Zurich Citizens News, 1975-09-18, Page 14Page 14 - Zurich Citizens New, September 18, 1975
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READY FOR OPEN HOUSE - The council of the Village of Zurich have made arrangements
to hold an Open House at the new municipal office next Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Visitors are being invited to come to the building in either the afternoon or evening to view the
new facilities which house the clerk's office, the PUC office, the council chambers and the
public library.
rrange free pick
Free pick up of dead anim-
als has been re -instituted by
two of the area dead stock
removal companies.
Garnet Smith of Atwood
Pet Food Supplies announced
the change at the Huron.
County Federation of Agric-
ulture meeting held in Hen-
sall. Mr. Smith was speaking
on behalf of his company and
Huron Dead Stock Removal
of Clinton, both of which inst-
ituted the new policy.
Mr. Smith was at the meet-
ing to explain the situation
in the dead stock business aft-
er the issue had come up at
the August meeting of the
Federation held in Clinton.
A committee had been set up
at the time to investigate
(e concern of Federation
n embers that some
were leaving dead
in the open to rot
they would neither
$5 pick up fee asked
farmers
animals
because
pay the
by dead
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stock companies, or the cost
of getting a backhoe to
bury the animals. Adrian
Keet who was' to make the
report was not in attend-
ance so the other members
of the committee, Mason
Bailey and Jake Van Wonder -
en reported their findings.
Mr. Bailey said the dead
animal removal act was not
well written as to the resp-
onsibilities of the farmer
but did say that the owner
of the animal had 48 hours to
either bury an animal under
at least two feet of earth or
have it removed. Mr. Van
Wonderen said the county
hgealth unit said there was
Little danger to human health
from carcasses being left to
rot, but that they were more
a nuisance than anything
else. There seemed to be noth-
ing under county jurisdiction
to deal with the problem he
said.
'Mr. Smith then made his
lengthy presentation includ-
ing an explanation of the
problems of the dead stock
industry in the past two years.
He said the free pick ups
were being brought back
because there had been small
but steady increases in the
amounts paid for the meat
from dead animals by the pet
food companies in recent
tines. Last year, he said,
the bottom had dropped out
of the pet food market because
the pet food companies had
been abloe to get all the
meat they needed through the
byproducts of • the packing
plants. It was virtually imp-
ossible to sell' meat at all, he
said. The dead stock compan-
ies were left to make all
their money from selling meat
for rendering into bone meal
Come in and see ass for
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f animals
and from hides, both at very
low prices.
Layoffs at the Atwood and
Clinton plants were heavy
during the bad time. Now,
Mr. -Smith said, the operators
hoped to be able to make charging. Mr. Van Wonderen
enough business through wondered if dropping the
volume to get away without (continued on page 16)
ON SEPTEMBER 18
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NOTICE
ZURICH MIXED BOWLING
is scheduled to commence October 10, Friday nights,
from 8 to 10 p.m.
All young couples, married or single, age 17.99 years
young are welcome. You don't have to be a pro,we bowl
for fun, it's a great way to spend those cold winter Friday
evenings.
Anyone interested in joining our league please contact
one of the following:
Mrs. Diane Thiel, 236-4606
Mrs. Sandra Dickert, 236-4531 or
Zurich Bowling Lanes.
General meeting - October 3, at 8:30 at the Bowling
Alley. All bowlers old and new, please attend. Rules and
regulations for our new season will be decided upon.
YOU WILL BE WELCOMED WITH A SMILE!
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