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OFA says diesel fuel tax lifted
Farmers and commercial
fishermen will'no longer have to
pay tax on diesel fuel, according
to wm. Crawford, Field-Secre-
tary of the Huron Federation of
Agriculture.
Mr. Crawford said he had
been told by the Ontari o Feder-
anon of Agriculture that the pro-
vincial government had amended
enabling legislation, introdubed
with the provincial budget at
the end of Marih to exempt these
two groups from paying the tax.
The tax -- 25 cents per gal-
Ion on fuel that only costs 24
cents per gallon wholesale --
was criticized last week as
"unnecessary double-booking."
The issue had been confused
as a result. of claims that not
all fuel oil distributors had been
levying the Wt.
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2:20 Fashions in SewVig
2;30 Galloping Gourmet
3;00 Take 30
3;30 Edge of Night
4:00 Family Court
400 Drop-Irk.,
5:00 Bewitched
5;30 Reach For The Top
6$00 Pierre Berton
6:30 FYI "
7:00 Midweek magazine
7;30 The Odd Couple
8;00 O'Hara: U.S.Treasury
9;00 'A Boy Ten Feet. Tall'
Edward G.Robinson, Fer-
gus McClelland.
11;00 News
11:20 PMWeather,news & sports
11:40 Tripoli, John Payne,
Maureen O'Hara.
FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1972..
12:40 'Giant From The Unknown'
Buddy Baer? Sally Fraser
2:20 Fashions in Sewing
2:30 Dick Berryman
3:00 Take 30
3:30 Edge of Night
4;00 Fancily Court
4:30 Drop-In
5:00.HewitChed
• 5:20 Truth Or Consequences
5:00 Pierre Berton
6;30 FYI
7;00 The Brady Bunch
7:30 Arnie
8;00 Laugh-In
9;00 Tommy Hunter Show
10;00 Hawaii Five-0
11:20 PMWeather, news& sports
11;40 'How To Marry A Million-
aire' Marilyn Monroe,
and Rory Calhoun.
held in Gorrig on Wednesday
evening, May 31 and their third
meeting will be in the torsi
a bus trip, June 1,4 to Black
Greek Pioneer Village near
Woodbridge and to) the Kleinberg
Art Gallery; also in July, a
plaque unveiling is to bp held
in St. Josephs to honour the
late Mr. Narcissus Canna.
Mrs. John McCowan,
3, Seaforth gave an interesting
summary on the history of Col-
onel Van Egmond, and on Ole
Van Egmond property in Egmond-
Ville. From a book written by
Prof. G. II. Needier, she stated
that colonel Van Egnpand was
an outstanding figure in early
history and was of prominent,
nobility. Born in Holland, he
immigrated, to Canada in 1827
and had five sons and three dau-
sports
7:00 The New Dick Van Dyke
Show
tinues to be active in the church
and community. In reply to the
ovation he said he will continue
to do what he could as the Lord
allowed him to do so,
AREA DELEGATES
Rev. Frederick Fatst of
Stratford and G. W. Tiffin of
Wingharn were nominated by
Huron-Perth Presbytery of the
United Church as Commissioners
to the 251h General Council that
will meet in Saskatoon,Sask, this
August. General Council is the
,highest Court of the -United
Church -and meets 'every other
year with about .400 Commis-
sioners from across Canada at-
tending.
Also nominated at the 'same
meeting as Commissioners were:
Clergy Alternate, Rev. Doug
Warren of Crediton; Laity alter-
nate, Mrs. Dorothy Graff, Strat-
ford; Clergy Balot-at-Large for
London Conference, Rev. Cecil
Wittich, Blyth, Rev. Derwyn
Doeken, Walton, and Rev. Glen
Wright, Exeter: Laity Ballot-at-
Large for Conference, Wesley
Noack, Sebringville
'
Norman Al-
exander, Londesboro and Pahl
Dunsmore, Stratford.
In the afternoon session the
members received, a special pre-
sentation arranged by Rev. Cecil
Wittich, chairman of Presby-
tery's Division of Mission. Dr.
Harriet Christie, Deputy Secre-
tary of the Division of Mission
in Toronto and Rev. Morley
Clarke, Co-Ordinating Secretary
Of the' LOndonr• Conference Div-
ision of Mission were guests
of Presbytery and by means of
slides and tape recordings, ex-
plained how their respective Div-
ision had been organized to ful,
fil its purpose - "To support
the Church's mission of encour-
aging and' enabling persoriS...to
discover, accept and express the
gospel of Jesus Christ..."This
is a newly' formed Division in
the Church, having only been
brought into being this January.
It seemd to be a day to honor
people as Presbytery also ex-
pressed appreciation ta.A1Barcal
of Stewardship Services and Rev.
Mel Boyd the Home Mission Sup-
erintendent for the work they
had done over the past years. Both
now will be moving to work in
other areas of the pi) TQVillee.
t(The Role of clergymen in
Family Counselling" will be the
therne of a day-long seminar for
Ministers of Huron-Perth Pres-
bytery to be held in St. John's
United Church,, Stratford next ,
Tuesday.' Professional laymen
will be used for the leadership
and the main speaker is Frank
Reilly, of the Family Counsel-
ling Services In Stratford. He
will be assisted by Charles
Lyons, Director of Social Ser-
vices in London and, Mr. Hen-
nesey, Executive Director of the:
Catholic Family Centre, London.
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Rev. J. Ure Stewart of Seam
forth received a standing ovation
from the 90 members of Huron-
Perth Presbytery at their meet-
ing last Tuesday in Blyth. The
occasion was the announcement
by Rev. Clifford Britton, form-
erly of Seaforth, that Mr. Stew+
art would be celebrating his 65th
anniversary as an ordained
clergyman en April 30th. He will
also be 90 years old in June.
Mr. Stewart is still pr'eaching
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7;30 We •Frost-Revue.___ --2mo-stmevery Sunday and eon--
8:30 Carol Burnett Show
9:30 Telescope
10:00 Tuesday Night
11:00 The National. News
11:30 PMWeather, news &
sports
11:40 Movie 'Vanquished',
John Payne,Coleen Gray
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1972
12:40 'Teenage Crime Wave'
Tommy Cook, Sue English
2;20 Fashions In Sewing
2:30 Dick Berryman
3:00 Take 30
3:30 Edge of Night
4:00 Family Court
4:30 One Northern Summer
5:00 Bewitched
5:30 Truth Or Consequences
6:00 Pierre Berton 630 FYI.
7 00 My Three Sons
7 30 Bewitched
8 00 Vacation Canada
9 00 t.b.a.
10 00 Stratford Story
11 00 The National News
11 20 PMWeather,news &
sports
11:40 Movie :'Orders Are
Orders' Peter Sellers,
Brian Reece.
THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1972.
12:40 'Wicked As They Come'
Arlene Dahl, Phil Carey
, MAIN MEET. PHONE. 527,-. 0102 kEAPORTH
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The first general meeting of
the Huron County HistoricalSoc..
iety was held in the Trinity,
Ch9rch Parish Hall, Ha3rffeld,
Monday evening, April 10 with a
good attendance.
Chairman for the evening was
Mr. Turner, president of the
Huron Society.
Ed Oddleifson, Reeve of Bay-
field welcomed the Society and
said It was a great pleasure to
host the meeting and on behalf
of the Village extended a sin-
cere and warm welcome and
hoped they would have a• suc-
cessful, pleasant and informa-
tiVe Meeting.
Mrs. Popp, secretary, gave
her report of the list general
meeting in 1971 held_ in Walton
and informed the members that
their second meeting will be
SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1972.
9:30 Live` $i
10:30 Underdog
11:00 Spiderman
11:30 The Pink Panther
12:00 Noon - Here Come The
Brides
. 1:00 Mr. Chips
1:20 The Outdoor Sportsman
2:00 Major League Baseball
4:30 Roundup,
5:00 Bugs Bunny
6:00 Adam 12
6:30 FYI -
7;00 All In The Family
7;30 The Smith Family
8:00. Hockey Night in Canada
10:30 Country Time
11:00 The Nati6nal News
11:15 Provincial Affairs
11:20 PM Weather, news and
sports
11:40 Movie 'Dead Heat 'On A
Merry-Go-Round'-James
• Coburn, Camilla Sparv.
SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1972.
10;30 Major Plum Pouding
11;00 Qiielle Famine
11;30 castle Zaremba
12:00 Noon-Hymn Sing
12:30 Income Tax Tips
1;00 Roy Jewell Farm Show
1:30 Country Canada
2:00 Hockey Night In Canada
5;00 Audubon Wildlife Theatre
5:30 Wonderful World of Disney
,6;30'Act Fast
7:00 The Rovers
7;30 Jimmy Stewart Show
8;00 Flip Wilson Show
9:00 The Whiteoaks of Jalna
10:00 CBC Weekend
11:00 The National News
11:15 .Nation's Business
11:20 PMWeather, news and
sports
11:40 Under Attack
12:40 Movie; ‘Synanon' - Chuck
Connors, Edmund O'Brien
MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1972
2:20 Fashions in Sewing
` '2:30 Dick Berryman
3:00' Take 30
3;30 Edge of Night
4:00 Family Court
4:30 Drop-In
5:00 Bewitched
5;30 Truth Or Consequences
6:00 Pierre Berton
6;30 FYI
7;00 Gunsmoke
8:00 Partridge Family .
8;30 Cannon
9:30 Front Page Challenge.
10:00 Nature of Things
10:30 Man At The Centre
11:00 The National News
11:20 , PMWeather,news & sports
11:40 "San Quentin",Humphrey
Bogart and Ann Sheridan.
TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 19/2
12:40 'Man With Two Faces'
Tab Hunter,Zina Walter
2;20 Fashions In Sewing
2;30 Galloping Gourmet
‘3;90,Talte 30
30 Edge of Night
4;00 Family Court
4;30 Drop-In
5:00 BeWitched
5:30 The Wild Kingdom
6;00 Pierre Berton
6;30 FYI - News, weather &
Mrs 4. s. Morton, pre*
dent of t4e BaYfield 104491:4991
8;tactkecletN4PPt
spoke-
ownasB, arsIceturnd
community founded in Huron
County and was first incorporated
in. 1876 with W. rt. Connor as
Reeve. Ten bylaws were enac-
ted regarding such thingi as
liquor laws, traffic problemsF
(speeding on streets nothing
more than a fast trot), constables
duties, an animal bylaw, hawk-
ers and traders bylaw, Sunday
ordinances, etc.
Brigadier Fred Clift outlined
the eight new bylaws passed
after reincorporation in 1965
(B.ayffeld had disincorporated in
1927 and reverted to a police
village under jurisdiction ofStatt-
ley Township in order to get
electricity). The new bylaws were
not entirely different from those
of 1876 as we still had speeding
problems, dogs.running at large,
hawkers and traders coming into
the village and constables' duties
to, be set up.
showed Leroyds
historiePaintshliodfeBs awy faihe lad, n
interesting and informative com-
mentary across parts of Huron
County; Perth County and Bay-
field; showing buildings that once
-Weir-e-litstErrical -landmarks
now have disappeared through
fires or a general tearing down;
still ,some are standing and are
w'ell preserved. Some shots of
old-fashioned post-cards and
Christmas greeting cards on a
humorous vein and waterfront
scenes.
Rev. Jennings mentioned that
the Goderich Jail was slated, for
demolition and hoped the Society
were giving ,serious considera-
tion to preserving it for its his-
torical value.
A social hour followed, in
which Mr. James Doig of Sea-
forth thanked the ladies who had
served lunch.
Numerous displays had been
set up from chronolOgical notes
on Bayfield history from 1830
when Baron de Tuyll (Sr.) pur-
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