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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1989-03-22, Page 43 4A—''TWF°i4URON-EXP-OSITOR,',MARCH 22, 198 r tonDeOostitrin.uro• Within Limn, NMe. eubl•m To V.nnc.11on Serv,nq Ontario since 1976 witn 15 for ations for yntu convenient NEW ff RMODYL MOISTURE RECOVERY Finally! An easy -to -care -for perm that actually moisturizes your hair - and gives it shine, lustre, and Tong -lasting body New Fermodyl MOISTURE RECOVERYrM Perm INTRODUCTORY OFFER Clip out the $1090 Coupon In the Aprdi issue of Chatelaine Meigazine and redeem it here. Hair. Design by JC will also give you a FREE Fermodyl Moisture Recovery Treatment (50 mi. bottle) CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT TODAY a 5:27 2150 } "S i.,G N S OPEN WEDNESDAY TO SATURD 15 William St. E. Prop. Jeannette ,Connolly Seatorth SLICED SIDE BACON LB. 1.9, . HALF OR WHOLE FESTIVE HAMS LE. Y STOREMADE Plain or Garlic SAUSAGE~ LB. e.: I < SIRLOII' TIP ROAST LB. 1 EASTER iilAMS and TURKEYS STOi9EMAOE !BACON PATTIES Lg.III SEA1 I LEGS .EA. ° s '' e a fpio•:tiIfilernallf a ony 'Town row ® :� � �_n R7 fire u APPROVE FIRE BUDGET Seaforth Town Council has approved an amended version -of the Seaford] Area Fire Budget, which now totals $102,370. The budget was amended to allow for a $1,000 increase in the part-time salary of the fire chief (now $13,5001 and to allow for 12 practices instead of 10 practices per year ($16 per practice I. The daily rate for weekend standby was also Increased from $20 to $22 per day and the hourly rate for fire fighting was increased to $14 from $13 ($7 for answering the call only 'WITHHOLD SIGNING -Seaforth Town Council has directed its Clerk to withhold signing of the Ministry of the Environment storm and sanitary sewer applications for the Orchard Park Subdivision. Following a recommendation from its Finance and General Government Com- mittee, council felt it would be in the Town's best interests to wait until: 1. a subdivision agreement including all schedules has been completed, 2. the storm and sanitary sewer easements in- cluding the Environmental Assessment process has been completed, and, 3. the developer's engineer has been requested to include sewer profiles in the engineering drawings. REVIEW BV -LAWS In response to questions aboutwhy there, was a 'no parking' area in front of the Commercial Hotel and not the Queens Hotel, Seaforth Police Chief Hal Claus has agreed to review the parking by-laws this spring. He will report balk to council's Protection to Persons and Property Committee. CRIME STOPPERS DECALS In response to a request from Crime Stoppers of Huron County, the Town of Seaforth has agreed to put. reflective Crime Stoppers striping and decals on its police cruisers. Such striping already ap- pears on Clinton and Exeter cruisers and consists of wide reflective material that in- corporates the words POLICE on the front fenders and "Crime Stoppers", with the phone numbers on the rear fenders. Seaforth Police phone numbers would also appear on the rear fenders. The price for having the striping and decals affixed is $175 per car. Striping will be put on the 1988 Chevrolet cruiser now, and later on the replacement for the 1985 Ford COMMUNICATIONS BUDGET Town Clerk Jim Crocker informed Seaforth's Protection to Persons and Pro- perty Committee the final police com- munication system budget that will be presented to Goderich is $133,373 - which is within the $130,543 to $139,354 budget already approved by the participating municipalities. FEBRUARY POLICING No major crimes were reported to .the Seaforth 'Police Department during the month of February, and only three ac- cidents were investigated Fifty-four occurrences were recorded and 59 parking tickets issued - 20 for over- tisne .parking, 13 for parking in a no park- ing zone, four for, improper parking and 22 for overnight parking Seaforth Police Officers also served five summonses, and delivered two subpoenas and one notice to parent 513477 • >A'4 M EITEVE MALE 1 SEAFORTH, ONTARI.O NOK 1WO TELEPHONE 527-0910 EARLY BIR SPECIA! 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Ra.; -.-!l.l''rl:i 'rirmnlr'' )",1 T P I, Wt I nro, Prn.., SC ,.l rt ,•.• - noel'.. Pe., ' Strr..' i 1,4h• u Rp?p.•.w• Rab; • rtt- TM, FI„ 1 . Subject to approval and specifications from the Huron County Council. Seaforth Towr Council recently authorized the preparation of the final design for the Town Hall Civic Court Project . GARBAGE RECEPTACLES . Seaforth Town Council has given its per- mission for Public Works Superintendent John Forrest to purchase 10 - 60 litre gar- bage cans at a cost of $20 per can. PITCH -IN Despite having to truck the refuse to Holmesville the Town of Seaforth will par- ticipate in the annual Pitch -In campaign, sponsored by the Ministry of the Environ- ment, Pitch -in week is slated to run the week of May 1 to May 7. Bill Eisler has agreed to rent his packer to the town, along with a driver, at a cost of $38 per hour, for pick up of the smaller materials. Larger items would have to be picked up by the town's dump truck. The maximum'cost for Mr. Eisler would be ap- proximately $1,000 since he still has his own garbage routes, and would only be available for three days. If Mr. Eisler were not to provide his service the town would have to pick up all existing materials and truck them to the Holmesville site, with, the poasibility of paying up to $30 per load. CALL FOR TENDERS Public Works Superintendent John For- rest has been given authorization to call for tenders to supply 'A' type gravel to the Town of Seaforth for 1989. Unlike in past years, when the gravel was hauled as re- quired because of lack of storage space, the 1989 supply will be stockpiled at the new public works shed. TIPPING FEES Seaforth .Clerk Jim Crocker has been authorized to schedule a meeting with Seaforth's municipal garbage collectors in order to pursue alternatives that would see the carriers avoid the increased tipping fees at the Holmesville Landfill Site, since the municipality already contributes its chore of landfill costs. Council was informed by Councillor Bill Teall, Seaforth's Representative on the Holmesville landfill Site Board, that the board has established two sub -committees to deal with the issues of tipping.fees and recycling. . Councillor Teall reported the Landfill Board is currently pursuing recycling, and is sending out tenders for recycling terms of reference to a numher of companies to complete a feasibility study on recycling. These tenders will be opened at the March meeting. As an interim 'measure, the board will be placing recycling bins at the landfill site, Councillor Teall also reported the tipp- ing fees are new. and will come into effect May 1,1989. The tipping fees will not apply for municipal collection, that which is col- lected by municipal employees or by agents/contractors employed by the municipality. That means tipping fees would apply to the Seaforth municipal col- lectors, but not the other seven members of the Holmesville Landfill Site. He sug- gested a meeting be :held with Bill Eisler and Jerry Noble in order to pursue alter- natives that would see the carriers avoid the increased tipping fees. FINAL SITE COVER Seaforth Town Council passed a motion Inst week authorizing the purchase of 8,300 cubic yards of clay cover material from Jim and Gene Baynham, new owners of the Nixon Gravel Pit, at a cost of 33 cents per cubic yard, or $2,739, for the final closure of the Seaforth-Tuckeramith Land- fill Site. It also authorized the payment of $7,261 to Frank Kling Limited for loading, hauling. and bulldozer time, in conjunction with closure of the site. ROAD PROGRAM PROPOSALS The Town of Seaforth agreed to proceed with one of three road program proposals prepared by Public Works Superintendent John Forrest for 1989, if it cannot proceed with the force main phase of the sewer expansion. That proposal includes: total reconstruction of Chalk Street South bet- ween Crombie Street and George Street, installation of anew storm.drain and catch basins, .new sidewalks on the .west side of thestr:eet,andcurb,onthe•eastside; resur- aeing only to Wson Street (between James Street and Centre Street), High Street (between :Market Street,and Huron Street), four blocks, of Georgge$treetEast and;one block.of'ColemanStreet (between George $treet"and GouinloekStreet) ; And .installation of new 'sidewalk for ;three :blocks, on 'there h.side,of GeorgeStreet East, and for one bloek onthesouoide of George Street, cast ,between Victoria Street,and Cballc.Sti?eet. The approximate cost of the proposal is $163,014, not including engineering fees. Total reconstruction is estimated at $80,000, Wilson Street at $10,000, High Street at $14,000, Coleman Street at $20,000, and George Street at $8,000 per block. The new sidewalk is estimated tl cost $7,014. PAY FOR MEETINGS Members of Seaforth Town Counct received a total of $3,940 for meetings at• tended during the month of February Councillor Garry Osborn received $735 for attendance at one council meeting eight committee meetings. and four days at a convention ($75 per day 1; Councillor Bill Pinder received $705 for one council meeting, four committee meetings, one four .day convention and one two da seminar; Reeve Bill Bennettreceived $690 for one council meeting, seven comnilttee meetings, and one four dap• convention, Councillor Pat' Malone received $360 for one council meeting, three committee meetings, and one two-day seminar; Coun- • cillor Bill Teall received $345 for one coun- cil meeting and six committee meetings Mayor Hazel Hildebrand received $325 for one council meeting and five committee meetings Councillor Marjorie Clain received $315 for one council meeting. twn committee meetings, and one two-dav seminar; Deputy -reeve Peg Campbell received $300 for one council meeting and five committee meetings, and Councillor Irwin Johnston received $165 for one coun- cil meeting and two committee meetings, APPOINT INSPECTOR The Town of Seaforth has appointed Joe Gibson as its Municipal Weed Inspector tor 1989. The Municipal Weed Inspector's wages are paid by the County of Huron. ATTEND CONFERENCE The Town of Seaforth has given authorization for Public Works Superintendent John 'Forrest, and Public Works employee Doug Anstett, to attend the Ontario .Good ,B.oads Association's (OG'RA) Road'Sehohl, ata'total cost6f$400 each person:The course 'deals with the construction and maintenance of roads. TOWN DECLARATIONS In an attempt to create awareness about the importance of wildlife conservation in Canada, the Town of Seaforth has declared the week of April 9 to 15, 1989 as National Wildlife 'Week in the municipality. The week was created in 1947 by an Act of Parliament. In a second declaration, the Town pro- claimed May 12, Florence Nightingale's. birthday, as Canada Health Day in the Town of Seaforth. The Town also indicated its support of a resolution from the Town of Goderich against nuclear -attack submarines: The resolution, which calls upon Canada's federal government to cancel the nuclear submarine acquisition program and ex- amine more cost-effective and safe methods of assuring Canadian and inter- national security, is being sent to Prune Minister Brian Mulroney, the Defence Minister, Rt. Hon. John Turner, Ed Broad- bent, the Hon. Jack Riddell and other Huron County municipalities. APPROVE COURT PROJECT Subject to approval and specifications from the Huron County Council, the Town of Seaforth has authorized the preparation of the final design for the Town Hall Civic Court Project, to be prepared by B.M Ross and Associates. HOSPITAL MONIES In his report to Seaforth Council, heevc Bill Benuett, also the town's represen- tative on,Huron County Council, indicated the county's intention to budget $75,000 for the Seaforth Community Hospital in 1989 and again in 1990, to complete the $300,000 funding package previously promised the hospital. As .well, be said, the Seaforth Communi- tyHospital will receive a further grant in December 1989, of $400 per bed, for anainteaance costs. This .would amount to over,$16,000 per year. All hospitals in the county fall under this plan. .REFER TO COMMITTEE Seaforth Town Council has referred to its Finance and General Government com- nslttee,.a request re endorse in principle a mandate,by.a number of local citizens, to .establish.and operate a licensed non-profit daycare centre in Seaforth. The commit - .tee bas,agreed to meet with the citizens at its .next meeting, .to discuss further such things -as town.assistauce. 1111 i l- n rr f* n� iu ;tom be held A;ixtail-in -cefere,P.dum for ;rpnocduccers of gibe*, Jambs ,or7.woo will beheld it.April, Ontario tertofmad Food ,Jack Riddell noun d• ucers.w.ill;,JieAsked;lo lcontsider,this u On for+�he..referend a .Y.Qu,iB e,:�tiniw on Pf'thelAutario :,Slbteep g igeney " iag:this erend , t#e j�istry U'�oQ -o (b ,pn- on ROO.repor&edton peration`yari eaf or1a P, .119.9r14.(19, ' ' : Ve Arai oY:9te^,,en 1 ew,cou- esVelteYz era,& 1* period of opeiai.ion Ili' agency was .established fri 190f.,.without a producer vote. Producers of lihegp, lambs or wool are a le, -to vote in,tbe referendum if they awpre,a In 4gen c$ As of 3 Sheepeet NA the 1„Iteld30 afg 3rdwnled,,Aoliucednitd marketed or wool in 1888. They are also fbeY;bogari,P,rA.dueint] fn 1938 and [len rg tea ke gin 1 m refere um,will be held from •.I3, .,!.4,1199 formation meethats wfu d Y ^tie jO o Ae p• o t 1 PCY FcibruarY 401 :So ee jein t t' marketing ac- dyses;provided to,producers P p, ht bs and$wool.