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us, signs of spring are definitely
abroad. Robins are with us, poor
things shivering in the cold
winds. Ground hogs have been
sighted, Sap has been running
and maple syrup festivals
advertised. The shipping season
has opened in Goderich. Spring
must .be lurking near.
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DISCUSS DAIRY FEEDING — Four Atwood-
Listowel Dairy Herd Improvement Association
members formed a panel to discuss the feeding of
hay, haylage, silage and oatlage to their herds at the
annual DHIA meeting held in Atwood. Members of
the panel, from left, are: Bartley Bowman, Mervin
Lucknow, Anne Strauss,
Mildmay, Mrs. Bill Schill,
Formosa and Lyda Reidt,
Wroxeter.
Lucky 'Draws: Pam Riley,
Wingham, Lorrain Montgomery;'
'VVroxeter, Mary McInnis,
Fordwich, and Tom Leek ,
Wroxeter.
Regular games: Mrs. Beatty
and Kathleen Ellacott, both of
Listowel; Mrs. Halton, Lucknow;
Mrs. Hazel Gowing, Listowel;
Mrs, Lillian Newman, Wingham;
Mrs, Ste Marie, Wingham; Mrs.
Strauss, Mildmay and Mrs. H:
Reidt, Wroxeter; Mrs. Holloway,
Wingham, Mrs: H.A.Aitcheson,
Wingham and Jan Thurlow,
Listowel; Mrs. McLennan,
Lochalsh andJune Edgar, _
Wingham; Jim Scott, Listowel;
Jim Scott and Anne Strauss,
Mildmay; Elaine Donaldson,
Harriston; Mrs. Holloway,
The Melville Guild met in the
church parlour on Tuesday,
March 18th.
Joan Exel opened the
Devotional period with a poem
"Resurrection" and after singing
a hymn p lead in prayer.
Matthew 28 was read in unison
followed by an inspiring message
on Easter delivered by Judy
Recent investigations carried
out by officers at Wingham OPP
Detachment include: •
On Tuesday, March 18, Neil R.
Reece of R.R.#5, Brussels was
involved in a single car accident
on County Road 7, east of
Sideroad 20-21, Turnberry
Township. Debra L. Thompson of
R,R.#1, Wingham, a passenger in
the vehicle wa injured as a result
of the collision. Damages to the
Reece vehicle were estimated at
$250.00.
On Thursday, March 20, Ralph
Rowland and. Susan E. Moore,
both of Brussels, were involved in
a collision on Thomas Street, west
of County Road #12 ; Brussels. no
one was injured, and damages
were estimated at $350.00.
On Priday, March 21, Bradley
D. Johnson of R.IL#2, Gorrie was southbound on County Road 12,
south of Cotinty Road 7,
HOWick Township When his
vehicle went into the east ditch
and rolled Over, striking a fence
Wingham; Kay Rich, Wingham.
Share the Wealth: 1- Mrs. Wm.
Upper, Listowel; 2- Lois Binder,
Lucknow.
$25 Special: Pam Riley,
Wingham.
Stand Up Bingo: Mrs. H.
Coupland, Wroxeter.
Lap Card: Mrs. Strauss,
Mildmay.
Dart Game: Mrs. Ste Marie,
Wingham: $5.00.
Jackpot consolation plus bonus:
Mrs. Day, Wingham.
Door Prizes; Joan Robinson,
Shortreed.
Vice-President Margaret
McCutcheon conducted the
business. An invitation was
received from Belgrave to attend
their Easter Thankoffering on
April 10th,
It was decided to hold a
Centennial. Dinner in the church
on May 28th.
owned by Eldred Cathers of
R.R.#1, Wroxeter. Mr. Johnson
was injured as a result of the
accident., Damages were
estimated at $2500.00.
Barry Adams of R.R.2,
Bluevale and John Gilkinson of
Listowel were involved in a
collision on County Road 12,
north of Concession 7 7 8, Grey
Township. No one was injured,
and damages were estimated at
075,00.
On Saturday, march 22,
Douglas A. Officer of Conn Was
invOlved in a: collision with a
vehicle owned by James Pierce of
Blyth, Ontario in the Village of
Blyth. There were no injuries,
and damages were estimated at
$250.60.
On Saturday, march 22, Glenn
C. Farrow of R R #3, Chatsworth
had parked his vehicle in the
Village of Blyth, when it was
'struck 'by an unknown vehicle
backing into it, causing an
estimated $100.00 damage.
Martin, both of R.R.3; Listowel; Peter Dowling, Help your
assistant agricultural representative for Perth • Heart...
County Who acted as moderator; Peter Van Veen of Help your
R.R.2, Brussels and Arnold Van Winden of R.R.4,
Listowel. (Banner Photo) Heart Fund
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WEEKLY SALE
BRUSSELS STOCKYARDS LTD.
EVERY FRIDAY
At 12 Noon
Phone 887-6461 Brussels, Ont.
Melville Guild plans
Centennial Dinner
OPP investigate
THE BRUSSELS POSti, MARCH 26 1975