Zurich Citizens News, 1974-07-25, Page 2PAGE 2
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Coleman picnic
A reunion of the Coleman
family was held in Seaforth
Lions Club Park on Sunday
afternoon. Winners of the
races were as follows.
Five and under, Chrystal
Whyte, Danny Clarke, Brian
Whyte.
Girls 10 and under, Patty
Coleman, Claudia Mallott.
Boys 10 and under, Michael
McClymont, David Whyte.
Girls 14 and under, Cathy
Coleman .
Boys 14 and under, Brett
Finlayson and Steve Hildebrand.
Winners of the ladies, Kick
the slipper, were Cheryl Talbot,
and Mrs. Art Finlayson and of
the Men's Kick the slipper, Bob
Cartwright. The oldest memb-
er present was Mrs. Hudson and
the youngest was Kenneth Betties
The person with the birthday
nearest the date of the picnic
was Art Finlayson. The person
corning from the longest distancd
was Gordon Carnochan, of
Florida.
Those elected to office for
1975 were as follows; president,
Frank Mallott, first vice-pres-
ident, Hugh Morenz second vice
president, Ivan McClymont;
secretary, Mrs. Dorothy Talbot;
treasurer, Mrs. Bruce Coleman;
sports committee, Doug Hilde-
brand and Rick Wood.
It was agreed to drop the
lunch committee for next year
and everyone provide their own
refreshments.
The picnic will be held next
year at Seaforth Lions Park
again, and on the same day,
the third Sunday in Jul},
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udes the installation of the
service connections from the
collector sewers to the lot lines.
The owner can either pay $330
at the time and service is instal-+
led or $32.20 every year for a
40 year period. The choice
should be made at the time the
connection is provided.
The cost of the connection
from the property line to the in-
ternal plumbing is the respons-
ibility of each homeowner.
The frontage rate is set at
$3. 07 per foot at the time the
sewer is built or 30¢ per foot
each year for 40 years. Special
provisions are made for corner
and odd sized lots.
The average charge on an
annual basis of payment, cal-
culated on an average occup-
ancy of 3.5 persons per house
and a typical lot frontage of
66 feet, is $120 per year.
The sewage pumping station
and works will be completed in
one stage and will include a
system of sanitary sewers inclu-
ding 464 service connections
and a prefabricated sewage pum-
ping station, equipped with
emergency overflow and standby
By 1 W
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A swimming pool bylaw for
the village of Hensall was pass-
ed at a special meeting of
Council Monday night.
Tinder the new bylaw, all
residents having private swimm-
ing pools will have to comply
with certain specifications as to
construction, filling and fencing
as laid out in the bylaw.
Fencing provisions in the
bylaw include; all fences must
be over 60 inches in height,
have no openings except self-
closing gates or doors and be
constructed so that they can-
not be used as a ladder.
Water used in filling the
pools will be supplied by the
Hensall PUC at a cost of $30
for the initial bill and $15 each
year, The billing will be made
in June.
Copies of the by-law can be
obtained from clerk Earl Chap-
ter's office in the Town Hall.
Juniorforest rangers at Kettle
Lakes Provincial Park, Timmins
District, willbe kept busy this
summer constructing an exer-
cise trail where users may perf-
orm exercises at their own
speed. The work should be coin•
pleted during the latter part of
the park season.
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Gasoline can be conserved and engine and tire life prolonged by avoiding unnecessarily rapid
acceleration away from lights and stop signs.
diesel generator.
The station will be construct-
ed on Richmond Street, near
the westerly village limit.
The lagoon treatment facil-
ities will consist of three cells
with a total surface area of 36
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acres.
The four bylaws and proposal
are now subject to approval
by the Ontario Municipal Board.
Mr. Ross said the OMB will
likely recommend that the
program be"advertised in the
area and any complaints will
be dealt with in a hearing by
the OMB.
Copies of the report on the
sewage works programme are
available to the public through
the office of the clerk.
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