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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1973-11-22, Page 14THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1973 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 16 Sewer service nears completion in Zurich The sanitary sewer system in the Village of Zurich, is nearing completion and private hook-up will soon be permitted. Before anyone can hook up to the sewer service that is install- ed at the street line, each prop-. erty owner must obtain a "Lat- eral Sewer Connection Permit." This permit must be obtained before any work is undertaken. The permit is obtainable at the Municipal Office and may be picked up by your contractor.. The Village requires that an inspection fitting be placed at the street line and that a riser pipe be installed to ground level This inspection fitting will be supplied by the Village and the cost of same is included in the permit fee which is $15. Each new service must be inspected by the Village prior to back filling the trench. This inspection is for the home own- er's protection in the event that trouble is experienced later on. It is also very important that the exact measurements are obtained when the service is installed to enable the owner to locate his service in later years. The exact date that services may be connected is not set at this time, but when this date is determined everyone will be notified. If anyone has any specific inquiries they may call the Municipal Office, at 236-4303. 0 During the Klondike Gold Rush, the first cow in Dawson City sold to Tom Chisolm, a saloon keeper, for $1, 000. He milked her in the bar and sold the milk at $5 per mug. Bayfield council discuss bumps (by Milvena Erickson) At the regular meeting of Bayfield village council Monday evening a request was received from C. Archibald, Administ- rator of Huronview, asking for names of villagers over the age of 65 years so they (Huronview) may institute a program so that some of their residents who are without families in the area, may have daily telephone cont- act with persons outside the home. Council also received an ans- wer from the Ministry of Transp- ortation and Communications regarding a request for inform- ation on speed deterrents to be built into new pavement. This information was requested by council in September, following a letter and petition by several residents on Tuyll St. As coun- cil has no information on this subject they contacted the Min- istry in Stratford and received, the following reply "Bumps in a roadway can usually be driven over by slow and cautious driv- ers. However, the speeders, for which the bumps were placed, could very easily lose control of their vehicles resulting in a very serious collision problem." A request from the St. John's Ambulance Corps for financial assistance was filed. A letter from the M.T. and C. stated that approval had been given to the amendment to the Traffic By -Law to add three yield signs. The reeve reported that app- roval of the area for the Beach Management Agreement had been received, and a map out- lining the area was viewed by council members. A letter from Jack Pounder was received with an attached petition containing 25 signatures Bowling scores at Zurich Lanes SENIOR MLYED BOWLING LEAGUE, Hawkeyes - F. Denomme - 577 Ramblers - H. Finkbeiner - 682 Newcomers - Anne Oesch - 613 Varieties - L. Willert - 595 Whippoorwills - G. Sweeney - 757 Hi Hopes - C. Geiger - 510 HIGH SINGLE - L. Willert - 301 HIGH TRIPLE - G. Sweeney - 757 November 15, 1973 Total Points Points 0 47 7 30 0 28 7 49 7 7 0 28 ZURICH LIONS CLUB THIRD ANNUAL STAG NITE AND DRAW DOWN ON A 26" ELECTROHOME COLOR TELEVISION FRIDAY, NOVEM ER 23 ZURICH ARENA Tickets: $10, each (includes all the barbecued beef you can eat) DRAW DOWN STARTS AT 8 P.M. Last ticket drawn for color television 1st - 25th - and each 25th ticket drawn gets $20. each Tickets still available from Lions member PROCEEDS FOR ICE FLOODING MACHINE IN ARENA representing 20 property owners on the north-east side of High- way 21 from Agnes St. south and within 400 feet of the area, opposing any change in the zoning by-law from residential to commercial. They requested that this area remain residential in both Amendment 3 to the Official Plan for the County of Huron Planning area being a Secondary Plan for the Village of Bayfield and in any further zoning regulations." It was decided by the Planning Committee to contact those res- idents affected in the area on the west side of Highway 21, St. Boniface CWL view crafts The monthly meeting of the Catholic Women's League of St. Boniface Church, Zurich, was held in the school auditorium following Mass for Vocations, at 8 p.m., November 13, There were 20 members and two guests present. The president, Mrs. C. Gel- inas, opened the meeting by leading the members in prayers. The group were pleased to have Madeline back after her long stay in hospital. She thanked everyone for their kindness while she was ill. Mrs. William Siebert demon- strated crafts suitable for Christ- mas gifts and decorations. She gave patterns with detailed instructions to those interested in making the articles. Each of the members present wrote a letter to each of the 28 members of the Advisory Council of the•Status of Women in Ottawa, stating their views on abortion, and why they think the law discriminates against the most defenceless of the hum- an family. All the letters were signed by everyone. The meeting was adjourned and refreshments were served. Jottings by Jock (Continued from page 10) ent Federal regulations govern- ing automobile exhaust emiss- ions. He said control devices installed in automobiles which increase gasoline consumption may be desirable or necessary in some parts of North America but they are unnecessary in some parts, maybe all of Canada. He indicated that they may make sense at the corner of King and Bay streets, in Toronto but they are something that we simply cannot afford while we have an energy problem. Independent Shipper to Unit a1 Co-operative of Ontario Livestock Dept Toronto Ship Your Livestock with Roy SSotc'hmer Monday Is Shipping [day From Varna Stockyard CALL BAYFIELD 565.2636 By 7:30 a.m. Monday For Prompt Service No Charges on PIck up wmanammeasassassamernessewessiassersts woutheast of Agnes St., and bring their findings to a special meeting on Thursday evening, November 29, for serious cons- ideration, and all opinions be duly recognized. At this meet- ing council will also discuss ways and means for the removal of garbage to the Holmesville Land Fill Site. In other business, it was noted that Assessment Appeals will be heard in Hensall at 9:30 a, m, November 27; the deteriorating condition at the south pier was discussed and it was decided to contact the D.13, W. to find out their views on this matter. Council also passed a by-law to amend the general traffic by- law to add a stop sign on the old Clinton Road near the old Home- stead property; subject to approv al by the M. T. and C. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Monday, Decemb- er 3, at 7;30 p.m. Get eaa For Venter r With One of -These Dependable Units ALL WINTERIZED AND READY TO GO!. 1970 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 -door hardtop, V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering, vinyl roof. Licence DDP255 • 1970 FORD RANCHWAGON,'6passenger, V-8, automatic, power steering, power brakes. Licence DFW732. 1970 FORD. Custom 4 -door, V-8, automatic, power steering. Licence DHA887. 1970 COUGAR V-8, standardtransmission, radio. Licence CZK803 1968 METEOR RIDEAU 500 2 -door hardtop, V- 8, automatic, power steering,power brakes. Licence DFU675. 1969 CHEV CAPRICE 2 -door: hardtop, V-8,. automatic, power brakes, power steering. Licence CYY350 1972 CHEV BEL AIR 2 -door hardtop, 350 V-8, power steering, and brakes. Licence DDE094. 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