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Who will be the Bruce dairy princess?
Would you like to be the next Bruce County
Dairy Princess?
The Bruce County Dairy Princess Com-
petition is planned for Saturday,
September 19, 1987 in Teeswater. The com-
petition is open to contestants between the
ages of 16-25, whose parents are or have
been involved with cream or milk produc-
tion. The lucky winner will represent
Bruce County in the Ontario Dairy
Princess Competition held at the 1988
C.N.E., Toronto.
Competitors will be assessed for their
appearance, knowledge of the dairy in-
dustry, personality, maturity, interview
response and speech presentation.
This year marks the 30th anniversary of
the Bruce County Dairy Princess competi-
tion. All past dairy princesses have been
asked to attend and be recognized at this
special event.
Recent Bruce County Dairy Princesses
include: 1982- Kathy Weppler, Port Elgin;
1983- Janice Needham, Ripley; 1984 and
1985 - Carolyn Strang, Allenford; 1986 -
Marie Henhoeffer - Teeswater.
If you would like to compete in the 1987
Bruce County Dairy Princess Competition
contact the Walkerton O.M.A.F. office at
1-800-265-3023. Application deadline is Fri-
day August 14, 1987.
Terry James
Farm Management Specialist
Highlights of the Grey -Bruce Judging
Competition
The Bruce County O.M.A.F. office is
pleased to announce the results of the
Grey -Bruce Judging Competition:
First prize - a wristwatch donated by
Bruce County Junior Farmers for High
Aggregate Score for Bruce County - Mark
Denney; C.N.E. Shield for High Novice
Judge - Kim Kamrath; High Intermediate
Judge Award - Mark Denney; High Senior
Judge Award - Rod McGillivray.
Trophy donated by Bruce County Cat-
tlemen's Association for High Beef Judge -
Andy McCulloch.
FARM REPORT
Pencil set donated by New Life Mills for
High Reasons - Laurie Zettler.
Ontario Farm Management, Safety and
Repair Program
Purpose :
To help stimulate the agricultural and
rural economy by providing grants to en-
courage improved management practices
and improved safety, repair and storage
facilities on Ontario farms.
The $50 million Farm Management:
Safety and Repair program will run from
June 1, 1987 to May 31, 1988.
Please Note:
The brochures and applications will be
mailed to most farmers around August 1.
If you have not received an application by
September 1, contact our office.
Grants will be made for projects began
and completed or items purchased bet-
ween June 1, 1987 and May 31, 1988. The
deadline for application is July 15, 1988.
Assistance:
Eligible producers may qualify for
assistance of up to $2,500. The grants can
cover any combination of the program's
four components to suit the applicant's
farm operation - up to a total of $2,500.
The program's four parts are:
-Management: a grant of $300 for par-
ticipation in the Farm and Enterprise
Analysis program.
-Safety: a grant of 80% of the cost of eligi-
ble projects designed to make the farm a
safer place to live and work.
-Repair: a grant of 50% of the cost of
replacement partsfor field machinery and
for farm shop equipment.
-Storage: a grant of 40% for improved
grain and feed storage facilities.
Full details are available at local OMAF
offices.
Unfortunate injury
Miss Wendy Boyle of Regina, Saskat-
chewan and Mrs. Laurine Wright of Clif-
ford visited Wednesday with their cousins
Edna and May Boyle:
Mrs. Frank Maulden, Mrs. Mary Camp-
bell and Miss Winifred Percy attended the
Blyth Theatre on Thursday and while
there called on Mr. and Mrs. Dan McInnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bertrand and family
of Simcoe spent the weekend wither her
aunt Miss Winnifred Percy and brothers
Bill and Brian Percy.
Former neighbours and friends from
here attended Mrs. Gertrude Walsh's 90th
birthday open -house at the Church of the
Messiah Parish Hall in Kincardine on
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Edbert Bushell returned home
from the Kincardine and District Hospital
where she has recently been a patient.
Mrs. Ronald Thacker and Edna and May
Boyle were Sunday dinner guests with Mr.
and Mrs John Scott at Ripley this week.
The Anglican Parish service next Sun-
day will take place at 10 a.m. instead of the
usual time of 10:30 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Thacker and family
visited on Sunday with relatives in London.
We are porry to report that Mr. Brent
Scott of our village who drives a transport
White Bean Tripartite stabilization
A Tripartite stabilization plan has been
announced for White Beans for 1986 and
subsequent years.
Information and brochures are available
at OMAF offices.
The application deadline is August 1,
1987.
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truck had the misfortune of injuring his
wrists recently. The injuries are of a
serious nature and casts have been applied
to both of Brent's wrists. We wish him a
speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom MacDonald visited on
Friday with Mr. and Mrs Ron Young at
their summer cottage. On Sunday the Mac-
Donalds travelled to Kincardine to see Mr.
and Mrs Mac MacDonald and son Jeffrey.
Mrs. Lorraine MacPherson was in Stony
Creek for a few days last week. She visited
with her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs
Dean Wilson.
Recent visitors at the home of the
Gilchrist family were cousins from In-
cline, Nevada. Shirley and Denny Bauer,
Scott and Candice. They attended a family
picnic held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Guikema of Kincardine on Sunday and
toured the nothern parts of the county on
Monday.
Murray and Brian Gilchrist were
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