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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1973
WORK COMMENCES - Workmen of the C.A. McDowell Construction Co. Ltd., are really busy
these days with their sewage system contract in the village of Zurich. One of the crews are work-
ing their way along highway 84 west, while the other crew is working south on the county road.
This photo shows some of the action along the 20 -foot deep trench on the highway going west.
RE: SEWAGE CONNECTIONS
We are receiving many inquiries re-
garding sewage connections in the
Village of Zurich, and are pleased to
announce that we will be contracting
for this type of work.
Early applications for Sewage Conn-
ections will be greatly appreciated,
so we may survey your property to
establish outlets.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL;
IC
PHONE 236-4182, ZURICH
RE: SE AGE SERVICE CONNECTION
THE VILLAGE OF ZURICH IS RECOMM-
ENDING THAT EVERYONE HAVE THEIR
SEWAGE SERVICE INSTALLED FROM THE
MAIN TRUNK LINE TO YOUR PROPERTY
LINE,
If your service is not install-
ed at this time, you will lose the
advantage of the Provincial Subsidy,
and be responsible for the total
connection cost.
Please feel free to call the
Municipal Office for any further
information.
VILLAGE OF ZURICH
JACK TURKHEIM
W. D. ARMSTRONG
Reeve Clerk
Emma el UCW
e; tertah ladies
Mrs. Oscar Greb led the wor-
ship service for the Easter
Thank -offering meeting of
Emmanuel United Church Wom-
en, and welcomed the ladies of
Bayfield and Hensall United
Churches, and hlensall Presbyt-
erian ladies.
The scripture was read by
Mrs. Russell Grainger and Mrs.
Mayme Hoffman followed with
"Thoughts on Golgotba."
Mrs. Beatrice Hess played
appropriate Easter music while
the offering was received, also
accompanied the special Easter
numbers in song contributed
by Mr. Clare Zurbrigg, of
Kitchener and a ladies trio,
Mrs. Aniacher, Mrs. Beatrice
Rader and Mrs. Ken Breal<ey,
Mrs. Clare Zurbrigg introduc-
ed a friend of hers, a native of
Connestoga, Mrs. Akiie Nan-
amia, as guest speaker, illust-
rating her message with slides
which gave a vivid insight of
the cluture of Vietnam, Viet-
namese Christian service, and
conditions as they really are.
Mrs. Rader extended courtes-
ies,
Refreshments and a time of
fellowship followed in the
basement with a unique worship
centre reminding the group of
the supreme sacrifice Jesus made
LIVESTOCK
S IP !NG
TO
TORONTO UNION STOCK
YARDS
Dunn and Levack
Every Monday
All Loads Fully Insured!
CONTACT
Campbell McKinley
RR.1, ZURICH Phone 262.5430
on the Cross and a climax to the
message to help portray the
value of the Cross in the attit-
ude and spirit of actually enter-
ing into the lives of the under-
privileged,
HIL'`,? VARIETY
MAIN STREET •-- ZURICH
featuring a complete line of
Groceries * Confectionery
Novelties
Phone 236-4930 for free delivery on orders of $5,00 or over
1
SIDEWALK & PATIO
BLOCKS
CALL!
G G CNCRETE D,,' CTS
1 1/4 MILES SOUTH OF ZURICFI
236-4065
236-4934
5
HENSALL LIVESTOCK SALES
IVONDAY, APRIL 23
7 P.M,
1000 HEAD
Consisting of Steers, Heifers and Calves
Anyone wishing to consign cattle to this sale
should contact the management:
VICTOR HARGREAVES BILL LIVINGSTON BARRY MILLER
482-7511 529-7521 235-2717
CLINTON DUNGANNON EXETER
AUCTIONEERS: Hector McNeil and Larry Gardiner
0
EST M!
s Ever Sorry.
He Bought The Best !!
An old slogan seldom heard today, primarily because
there is a lot of junk thats not designed to last over a
year or two!
THE BEST IS WHAT I SELL
IN RIDING LAWN MOWERS!
Ariens Riding Lawn Mowers
•Look around - you'll find a lot of old ones that are still
working just fine!
COME UP AND TRY ONE OUT - I'VE GOT THE MOWERS
AND I'VE GOT TI -IE GRASS!
STEVE ARGYLE
Outdoor Equipment
Phone 565-2800