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by Mr. Harvey Malcolm On Friday evening the Zone 4 Ontario Sheep Asso- ciation held their annual meeting in the Banquet room - of the: Manvers Township 'Community Arena with over 100 members present. The business meeting was preceeded by a delicicus lamb banquet efficiently served by the Ladies of the Arena Auxiliary donated by one of the members and cooked by Mrs. Susan Ball a cal member. The 1978 President Mr. Bill Gardhouse chaired the meeting. The guest speaker was Mr. Bernard Benoit, Quebec director and Rast Chairman of the Canada Lg Sheep Council (hubby of the well known Madam Benoit ®irequently seen on T.V. commercials). Mr. Benoit spoke of the sheep industry in Quebec - how their num- bers had decreased from 800,000 to a mere 35,000 and of the assistance given by the Quebec government to en- courage the increasing of the sheep population to make it a more stable industry. Pro- ducers are paid $50.00 per yearling ewe kept for breed- ing purposes at the rate of $10.00 per year for five years. Also for any produc- ers who strive to attain 400 breeding ewes the govern- ment subsidies the producer $1 for every dollar spent to reach this goal. By this means they hope to increase the sheep population in Quebec to 85,000 head. Please note Hon. Wm. Newman how 'much better Quebec treats its sheep farmer than does Ontario! Mr. Benoit stated that lamb should be hung limp to bring out its best flavour. He commented on the fact that New Zealand frozen lamb is usually inferior to Canadian lamb because they do not have the time to give it suitable aging before freez- ing because of their rush to process 45 million lambs in a short season. In this Election of Officers the following slate was elec- ted - Past President - Bill Gardner; President - Donald Grant; 1st Vice President - Bob Pegg; 2nd Vice Presi- dent - Keith Sinclair; Sect - Treas - Russel Dow; Bow- manville Membership Sect. - Dianne Ward. The only local sheep producers active on the board was Mrs. Susan Ball elected as an alternate . Representative to the Ont- ario Board of Directors. The membership rate currently $2.00 is to increase as set by Board of Directors. Fashion Show: On Satur- day the Auditorium of Grandview Elementary School was filled to nearly capacity with both sexes (the majority Ladies naturally) to view the Fashion Show sponsored by the Bethany U.CW. This was a joint effort of Elaines Boutique Bethany, Ontario, and Henry Houzer Mens Wear, Lindsay (owner Mr. Don Cresswell). Elaine's Boutique is situated off 7A Highway 2 miles east (approximately) of -the village of Bethany. Ms. Elaine Phillips not only co-ordinated the Ladies Fashions but the complete' show in total with assistance from Mr. Rob Howe who was the Male Fashion Co-Ordina- tor. Elaine was also a most capable commentator for the Show. There were 24 differ- ent sets of fashions ranging from skimpy bathing attire (we looked the other way of course!!), velvets, plaids, spanish style, suedes, "Slin- kies", Executive style with a Wedding Party as a grand finale. The models were as follows - Eileen Anderson, Ruth Beaucage, Margaret 'Beer, Elaine Finn, Birgit Hackenberg, Lori Kenny, Stephanie Lewis, Sue Locke, Helen Logan, Corrie Mal- colm (our boss lady) Vicki Magee, Jane Poulsen, Carol Rhodes, Lisa Pinzema, Anne Scott and Janet Spenceley and Lisa Neals (flower girl). The Male Models were 'Noel Ashby, Allan Beer, Pat Herrington, Allen McCamus, Darcy Procter and Ted Spenciley. For each and every person on stage there were one or two hard working assistants behind the scenes. It is risky Ontario Labour Industrial Health and Safety Branch Ontario Ministry of Labour + New Location The Toronto area of the Industrial Health and Safety Branch has opened new offices on the second floor, 47 Sheppard Avenue East, Willowdale, M2N 5X5.* Tel hone: inspection: 224-1606 CICPIONE: EF hgineering: 224-1609 This office will serve the Regional Municipalities of Peel, York, Durham, Muskoka and Simcoe County. "This operation was formerly located at 400 University Avenue, 9th floor. Toronto. Ministry of Health and Industrial Safety Branch to mention any names but in our opinion Allan Beer, Terry Staples, Robert Hulll, Mr. and Mrs. Wes McMahon and Mr. and Mrs. Proctor deserve special mention and our apologies to those we missed. In our humble opinion it was a well run show of a calibre as good if not better than that put on by far larger centres. Much of the credit is due Ms. Phillips for her efficient organization and selection of individuals for positions of responsibility. Sunday service at the White Church was well atten- ded on Sunday due in part to the fact that there were two baptisms performed. Rev. Gerald Hofstetter assisted our minister Rev. Stanley Hanes in this ceremony. Miss Lana Malcolm contri- buted a duet along with her guitar plucking (She and her guitar) Those offered for baptism were Christa Marie Robinson, infant daughter fo Clare and Laurie Robinson (Rev. Geralds niece, inci- dentally) and Craig Vaughn McGill, infant son of Vaughn and Audrey McGill (both cute little rascals). Other special guests pre- sent on the occasion were Laurie's parents - Mr. and "Well Worth-Looking For" SEEN = KLEENEX p_{ y el \ \ ON WO AVAILABILITY AT TiN S NMAY NOT BE AVAILABLE AT ALL LOCATIONS PAPER TOWELS 2 FEVERTEST FEVER INDICATOR Easy to Use. Shows In Seconds If You - Have a Fever. Reusable. ESSENCE SHAMPOO CARTRIDGE BLADES ss V05 HAIR SPRAY ® No Fluorocarbons! 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' Belated congratulations to another Yelverton Ball team member and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Nesbitt on the successful culmination New ASSORTMENT Envelopes inched BOX 17 BUFFERIN ANALGESIC TABLETS VASELINE Enriched INTENSIVE CARE LOTION COLGATE TOOTHPASTE With MFP Ruoride 150 ml New Improved! Mennen SPEED STICK DEODORANT VITAMIN 'C' $433 TABLETS 100m, ORNADE D or ORNADE SPANSULES 12 last winters overtime - the arrival of their first baby boy Scott Trevor another entrant for the teams Stork Derby. Mrs. Audrie Brown and Mrs. Hazel Gray report an enjoyable bus trip to Lake Placid this past weekend. A first cousin from Ed- monton is currently visiting with Miss Candice Malcolm who just returned home from Western Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Baker and family of Toronto were Sunday guests of the Art Rowans. 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