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(By Adrian Vos)
The Wolfe League of Canada
,as quick to jump on a resolution
ssed at the annual meeting of
he Ontario Federation of
griculture which demanded
mited reinst atement of wolf
unties in areas where wolves
d Coyotes are killing livestock.
r seems a reasonable demand.
ese same people would
obably be the first to complain
dogs running at large around
hoots and demand that they be
stroyed. No one wants the
ntire wolf population wiped out,
ly that it be controlled. For the
olfe league that's already too
uch.
Ontario has not the slightest
kling of the total population that
n eventually be accommodated
Southern Ontario. It appears
t the government is willing to
things go as they are and when
limit is reached we will see
Cher what has to be done about
In the meantime new cities are
silt on agricultural land
erever industry chooses to
ate. One way to give incentive
inductry to locate in Northern
ens would be to build Hydro
ever Plants along the North and
t shores of Georgian. Bay and
'e them a discount on electricity
les because of less need for
nsmission lines. Once industry
ates there, the population will
omatically follow, as has been
own by the mining towns. The
itario Government doesn't see
this way for they encourage
lario Hydro to locate on the
res of Lake Huron and Erie.
k Riddell, MPP Huron South,
estioned the Davis Government
telly the new Ontario Energy
•poration doesn't plan to
search alternte energy sources
wind, solar and geothermal
ices. But again the policy seems
"When we run out of
sent sources we will see what
be done." The government is
lighted but only where it
eerns hydro's present
cepts.
Not all farmers want to
serve agricultural land. There
quite a few who are willing to
I the birth-right of their •
Idten for a good sum to
mom's: They argue that the
ldren may be better of working
labourers in the factory built on
Ali' land than continue to
bsidie the conSuniet. The
lutiou still is that the farmer
s an adequate return on his
pits, so the land value of a farm
he same as for a factory.
iildren not to
ves or flowers
'ants such as H
Kerry, Mistletoe
They can e
upset, infest
and someti
ttle have been ki
Id mistletoe.
efully when wi
ms are icy or s
visibility.
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dozen
1 1974
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The market at Brussels Stock-
rds Friday was dull with a poor
;nand on a light offering of fat
tile. A heavy supply of stockers
id feeders sold steady.
Good steers - 48,00 to 50.00
Medium steers - 45.00 to 48.00
Choice heifers - 40.00 to 42.00
Good heifers - 38.00 to 40.00
Choice feeder steers - 45.00 to
7,00 with sales to 47.35
gri-notes
olf League
nicks
bounty
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1,0 ' 4 :t„
You don't have to live on a farm to have
a comfortable home.
Brussels
Stockyard
Report
Good feeders - 42.00 to 45.00
One hundred and five feeder
steers consigned by George
Woelfle of Paisley, averaging 791
lbs sold for 47,00
Twenty-eight feeder steers
consigned by Carl Fitch and Sons
of Wroxeter, averaging 835 lbs.
sold for 46.20
Choice cows - 21.00 to 23.00
with sales to 27.00
Good cows - 18.00 to 21.00
Pigs - 40 to 50 lbs - 29.00 to
36.75. 50 to 60 lbs. - 35.00 to
43.50
Several carloads of Western
Ranch calves will arrive next
week - the last offering for this
year.
A CO-OP' petroleum driver serves
a lot of customers who live on
farms. That's true. But he also
supplies quite a few town and
suburban homes as well, arid with'
the same kind of dedication.
After all, keeping a farm house
warm and comfortable isn't always
easy. Bad roads, weather and
longer di51entes can make the job
a ..ttle More thr lenglog, It takes a
guy who is dedicated to the job.
u 1:3 UNITWCO-OPERATI\)ES OF ONTARIO
United Co-operatives of Ontario
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THE BRUSSELS POST, DECEMBER 8, 104 —13
School fair
elects
ZIP ELECTRIC c
R.R. 5, Brussels, Ont.
For FAST SERVICE and INSTALLATION
of your CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
FOR THE HOME:
- Hook-up for New Dryer
- Recepticle for Washer and/or Freezer
— Recepticle Outside for Car Heater or
Christmas Tree Lights
— Install a New Door Chime for Christmas
(Some in Stock).
— CONTRACTING —
Residential — Commercial — Industrial
SPECIALIZE IN in FAST SERVICE
READ and USE POST CLASSIFIED
Mrs. Leslie Bolt conducted
the election of officers and
directors for the 1975 fair at the
annual, meeting of the Belgrave,
Blvd), Brussels School Fair
annual meeting held in the
Belgrave Community Centre.
The 1975 fair is to be held on
Wednesday, September 10.
The present executive will
remain in office for the coming
year.
New directors appointed were;
Brussels, Mrs.Kenneth Johnston
and Chester Higgins; Fourth line
of Morris, George Procter and
Garner Nicholson; Twelfth Line
East Wawanosh. Murray Shicli;
Belgrave, Mrs. John Gnay. The
rest of the directors. of the
previous year were re-elected.
Mrs. George Procter was
appointed auditor.
The next meeting of the School
Fair Board will be held January
28th, 1975.
The important thing for you to'
think about (whether you live in
the country or in town) is that the
CO-OP petroleum driver is there
when he should be, with quality
CO-OP fuel oil, temperature
formulated to the area where you
live. Get to know yoUr CO-OP
petroleum driver. He's reliable. He
delivers warmth you can rely on,
wherev,r you live. '
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Our members
shop CO-OP
for home heat
service.
Anyone can
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