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Home My WebLink AboutZurich Citizens News, 1973-09-13, Page 5THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1973 ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS PAGE 5 Will licence food Stephen township last Tuesday night passed a bylaw authorizing the Huron County Health Unit to licence and supervise food premises in the municipal- ity. The new ruling will cover restaurants, lunch counters, refreshment stands, mobile canteens and bakeries. The following fee schedule for licences will be in effect; Lions Governor to visit Zurich District Governor James Pemberton was born and educ- ated in Nova Scotia. Jim, for the past number of years has owned and operated Pemberton's Egg Station in Galt, which is now known as Cambridge. He joined Lionism in 1963 and has maintained perfect attendance ever since. Jim has served on most committees of his club and was President of the Galt Lion's Club in 1969-'70. Following this he moved up to serve as Zone -Chairman of 9 North in 1971-72 and Deputy District Governor of District A-9 in 1972-73. His topic for Monday's add- ress is "One Million Men Serv- ing Mankind." restaurants $20; lunch counters $15; refreshment stands $15; mobile canteens $100 and bak- eries $20. The health Unit will be responsible for collection of licence fees. The bid of Carmen Roeszler, area distributor for British Pet- roleum Products was accepted to supply fuel products to the town- ship for a period of one year. The lowest of three invited bids, it calls for gasoline to be supplied for 46.1 cents per gall- on, diesel fuel at 49. 8 cents per gallon and furnace fuel at 24.5 cents for each gallon. A building permit application from Cook's Division of Gerbro Corporation to extend their mill facilities at the Centralia plant was approved. Included in the construction estimated to cost $300, 000 are unloading facilities, a number of silos, a cleaning plant and drying unit. A request from Grand Bend council for repair of a portion of the Walker drain was accept- ed and will be forwarded to the engineering firm of Gamsby and Mannerow for.a survey plan and report. Tile drain loan application i n the amount of $33, 000 were accepted and a tile drain deb- enture in the amount of $13, 400 was passed. 0 AGRICULTURAL COURSE You've finally done it -- purchased a farm. But how do you go about getting the most our of it? What crops do you plant? Do you raise beef? Horses The Ontario Agricultural Col- lege, in co- operation with the office of Continuing Education, University of Guelph, will be offering evening courses in applied agriculture during the fall and winter semesters. Because of the courses' pop- ularity in 1972, locations for the classes are being expanded this year. The introductory course in agriculture, which gives participants a broad back - (continued on page 12) d�1N titnit t I ;i ',','401-4.t i, 11 At Hurons only Class 'B' Fair THURS. FRI. THURSDAY P.m. Official Opening by Jack Riddell, Huron M.P.P. Program by Huron Junior.Farmers Queen of The Fair Competition Merchants and Industrial Displays FRIDAY:— Parade - Bands - Floats - Exhibits Judging - Pet Show - Junior Fair Championship Farm Machinery Display - Horse Show - Huron Black and White Show - FULL MIDWAY HORSE RACES Selection and crowning the "Queen of the Fair" "Fashion Travel and Fun" sponsored by the Womens Division at 2.30 p.m. Light Horse Show Friday evening, Sept. 21 at 5:30 p.m. Admission Each Day $1.00, Children 6 - 12, 25 Cents Cars .504 DANCE Alf. Ross President Cabaret Style Seaforth Arena SAT., SEPT. 22 Music by "The Bluewater Playboys" Tickets $3 Couple Mrs, Kathleen Cuthill Sec.-Treas.,527-0753 !: News of Varna Area VARNA U.C. The United Church Women held their September meeting last Thursday evening with the president, Mrs. Ralph Stephen- son in charge, who opened the meeting with prayer. Group one were in charge of devotions. A hymn "When He Cometh" was sung. Mrs. Ida McClinchey read the scripture followed by prayer Police raid Bayfield camp Following an investigation involving 52 officers of the Ontario Provincial Police Goder- ich , raided a Bayfield camp- site, arresting seven Kitchener men. Three of the men, Neil Alex- ander Stewart, 21, Douglas Shell, 23, and William Thaler, 19, have been charged with "Possession of Offensive Weap- ons" as a result of the raid. Police said a number of items were seized in connection with those charges. When tete men appear in court at Goderich on September 20 four others, Brian Wiles, 18, William Kurt, 26, Joseph Kocl<- er, 21, and James Kurt, 22, wil. also face charges of "Possession under the Narcotics Control Act. The men were camped in a bush area on the outskirts of the village when the 0.P. P. officers closed in at about 6:45 that morning. 0 o `a: e ec i s it leaves Huron After three and one-half years as county home econom- ist in Huron, Catherine Hunt left the post, effective August 31. Miss Hunt graduated from the University of Guelph in 1968 and then went to the Universityof Western Ontario for further studies in home economics. She taught foods and nutrition at Central 1-luron Secondary School in Clinton before taking the post with the Department of Agriculture and Foods. Miss Hunt said she has "enj- . oyed immensely" her work in Huron, but she is also looking forward to her new life. She is getting married in Sept- ember and is moving to Kings- ville where her husband is ass- istant agricultural representat- ive. She will also work part- time with the Department of Agriculture in that area. No successor has been ann- ounced for the Huron County post as of yet. 46th ANNUAL L 1G SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 15 —Commencing at 9:30 a.m.— The Howard Datar's Farm 1 smile north of DASHWOOD --- QUEEN CONTEST - - Horseshoe Pitching -- Admission Free by Mrs, William McAsh. The offering was taken up by Mrs. Louis Taylor and dedicated by Mrs. Bob Stirling. The topic for the evening was "Lively Stones" given by Mrs. Stirling. Mrs. William Taylor read the poem, "If Christ were to knock at your door today" to close the devot- ions. The business period was open- ed by the secretary. A report was read by Mrs. Gordon John- ston. Sixteen members answered the roll call by telling of incid- ents in their lives during the summer. The treasurer's report was read by Mrs. Stephenson, Thirty calls were made to sick and shut-ins during the summer. It was announced that the Fall Rally of the UCW will be held on October 11 at 7 p.m. in Ont- ario Street Church in Clinton. The members decided to again hold a smorgasbord supper this year --the date is Wednes- day, October 3. The meeting was closed with a prayer. Lunch was served by hostesses, Mrs, W. McAsh, Mrs. Louis Taylor and Mrs. Ivan McClymont. RALLY DAY The Rally Day service was held on Sunday last in the Unitet Church with Rev. M. Morrison in charge. Superintendents of tilt Sunday School, gave out the diplomas and seals for attend- ance. First year diplomas, Brent Taylor, Rossiya Elliott. Second year seals, Julie Web- ster, Jackie Taylor, John Dow - son. Third year seals, Laurie Con- sitt, Jackie Taylor, Luanne Taylor. Sixth year seals, Steven Ell- iott, Mark Taylor. Seventh year seals, Bonnie Dowson, Brenda Dowson, Janice Webster. Eighth year diplomas, Scott Consitt, Paul Consitt, Sandra Webster. Promoted from Kinder- garten to primary, Jackie Tay- lor, Brent Taylor. Anniversary Service in the United Church will be held next Sunday, September 16, at 11 a.m. with Rev, Stan McIbnald of Peterboro as guest minister. Blaine Stephenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stephenson, left last week for Lindsay, where he will attend the Sir Sanford Flem- ing College. Vere Making Way or The Exciting 174'' it opinn And+Take vgltage of the DISCOUNTS ON ALL 1973 MODELS 1970 .CHEV IMPALA Custom 2 -door, hard- top, V-8, automatic, power brakes and steer- ing. LicenceDFU238 1970 CHEV BISCAYNE sedan, 350, V-8, automotic, radio. Licence DEW554 196;9 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Custom 4 -door sedan, V-8, automatic, power brakes, power steering, licence DON772 1,968. 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