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Page-2-Banner Times Monday, September 21, 1987 Passes Ordinance From page one basis, or if not removed on a daily basis all entrails must be kept refrigerated until such time as they are removed, and when traveling from the commercial fish cleaning station to disposal they shall be kept in sealed non-leaking containers. 4. All commerical fish cleaning stations shall use fresh water and must be tied in to the village sanitary sewer system, where the sanitary sewer system is available. In instances where the village sanitary system is not available, the operator must ensure that the liquids are separated from the entrails and other solid matters and that the liquids go through the septic system and entrails handled as set forth in paragraph 3 above. 5. Said commercial fish cleaning station shall have sufficient and appropriate off street parking. 6. There will be a cleaning of the area and equipment on a continuous basis and sanitizing daily at the end of operating hours. 7. There will be an evaluation and inspection of the facilities, at any reasonable time during operational hours by the fish cleaning and disposal control inspector, to determine compliance with this law. There shall be an annual review of all permits for assessment of operations. C. A permit from the fish cleaning and disposal control inspector for a commercial fish cleaning station shall be required and the cost thereof shall be $100. per year, with said year running from September 1 through August 31 of the following year. D. The Village Board of Trustees may adopt additional specific regulations after a public hearing as to minimum standards for fish cleaning stations. SECTION 56.5 Commercial Fish Cleaning Station - Definition For the purpose of this ordinance, fish cleaning station shall be considered commercial when: A. Users of the station either pay for use of the facilities to clean their own fish or for others to clean the fish which they have caught or; B. Use of the station as an accommodation to patrons of any other commerical operation, for example, when a motel or lodge offers the use of its station to tenants or lodgers of such facility. SECTION 56.6 Penalties The first violation of this law within an eighteen month period shall be punishable by fine of up to $100.00. A second violation within eighteen months shall be punishable by a fine of $250.00 and a third violation within eighteen months shall be punishable by a fine of up to $500.00. Revocation of commercial permits shall be discretionary for the first or second violation within eighteen months, but upon a third violation, within eighteen months revocation shall be mandatory for a two year period. EFFECTIVE DATE: This local law shall take affect ten days after publication and posting as provided in Village Law 7-706, but shall take affect from the date of its services against a person served personally with a copy hereof, certified by the Village Clerk and snowing the day of its passage and entry in the minutes. Other Business Also at the meeting, the board accepted the resignation of Trustee Frederick Thurston II, and appointed Darrell Joseph Rupert to fill the unexpired term. Area Primary Results BOYLSTON Councilman: (2 seats) Virginia Ann Robbins Franklin B. Rudd Robert H. Williams Highway Superintendent: Richard Moffett Anthony Allen ORWELL Legislator: Freda E. Kaul James A. Densmore Committee (2 seats) Victor M. Waggoner Douglas C. Henry Freda E. Kau! REDFIELD Superintendent of Highways: Vivian M. Harvey Earl A. Rogers RICHLAND Supervisor: Lloyd J. Otis John D. Compo Councilman (2 seats) James W. Atkinson William A. Brosnan Charles E. Gerdon SANDY CREEK Highway Superintendent: Ronald J. Wood Larry I. Crast Charles E. White WILLIAMSTOWN Highway Superintendent: Henry H. Allen Douglas Kaine Eugene King 75 63 62 85 24 123 27 106 46 116 77 42 373 299 465 285 336 256 126 54 132 65 48 New Pulaski Village Trustee Darrell Joseph Rupert. Close For Maintenance ® miu The county's solid waste transfer station on Route 11, Hastings, will be closed for maintenance work Tuesday, September 15, according to Arthur Ospelt, superintendent of the county Department of Public Works. The Pulaski trans/er station will be closed f or similar maintenance work Wednesday, September 23. Commercial haulers and industries u?uig the two transfer stations on those days should bring refuse to either the Bristol Hill landfill or the energy recovery facility in Volney.Residentdisposing of household refuse should use another transfer station. The Oswego transfer station will be closed to commercial users Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, September 29 and 30 and October 1, for maintenance work. The Oswego transfer station will remain open to residential traffic those three days. Commerical users should use either the energy recovery facility or the Bristol Hill landfill. \Work crews will be replacing steel panels and other components which have been in use since the transfer stations opened ten years ago,\ said Ospelt. \We have scheduled the closings to coincide with days when we receive the least amount of traffic.\ The Department of Public Works also operates transfer stations on County Route 7, Hannibal and at the Bristol Hill landfill, Route 3, Volney. The transfer station Mondays. Hannibal is closed Society To Meet The Pulaski Historical Society will open its fall season with a special meeting at the museum at 7415 Park St.onWednesday, September 23 at 7:30 p.m. The program is entitled. \The Museum - Methods and Memories\ presented by Doris Mattison, collections chairman. Also that evening, the drawing for the stenciled quilt will take place. Everyone is invited to this first meeting, planned to be an informative, enjoyable time. The new carpet will be installed and plans for the addition discussed. Refreshments will be served. Sandy Creek Library News / The \Friends\ are holding a \Bizarre Bazaar\ on Satur- day, October 31, 1987, at the Town Hall. We will be selling homemade baked goods, used books, handcrafts, and much more. We would appreciate any donations of used books, especially children's books and cookbooks. All proceeds will go to the microfilming project being undertaken by the \Friends\ Local History Com- mittee. New titles at the library include The Fatal Shore by Robert Hughes and The Haun- ted Mesa by Louis L'Amour. Also we have received 25 new Large-print books. Stop in and check them out. Coral Childs has left for her new job in Washington, D.C. Coral adopted the overdue books this summer and through her efforts, over 100 of the 500 outstanding books have been returned. We'll miss her and we wish her well. While we're on the subject. While you are fall cleaning, please take time to check and see if some of your books belort 1 in our libraiy. Library Hours I uesda\ 1 p.m. - 9 p.m. Wednesday 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Thursday 1 p.m. - 9 p.m. Fridav 10 a.m. -8 p.m Saturday 10 a.m. - 1 p.m J*b 'BUSY' HUSBAND FINDS TIMK FOR EVERYTHING BUT WIFE By Abigail Van Huren (c) 1983 by Universal Press Syndicate DEAR ABBY: This June was our 15th wedding anniver- sary. My husband told me he was so busy that I should just go and buy myself something. (Was I supposed to buy my own card, too?) Two days later, my boss asked me to run an errand for him on my lunch hour. I nearly rear-ended the car ahead of me when I saw my \too busy\ husband getting out in front of a very nice restaurant with a woman he works with. When I asked him about it that night, he became furious and accused me of \spying\ on him. (In broad daylight on a busy street — this is \spying\?) Then he said he took her to lunch to celebrate her 10th year with the company. I can't describe my hurt. Abby, he didn't forget our anniversary. I just wasn't important to him. Later he said he was sorry and wanted to make it up to me by hopping in the sack. He got angry when 1 couldn't respond. I didn't feel 1 was made love to — I felt used. I'm tired of being married to this thoughtless, in- sensitive man. He won't change. Am 1 a poor sport for wanting to throw in the towel? FED UP IN SAN DIEGO DEAR FED UP: No. Just be sure it's what you want to do. lint first give counseling a chance — it could save your marriage. If it's hopeless, then throw the towel in — and your \too busy\ husband out. DEAR ABBY: I'm only 25 years old and have been married three times. My first marriage lasted three years. My second marriage ended after only 30 days, and 1 am now in my third marriage to a man I do not love. I am expecting a baby any time now, which, by the way, does not belong to the man I'm married to. Now all of a sudden the man who fathered this child (1 love him dearly. Abby) wants to marry me. The problem is the man to whom I am married believes that marriage is for better or tor worse, til death do us part. Well, I don't want to wait that long. Besides 1 want better, and better for me is to get out of this marriage and marry the man 1 love. What should I do. Abby? Take a fourth walk down the aisle with the man I've loved since high school, or remain trapped in a loveless marriage? A 12-YEAR-FAN IN FLORIDA DEAR FAN: I think you've already made your choice. A marriage usually stands a better chance when you're married to the one you love — especial- ly when he's the father of your child. DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend and I are both 21 and want to get married, but we can't find a minister who will marry us because neither one of us belongs to a church. 1 know we could go down to the city hall and get married by a judge or a justice of the peace, but we are both Christians and want a religious ceremony. We can't afford to join a church just yet. Can you please help us? THELMA AND FRANK DEAR T. AND F.: Yes. do to the Salvation Armv and tell the people there w hat you've told me. Every commissioned officer of the Salvation Army is ail ordained Christian minister, authorized lo perform marriage ceremonies that will he legal and binding in every stale in the United Stales, (ioori luck and Cod bless. DEAR ABBY: The letter from \Still Upset.\ warning people against carrying priceless pictures and souvenirs in their purses, prompts this letter. I learned anot her lesson the hard .vay. 1 lost my key ring. On it 1 had attached my name, home address and tele- phone number, thinking if my keys were lost, the finder would return them to me. Wrong! The \finder\ beat me home and cleaned me out before I was able to get there. Print this, please. It might wise up some other dummies. DUMB IN MUNCIE. IND. Problems? Everybody has them. What are yours 9 Write lo Abby. P.O. Box :i8<)2.'L Hollywood,\ Calif. iMHWH. For a personal reply, please enclose a stamp- ed, self-addressed envelope.
