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The Huron Expositor, 1983-04-13, Page 14A14 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 13, 1983 Blowing garbage concerns council Members of Hensall council voiced their concerns over improper dumping at the • Hensall landfill site, after works superin- tendent, Don Towton, informed them of complaints by neighbours adjacent to the site of blowing garbage. In his report to council, Mr. Towton expressed his cpncern over the amount of blowing garbage that is presently floating in the creek at the site. "If the ministry of environment came out and saw the site I'm afraid they would close it down with all that stuff in the creek," he said. Councillor Richard Packham, who in- spected the dump, told council that he had found irregularities in the separation of garbage going into the dump. "The only concern 1 have is that there was household arbage dumped where the steel should be", said, referring to dumping practices by an named ope or. Reeve Harry Klu council that it should be the responsibility of the operator to clean up the creek and that he should be made aware of proper dumping procedures. "If you don't keep it up (the landfill site) it can become a problem," councillor Packham added. Council will continue to monitor the situation. Mr. Towton also informed council that there will be considerable cost in erecting new "no parking" signs in the community. He explained that the cost of erecting signs in the arena area is $243. "That's only the beginning," he said, "That's just no parking signs for almost three blocks." Council agreed to continue tIie'wdrk with the signs. Councillor Irene Davis, of the book committee set up to put out a historical book about Hensall for the centennial year, requested that council consider a possible loan to the project to help cover costs. tete Iii li?Itlit11 of this project .t. IA 1111010.5,111y..,,t de ce Although figures were not available, an estimated 52700 could cover the publishing of 1000 books. However, Mrs. Davis explained that the book is in the planning stages, making it impossible to give )an exact figure. She also asked council to consider funding the project with profits to go to the town. Reeve Harry Klungel told council that the centennial committee has declined to pay for the book. He felt that the decision was based on the amount of work already in the hands of the committee on other centennial events. "I think it is important that the town sponsor the book and if any profit is made it goes back to the village. Council will consider both proposals in conjunction with the planned budget. .BRIEFS Bylaw enforcement officer Herman Van Wieren reported 38 parking violations for March with 25 of those paid-up-to-date.He told council that many of the violations were issued to village residents. Hensall council supported a request from the Grand Bend Chamber of Commerce asking for support and participation in events during the Ontario Sandcastle Competition to be held August 20 and 21. Council will advise local groups of the possibility of participating in the parade or of sponsoring groups to enter the sandcastle competition. Council agreed to authorize advertising space in a special booklet being prepared for the Seaforth and District 'Community Centres official opening on June 4. A request by Tuckersmith Township for a grant to help reduce its proposed Recre- ation Centre deficit of $55,742.00 will be considered when council sets its budget. In 1982 council gave Tuckersmith a $500 grant based on usage of 1.67 per cent of the total registered at the centre. Youth for Christ has quiz South Huron Youth for Christ 'held their monthly rally on Saturday at Bruce - field school with a Targe attendance, Director Bob Heywood was in charge and opened with several Easter choruses and prayer, The three area quiz teams then quizzed on 20 questions from 1 Timothy chapter 5. The Zurich team topping the highest score. At the May rally they utliz 1 Timothy Chapterwill 6. Thions is NEXT,CONSTRUCTION—The sod was turned officially Monday afternoon for the new 22 unit senior citizens apartments In Hensall. Doing the honours were, from left, BIII Fuss, ehalrman of the building committee; Herman Poser, Canadian Mortgage and Housing - rep and Hensall reeve, Harry Klungel. (Svela photo) Seniors to visit Dashwood The Three Links Seniors are invited to be guests of the Dashwood Good Companions on Monday, April 18 at 8 p.m. in the community centre, Dashwood. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Web - the final, also the last indoor' rally. Mrs. Kevin Parker sang "To God Be The Glory". The Young People from Crediton United Church called Soul Survivors presented an Eas- ter play called "The Denial". The May meeting will be held at the school May 7. Speaker will be Geo. Hesson from Ailsa Craig. He is an Arab born in Bethlehem. Mr. Charles Mickle return- ed to his home in Hamilton atter spending a week's vaca- tion visiting with his mother, Mrs. Laird Mickle, Laura Mary Sararas was baptized in Mt. Carmel Church last Sunday by Father Joseph Nelligan. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Sararas, Hensall and family; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph,. Nolan and family attended and enjoyed a fam- ily dinner at the home of Gerry and Gail Sararas in Exeter. CLC:.SED SATURDAY OPEN SUNDAY ALEXANIAN CARPET LONDON ADELAIDE STORE ONLY ter have returned to their under the leadership of Mur - home , after spending the ray Wearing. winter months in Florida. The Junior Hi Group of Hensall United enjoyed an evening of recreation at the school on Friday evening SEAFORT1-i ,JEWELLERS 685 Adelaide North 7 hours only Wil at Brucefield euchre Rebekahs have 34th birthday Correspondent BERTHA MACGREGOR 262-2025 Amber Rebekah Lodge members celebrated their 34th birthday on Wednesday evening when they partook of a dinner at Carmel Presbyter- ian Church at which time the District Deputy President of District 2 #23 Sister Alice Bowen and members of Pride of Huron Lodge. Exeter were guests. The regular meeting fol- lowed at the lodge hall with Noble Grand Margaret Con- sitt presiding. assisted by Vice Grand Margaret Up- sh$II. Mrs.:. Alice Bp esn••' D. .P. C;"ast� i}e�etit&d`fohe' lodge by Bertha MacGregor Jr. P.N.G. and was received by the Noble Mrs. Margaret Consitt and presented with a corsage. Mrs. Ruby Bell reported for the, finance com- mittee, Mrs. Marg Upshall reported for the visiting com- mittee and the treasurer. Mrs. Dorothy Corbett gave the financial report. An invitation was received to the open house for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corbett and to the Rebekah members for NI \l 1 \(i Ladies' Night April 2 Happy birthday was extend- ed to Mrs. Ruby Bell, Mrs. Sharon Love and Mrs. Gladys Coleman. Members were re- minded of the district Meet- ing at Pride of Huron Lodge, Exeter, April 13 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Bowen D.D.P. spoke to the members congratulat- ing them on their work and spoke on "What It Means to be a Rebekah". Following the closing of lodge. Mrs. Evelyn McBeath played a melody of songs. after which a social hour was enjoyed when Mrs. Bowen cut the anniversary cake. which was served with eoe . cream, t• • ° N1f.'r1 lrl Kifi$mhif "who recently underwent surgery in University Hospital, Lon- don is improving. The family of Mr. and Mrs. John Corbett are entertaining at an Open House in the Fellowship Hall of Hensall United Church on Sunday, April 1' from2-4 p.m. in honour of their fiftieth wed- ding anniversary. Mrs. Rordon Troyer re- turned to her home last week after receiving treatment in South Huron Hospital PARTS DEPOT SERVICE DEPOT at ("WATSON APPLIANCE REPAIR) located in Seb•ingeille at (PHELANS PLACE) Correspondent ISABELSCOTT 482-7135 Bruceticld Oddfellows held a euchre at the hall on Friday April 8. The winners were ladies high -Grace McClinch- ey, lone hands -Grace Evans, low• Mrs. Cliff Henderson, men's high -Bruce McClinch- ey, lone hands-Aldie Crich, low -Mrs. Flynn, lucky draws - Warden Haney and Beatrice VVels 1 try ss Brenda Hallam visit - on the weekend with Stephanie Black, Goderich. Mrs. Ruth Rushcall. Vic- toria B.C. is visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Scott and son, Willowdale visited on the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scott. Int III\PIONDSAV.A1(HP" II \Vl I I 1'1(1 1 IN1 t lllhA ( ll`IS I ()I( FVI•12) t)( (:\' ION All'1\Trtinl Rol,;ir Phone 577 0270 SUNDAY, APRIL 17th 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. IT'S WORTH THE DRIVE! OFF Alexaniam everyday price or Alexanian comparable book price. :,: 5's t1 v * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * TRAVEL WITH * at) e 11*0 T M;y 28th, 1983 To Beautiful Elgin House Resort in the Muskokas 4 DAYS $ 2 5 9 00 *• each (twin) * Includes: * * 19- • Goderich Goderlch * Clinton * Mitchell * Seaforth * Kincardine •Deluxe Motorcoach •All meals at Elgin House •ATI Social activities at Elgin House •Deluxe Accommodation "Free Delivery Service" CLOSED MONDAYS OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY NIGHT' • TILL a P.M. 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