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Home My WebLink AboutTimes Advocate, 1989-06-21, Page 11Page 12 Times -Advocate, June 21, 1989 4 Zurich Fair set for 125th year By Carmel Sweeney ZURICH. - The Zurich Fair will celebrate its 125th anniversary this year on July 21--23. Plans are un- der way to mark this event with special activities, including an anni- versary dinner, a welcoming of all previous fair queens and baby con- test winners, an41 special draws and contests, including a prince and princess contest. The 125th anniversary dinner will be Saturday, July 5. Tickets are al- ready on sale at $10 per person: Friday July 21 will feature a dance with Mozart's Melody Makers where the 1989 Fair Queen will be - crowned. Lions • Watch for the Zurich Lions ball tournament this weekend at the 50s and 60s Day Golden Glimpses Blue 'Water jst Home Community Centre. ZPS The Grade 7 and 8 students of Zu- rich Public School have returned from a special trip to Toronto. They stayed at -the York University residences while touring the Sky - Dome, the Zoo, the Ford Plant, Black Creek, and other major attrac- tions. Personals Mary Ellen and Gerald Zielman are now the proud parents of twins - a boy and a girl. Melissa Smith and Nicholas Jef- frey were baptised at St. Boniface recently. Has everyone noticed Zurich's flower boxes and hanging pots have been filled with bright flowers by the Chamber of Commerce and -Bean Festival Committee? Best wishes fora speedy recovery go to Mozart Gelinas Sr., presently a.patient in St. Joseph's Hospital. Gladys Gingerich has returned from visiting her daughter's family in Eugene, Orgeon. Christine Lansbergen's daughter from Holland, Joanne, is back in the area on her annual five-week va- cation. Donna Klopp is back from a va- cation in Scotland. Mari -Ann Hendriks was given a bridal shower on Sunday at her par- ent's home. The Zurich- Community Centre was the scene of a buck and doe held in honour of Colleue Bedard and Jon Ferris who are getting mar- ried in July. ZURICH - Tuesday' evening, the ladies of the Dashwood Lutheran Church sponsored the June birthday party. An enjoyable musical pro- gram was presented followed by birthday cake and ice cream. Resi- dents having June birthdays and re- ceiving eceiving gifts, courtesy of the La- dies Auxiliary were: Joan Bedard, Marcella Dietrich, Ruby Hoggarth, Magdalene Jantzi and Norma Par- kins. Wednesday afternoon some of our Residents enjoyed one of their first bus rides this spring. They drove around the areas of Grand Bend, Greenway and surrounding areas. We are indebted to Bill and Jean Burr who volunteered to drive and chaperone: On behalf of the Resi- dents and Staff we extend our best wishes to Marc Chalut who has been our volunteer in the past and is now recuperating from major surgery. Hopefully he and his wife Eileen will be able to returnto our midst in the future. ' Thtirsday, some of the'Residents were fortunate in being invited to Nithview Home, New Hamburg, where they enjoyed a delicious din- ner, a very enjoyable program dur- ing the afternoon and refreshments before starting for home. In the near future, Residents here will be entertaining the Nithview Residents: Rev. Douglas Wright of Hensall United Church conducted the Sun- day evening chapel service. Air band - While they might not reall` be singing, these girls made sure they had fun on Zurich Pub- lic -School's stage last week as they entered an air band contest with "1 Wonder Why" as a tribute to the school's 50s and 60s day. From left are Leah Siebert, Jessica. Brown, Angie Clarke, and Krista Schilbe. 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STANLEY LAKE HURON SHORELINE WATER WORKS NOTICE OF COMPLETION OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY REPORT JUNE 21, 1989 As a reqWrement under -Ontario's Environmental Assessment Act, the Council of the Township of Stanley hereby notifies all in- terested individuals and parties that the Environmental Study Report (ESR) for the above-mentioned project has been com- pleted. The Report documents the planning and decision- making process which was followed during the development of the project for municipals sewage and water projects. It also identifies potential environmental Impacts and documents meas- ures intended to reduce the effect of any negative impacts. Tjie Proposal The purpose of the water works project is to provide a supply of potable water for the Lake. Huron shoreline. areas of the Town- ship which have a history of poor quality"water supplies. A main trunk watermain will be constructed along Highway No 21 con- necting to an existing line at Drysdale and continuing to the northern boundary of the Township of Stanley. Distribution lines extending west from the main trunkline will provide water service to subdivision areas along the Iakeshore. The areas to be served initially have been determined through a series of questionnaires and surveys and in some cases, they have asked for water ser- vice by direct petition. Figure No. 1 shows the initial area served by the water works project. As part of this project, a booster pumping station will be con- structed on, part of Lot 6, LRW Concession, Township of Hay, to provide the necessary water pressures. Costs and Charges The total cost of the project is approximately $4,125,700. The • Ministry of the Environment is funding approximately 47% of the entire project cost. Property owners in the service area will fund the remainder. A_summary of rates and charges is presented in detail in the ESR and has been mailed to registered property owners. To Review the Environmental Study Report The ESR and Class Environmental Assessment Document are available for public review at the following locations: Township of Stanley Ministry of the Environment Municipal Offices. Regional Offices R.F. #1 985 Adelaide St. S. Varna, Ontario London, Ontario NOM 1R0 N6E 1V3 'Office Hours; Monday -Friday. 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Office Hours; Monday -Friday 8:15 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Village of Bayfield Branch Library Hours of opera�tion vary please c#eok'with the Village of Zurich Branch Library appropriate branch. Opportunity to "Comment Individuals or organizations that wish to comment on the proposal are invited to do so, but comments must be in writing and must be received at the Township Municipal Offices (address above) no later than 5:00 p.m.. July 21. 1989, If there are significant negative environmental concerns which cannot be resolved, all parties may request that the Ministry of the Environment elevate or "bump -up" this project to an Individu- al Environmental Assessment. It is important to note that this may be the last opportunity to com- ment on the proposal. If no objections/concems/criticisms, are ex- pressed by the date noted, the project may proceed to construc- tion as presented. Questions regarding the project may be directed to the Town- ship Office or the Township's Consulting Engineers: B. M. Ross and Associates Limited, 62 North Street, Goderich, Ontario N7A 2T4 Phone (519) 524-2641 Attention: S. D. Burns, P.Eng Mel Graham Clerk -Treasurer Township of Stanley Lto N0 *� - PROPOSE,O HWY. N2 21 TRUNK WAT[RMAIN amisida - PROPOSED DISTRIBUTION WATERMAINS 1111.111111 - 'mice AREA INITIAL SERVICE AREA FIG.