Zurich Citizens News, 1977-02-16, Page 6Page 6
Citizens News, February 16, 1977
P.U.C. employees get 8 percent raise
Employees of the Zurich PUC
will receive 8 percent increases
in their wages, but the renum-
eration to councillors for sitting
on the committee will not be
increased. This was decided at a
meeting of the Zurich Hydro and
Water committee of council
earlier in the year.
Manager of the PUC, Charles
Eckel, and Leroy Thiel, chair-
man of the council committee,
were named as signing officers of
the system for 1977 and 1978.
The committee voted for R.,
Boussey for Director -at -Large
with the AMEI.
Mr. Eckel reported to the
committee of council that the
hydro was turned on at the new
Senior Citizen home on January
7, 1977.
At a later meeting of the
committee of council in charge of
the PUC, it was decided charges
to the Dashwood Hydro Systems
would be raised. Hourly wages
increased $1.60 per hour to $10.00,
the truck charges for a single
bucket truck for line work will be
$10 per hour and for meter
reading $6 per hour. Charges per
bill will be 75 cents and the fee for
attending a meeting will be $15.
This should allow the PUC to at
least break even concerning their
work in the Dashwood system.
IT HAS IT'S UPS AND DOWNS -- Kathy Merner, left was just one of
the Zurich public school children who were able to take advantage of
an afternoon of skating in the arena last week. The day of skating was
arranged by the public school. Photo by McKinley
Institute has euchre party
The Zurich Women's Institute
held a euchre Wednesday
evening, February 9, and the
following were winners.
Ladies' high, Mrs. Annie Fink-
beiner; men's high, Ward Neeb;
ladies' low, Mrs. Ferd Haberer;
men's low, Mr. F. Haberer; lone
hands, A. Merner; person with
least change in their purse or
pocket, Mrs. Harold Dietrich
(two cents).
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A Victor Model 331 calculator
from Skeoch Equipment of
Goderich was purchased at a cost
of $240.
Several accounts totalling
$45.88 were written off as un -
collectable.
NOTICE'
Elderly people in Zurich wishing to have
snow shovelling done by the Public School
students please contact,
Tom Meyers 236-4762
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Hostess
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Table Pride
Bread
Schneiders
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Table Syrup 32 oz. 19
Saico 10 oz,
Mandarin Oranges 2/79'
York Smoothy
Peanut Butter
Mother Parker's
Hot Chocolate
Crisco
Shortening
Van Camps
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16 oz.
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Head Lettuce
Jello Lemon
Pie Filler
Head & Shoulders
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Libby's Cooked
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