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Jack and Leah Snell; second, Norma Coleman and Donnie Parsons; third, Betty Sparling and Jack Britnell; fourth, Gus Latulippe and Keith Moffatt. The Ross Gordon Trophy for the best plowed crown on junior day was ■ won by Andy Pethick, Seaforth. FOR SALE GENERATORS AT WHOLESALE. 2000w to 2250kvA gas & diesel. Yanmar, Honda, Mitsubishi, Vanguard, John Deere, Volvo, MTU. We guarantee the lowest price w/excellent service. Call & compare 1- 888-509-6990. SAWMILL $4895 SAW LOGS INTO BOARDS, planks, beams. Large capacity. Best sawmill value anywhere. Norwood Industries, manu­ facturer of sawmills, edgers & skidders. Free information 1-800-566- 6899. VACATION/TRAVEL TIMESHARE RESALES. World's Largest Reseller. ERA STROMAN SINCE 1979. CALL NOW! Buyers call 1-800-613-7987. Sellers call 1- 800-201-0864. Email; info@stroman.com. • It's Affordable • It's Fast • It's Easy • One Bill Does It Ail • Northern Ontario $79 • Eastern Ontario $140 • Western Ontario $130 • Central Ontario $136* All Ontario $395 • National Packages Available • Call this paper for details! Contest promotes excellence Continued from page 20 rotational grazing, riparian manage­ ment, and extended season grazing are just a few of the management techniques that would be consid­ ered. The Ontario Pasture Competition is designed “to promote excellence in grazing management.” It is spon­ sored by Pickseed, The Ontario Cattlemen’s Association, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture Food and Rural Affairs and the Association of Community Pastures. The Ontario Pasture Competition is open to Ontario producers who are using pasture for beef production. Nomination forms are available from the Ontario Cattlemen’s Association at 519-824-0334 or email: gwh@cattle.guelph.on.ca The nomination deadline is Nov. 1 with the winner to be announced in late 2O(X) or early in the new year. Pitching it in Under clear skies and with hot weather, four teams took part in a round-robin horseshoe tournament at the Huron County Plowing Match in Howick Twp. Aug. 24-25. Betty Sparling of Bayfield takes a toss. Grey passes bylaws At the regular meeting of Grey Twp. council held on Aug. 21, coun­ cil passed by-laws to assign names to municipal road allowance and to assign five digit property numbers to rural properties in preparation for 9- 1-1. It is expected that 9-1-1 will become operational on Sept. 6. Council passed a resolution sug­ gesting that the proposed 2001 board of directors for the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority be further consolidated by combining the appointment for the new municipali­ ty of Morris/Turnberry with the Twp. of Howick. At present the municipalities of Howick, Grey and Brussels are represented by one director and the representative popu­ lation of Morris/Tumberry/Howick is close to the existing populations of Howick, Grey and Brussels. A motion introduced at council to place a moratorium on new or expanding livestock operations greater than 150 animal units and on liquid manure was defeated in a recorded vote. Hullett passes numbering bylaw Hullett council adopted bylaws pertaining to municipal numbering at the Aug. 22 meeting. A bylaw to assign and/or change names of municipal road allowances for the addressing system and emer­ gency use was provisionally adopt­ ed. The bylaw to establish a civic addressing system, including a poli­ cy for the numbering of properties within the township was passed. A bylaw was passed to stop up and close the road allowance between Lots 20 and 21, Cone. 7 and 8, at the end of Wildlife Line. There were no objections to a sev­ erance application submitted by Hilligiena Nonkes on the condition that a survey be submitted, appropri­ ate minor variances or rezoning be obtained and a section of the drainage act be implemented. There were no objections to the relocation of the recycling depot bins to the Auburn Hall property. Council supported the recommen­ dation made by the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority that the ABC A participate in the proposed provincial groundwater monitoring network beginning in 2001 with additional participation costs to be included in the 2001 budget. Man charged with mischief On Aug. 27 at approximately 8:30 p.m. OPP officers were called to Turnberry Street in Brussels over mischief done to a vehicle. A 1985 black Suzuki Madura had been parked on the street in front of the Brussels Inn. Sometime within the previous hour a man had kicked the bike over causing damage to the gauges, signal lights and paint on the bike. A 24-year-old Hullett Twp. man has been charged with mischief under $5,000 and was released on a Promise to Appear for court in Wingham on Nov. 16.