rinsranagt 111, 111 Nil, Chit lo In( Ai Ms, .11 th,,, 1 pm.. Perk 1.00111 Re ,i"cattcon doc.tor Bre 411 Petal first break tai o." tiered on how 1 5 door fon, cl op, *11,1 gam a. IttS 4044 pop 11,4‘1,1”( 14 6.10111.3 et d 1 ha Ontario Pro% in. *al Polk. in Crock Ikt 11155 .li5414 d bin rut 14 • ',JIM, 121t4 SUisplfit and ash %Aural at 51 •'• ; arr. taken said treasut an 1 1: ao floggarah flt- said +tr. 114* no la Fit for repairs nlisf a 111044 se II f•.•urrJu 5111 hand 1 sis,Jeinc la cr., • rl .th said 5fr floggarth The break 111 4114 1,4 ft ,c 4. hursdas (setting Jul. s .51- mapot damage az, dont 1 To door dad 4PV•calt in be fOrAtil As 15 the first .t.to ‘prroannant I+ 51(54 IA,. 4. ' The torltroch 0 f• 1' _Astra. ilt firma la see 13. la d said Mt Peter hut thc 'dem Itt 1 stsgalcd '1,1TIC(slif 111.3S ,..0115 a s aa. the door said Mt Po-scr I L,. 1 Itt f-ont door ,14,S.CqUCTIIIS ged rs,. hail dianumd and .011Ces.alOn ' ara all operated b% the 1 inns a lub 51i f'. • • said • 10-.1 pool staff operatc she hoof' 10141 hose. ' Thc sers lac tut' s .•ang aa, 4115 It thr Iscricitt ..4 . . •, -,„' t •• • ,• • IP, : • .- • , • rs. fl r oa'oltec annual'. Mr l'e,cr T,1. I 14.n, ,Sub enough 1. po.4 %infanta suficrine tr• 1 he nccd, .41' 24.1 10 icrp ti.. psk 1,, 1 • . pros ides an t •••••a tit a wits, .ornosionns I tan"' undt-rstand a• -.•• • saac,.- g to hr. akin 1Ahots ea- took 'hi r •.-sa • pro% oh time for u II -4 51r Peter 1/.4 n thc lico. a hat all is as -rooked Egmondville loses a building /A19 When Fire raged damn& a four block arei of Mani' street inlirfillnas buildiOgs such as this dim fed die &sines- To ensure there would be no repetition. council &Aiming the 1876 fire established mabi street and adjacent land SS a fine area an whirl the construction of womien buildings was prohth- ited. The Fire began in the restaurant area but firemen were able to prevent flames from spreading to a recent addition at the back of the building. There was extensive water and smoke damage to the remainder of the building- Chief Hak said the builthig is insured for 180_000. ofthe fire may have been 25 and 39 amp fuses in the electrical panel whinah should have had 15 amp fuses- The fine renarshall was called in to investigate and spent Monday and Tuesday at the site widi the fire chief but would run comment on his investigation - The restaurant had been unootopied for several months but the hydro was still on. Owner Heinz Ludjettka of Rayner. has been in to see the damage but he could tun be reached for comment_ Built in the early 1860s the building was first used as a depot and office by John 5. Porter at whiela hides. fur and wool were purchased...By the mid 1880s the building had been divided and accommodated Papst jewelry- stone and die James Dobie bather shop. For many years James Elliott operated a restaurant in it. Heinz Ludjenka purchased the building in 19-'6 and carried out entensive renovations including a two storey addition. Here he operated the Hessen Haus Restaurant. later renting the business. The restaurant continued to operate under several names. inthuling the Copper Cafe Gary and Robert Heipel. and later by Yfichael Owen. Most tecently it was operated by Karl ,-Muller as Karl's Schnitzel House. It had been dosed for several months. Os our way to THE NEW SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRES $516 250 S600,000. 5400,000 5300.000. Clam, Asew0.1Wso OmM.9. NORWM• 6=000.• 4.1•MMO• 1101•••=11".• diSMESi ai.0060 MI=0 ammaSMONN• Malad•Ma• 016Eii• CRI06M, 0.00=2 amems.agaa. .a•L.0 eaaSea.• dMIPS.M 60Migla ec•=0,61%60 CM=i10 awir0P e6MasH0 S200,000. 4.2.7g=1. CEOS. a011111.1na 5100.000. essonsia. 60.1.59 401=12.almatw as. ffeermag• .110.0 9090 elwarizes sossoma -5450.000. =Mo. 4110119MOSO 0061:10911. OZ..= di=6181. =NOS= -- 5350.000. =VW 1103•IniMir 0Earag SIMS M▪ MOO la▪ wsiees •102120.110=• 4511.=60 111.Seeepenms 51 so 000 azaorr9Se /056.Se .1Egie ••201MG. sso.000. Shoring makes Dublinfest succeed /A5 Fun in the sun for Brussels kids /A7