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LARGE AND SMALL APPLIANCES
New Appliances
Gilson 23 Cu. Ft. Freezer '225
Westinghouse 14 cu. ft. Refrigerator,
Westinghouse 30" Range, Matching Pair in Gold '645
Simplicity Dryer '185
Some Used Appliances
Fuss Electric
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Third — $10 Worth of Steaks
Fourth — $10 Worth of Steaks
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Free coffee and donuts 3 Candy canes for.children
Children welcome when accompanied by an adult
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(except Major Appliances)
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Our Price Before
You Buy! •
Zurich ready
for sewers
Construction of the village's
$575,000 sewer system, viewed by
planners as a major step toward
Zurich's future prosperity, is
ready to begin.
• Zurich clerk-treasurer Doug
Armstrong said Monday work on
the system can begin when
weather Conditions are suitable,
Completion is slated for next fall.
The system's layout includes
complete sanitary sewer service
througheUt the village, a Pam-
ping station and two 6.5-acre
treatment lagoons to be located
sontheast of here,
Last summer while' outlining
the sweeping proposals for the
future development of Zurich,
which now has a population of
730, Huron County planners said
a sewer system is vital to the
village's growth.
They said modern sewer
facilities are necessary to attract
industry and new residents.
Sewers will allow residential lots
to be smaller and more com-
petitive in market pricing than
the half-acre minimum size now
• required for septic tank installa-
tion.
Job contractor is C. A.
McDowell Ltd., of Centralia,
which tendered a low bid of $40,-
336 for the project. High tender
was $678,759,
Mr. Armstrong said land and
• engineering costs will increase
the price to about $575,000 ,
The system is being financed
by the province and the
municipality will be charged 59.3
cents per thousand gallons of
The system will cost property
• owners a frontage levy of 45
sewage pumped.
cents a foot, an annual connec-
tion charge of $11.58 and a sur-
charge on their present water
rate.
Mr. Armstrong said the sur-
charge has not been set but is
expected to be in the range of 100
percent, The residential flat rate
for water now is $48 a year.
The clerk-treasurer said the
province will absorb 40 percent
of the project's cost, leaving the
municipality with 60 percent to
repay. Planning for the system,
which will be paid off over a 40-
year period, began in 1966.
Buy seals
at Christmas
•
The 1972 Christmas Seal Cam-
paign in the Huron-Perth TB and
Respiratory Disease Association
is headed by Ralph Goren of
Stratford and Tom Leiper of
Londesboro.
Christmas Seal funds play a
two-fold role — to maintain the
vigilant struggle against tuber-
culosis and fight the lung
crippling respiratory diseases in-
cluding chronic bronchitis,
emphysema and asthma. The
program also includes air pollu-
tion and anti-smoking projects.
• Watch the Coming Events of
this newspaper for dates of an
asthmatic conditioning
programme for children in Clin-
ton and a "Smoking Withdrawal
Clinic" in Stratford while Adult
Conditioning will continue
throughout the winter in the Red
• Cross Rooms in Stratford.
The official campaign dates
this year are November 1/72 to
December 31/72.
Brian Shaw was chosen the
first annual "Ecologist of the
Year" from Huron Perth Secon-
dary Schools, He is a student at
Stratford Northwestern Secon-
dary School.
Contestants were eligible from
any secondary school in the two
county area and finalists were
chosen by teachers in the
schools,
"Ecologist of the Year" will be
chosen annually for 10 years and
at that time the programme will
be reviewed according to of-
ficials of the Huron Perth TB and
RD Association the sponsors of
the award.
The "Ecologist of the Year"
will receive a cash prize and a
trophy will be placed in his
school, Two runners up will
receive small trophies.
Brian Shaw helped the Strat-
ford Citizens for the Environ-
ment in their glass recycling
program through collecting and
smashing the glass and now he is
helping the YM - YWCA in this
project. During Arbor Week 1972
he participated in a number of
events and planned and organized
the planting of 700 trees in the
Old Grove Park area of Strat-
ford.
He was the delegate from the,
Mens Environment Club to the
Straight Goods Conference at
Queen's University this past
August when high school students
from all over the province met to
discuss environmental problems.
He is presently the President of
the M.E. Club.
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