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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1966-12-01, Page 81 tri' G56761. i ILTAMatxSETARa>•qu.SWERCATEEWA '!FALVICUA15tallEM .CIQEMEGE"NfMA3 PAGE. EIGHT ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1966 ELECTION IN GRAND BEND Orval J. Wassmann was re- elected reeve of Grand Bend by acclamation on Monday, but there will be an election ;for the four positions on council. Candidates for the council seats are incumbents Emmerson Desjardine, Howard Green and Douglas Martin, along with new- comers James Connelly, Peter DeJong and John Teevins, Another nomination is needed for school area trustees in Grand Bend when only one of the three candidates qualified for the two seats. Elected by acclamation is Donald Flear, Public Utilities members were both returned by acclamation. They are C. 1', Chapman and Lawrence Mason. 0 SAW MILL OPERATING—Last week saw the return to operation of the saw mill at the former F. C. I;albfleisch mills in Zurich, now owned by Zurich Wood Prod- ucts Limited. Shown here operating the saw Accident Victim - Dies in Hospital Three Weeks Later Floyd Elmer Turner, 29, RR 1, Varna, passed away Thurs- day, November 24, at Victoria T ❑F•f49Alf"11RR , • mill are Harvey Hohner, left, and Albert Hoffman, behind the protective screen. The new firm plans to saw a considerable amount of maple in the next few weeks. Hospital, London, as a result of severe head injuries received in a car accident three weeks earlier. He had never regained consciousness. Born in Stanley Township, November 15, 1937, he was the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Turner, RR 1, Varna. He was employed as foreman in the welding department at Rob - tepayers of Hay Township: Having been nominated as a candidate for the position of Councillor in Hay Township, I sincerely appeal to you for support at the polls on Monday, December 5. It is the duty of every ratepayer to take advantage of our democratic system, and vote for the can- didate of their choice. If you feel that I might be of assistance to our township, I would appreciate your vote. -- CHARLES R. BURGESS To the Electors of Hay Township: Being nominated for the office of Councillor, I am willing to serve the ratepayers in their in- terests to the best of my ability. It will be impossible for me to see everyone before the election. If you see fit to support me at the polls on December 5, it will be greatly appreciated. HAROLD CAMPBELL ert Bell Industries, Seaforth, for several years. In February, 1960, he was married to Jean Rathwell, of Brucefield, who survives him. Also surviving is a little daugh- ter Gayle; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ebner Turner; two broth- ers, David and William at home; four sisters, Mrs. Edgar (Ruth) Willert, RR 1, Zurich; Mrs. Ger- ald (Jean) Rathwell, Brucefield; Brenda and Janice, at home. The late Mr. Turner rested at the Bonthron funeral home, Hensall, until Sunday morning. Funeral service was held from St. Andrew's United Church, Kippen, at 2 p.m., conducted by Rev. E. D. Stuart, who paid fitting tribute to the life of the deceased. Burial was in Bayfield cemetery. Bearers were David and Billie Turner, Edgar Willert, Gerald, Bill and Bruce Rathwell. Flow- er lower bearers, Brenda Turner. Don- ald, Pat and Barbara Rathwell. The floral tributes were many and beautiful. The sympathy of the community is extended to the bereaved families in their sad loss. 0 Ratepayers of Hay Township: Having been nominated again as a candidate for the position of 'Councillor, I humbly solicit your support at the polls on Monday, December 5. If elected, I will endeavor to serve all ratepayers to the best of my ability, as 1 have during the past four years. -- LLOYD HENDRICK Ratepayers of Hay Township: Once again I am a candidate for the position of Councillor in Hay Township. I have enjoyed serving you in (this capacity over the past number of years. Your support at the polls on Monday, December 5, will be deeply appreciated. JOHN TINNEY Election in Hay On Monday For Reeve and Council (continued from page one) Hay Township School Area board, and Herb Klapp report- ed for the South Huron High School board. Details of the activities of these boards can be found elsewhere in this issue of the Citizens News. John Soldan, the Hay repre- sentative on the Ausable River Conservation Authority, gave a brief report for that organiza- tion. "When are we going ahead, with the Parkhill dam is what everyone is asking," Mr. Soldan said. He added that the authority had been urged to consider another dam at the bridge north of Lucan, but this idea has not been taken up .as yet. Wilfred Mousseau, secretary of the Hay Federation of Agri- culture, .asked council why no action had been taken on their resolution asking for road signs throughout the township. He pointed out that the F of A had offered to pay for the material and paint. Reeve Corbett told Mr. Mous- seau that council is waiting for a representative of the DHO to come and •assist them in plan- ning the project. The polls will be open on Monday from nine o'clock in the morning until six 'o'clock at night. GONE TO VIET NAM Private First Class Larry Be- dard, of the United States Mar- ines, has just left Zurich after being home on a three-day leave, prior to his departure for Viet Nam, He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Be- dard, Zurich. umummumnannummommumis Jean McLachlin at the organ in the ROD and GUN ROOM Colonial Hotel GRAND BEND EVERY Thursday, Friday and Saturday Night Also Saturday Matinee Zurich Reeve and Three Councillors (Continued from Page 1) and see what larger demands might be placed on the water system. He also told the meet - ng that council had investigated the possibility of a meter sys- tem for water, but that it was not economical at the present time. There are 297 water 'cus- tomers in the village. Mr. Hess reported that at the present time there are 15 homes in Zurich being heated electri- cally. He explained the details of the hydro line which has been run through the village to supply Blue Water Rest Home with power, pointing out that Ontario Hydro owns the line at the present time, but that the village could purchase it at de- preciated value, in the event of annexation at some future date. The utilities chairinan praised the work of superintendent Earl Flaxbard, describing him as a devoted and conseientious man. As chairman of the' fire de- partment committee, Mr. Hess said he is concerned with the high cost of operating this sys- tem. He pointed out that the total cost of operations for one year is $7,335.95, which repre- sents about 14 mills on the tax rate. "We have asked Hay Township for more help to maintain this system, but so far we have not been too succes- full," he added. "We feel they should be able to pay at least one mill for the protection they receive." Clerk Mrs. Elda Wagner chair- ed the meeting. Dear Neighbors and Friends: I would like very much to have your support in the coming election on Monday, December 5. Having had four years' experience in county council, I feel 1 can be of some help to both the Township and County in the year of 1967. I will try my best to serve you as I have in the past, if re-elected. At this time I would like to thank everyone for their kind support in the past, and wish you the best for 1967. YOURS VERY TRULY, JOHN H. CORBETT 1 cvx A Rate 4,�-,,." i'• •� 1'.:.::1 a.:t'WY..11'r h'.li\,' layers of H y wnship: Having been approached by a number of residents of Hay Township to run for the position of Reeve, I have allowed my name to stand for this office. I humbly solicit your support at the polls on Monday, December 5, and if elected I assure you that I will serve everyone to the best of my ability. 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