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HISTORY OF ,EAST HURON
AGRICQLTURAL S t,GIETY
1$01 1"51.
(Compiled by Oirs, Gordon Knight
assisted by Martlo, MCPOUald.)
(cant,irawa) 1
in 1Sgi Annual meeting of the,
Gio.y Branch we find .tho.
. a fiaockti ..tatoment, 'as,
follows: ReCoipts: Bnlance from
I.00 report. $304.0O;, -Legislative
grant, $31.00; Municipal iwatlt
U 4,0 0 ;- l‘lonther ls subscription's,
4;117,011; Admission fees to exhibition
$491,45; heft for ground anti •stalks,
$10,011; Miscellaneous recelpts,.91,00;
Total. $903.47. Expenditures.; Grant
to union exhibition $200.00; Fitting
un grounds etc., $8.5.98; Paid on.
mortgage, $100.20; Paid on interest.
$60.10; Miscellaneouo. expenses,
8245; 'Total 448.43: Balance On
hand', .507,04; Value of Land, $2,000;
Value of Buildings $800; Mortgage,
on property, 87001 Interest .nn.
mortgage dim $25,26.
The union exhibiton was the Fall
Fair held jointly by the Grey Branch
and East Huron Agricultural Soc-
ieties. It. is interesting to compare
the financial statement or Grey
Branch with that of East Huron and
also with the 1960 statement. The
following is the treasurer's report
for East Huron 1898: ReCelPts, •
Balance from last audit $1.92.18;
Legislative grant, $426.00, Member's
sUbscriptionEt 86.00, From Grey
Branch 'Society, $200, Total 90.4,18
Expenditures: Prizes at Fall Fail • 4
WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING
ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are Wen
Partner owned ant zontrolled
Esz•vice a,t Cost
Cgtoice of bull and breed
Ouir artificial breeding ser'vic'e
w$11 help you to a more
atIcient livestock OPerittien
rig. service or more informatien call:
atigton PTT 2-3441, or for long dist-7"
co Clinton Zenith 9-5650.
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FOR SALE —
One year old fowl, blood tested,
,pulonuni free. Delidong roasted,
boiled or fried. Oven ready, 30c per
pound. Mrs. Dorothy McCauley
„ Phone 188J"
"AVON CALLING°
Airs, Partiiiiiite Need extra money
for Christmas'? "And who doesn't"
with just a few hours weekly, -You
,can earl that eXtra inceine.
operchigs in Grey 04nd ;Morris Towel,
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Bell, MB Albert St. Waterloo, Or
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avert may he worth up to $8,000
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ri'mvil nod City dwellers?' Are yoti„
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tho u ootOer was ideal, with an
estimoted attenda11e0 Of 5000. There
wore WO7'I 0177:1' 120,1 entries iii the,
various Masses,
This was the first year a eolteert
was held on the 8ocond night of :am.
The. Town Tall was .filled to
cat icily. Proceeds $11.00 alley
expenses. Entertainers were if,
itt,thl. an Mi-Ilopald, baritoue sol-Otot
,1. il, ('ameron. Toronto, Storleo and
humorous oongo, • Misses. Lyda,
and Liazie .Salopie, local
Wales, assisted with vocal solos,
Miss 111cLattehlia tOlre Rabt,
Thom son) anti 'Mr, Phelps acted as
acc•arrnpanists.
(Continued 'next weel\O
Does. Your ;lerci Sire Ever
LIE ON ON 7.11E JOB?
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
in the estate of
ELIZABETH KEYS
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the estate of the above
mentioned, late .or the Village of
Brussels, in the COanty of Huron.
widow, deceased,, who died on the.
21st day of August,. 1901, After that
date the Executors will proceed to
distribute the estate having regard
only to the claima of which .they
than have had notice,
DATED at Brussels, this 22nd day
of September, 1961.
GYAWFORD dt ITSTITERIMON
Brussels, Ontario,
FoolicitOre for the Executors
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FOR SALE —
Heavy Roasting Chickens. Oven :
ready. Phone 331W6 Brussels
If one of our Unit sivrs takes time off be-
cause of ill health, injury, or just laziness,
we have others of the same breed to use in
his place. On the other hand, many farmers
have begun using artificial insemination
when the herd sire they had raised (at con-
siderable expense) failed them at peak
breeding season.
Can YOU afford to take that chance?
For service or information, phone before
9:30 a.m. (For Sunday services, Saturday
6:00 to 8:00 p.m,) to:
CLINTON RU 2-3441
or SEAFORTH 96
Or Long Distance, Clinton Zenith 9-5650 FOR SALE --
Dressed Chickens, ready for oven, '
for Thanksgiving. , Phone 254J
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BELGRAVE
Pkone Wingharn 1065-W Phone Brussels 388W10
Prizes paid for 1896 $23.75, Working
expenses, $76.00, Printing on judge's
expenses $64.73, Balance en hand.
$99.03, Total, -$904;13, Prizes yet to
pay, 478,30
In the report of Brussels 1898 Fair,
the Brussels Post had the follow-
ing headlines: A Record Breaker,
"37th Annual" Fair at Brussels —
Increased Entries, biggest crowd,
'Said Greatest Success Financially.
Phone 342W6
FOR SALE --
6 Chunks Pigs.
Jack Stevenson
WATERLOO
CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION
"Where Better Bulls Are Used"
is Heavy
icontittued from page .1)
Being a centennial fair, there
were Many special .awards for
the In baltiG
• •"tr"ies,
&''t 1le,;. Lewis' •StOnclious0„
Iteloolve, well Oat in front with
ti tiii;,a 4'37 oulnts.. Mrs. Il,411-
ard Proctor, •1t:tL::•els„Miss
Ethel 1?ea111., Walton, 7:Ars.
Fari CittiallOre and -C
1.1„ro„ lit a tlr•Nrcl.; ••,•t
4,•:•,•ev rot,t43$;tt soeond
place in that sN-tion.-
In the hamecrafts. Mrs. Wks .
ley Beimpol, Wrotwt4r, had wti
pat.; to her crelit and i1414
followed. by Mrs. 4'.t,07.3
`Ltlytilt and Mrs. Wilfred
Monkton
SPECIAL .AWARD
Its t.7‘o.. s000lo: open
school pupils .014, Patricia
Ducharme, SS 3 Grey, tool;
first for her collection of gartt
ep vegetables.
Mrs, Richard Proctor won 33
points, and the special. cash
award for r..1::t points, in the
domestic field, She was follows
ed by Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse,
Mrs. Urban Ducharrne, and
Mrs. Charles Johnston, Blyth.
in that order,
In the fruit division, William
Stratychuk, Brussels, took all
the first prizes in apples, Blake
Brother, Brussels, took all
second prizes.
Included in the centennial
special awards, a pencil sketch
of the new Centennial Gates by
Mrs. Ella Shurrie won first
prize, while four antique house-
hold utensils, not used on a
dinner table, claimed first
mention for Russell Knight.
Mrs. Ella Shurrie had a very
well-preserved butter bowl,
butter print, and ladle, together
with three farm tools, all an-
tiquo, which took first mention.
Ruth Wilbee, Gerald Wheeler,
Douglas Wheeler, and Jim
Wheeler all had a toy or game
used by pion children
that found favor with the judge.
Muriel Jacklin's doll used by
pioneer children also took first
prize,
ilaroloormsormuoThiej
FOR SALE —
McCiary Coal Space Heater, brown
enamel, good condition, $16
Phone Brussels 338J6 WINCHAM MEMORIAL SHOE
QUALITY, SERVICE, CRAFTSMANSHIP
Open Every Week Day
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There were the usual attractions
The newest contest was a "Comfort
Soap Race." The enterprising cola-
pany, which manufactures this well I
known soap, Messrs, •Pugsley, Ding- I
man and •Cpmpany, Toronto, gen.er-•'
onsly donated eight prizes for a
race, 60 yds. picking 'up a bar of
Comfort Soap every 10 yards and
carrying the same in' aprons sun-
plied by the than, There were 10
entries and prizes were as follows:
:;'old Watch, Edith Jackson, Morris,
Silver Watch, Dora Simpson, James-
town, CP'oek, Kate Mullen Grey, .2
Opera 'Glasses, Mabel 'Watson,- Sun- I
shine (Morris), Lady's Chatelaine
Bag, Mary Simpson, Purse, Janet
McGaBtun, McEillop, Purse, Bessie
McDonald,. Grey, Purse, . Jessie
Teller, Grey, Mr, Robinson, the /
gentlemanly representative of
Comfort Soap, was so well pleased
that he gave a nice picture to the
other two ladies, Mary McCfallum,
and. Grace McDonald. Each compet-
itor became the owner• of the 7 bars
el soap picked up and the aproO
.n;lso. During the day thousands of ,
copies ef two s.elections of music
arol advertising matter were distri-
buted and Comfort soap got such an
advertising as it never had before
Pomo, The yanng ladies had
lied about as much fun as the j
"pc'etatnrs,
Brussels — Phone 65
Tuesday and Friday
Church, Seaforth, Ont,
• '"'`77J-7,,700J.
FOR SALE ---
0 I-Ty-Line Pullets, & months old,
laying; also Baby Buggy', in good
condition. Mrs. I. 11letir
Phone 431W4
FOR SALE —
Apples $1.00 a bus. and up,
Quantity of pick your own, Bring-
containers..
Stratychuk Orchard ,Phone 724
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FOUND —
Borg light colored zipper jacket.
Owner may have same by calling at
the Brussels Post,
NOTICE
Comfortable Home available for
,persons who need rdom and board.
Elderly persons preferred.
Phone 243, Brussels, or apply at the
Post.
0
John Longstaff, Optometrist
OPTICIAN OF SEAFORTH
Goderich, St. W., adjacent Setsforth Clinic
Ground Floor Parking Facilities
Oculists prescriptions filled entitles you to
all subsequent sainstments
t
bath; water, hydro,
particulars apply to
George Davidson, Brussels
Messrs, Melville and Morrison of ,
Exeter had one of their automatic
Acetylene gas generators at the Fair
and had it running fall blast Thugs-
day night. Also exhibited was a
butter-Moking machine, mite in
Sweden. It manufactured butter
direct from, the milk i11 less than a
minute.
In the 1900 financial statement,
tit the annual meetings, Grey Bratth
showed a balance of $629,01, while
East Huron had a deficit of $113.60„ j
Apparently there was some trouble
dividing the money between the two'
societies its F, 8. Scott was appoint-
ed an additional auditor for that
purpose.
At a meeting in: Febrtiary '1000,
the Directors "East Huron decided
to hold a big concert on. the Friday
nieht, following the fair; in the
ORVAL HARRISON
t1l.iw: •russets I. Ii. 1 Monkton
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FOR SALE —
Girl Guide Uniform ineluding
dress, belt, and tie, size 12 - 16, May
be seen at Pollard's Chain SOW,
Brussels, Phone 64 or 448,W13
FOR SA -.;k7: -
Frame House, plaster east on
outside, good location; 2-piece
For further
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BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
S
ilyth.ci-apert.ry.r1 media you
ore. providing for
,
.1 ,.! al revirt.;".
Wri kr.t1 :7 rytt
177:7 ; ' `rrti`di:iii4n1,7,111
I r in there
chosen to repres-
at Toronto in
the excursion to
with lbe G. 'I'. 11,
building a new ,
was discussed,
and two secretar-
a ottuunittee
estimates to lay
3 f" n. A I;, 1,t vitrvvi •••• , A
;r,i; ).' .t 1.t .." ',„I ay
. . • ittnfu
recovery; two-element, fiamelesswator heater
ready to keep an abundance or hot water
on tap". at the lowest possible cost,
-LIGHT CONDITIOINING. Another im-
puttant "eotra" is the planned lighting
-which adds charm and beauty both inside
anal , makes u ork and play areas
brigloor and savr.
A -cr Ad Medallion” Mole is all-electric,
includiu heating.
Itifotinatlun about the Medallion Electric
tIone.s in .i;our cult lx' obtained
ficoo your eltoirital coutractor or your local
Tiydrri oilice. .1 „.•
We Now Have Our Own.
Cleaning and Pressing Equipment
Installed
And Are Ready To Give You
24 HOUR SERVICE
Pres$iror While You Wait
Sanifizirte and Mothpr6ofing
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.AN', IT, •Ktrr was
tvirt Grey Branch
connection With
the Alotir.1 Foriit
The (t oollen. of
elfoilt Hall
The two presidents
we T. 11011104
preoure 1,7,1t,,g and
k.vfore the Piretorft. At a infer meet-
infr.„ Witt, ostiipatr-s worr, 4,011,14101W
too Melt awl they decided to Post- ,
oone building operations for anOtllor 11
year,
At the annual ran Pet that tate Pre to i'vot.i"