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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1971
Mailing List
Now Revisied
To January
The mailing list of the Zurich
Citizens News has been correct-
ed and brought up to date, as
of Saturday, January 9, 1971.
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please advise us immediately.
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'70 after your name, you know
that your subscription is now
past due. Due to stricter postal
regulations than ever before, all
subscriptions that are three
months in arrears must be dis-
continued. We will have to
adhere to this regulation from
now on.
A great many of our readers
will note that their subscriptions
expire in February. If your
label reads January '71 or Feb-
ruary '71, you should be renew-
ing at your earliest convenience,
In the face of continual rising
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in looking after your renewals
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crease now.
Zurich Council Set Salaries;
Salary schedules were set by
the council of the village of
Zurich, at their first regular
meeting on Monday afternoon.
Clerk -treasurer W. Douglas
Armstrong will receive $1700
for the year, for the position
he holds. Road superintendent
Carl Thiel will receive $4992
for the year, and arena manag-
er Gordon Hay will receive a
salary of $6500. Part-time empl
oyee Mrs. Elizabeth Merrier
will be paid at an hourly rate
of $1,75.
All municipal employees
will have one-half of their hosp-
ital and medical insurance paid
for by the village, over and
above their salary.
Salaries for members of
council will remain the same as
they have for the past two years;
$200 stipend plus $100 expense
allowance, while the reeve will
receive only $25 more for his
services than do council memb-
ers.
In other business at the meet-
ing, the reeve and clerk -treas-
urer were appointed as signing
officials for the village. The
law firm of Bell and Laughton
were appointed for the year,
and A. M, Harper was re -appoint.
ed as auditor . Dates for the reg-
ular meeting of council will be
the same as for the past few
years, the first Thursday in each
month, commencing at 7 p.m.
A money -borrowing by-law,
to allow for the borrowing of up
to $40, 000. from the Bank of
Montreal, was approved at the
meeting.
Considerable discussion took
place regarding the establishing
of a recreation committee for
the village, and a meeting with
representatives of the Depart-
ment of Education is being plan-
ned for the near future. Another
meeting with Kent Murray, of
Pick Officials
the Department of Municipal
Affairs, community planning
branch, has been arranged for
January 28.
Several requests for grants
were laid over until the next
meeting, at which time all such
requests will be reviewed.
Councillors George Haggitt
and Herb Turkheim were appoint
ed as delegates to the annual
meeting of the Ontario Associat-
ion of Rural Municipalities in
Hamilton, on February 1 and 2.
A building permit in the
amount of $300 for interior alt-
erations was approved for Hay
Fire Insurance Company.
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Although John Onuluk has had
arthritis since he was a boy, he
does a full-time job as a supervisor
at the Richmond Hill plant of
Texas Instruments Corp. His re-
habilitation was made possible by
The Ability Fund (March of
Dimes).
LEADERSHIP CERTIFICATE - Mrs, Don Travers, a leader
of the Hensall 4-H Homemaking Club, was presented with her
leadership certificate at the Achievement Day in Zurich last
Saturday. Making the presentation to Mrs. Travers is Miss
Catherine Hunt, the Horne Economist for Huron County.
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ZURICH GROUP DISPLAY - Members of the Zurich 4-H Homemaking Club made up this display
for Achievement Day last Saturday, in the community centre. Shown with the display are Dianne
Klopp and Helen Blackwell.
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HENSALL DISPLAY - Members of the Hensall 4-H Homemaking Club presented this display at
the Achievement Day held in Zurich this past Saturday. Shown with their display are two members
of the group, Alma and Dianne Oud.
COUNTY HONOURS - Five girls throughout South Huron were presented with their County Honours certificates at the Achievement
Day held Saturday In the Zurich Community Centre. Shown here with Miss Catherine Hunt, Home Economist for Huron, are Janet
Webb, Eleanor Lobb, Dianne Klopp, Mary Baltessen, and Helen Blackwell.