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By Oksana Buhel If Town of Halton Hills staff reports favorably on . the proposition of reopening a bingo hall in Norval, and muneet councillors accep! the report, Burtiaetor resident Ray Smith will be one step clos- er in overriding a provincial moratorium on the opening of new bingo parlors. Smith has proposed open- ing a bingo hall at the old Country Dreams Club, for- merly the Riviera Club, on> Guelph St. in Norval. A 1988 provincial moratorium prohibits the opening of new bingo halls, but Smith said his is a “unique situa- tion” because he is asking council to approve a bingo facility which has already been licensed as such. Smith informed council- lors the parlor would be available to charities, ser- vice clubs and other non- profit organizations. He added he would invest $200,000 to improve the establishment, mentioning specifically the installation of smoke-removal devices. Asked by Councillor Marilyn Serjeantson if the devices are effective, Smith boasted they proposal to Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, October 20, 1993 — Page 3 -Bingo believers may find Nirvana in Norval nn - He added the previous bingo facility closed because of low attendance and high expenses, but was confident he could conquer such problems. Lunn-Stewart informed the movie approval and Field of will also con- councillors a new staff per- Dreams” - “If sider the son would have to be hired you build it, number — of to monitor the business and they will weekly events earnings of the facility. come,” he and the histo- Councillor Kathy Gastle, predicted. Z ry of the loga- a Norval resident, did not Where Kathy Gastle tion. approve of the proposal. “I “they” will be Smith told don’t feel this municipality coming from was another point of contention. Town clerk Janet Lunn-Stewart pointed out the provincial government will consider the proximity of a proposed hall to existing ones within a 30 km radius. (There are currently three bingo halls in Brampton and one-in Milton. Councillor Rick Bonnette insisted proximity is a ques- tionable basis, recalling an Acton- hockey league was one of the last considered for the use of the Milton facility. council he planned to run should override a moratori- four or five daily events, . um,” she said. “It would set beginning with “Breakfast a precedent.” Bingo” at 10 a.m., and end- Council nevertheless ing with “Midnight decided to direct staff to Madness” - seven days a_ make a report — the time week. frame not being set. UHITACHI TOSHIBA GOLDSTAR RCA GE LOWEST PRICES “Shire: Svzinssa* 14" Colour TV 1 98" LOTTERY courtesy of Meet the candidates Halton Cable. 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