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VARNA NEWS
The United Church Women held
their September meeting last Thur.
sday evening in the Church with
23 members and one visitor pres-
ent.
Mrs. William Dawson opened
the meeting with a Poem "Work
well done. " Group one had charge
of devotions with Mrs. Ida Mc-
Clinchey in charge. "Take my
life and let it be" was sung. Mrs.
Robert Taylor and Mrs. Joe Postill
read the scripture lessons.
Mrs. William Taylor took up
the offering and Mrs. William Mc -
Ash dedicated it. Mrs. Robert
Stirling read a poem entitled "Too
swift the way, too short the day. "
Mrs. McClinchey introduced
a skit "Who Me?" with Mrs. Wil-
liam Taylor, Mrs. Louis Taylor,
Mrs. Robert Webster, Mrs. Flor-
ence Elliott and Mrs. Tom Con-
sitt taking part. A discussion fol-
lowed. The regional meeting is
to be held in Londesboro United
Church on Friday, October 2.
The annual Smorgasbord Sup-
per is to be held on September 30.
Mrs. McClinchey closed the meet-
ing with prayer and group three
.served lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Patterson
Michelle and Rickey and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob McClymont, Michael
ai.d Shannon, of Guelph visited
over the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred McClymont.
Mr. Floyd McAsh, of Hamilton
spent the weekend at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
McAsh. Floyd had just returned
after a trip to Japan.
Miss Fran Carpenter, of Lond-
on spent the weekend at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin
Hayter.
ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS.
A REAL PET - Not very often young men will take along a
pet when they go courting the girls, but this case here is an ex-
ception. Brian Cronkite is shown here with his pet Lion, which
accompanied him to visit Miss Marlene Rader, of Zurich, last
Sunday afternoon. The lion is still not quite full grown, but re-
sponds to instructions from his master quite well.
SATURDAY
and MONDAY
SEPTEMBER 26 & 28
FEATURING:
SCHOOL CHILDREN'S DISPLAYS
MONSTER MIDWAY * COMMERCIAL DISPLAYS
INSIDE EXHIBITS
Friday Night, Sept. 25
9 p.m.
FALL FAIR DANCE
Music by THE CAVALIERS
"QUEEN OF THE FAIR" CONTEST
Open to All Girls Over 14 Years of Age
Saturday Night, Sept. 26
8:30 p.m.
Amateur and Professional Talent
VARIETY SHOW
Musical, Vocal, Square Dance Numbers
Monday, September 28
1:00 p.m. — MONSTER PARADE
Led by ZURICH CENTENNIAL BAND
and
the ZURICH LIONS MAJORETTES
1:30 p.m. — OFFICIAL OPENING
By ROY WESTCOTT, WARDEN OF
HURON COUNTY
2:30 p.m. — PET SHOW
3:30 p.m. — BABY SHOW
Sponsored by ...
ZURICH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
SHEEP & SWINE * CATTLE SHOW
4-H CALF CLUB SHOW'
Come and Enjoy one of the Best Small Fairs in Ontario
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1970
Area Municipal Councils to Meet In
Discussion of Central Dumps
After a meeting with a rep-
resentative of the Ontario Depart-
ment of Energy and Resources
Stephen township council decided
to call a meeting of area munic-
ipalities concerning the future of
municipal dumps.
Councils of the town of Exeter,
villages of Grand Bend, Hensall,
Zurich, and townships of Stephen,
Hay and Usborne will be called to
a meeting that is set for Septemb-
er 17 at the Stephen township hall
in Crediton.
Provincial officials recommend
a central waste disposal site for
several municipalities. New health
regulations that went into effect
as of September 1 callfor daily
covering of garbage at municipal
dumps.
At the last meeting, Stephen
council passed bylaws allowing
the increase of expenditures on
the McKeever, Pergel, O'Brien
Extension, Crediton and Gielen-
Dietrich Municipal drains.
Word was recently received
from Huron County that Stephen
township would be the initiating
municipality for school board
nominations and elections. Steph-
en Clerk Wilrnar D. Wein will be
the returning officer.
At the same time, council in-
creased the rates for rent of pol-
ling booths and wages of election
officials. Owners of polling booths
will receive $15 per day, an in-
crease of three dollars. The dep-
uty returning officer will also
receive a three dollar increase
from $12 to $15 while poll clerks
will get $12 per day, a rise of $2.
Six tile drain applications were
approved in the amount of $30,
700.
A report of the drainage engin-
eer changing an assessment from
the Keller Drain to the Mud Creek
Drain was approved.
Clerk Wein was instructed to
prepare the necessary bylaws to
finalize the district fire protection
agreement with the village of
Grand Bend. Stephen and Bosan-
quet townships will each pay
thirty percent of all costs of the
Grand Bend fire department. This
agreement will be in effect until
the end of 1970.
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