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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1974
Police report
On Sunday at 12.30 a.m. a
car driven by Patrick Lane,
of R. R.3, Dashwood went out
of control on County Road No.
2, and struck a farm fence own-
ed by A. McCann of R.R.3,
Dashwood. Damage to Lane's
car was estimated at $400,
and $30. damage to the fence.
Constable James Rogers was the
investigating officer.
On Tuesday, at 5:30 p.m.
a car driven by Ray VanDorssel-
aer, of Dashwood collided with
a car driven by Terry Pickering
of Auburn. Collision occurred
on Concession Road 12, Hay
Township. Constable Bill
McIntyre set damages at $500.
On Saturday, at 7:10 p.m.
a car driven by Willis Daley
of R.R.2, Ailsa Craig, collided
with a bicycle ridden by 10
year old Kevin Cielnik of Huron
Park. Gielnik received a broken
leg and other bruises. Damage
was estimated at $20. to
Gielnik's bicycle.
During the week, four cott-
ages at the Norman Heights
subdivision were reported brok-
en into, and one cottage at the
Sandy Cove Subdivision. Stolen
property includes two coffee
tables and one portable colour
T.V. Constable Bob Whiteford
is the investigating officer.
Three areas agree on sewage
Councils of three area mun-
icipalities agreed last Tuesday
afternoon to request the Ontario
Ministry of the Environment to
consider a treatment plant in
conjunction with a proposed
sewage system.
The townships of Stephen
and Hay joined with Grand Bend
in asking the provincial depart-
ment to prepare a survey of the
entire area and come up with
costs of a sewer system.
In two hearings held during
the last two years, the Ontario
Environment Ministry attempted
to persuade Grand Bend to agree
to a lagoon system and have it
located in Stephen township.
Each time, owners of the
properties in question in Steph-
en protested vigorously.
Councillors of Grand Bend
have been holding out for a
treatment plant for some time.
They now have the support
they want.
For some time Grand Bend
council has been attempting to
interest the townships of Steph-
en, Hay and Bosanquet in a
joint project. Bosanquet as not
represented at Tuesday's meet-
ing.
Stephen township has received
requests from several develop-
ers in their area to start working
towards a dewage system.
Harvey Defore and Philip
STOCKER FEEDER
SALE
SATURDAY, APRIL 27
1:00 P.M.
1200 HEAD
Consisting of Steers,. Heifers and Calves
Anyone wishing to consign cattle to this sale
should contact the management:
VICTOR HARGREAVES BILL LIVINGSTON BARRY MILLER
482-7511 529-7521 235-2717
CLINTON DUNGANNON EXETER
AUCTIONEERS: Hector McNeil and Larry Gardiner
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Waldron of Thedford have pur-
chased a portion of the former
Gordon Pollock property locat-
ed on the edge of Grand Bend
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West Zorra 26.60 (26.60);
Stratford 27.25 (24,25) Mitch-
ells 19.96 (19. 96); St. Marys
6.05 (5.00); Blanshard 29.00
(26.00) Downie 28.44 (28.44)
North Easthope 32.04 (29.04)
South Easthope 24.75 (24.00)
Ellice 24.54 (22.27); Fullarton
21.70 (21.70); Hibbert 23.50
(21.54) Logan 25.83 (24.19);
Mornington 2 8.39 (25.46);
Wellesley 28.61 (25.61) Mary -
borough 24.62 (21. 8) Peel
21.37 (21.37); Blyth 24.20
(21.20) Wallace 22.71 (19, 88).
In other business the board
set the opening for St. Aloysius
School, Stratford, at 3 p.m.
May 12, and for Holy Name
of Mary School, St. Marys,
at 7 30 p. m. the same day.
A dinner for officials will be
held in Stratford at 5:30
The Board accepted the
tender of Pearson Bus Sales
Limited, Tilbury, for two 72 -
passenger G.M. buses with
Bluebird bodies for $20, 030
less trades of one 66 -passenger
1968 Dodge and one 66 -passeng-
er 1970 GMC, with delivery
within 30 days.
The Board spent over an hour
discussing a policy covering
attendance at conventions bef-
ore finally approving a set of
rules.
Howard Shantz, Stratford,
Oscar Kieffer, Bluevale and
Vincent Young, Goderich, will
attend the Canadian Catholic
Trustees Convention in Regina
May 30, 31 and June 1. Gordon
Bali, St. Marys will be alter-
nate delegate. Board chairman
Michael Connolly, of R.R.3,
Kippen and Francis Hicknell of
R.R.5 Seaforth, who also volun-
teered to attend, lost out when
lots were drawn for the three
delegates permitted to attend
according to new policy.
Ted Geoffrey of Zurich and
Mr. Connolly reported on the
official opening ceremonies
they attended in Brantford for
Education Week, starting April
21.
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LIFE JACKET CARE
Buoyancy is an important
factor in a life jacket. Con-
sumers' Association of Canada
reminds consumers that life
jackets should not be used as
seat cushions or kneeling pads.
To ensure that a jacket remains
in top condition, it should be
dried in a well -ventilated area.
or in the open air, not in front
of a radiator or other source
of direct heat.
REDI- MIX
CONCRETE
(ALSO FORM WORK)
McCann Const. Ltd,
DASHWOOD'
Phone 237-361 ear 237-3422
and are planning a subdivision.
The same situation exists at
the north-west end of the town-
ship, near Highway 83 where
Paul Turnbull is developing
a subdivision on property owned
by Willis Hotson.
Late in 1973, the Ontario
Environmental Ministry approv-
ed a lagoon sewage system for
Grand Cove Estates on the form-
er Hamilton property, just north
of Grand Bend.
A modular home park is now
being constructed on this prop-
erty. When giving approval for
the lagoon, developers were
told they must hook on to a
Grand Bend sewer system when
it becomes a reality.
Hay Township also is willing
to obtain sewers for their lake-
front properties located north of
Grand Bend.
CUSTOM APPLICATION
ANHYDROUS AMMONIA
Either pre -plant or side -dress application
Contact
ALBERT ERB, ZURICH -236-4884
or
AGRICO FERTILIZERS, BRUCEFIELD
Phone: - 482-7241
For low cost source of Nitrogen, use Anhydrous Ammonia
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