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sewage system
Distributors of Valvoline
Quaker State Medallion
Main St., Zurich
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SHIPPER
TO
United Co -
Operatives of
Ontario livestock
Department
Toronto
Ship your livestock
with
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Dashwood
Monday is shipping day
from Varna Stockyard
previously Roy Scoichmer
$1.15 per hundred for
fat cattle
$1.50 per hundred for
veal and sheep
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or Bayfield 565-2636
By 7:30 a.m. Monday for
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No charges on pick-up
The Environmental
Appeal Board which sat
Thursday morning April 13
in the Council Chambers in
Bayfield with Mrs. de Groot
of Toronto as chairlady,
denied the appeal by Thomas
J. Troyan on behalf of Ron
Samways to issue a Cer-
tificate of Approval for a
Hayfield
hy Mlllvena Erickson
Class four sewage system
which was to have been
located on a closed road
allowance known as Victoria
Street. The certificate had
been refused by the Director
on January 4.
Scouts Meet
Scout leaders, cub leaders,
venturers and group com-
mittee members from
Goderich, Vanastra, Clinton,
Bayfield, Lucan, Exeter,
Crediton, Stratford and Ailsa
Craig gathered in Bayfield
on Friday evening and
Saturday for instruction in
Part One of a Woodbadge
course.
Course leader was the
Assistant District Com-
missioner of Huron District
council, Walter Thomas of
Goderich.
Friday evening's program
included the history and
structure of Scouting; Aims,
principles and program
objectives; cub and scout
law and promise as well as
discipline and uniforms.
Saturday was a full day,
beginning at 9 a.m. and
running through until closing
exercises at 8 p.m. and in-
cluded such topics as
Understanding the Age;
scouting role in the com-
munity; nature craft and
outdoor activities and games
and how to use them.
The ladies auxiliary to the
scouting movement in
Bayfield served lunch during
Friday sessions_ and also
Saturday. The scouters
enjoyed a lunch on Saturday
at noon.
Saturday evening dinner
was served in St. Andrew's
United Church and prepared
by the L.A. Thanks is ex-
tended to all Mothers who
helped and also those who
sent food.
Bullen defence fund
A total of $1441 was
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FAITH AND LIFE CRUSADE
The local Faith and Life Crusade had a good
nightly attendance, with the Zurich Arena
Auditorium crowded to standing room capacity the
last evening, many spiritual blessings were present
and received. The speakers this year were supplied
by 100 Huntley St., Toronto a newly organized T.V.
and telephone counselling mission dedicated to the
salvation of souls and strengthening of those seeking
spiritual help. This programe can be seen daily A.M.
on Global Channel 6 Toronto.
The local Crusade has a mission project each
year, this year all above the actual operation costs
went to 100 Huntley St. and with the Lords blessing
a goodly amount was sent to that work.
The financial report of the 1'978 Crusade is.Iisted
below.
Receipts
Sun., Mar. 26
Mon., Mar. 27
Tues., Mar. 28
Wed., Mar. 29
Thurs., Mar. 30
Fri., Mar. 31
Sat., Apr. 1
Sat., Apr.,2
355.57
318.95
572.74
339.60
541.40
423.70
453.42
1300.76
4305.76
By error and
Late Donations 523.00
Total
4828.76
Expenses
Rent of Arena 400
News Paper Ad 262
A.B. Printing 174
Music Committee for
Special singing 155.00
Organ Loft London
Piano tunning
Alfred Denomme
Flowers
Heimrichs
Telephone service
Speaker allowance
Bal. in Account
.00
.94
.22
25.00
15.00
6.50
12.13
75.00
450.00
2.97
Total 1578.76
100 Huntley St. 3250.00
4828.76
received by the committee to
assist in the defence of Mr.
Terry Bullen from a wide
spread area in Ontario.
There were no expenses and
receipts have been sent to
each donor with the ex-
ception of one person who
donated directly to the bank
account established by the
committee.
On behalf of Mr. and Mrs.
Bullen, the committee
wishes to extend thanks to
the . generous people who
assisted them in their dif-
ficulties.
Personals
Best wishes to Mrs. Helen
(Albert) Craig who is a
patient in Clinton Public
Hospital.
Congratulations to Vic and
Lise Lecompte on the safe
arrival of a baby son, Eric
Jason, born Tuesday April.11
in Goderich General
Hospital. Eric is a baby
brother for Chantelle.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Irwin
anti Robbie, London were
Sunday guests with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Walter Erickson, Andrew,
Luanne and Lydia.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rohde,
Woodham spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Merrill.
Mr. Ray Mills, Atwood,
visited Saturday with his
brother-in-law, sister and
nephew, Floyd, Mary and
Wayne Diemert.
Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Parker
were in London from Friday
until Sunday to be present at
the arrival of the Royal
Hudson 2860 from Van-
couver. One of the largest
steam locomotives on the
North American Continent,
pulled 19 cars depicting the
early exploration of the
Western Coast by Captain
James Cook and the in-
dustries of B.C.
Their son Bill was fireman
and part-time engineer from
Toronto to London. After a
two day stop over in London
on Saturday night he was
again one of the crew to take
it to Windsor. This
locomotive now burns oil and
is on a cross -Canada tour
promoting the Bicentennial
Anniversary of Captain Cook
and the promotion of
Tourism in B.C.
Huron Dead Stock Removal
Clinton
Attention
Farmers
For dependable, efficient
service on all farm stock,
call Collect 482-9811
24 hrs. a day, 7 days a
week.
Call us first, you won't have
to call anyone else.
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