Zurich Citizens News, 1974-04-25, Page 5THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1974
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Grand Bend asks free call area
A survey is being circulated
among Grand Bend customers
of the Hay Municipal Telephone
System asking if free calling
service to Exeter and Crediton
is desired.
The survey was sent out in
reply to a request by Grand
Bend council sometime ago
after Bell Telephone announced
a similar questionnaire to its
Exeter customers had turned
down the proposal,
At last Monday night's regul-
ar meeting, Grand Bend
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WWtuary
MISS ETI LEL FO1\'LIE
A lifeelong resident of
Bayfield, Miss Ethel Helena
Fowlie passed away in Clinton
Public hospital, on Sunday,
April 21, in her 74th year.
She was born on Septemebr 24,
1900, a daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. James William
Fowlie, of Bayfield.
Surviving is one sister, Mrs.
Dorothy Koehler, Zurich; one
brother, Fred rowlie, of London
and two nephews, John Worsen
of White Horse, Yukon, and
Clyde Worse ll, of Surrey, B.C,
Tlie body rested at the West-
lake Funeral Venue, Zurich,
where the service took place
on Tuesday, April 28, ar 2 p.m
with Rev. G, L. Royal officiat-
ing. Interment was made in rhe
Bayfield Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Dewar Talb-
ot, Jac]; Sturgeon, Bill Parker,
Harry Baker, hill Armstrong,
and 1:red Watson.
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A classified ad in the Zurich
Citizens News will bring results.
councillors urged all residents tc
sign the survey in favour of free
toll service to the two other
communities.
Councillors Murray Des Jar -
dins and Tom Webster led the
original Grand Bend protest
saying the summer resort area
received free calls to the few-
est number of neighbouring;
corntnunities of any in the dist-
rict.
The letter to Grand Band
council from flay secretary
Wayne IWriter regarding the
survey said, "we at Ilay Tele-
phone are prepared to negotiate
with Bell Canada to establish
local calling; between Grand
Bend and 13e11 exchanges at
Exeter and Crediton."
Horner continued, "however,
we must be guided by the wishes
of the majority of customers as
it will mean an increase in bas-
ic service rates."
Webster pointed out the in-
crease is very minimal being
25 cents per month for a private
residential listing and 20 cents
per month for a two to four
party line.
Ile added, "This is very
bout
Y0u
Pe ; Pi
ow
Mr. Milford Merner, Margar-
et and Mrs. Susan Merner, of
Dashwood, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Merner.
Miss Mary Reichert, of
Zurich, is a patient in South
Huron Hospital, Exeter.
Miss Sandra Webb spent the
weekend at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mts. Morris
Webb.
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reasonable, That's only one call
a month."
In reply to a letter from
Lambton County council saying
rhe Grand Bend request for relief
from the increase in county lev-
ies for 1974 was filed, Webster
said "that's a very unsatisfactory
answer. I wanted them to take
another look at it and be posit-
ive,"
Reeve Bob Sharon explained
that the budget had already
been approved by bylaw before
the Grand Bend protest was
made.
Council announced dates for
the annual spring cleanup when
items not normally picked up
by the garbage truck will be
collected.
Included in the pickup will
be brush, old furniture and any
items too large for normal
collection. Leaves will not be
accepted.
The dates of the pickup will
be May 21, 22, 28, 27, 28
and 29 to accommodate both
Canadian and American owners
on their respective holidays.
Four building permits were
accepted. They were to Harold
Chamberlain, vestibule entr-
ance. Dan Waldron, a two car
garage; Clayton Mashers, house
siding and William Putherbough,
front porch on cottage.
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