The Brussels Post, 1965-01-21, Page 2Most automobile skids are the
result of (1) under-inflated tires?
(2) too much snow or ice on the
road? (3) over-inflated tires?
(4) driving too fast on slippery
V11A\ • road surfaces?
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HURON JUNIOR FARMERS
HOLD LEADERSHIP:
CONFPigN9g
QQauty Junior Varniera
tQQ4 p'.41.1, 14 a, cea4ere490 ou
leadership Saturd ay, at Oentr*,
liuroh Secondary Sc11091
Tau theme was "Youtll
at itself".
procedure aud
program planailig were tep4ps.
.Doliaid Pullen, or Uliiltaa, Cwur
ea a panel disCaSsion OIL "Upper-
tuaities for Travel". ar,
LLGilell1LUfal represent-
Ilarou COmity,
were Alac Stewart, tinne
Lion. il,iarguerite Scutt,
Jun Puppet, all Or eaiortu, Una
,barry iqulveY 01 iselniKe•
Spivey, pi .b.russelea
warmed the conference, and was
assisted by llaurnyn OL
president of the Coa4ty
Junior Farmers, Miss lichg, LOA
Young of Auburn, and idatirice
Love, of itixeter.
others participating included
Bill Campbell,i.,-,a,torui; 3). .11:1..
Miles, Clinton, agricuitural rep-
resentative Jur Huron County;
Miss Vat Dainude, inane aeon-
Ull116 L ; Laing iie,uneay,
Lor(1, assistant ugricumiral reli•
r,esentative for Perim Comity; lan.
U1'1C111, former .u.drun
County agricultural represent- , at:Lye; Bob trench, and
ltev. A illiam Carson, Lonclesboro.
Just a glance tells you Chevrolet has never been so
new! New from the Sweep-line roof right down to the
road ... and even that'll seem newer with Chevrolet's
new Wide-Stance chassis and new Full Coil suspension!
n From Chevelle, last year's most successful line of
new cars, a, lot of new style and great new ride! • A new
debonair look hides Chevy II's practicality and saving
ways. And Chevy II has many money-saving mainte-
see your dealer
nance-reducers, plus a choice of four great engines.
• Sport with an international fla'ir makes its appear-
ance with Corvair! And the top-of-the-line Corsa series
offers an optional 180-hp Turbo-Charged engine!
• Check out all four; '65 Chev-
rolet, '65 Chevelle, '65 Chevy II
and '65 Corvair — at your
dealer's today!
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DR. W. A. McKIBBON, ELECTED
CHAIRMAN OF WOWS HOARD
The Wingliam 1)161riet, liigA
6cnool board twined a new cafe-
teria coiluilttLee and disbanded as
agricuiturai committee at its
augural meeting on Thursday
night.
The agricultural committee's
work will be handled by the 1Y.
man vocational advisory com-
mittee.
Dr. W. A. 1VIcKibben, of Wing
ham, was elected chairman and
James Pettapiece, or RR 1.
Wingh ELM, vice- chairman. Miss
Yvonne McPherson was re-
appointed secretary-treasurer.
Two new members were wed-
coined: George Elliott, of Brus-
sels; representing 8russels, and
AlelVin I. Craig, of RR 4, Wing-
ham, representing Morris Town-
ship. ALIN
The following standing conk
mittees were fornied with first
named being chairman:
Property — Albert J. WorraU,
of Teeswater; Robert 0. Weng-
er', Of \\Ingham ; George C. King,
of Teeswater, George Elliott and
John C. Brewer, of RR 4, Wing-
ham.
Transportation Ross S.
MacRae, of RR 2, Teeswater; J.
Leslie Fortune, of RR 1, Wing-
ham; Mr. Pettapiece, Mr. Craig,
John R. ,'aylor, of RR 1, telgrave;
Murray Cardiff, of AR 1, Ethel;
,Gordon Moir, of dorrie.
School Mana gement —= Mr.
Cardiff, Mr. Wenger'. Mr. Meir
Mr. ckdig, Mr. Worral.
Finance mid Insurance — Mr.
Fortune, Mr., Pettapiece, Mr.
Wenger, Mr. King, Mr. Blliott,
AkcRae.
Cafeteria, Mr. Taylor, Mr.
MCRae, Mr, Moir; Mr. Petta-
piece.
AdviSbry vatatiOnal Charles
Webster, Of LucknOW; Mr. For-
tune, Mr. .1V1dRae, Mr. Cardiff,
Mr. Worrall, Mr. Elliott, W.T.
CruiCkshank, of Winghata; Her-
man Fuller, of Winghann Mr.
Harris, ketineth MacDonald, of
eeeWater; Ray Waynieyetr, of
Winghani, and. Dr; Mcitibbon.
BOTTLED BEER PRICES
ARE EXPECTED TO RISE
The price of bottled beer in the
proVinee's • 'beverage rooms will
likely be raised co zi3c from 29c
text month, the president of the
Ontario Hotel AsSociation has
said.
Ebel' J. Rice said he hoped that
Members wilt follow an associa-
tion suggestion that the price
ceiling be raised to :32 cents —
plus a cent tax.
The LWOW- Licorice Board Of.
Ontario said two Weeks ago that
it will remove its ceiling on bot-
tled beer Feb. It
Chevrolet impale Sport Coupe
AUTHORIZED CHIEVROLET DEALER IN BRUSSELS:
A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE
McCUTCHEON MOTORS 1TED BRUSSELS, O
PHONE: 56 NT.
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