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Volunteers honoured
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On June 25, during the Hensall Community Dinner Coun. Dave Annen presented
the Hensall Parks Board's Volunteer Recognition Awards.The recipients of this
year's awards are (I -r) Gerry Neilands (civic volunteer of the year), Lillian Beer
(humanitarian volunteer volunteer of the year) and Steve Bedard (sport volun-
teer volunteer of the year).
Lucan Biddul�h.. court of
revision
By Scott Nixon
TIMES -ADVOCATE STAFF
enies appeals
LUCAN= BIDDULPH -- Lucan _Bid-
dulph's court of revision denied two
appeals concerning the Benn Drain
on June 22
Resident Elmer-. Mosurinjohn ap-
pealed the assessment of $58 for his
double vacant lot on the corner of
Stanley and Main Streets.
Mosurinjohn said he didn't think
heshould be paying anything. Mos-.
urinjohn said his property collects
water -from surrounding areas.
He, .Wed when storm sewers were
insisted on Stanley 'Street, his•draibs
were cut off, meaning his . property
doesn't.drain properly.
. Reymer said Mosirinjohn's : appeal
wasn't valid because it had nothing
to do with the Benn Drain.
. Wray Ramsay, of Spriet Associates,
said Mosurinjohn's property needs
new tile drains and that is Mos-
urinjohn's responsibility.
He said Mosurinjohn has to pay for
the $58 assessment fee because his
property lies within the watershed.
Deputy -Reeve -Bob Benner said the
drain has to be paid somehow and:
that the $58 fee isn't excessive.
In the second appeal, which was
also denied by the court of revision,
Ron and Deb Culbert of 195 Main
Street didn't want to give the town-
ship right of way to allow the mu-
nicipality on their property.
Ramsay said workers needed to go
on the property with a back hoe to
deposit stone.
ifeiuter asked Ramsay if ,allowing-
workers ' fin the Culbert property
would fn anyway restrict the Cul-
bert's use of their land. Ramsay said
workers would. ,be able to work
around a shed or garden if they had
to.
The court denied the appeal, al-
lowing work to be done on the prop
erty.
Reymer said tenders went out Mon-
day for the $70,000 Benn Drain pro-
ject.
The Staff at the new ScotiaBank & Trust, Exeter was officially formed when
ScotiaBank & National Trust joined together on May 10, 1999. The ScotiaBank &
Trust Team would like to thank their clients for their support and understanding
during the transition, ScotiaBank & Trust offer a wide range of products and
services as well as investment advice. They are pleased to introduce the new
Scotia Total Equity Plan and encourage enquiries from homeowners- about this
exciting product.
Seated: Jean Jacobe and Beth Prouty. First row, left to right, Muriel Dalrymple,
Kristina Mitchell, Lynn Leppington, Michelle Bremner, Eleanor Armstrong, Shauna
Mair, Mark Hartman (Personal Investment Manager), Secord row: Mike
Skochinski (Scotia McLeod), Tracy Benson (Service Manager), Julia Twynstra
(Assistant Manager Personal Banking), Marion Show, Peary Laithwaite, Angela
Hovius, Marlene Charters, Lloyd Robison (Manager). Missing is Shallon
McFarland.
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