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NOTICE
Ba,elter Thompson
MEAT MARKE1
To Our Customers past, present, and future:
Meat Inspection, under the Ontario Meat In-
spection Act, is now in effect in ligron County.
Our plant is under Inspection and our number
is 116. Our designated Kill Day is Monday. We
request that you make arrangements the week
before and that our custom-kill customers have
their animals delivered to our plant as early as
possible Monday morning, or no later than
12 p.m
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MELVILLE GUILD
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SATURDAY OCTOLiE.R 22nd
IN BRUSSELS PUBLIC LIBRARY
AT 2:30 P.M.
You've heard
explosion. Have you heard
the information explosion?
In this fast age, I am told
mankind's total knowledge is in-
creased daily by thousands of
items of new information pro-
duced by scientists, engineers
and other profesionals. The prob-
lem is how to get the information
to the people who can use it. It's
no good filed away in office
cabinets.
In a way we are faced with
problems of an information explo-
sion at the Centennial Commis-
sion. The Confederation Exhibit-
ion .Train: and Caravans touring
Canada frotm coast to coast next
year; for example, 'will be stop-
ping at more than Soo communit-
ies. That means more than SOO
place names and more than SOO
sets of dates and we want all
the people in the 800 cora-
numitiee to know about them.
The Train and Caravans repre-
sent merely one challenge in the
business or Centennial nter-
ivallen itineraries
for the 3,500-mile Centennial
Canoe Pageant, the Armed
Forces' Military Tattoo, dates for
the naval assemblies in coastal
ports, air Shows, Festival Canada
performances across the laud —
travelling exhibits of paintings
and sculpture and world sport
championships — people want to
know what, where and when
about all these and the many
more national events of Centen-
nial year. In addition there are
more planned by the provinces
and territories, phiS local activ-
ities, sponSored by coinuannitieS
and private organizations.
Advertisemeat in the preas'and
• CAW television and radio, of
c.oersv, will herald events in the
cities and towns in the weeks be-
fore tne occasions. Bat to let all
the, people in all of Canada
know months in advance about
every date and every location for
each eVent, we believe, Would.
—
creitto aft
un the order of about six mega-
tons, (Our theorists et the Cen-
tenaial Commission also advise
that it couldn't be done!)
It's it great challenge to get in-
ft,rmathm out across the land to
all the peoplo especially when
some of the projects are still in.
the planning stage.
think one member of my list-
ening audience realized that wheu,
she asked a question in an midi-
wrium recently.
ni hula \N utte. hock, British.
Columbia, aim having friends
iroin the Suites visiting in the
middle of Can you tell Me
what is happening in our area.
Bien?"
-2-- ' Well Lirtanately 1 had a set or
Our computerized data books
with me and was able Lu answer,
after a little searching. One or
the Centennial Caravans would
be stopping in 'White Hock for
two days in May, the 13th, and
Not that we can come up with
all the answers all the time but
I realize that a lot of people
many places have similar quest-
ions in their minds.
May I suggest, it you can't find
the right answers, that you try
Information Services, Centennial
cminission, P.O. Box 1967, Ot-
tawa. We'll try to beat this infor-
mation explosion yet.!
ANNUAL MEETING OF HURON-
BRUCE LIBERAL ASSOC.
The Annual Meeting of the
Unron-Bruce Liberal Atsociat-
ion will be held in the Wingliana
Town Hall, Thursday, October
27th at 3:30 p.m:. Guest speaker
will be. Andrew Thompson, Lead-
er of the Ontario Liberal. Party
EWE:17one welcome.
PEOPLE WE • KNOW
Thanksgiving visitors with Misa
Min Skelton were Mr. and Mrs.
Lyle Brothers and daughter Nancy
or Scarborough, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Sheehy and daughters Linda and
Maureen, Toronto,
MrS. E .Pollard has returned
home after being hospitalized.
-Her ninny - friend wish her a
eemplete•reeoyery.
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FEMALE
Full time job. 44 hr. week.
Many benefits. Salary com-
mensurate with ability. Ap-
ply in person. by mail, or by
phone to Lorne Fisher, at:
FISHER'S
oyal Hotel
GUELPH
THE UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Minister: Hey. A. M. Johnston
Organist: Mrs. Fred Stephenson
: 45 a m. Churci. School
11:00 a.m. eublic Worship
r RE-Sul E'RIAN t.:HURCIT
OF CANADA
MELV-ILI.,E CHURCH
interim Moderator:
Rev. lioLeer.
aniat: Margaret Thompson
ARCT
_ : (0 a.m. Public Worship
10:00 a.m. Church &host
ANGLICAN CHURCH
CANADA
mre. B. Elliott
ST. JOHN'S
11 a.m. Morning Prayer
and Primary Church :School
St. Aiban's and. St. David's
ItTW 00D
9 : 3 0 a.m. Morning Prayer
and Char& School
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IETY
The Centennial Committee for :brussels, Morris
WILL PRESENT A
NCE T
LS LEGION HALL
Thursday, ct. 27th
AT 8:30 P.M.
TOP TALEN1
will be presented and otal Proceeds will go
Admission
to Fund for Clinic.
Children 35c Adults 75c
{Ldp. ..-Us Gel A Doctor -.
Moscow, interviews IT:S.S.R.
' Prattler Kosygin (centre) and
ir.K. PrijialQ Minister Harold Wit-
Son at the British industrial Ex-
hibition in 3.,loSe0V.e.
PROGRAM COMMITTEE f JACK THYNNE
MR. MRS. JAS. s. SMITH HAROLD THOMAS
FRANK THOMPSON MRS. D. WHEELER
MRS. BETTY BRONSON
MRS. R. B. COUSINS
TOM McFARLANE
CBC MOSCOW
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radio and television newsman in