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BRUSSELS and WINGHAM
.f.sOW LING NOTES'
Jan. 30th
The lead has changed hands
again with a two point,
could change again yory
Marilyn's Malibu*
Nick's Nichols
Mors Camaros
Jack's Jiggers
Davie's Sting Rays
marlene's Tornados 68
Ladlois' High Singles
.:Nlarene Rutledge
Marion Machan
Kay Rutledge
f;,gilesP High Triple
Markik‘ij ',4-upecige
Kay Rutledge
Mono Cousins
Men's High Singles
Jack, Higgins
navid Hastings
Oratit Stevenson
'Dill Stephenson
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Men's High TriPle
PHI Stenhonsen Gi
Allan Nichol
,Tact: Higgins 5i8
§iiiisgtItutes"
i'rfan Tintiedg0 for
AnntoWd for telin Illitelihenson
i:ordon MaCtiOn
MARTIN B. RE;;ELECTE.ii
CHAIRMAN OF THE HURON
COUNTY MILK COMMITTEi.
About 1,000 Old Order Mc h•
farmers in Waterier)
C'"ourity Were reported Thurs.
day to PraVe ended resistance
to registration WWI .khe On-
tario Milk Marketing
Sid Pearson, RR 5, tinia'rb;
member of the board, said he,'
understood the farmers ag-
reed to the plan once the rea-
sons behind it had been ex-
plained to them. He paid of-
ficinls of the board met with
Meiinonite farmers during the
past fOvi weeks and outlined
the piati:
He.: Made ihe kOniarks
frig the Seftict aiinPal ineeting
of the. Huf.ori, VofintY b ill
committee,' held at the dlintrn
legion hall.
Martin. Boon, li113, Walton,
was re-elected chairman of it'e
committee, which rep/Ts:nits
the county's 1,350 milk pre-
diteers on the Marketing
board.
Dana sal tithe fiiture of
the dairy industry in Ontario
need not be dark. He said, "I
say industry because if any
port of it suffers it will hurt
the industry as a 'i'n le. I see
a future in dairy industry es-
pecially if Quebec f.,,fl
Ontario with a marketing
plan board and if the feJoral
government appoints a dairy
commissioner to bring unifor.
mity to the dairy industry iii
Canada."
Vie.e-chairman Cliff McNeil,
RP, 6 ClocWich, and secretary-
treasurer Boyd Taylor, RR 3,
Walton, were also re-elected.
The only new member of
the county's 15-man commit-
tee is William HowTh. DR 4,
Clinton. He was eleci.c,1 to
succeed Gerritt Wynja, KR 4.
Seaforth.
The Mennonites rdnLed ini-
tially to return 'apnlications
mailed in December to the
province's 38,000 milk orodu-
cers.
The applications, once re-
ttrrized to the board, were Tor
a tree license to produce milk.
The members of the sect re=
rig:n(1 ber.Ruse• of their tradi-
tional refusal to accept gov
ornmont control or to nartici-
pro- ill gOVer 011 sponsomi
Verations.
The registration of Milk
farmers is part of a milk
hr,ard Non to direni 010 (WM.-
ill cliqll'il)WHn of raw milk
In ronrlcetinr •flooN.
Thy more than 150 71:117170ri
ryi'ochIcer:1
log 'Were hotifir'd Of 1 bn ry)
MOM: oil Fob. 23 on the farm
1\4;itiefoo Trtilpi„
Mill, j tiolgoive, '
it7.9taltlishd. 1`17.P. I ainr i tht, HP-Ming COrnrnLalltY
til.m ilti r o f .,2,1n:,„,„ Arconclotign
margin Out
quickly.
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ATTENTION FARMERS
CONCRETE SILOS
'Do,' WILL OE A DIG YEAR IN CONSTRUCTION
Farmers '‘,terested building a Silo 14 feet in diameter
SHOULD CONTACT US IMMEDIATELY
The average farrier has 1 to 4 silos on his farm
how about you?
YOU NEED ANOTHER SILO? CALL.
E HUGILL & SON
"28 yharA• of experience°
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VOTE FOR YOUR
CENTENNIAL QUEEN
young ladies, whose names
were ifve..wli• from the Centennial
Queen box, are in the conteei to
reign as Queen of the Tirussels
Centennial activities.
They are: !Misses flux
VfOier, (laughter of Mr. and Mrs.
('liarle Tischer; Linda Lowe,
daughterlof and Mrs. Stewart,
LoCve; Karen Mutter, daughter of
Mrs% George Mutter;
Anne Lowe, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Lowe..;, bellow,
KV'
With evcrs, 135.09 purchase Your
make at Brussels stores y„u are
otitie,d eric vr,te. Ask for an
official ba.!,:mi-, and name the young
lady you ch.,-.)ose to support for
-plitential Queen.
datighter
clatglIter
Smith.
If you do not know any of these
contestants you can see their
pictures on dispray in the window
of the danker Ana Thompson
Meat Market,
of Mr, and" Mrs, Jim
and Marlene Smith;
(a: Mr. and Mrs, Glen