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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1973
FISHING SEASON STILL OPEN AT BAYFIELD
Tuckersmith hydrants leak water
At the Tuckersmith council
meeting Tuesday, Vince Fowlie
of Vanastra informed his fellow
council members that the leak
in the Vanastra water system
was found to be in the fire hyd-
rants.
"Every hydrant was leaking, "
he said.
Excessive water useage at
Vanastra had been a problem
since council took over the
system from the owner, Vanast-
ra Developments.
Fowlie reported that he under-
stands seven of the hydrants
cannot be serviced and must be
replaced because of valve prob-
lems.
During June, 1973, the Hon.
Leo Bernier announced a crack-
down on law -breakers and rowd-
ies in Ontario Provincial Parks.
Evidence of the results is cont-
ained in a report of incidents
from May 24th weekend to
Thanksgiving and indicate 25,
000 warnings issued, 4, 300
people evicted and 967 charges
laid. There was a total of approx
imately $23, 000 worth of petty
thefts
Ontario Water Resources will
be asked to send a representat-
ive to meet with council to dis-
cuss the water and sewage syst-
ems.
A request for building permit
for an addition to his house and
garage was approved for Howard
Allen, of Brucefield.
Council approved the new fire
agreement establishing the
Clinton fire area which will
provide fire pit`btection to the
town of Clinton and certain
areas in the surrounding town-
ships of Goderich, Stanley,
Hullett and Tuckersmith.
Passed for payment were
accounts totalling $220, 859.58;
which includes tax levies to the
County of Huron of $107, 401.00
Huron County Board of Educat-
ion $80, 187.30 and Huron -Perth
County Separate School Board
$5, 320.41.
Council approved a resolution
to the boards of education that
school rates continue to be paid
twice yearly on June 30 and
Sept 15.
G.V. Kleinfeldt and Assoc-
iates Ltd on behalf of Alliance
Building Corporation will be
BANKING
HOURS
CHRISTMAS
1973
NEW YEARS
1974
During the Holiday Season the Banl< of Montreal
in Zurich will observe the following hours:
OPEN MONDAY, DECEMBER 24
9°30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
CLOSED TUESDAY& WEDNESDAY, DEC. 25 & 26
OPEN MONDAY, DECEMBER 31
Normal Hours
CLOSED TUESDAY, JANUARY 1
OPEN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2
Norma I Hours
Bankof ;. ,tread
Canada's First Bank
ZURICH BRANCH
sent a list of vacant lots suit-
able for building houses at
Vanastra.
Huron Acoustic Ltd., of Van-
astra was given a building per-
mit to build a new factory to
replace the one heavily damag-
ed by fire Oct. 30.
The Holmesville Land Fill
site committee informed counc-
il that industries at Vanastra
will be able to take their garbage
to the site at the rate of $150.
yearly. Allan Nicholson road
superintendent was authorized
to advertize for snow removal
for the eight miles of roads in
Vanastra.
The preliminary report of the
Dill Drain (estimated cost
833,75 0.) and the DeJong drain
(estimated cost $3, 300.) will be
discussed witli the owners involv-
ed at the December 18, meeting.
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