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Zurich Citizens News, 1975-02-20, Page 14THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1975 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE '15' BAYFIELD COUNCIL - Members of the council of the Village of Bayfield were caught by the Citizens News photographer at their regular meeting on Monday night. Front row left to right are councillor Frank McFadden, reeve Ed Oddleifson, clerk Gordon Graham. Back row left to right are councillors Mrs. Melvina Erickson, Frank Burch, road superintendent John Lindsay, and councillor Don Warner. Bayfield council let contract (by Milvena Erickson) At the regular Bayfield council meeting Monday even- ing, tenders were opened and awarded for gravel and paving of the village streets. The lowest of both tenders was acc- epted. To Sandy Construction, Goderich, for gravel at $1.92 cubic yard over Lavis contract- ing, Clinton, at $2.14 cu. yd. and for paving to Lavis Contract ing, Clinton, at $15.95 per ton over Stebbins of Thamesford at $19.80 per ton and Towland, London at $22.80 per ton. Several letters received incl- uded an invitation to attend the Annual Conference of the Ont- ario Housing Association in Thunder Bay, September 21 to 23; a copy of the recommend- ations of the changes in the Expropriations Act; Ministry of Treasury relating to amend- ments in respect to the telephon and telegraph services act; Land transfer tax act regarding the selling of property to other than Canadians. On January 10, 1876 the Village of Bayfield was incorp- orated by special Act of Parlia- ment and council discussed sev- eral ideas to commemorate it's 100th anniversary. Those included rehabilitation of the Old Town Hall; re -designing metal street signs to replace those taken as souvenirs; Chain of Office for the reeve; street dance and barbecue .or fish -fry, and possibly a contest to design a crest for the village with prize to be awarded for the best des- ign chosen as the official crest. These were only a few ideas and it is expected more will come forward before anything is decided and finalized for the celebrations. In other business council app- roved payment of the equalized levy of $1666.57 to the Ausable- Bayfield Conservation Authority and approved a donation of $10 to the Huron County Plowmen's Association and discussed and approved the hiring of G. Clark TRUSTEES (continued from page 1) basic allowance as a board member. The Separate School repres- entative on the board Charles Rau will now receive the same slary as the other members. He was previously restricted by separate school regulations and received $100 per month, to lay the drainage tile at $2.00 per foot and $150.00 per catch basin. They also decided to contact a tree surgeon to trim the trees in Clan Gregor Square; heard a report on the condition of the Library building from Councillors McFadden and Warn• er; and gave permission to the Scouts and Cubs for the use of the Old Town Hall as they have outgrown the space in the Mun- icipal Building. ,They also learn ed that C. McMurray will att- end the next council meeting on I March 3 to present information on the Ontario H2O.M.E. renewal program. LEGS and BREASTS, BACKS ATTACHED Fresh Chicken LB 87c FROZEN APPROX. 3 - 4 LBS Chicken Fryers LB 79` LB' 1.09 SLICED Rind -on Bacon SCHNEIDER'S SLID Bung Bologna LB PIE75CCE LB s9CE; Grade A-1 & A-2 Heifer Beef FRONTS SIDES HINDS 74C LB 85C LB 95( LB (average weight - 200 lbs. to side) YUNGBLUT'S Meat Market PHONE 236-4312 ZURICH Ontario wants you to et your fair s a of $375 million y x its. Thousands of Ontario residents will share in this year's Tax Credits. Make sure you get your fair share. To apply, you must file both a Federal Income Tax form (even if you don't pay income tax) and the Ontario Tax Credit form which comes with it. Any questions? You may, free of charge, dial "0" and ask the operator for Zenith 8-2000. Residents within the Metro Toronto local calling area should dial 965-8470. William Davis, Premier Arthur Meen, Minister of Revenue FHH751B