Clinton News-Record, 1977-06-23, Page 12PAGE 12—CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1977
Hensall council d
an anti- burning by-law
The Village of Hensall
should pass an anti -burning
111Y -law, councillor Bevan
Bonthron said at council's
regular meeting last week.
He said the by-law should
prohibit the burning of refuse
in commercial areas.
Mr. Bonthron's statement
came after it was revealed
that the last three fires in the
village were caused by un-
controlled burning of refuse,
and cost the municipality
about $150 each to fight.
Reeve Harold Knight
agreed that there was a
problem with certain people
who burned refuse carelessly,
but said any by-law would
have to apply to the com-
mercial and residential
sections equally.
Councillor Paul Neiland
said an anti ,burning by --law
would increase the cost of
garbage collection since what
wasn't burned would have to
be picked up.
Reeve Knight felt a total
ban on burning would be too
restrictive. "I'd hate to think
that we got to the stage in
Hcisa11 that you couldn't
burn leaves or paper in your
own back yard."
Mr. Bonthron said if a total
ban was impractical council
should consider establishing
incinerator standards.
Re eve Knight , suggested
'council should talk to the fire
committee for an opinion on
setting incinerator standards.
He said the fire department
would almost certainly be in
favour of a total ban on
burning in the village.
Council decided to look into
the possibility of setting a
minimum incinerator
standard and asking firemen
to police it on a voluntary
basis.
In other business at the
meeting, clerk Bob Heil told
council the Ministry of
Transportation and Com-
munication has approved a
subsidy of $110,000 for the
storm sewer building
program in the village. The
total subsidy for 1977 will
amount to $128,600 he
reported. The village will
have to raise a further
$100,000 through debentures
to complete the sewer work.
Mr. Heil also reported that
B.M. Ross and Associates
have notified -council that the
replacement cost of the old
arena for Wintario grant
purposes has been set at
$500,000.
Council approved tax write-
offs apply to businesses which'
have closed, changed hands,
or altered their premises.
Clerk Heil reported that
Kevin Sheils has been
retained as dog catcher in the
village. Three dogs have been
picked up and disposed of and
a fourth returned to its owner
Mr. Heil said. Mr. Sheils will
receive 315 for each dog
collected and delivered to the
pound, $7.50 for a dog
collected and returned to its
owner, and $2 for each dog
tag sold.
Mr. Heil also reported that
the rates for euthanasia of
captured dogs have been
increased. It will now cost the
municipality a minimum of
$23 for each dog destroyed.
The cost includes a $14
euthanasia fee, and $3„ per.
day for the required three day
holding period.
Council was informed by
letter from.Raymond and
McLean Ltd., that it may not
pass by-laws over-riding the
plumbing code of the
province.
Council voted to give a
grant of $150 for 1977 to the
Hensall South Huron
.Agricultural Society.
A grant of $100 was also
approved for the Huron
Country Playhouse in Grand
Bend. "It's something new to
this area and it should be
supported" Councillor
Neiland said.
A severence for an 8.74 foot
wide piece of land along one
side of Lot 72 in the village
was approved for Mrs. Eileen
Rannie. Council voted to
wave the customary 5. per
cent levy for park land
because of the small size of
the severence.
Building permits were
approved for Ron Wareing.
Cecil Pepper, Leonard
Hoffman, Bevan Bonthron,
Hensall Co-op, Cook's of
Gerbro and Eileen Rannie.
Council will meet again
July 11.
The c amp on atom team rode a float in the Hensall Twilight Fair last Tuesday night.
(News -Record photo)
Monster bingo results
June 20 was the lucky day
for Eva MoorAkead of
Palmerston, Mrs.' Norman
Faird of Brucefield land Elsie
Hully of Goderich as the
three ladies held the winning
cards for the $1,000 jackpot at
the Clinton Monster Bingo.
Vicki Colquhoun of Clinton
was also a lucky winner for
the evening as she gathered
in the $164.25 share the
wealth. June Beaver of
Mitchell and Wilma
McMichael of Clinton split the
$162.50 pot and Mrs. A. Beech
of Goderigh took the other
$138 special,.
Individual winners in the
regular games were Mary
Morrey of Seaforth, Lucy
Isace of Goderich, Fred
Wesenburg of Brussels, Lloyd
Heard of Mitchell, 'Mary
Sharp „gf Clinton, Mrs. Bill
Austin of Seaforth and Edna
Fremlin of Clinton. Other solo
winners were, Flo
MacCuspey of Goderich, Mrs.
Colin McNeil of Goderich,
Jackie Gordner of Kitchener
and Bill Austin of Seaforth.
Mary Jane Armstrong of
St. Marys and Ann Quinn of
Clinton split the winnings of
one game, while Gloria
Allaway of Vanastra, Darlene
Porter of Goderich, Donelda
Hadden of Goderich, Bill
Brown of Port Albert and Pat
Shaw of Blyth shared in
another. Rose Murray of
Dublin and Marg Carter of
Clinton split the winnings in
another game of bingo.
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