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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1971
TODAYS CHILD
BY HELEN ALLEN
Davey has just learned to smile, though he wouldn't do it
for the photographer. For all of his four months he's been
rather a sober boy, but the smiles are coming more often
and are worth waiting for.
Davey looks like an East Indian baby. His background
is really West Indian and Anglo-Saxon. He has straight silky
hair with a tiny bit of curl at the back, beautiful big dark
eyes and light tan skin.
He is healthy, active and quite strong. He loves to have
his legs free so he can kick and he's fascinated by his own
hands, which he finds more interesting than any toy. You
can see his eyes are fixed on his hand more than on the
camera.
.. Davey is easy to look after because he's a good eater
and sleeps right through the night. He likes to be cuddled
and he loves attention, but doesn't demand it.
This baby will be a fine son for a couple wanting to
share as many milestones as possible with their little boy.
To inquire about adopting Davey please write to Today's
Child, Department of Social and Family Services, Parlia-
ment Buildings, Toronto 182. For general adoption informa-
tion, ask your Children's Aid Society,
Water System and Waste Management
Major Projects In Stephen Township
At the inaugural meeting of way 21 including Oakwood,
Stephen Township council held
last Tuesday, Reeve Joseph
Dietrich outlined two of the
major projects facing the munic-
ipality in 1971.
Dietrich who moves up from
the Deputy -Reeve position to
replace retiring Reeve James
Hayter said finalizing the water
system and the waste manage-
ment problem would be rhe big
items to be handled by his coun-
cil.
The Ontario Municipal Board
last fall turned down a request
by the township to establish
a water system at the westerly
end of Stephen after a hearing
was held in Crediton.
Stephen has asked the OMB
for a new hearing into the
matter. No decision has been
made as yet on reopening the
matter.
The original request was ap-
parently turned down because
no briefs were received by the
OMB supporting the request to
establish a water system.
Council members were baf-
fled by this as they had under-
stood only objections were to
be presented. The water system
would serve all summer subdiv-
isions on the west side of high-
Kingsmere, Sunnyside and
Maple Grove along with some
properties on the east side of
the road between the Grand Bend
limits and highway 83.
In his opening address Diet-
rich thanked James Hayter for
his service to the township. He
listed building of the new mun-
icipal office and an addition
to the township sheds as some
of the major accomplishments
under Hayter's administration..
A new scale of remuneration
for council members was adopt-
ed whereby pay will be mainly
based on meetings attended
rather than a basic salary.
Every member of council
will receive $15. for each
regular and special meeting plus
10¢ per mile for travelling. In
addition honorariums of $200
(continued on page 14)
ANNUAL MEETING
OF THE
Zurich Agricultural Society
will be held in the
Hay Township Hall, Zurich
ON
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1971
AT 1:30 P.M.
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