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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1970
IN PRODUCTION - Activity is being stepped up at the Traylor Industries Limited plant just east of Zurich, as the season for camper
units approaches. Seven or eight of the units are presently on display in front of their shop, and a number of the campers have already
been placed at various dealer outlets across the country.
GUARANTEED
CERTIFICATES
and
DEBENTURES
One Year --W 81/4 %
Two Years — 81/2%
Three and Four Years
83/4 %
Five Years -- 9%
CONTACT
John R. Consitt
2364332 Zurich
Advisory Panel
Helps Clients
(by Dora W. Burke, Home
Economics branch, Ontario Dep-
artment of Agriculture and Food)
Did you know that the Better
Business Bureau of Metropolitan
Toronto operates a Dry Clean-
er's Advisory Panel to assist
people in settling problems with
dry cleaners or launderers and
that this service is also available
to the people of Ontario who
live outside the metropolitan
area?
Whenever you are dissatisfied
with the work done by a cleaner
or launderer you should try to
clear up the situation with the
firm concerned. If you are un-
able to get a satisfactory settle-
ment, write to the Better Bus-
iness Bureau of Metropolitan
Toronto statingour case. They
will send you a form to fill out
and they will also get the other
side of the story from the comp-
any involved. If necessary they
will ask you to send your gar-
ment to them for examination.
The Dry Cleaner's Advisory
Panel is made up of two dry
cleaners, two launderers, a tex-
tile expert, a member of a mag-
azine staff and two people from
the Better Business Bureau. The
panel meets about once a month
to consider the problems accum-
ulated in that period.
When the panel meets, the
garments in question are passed
around and each person states
his opinion in the case. The
panel may find the cleaner,
the manufacturer or the cust-
omer at fault. Panel members
report that the firms involved
have never failed to make an
appropriate adjustment based
on their findings.
The next time you get some-
thing back from the dry cleaner
or laundry in an unsatisfactory
condition and the company ra-
fuses to do anything about it,
write to the Better Business Bur-
eau of Metropolitan Toronto,
85 Richmond Street, West,
Toronto 102. Give details and
ask them to help you.
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ISS NOW OPEN IN
G' ,''-,D BEND
A COMPLETE LINE OF SUMMER WEAR
including
Fesss, Sl ,cks, ►{ l Ra(;1.ses, Sh rts
Pant Sits, F =athing Suits
AND PERSONAL LINGERIE
We carry the largest line of Smart Maternity
Wear in all of Western Ontario
ii EE—For the First 50 Customers—FREE
A BABY NAME AND RECORD BOOK
We are located on Highway 21, next to the
Sunoco Station
PHONE 238-2298
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$5 35
Emilimem
PER BALE
Li
AL TWINE
Spot Cash Carry
Off the DockToYou
Because of the expected demand at this low price we must
reserve the right to limit the quantity sold to any one customer
• 100% PURE SISALANA FIBRE
O 300 lbs. AVERAGE TENSILE STRENGTH
* 10,000 ft, 40 lbs. per BALE
e AVERAGE KNOT STRENGTH 135 lbs.
CALL YOUR CO-OP
Distributed by LJC
UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO'
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Ilensall
262-2608
Brucefield
482-9823
Zurich
236-4393