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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1962-05-03, Page 5SECTION K — Domestic Manufacture, Fruits, Pickles, Etc. Fries and Pickles to be exhibited in pint sealers; Jams Welk in uniform jars, seal on jars to be unbroken, and 0 . fte: VA'Ao Et.i.CirtAVE Phone 13.Drussels 388W10; Wingham 1091 Requires The Seryioes Of A. PLANT NURSE Duties include first aid treat. merit and the maintenance of the employee medical records, Five day week, comprehensive employee insurance benefits mail cafeteria' facil.ities. Application should be ad- dressed to the PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 43, Birthday cake for teenager or adult; decorations must be hand- made, net bougleicti—Sa.00, $1,00, .75c. First prize donated by Mrs, Wilbur Turnbull, 50% 'decoration, 50% texture. 44, 'DOMESTIC' PIE AND CAKE COMPETITION CONDITIONS 1. Every entry to be accompanied by a 'Domestic' Shortening carton (empty), or canister label. 2. Pies to be Apple, with two crusts, baked in medium size pie plates, 3, Cakes to be white, of two layers, baked in medium size circular pans. Icing and filling is left to individual discretion. In judging, special emphasis should be placed on fineness of texture and lightness. 4, Both pastry and vales to be made with `Domestic' Shortening. 5. Judges to be appointed by the executive of the local Agricultural Society, Judges' decision to be final. Prizes ea Donated by Canada Packers Limited PIES-1st, One 8-Piece Pyrex Oven Refrigerator and Freezer Set; 2nd, Two 2h-lb. Canisters Domestic'; 3rd, One 21/2 -lb. Can- ister 'Domestic', CAKES Same as Pies. NOTE—A `Domestic' Carton or Canister label to accompany every entry. SPECIAL FOR, APPLES 45. Six different ways to serve Canadian apples—lst, $3.00; and, $2.00, Prizes donated by William Stratychack Orchard Farm, 46, Special Box for Shut-in; appearance to' count; not more than eight articles—lst, $1.00; and, 60c; 3rd, 40c, Prizes donated by Mrs. Earl Cuchnote, SPECIAL Save time...Save money CAKES 40. Angel cake (Indeed) . 2.00 00 .75 I ii t ache der by Ili's. S. RutIed.ge. droner fci rneive cake, 41, WILLIAM- NEILSON' SPECIAL—Best chocolate cake made with NeilsOres Jersey Cocoa. Print 2-1b. package. every niece differ- ent, Neelson's Choc:ad:4es. Empty Neilsen Jersey Cocoa tin to accompany each antra'. -SPECIAL 42, Standard Brenda Limited. makers of MAGIC BAKING POWDM, oIl i the fellewing tiriae for tlu bef.ft fTOr'd ea rzaateth in Or tine-inch seuare Than Single. Layer White Cake. baked With Magic. Entries should he aee0ilipanied by an empty tin of Magic Baking Powder, 1st Prize ..„ . S4.00 '2,titt Prize ... .„ $3.00 3rd Prize .. . . „ 41 Ti7'11 F BRTISSET.4$ Mgr Ti7'11 F BRTISSET.4$ Mgr 7111.trada 2rfl. 7111.trada 2rfl. I 4.ad leg' Div ision of the East Agricultural Society . OFFICERS Ph one 70i' FOR SALE Good quality 'Sebago Patatoea. Jolla Perrie FOR. Large mofratt ‘.# Mr. and Mrs, Anaersoa, London, with air. and Mrs,41trea, Anderson, Ma awl Mrs. George Ilibbert crud lewdly were visitors with,. Mount Forest rriends, !alfalfa Mary Kirkby • anti Ann aciaers, Wingbaili at their homes. Mr. and 'Mrs. George McArthur, Mat. Fern Patterson, Mrs. Margaret amen and, aanghter, Seaforth, ware guests of Mr. And. Mrs. Doitglas Kirkby, Destroye d' 5)' Fire Barn And Contents The barn on the former Meettry ia ' rani on the u conceasio at Carey Yrap struck by lightning on Monday rill; % and burnt to the ground, aleng with a large number or rabbits, and ! goats, belonging to Herb Hawkins, who resides on the farm. Bales: of hay and strew were also destroyed. The Masa Graciela aaquin Magna and Rosa Maria Moreno Martinez , 1 from Gaaaca, Mexico. are visiting' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I.y4e Gordon. Mr. and Mr: Rae Holston and family visited In Guelpli recenllY ?;,.id shape. Will be sold reasonable, ors NOTICE a-, Al. Mitchell, Sand, Gravel Top Soil., now oa hand, Phone Collect 830r6 mid 4 Seaforth Past. President president 1st Vioe President Secretary Treasurer Mre. Wm. Turnbull Sire, Earl Cudmore. Mrs. Jack Lowe Mrs. James Mair '4 HELP WANTED — Female Help Wanted Apply to: Highland Shoes. Seaforth, Qnt, Mrs. ;Terry' Achilles and Don' Achilles, 'Chatham, with. Mr, gad Mrs. D. Achilles, Robert 'Stevens, Niagara Palls, vita, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Stevens. ra,-: SALE — Screen Door, nearly new; Lady's large suit case, blue, eillallaea: Dresser with good mirror, Mrs. L. ,Termya Phone PO with Mrs. Neil McNair and her sister, Mies Dello McIntosh, Mrs. McNair is a (urine,' resident of the. 11th concesssion and eelehrated her DI RECTORS Mrs. Harvey Craig, Mrs. R. Stephens, Mre, Chas. Davis, Mrs. It Kennedy, Mrs, Gordon Knight, Mies Beth Hoover, Mrs. Clem falsifier, Mrs, Wm, Perrie, Mrs. Glen Huether, Mrs. John Spier, Mrs, Claire Long, Mrs. A, Turnbull, Mrs. IC, Shurrie, Mrs, Harold Bolger, Mrs. Jas. MeDonald, Mrs, Wm, Evans, Mrs, Jack Knight, Mrs. 1101)1. Grasby, Mrs, Eldon Wilson, Miss Millie McFarlane Km W. Turnbull. Mrs. Robert Gemmell, Mrs. H. Travis, Mrs, Geo, Martin, Mrs. D. C, 'Matheson, HAY AND PASTURE MIXTURES... 31r, And Mrs, VarneSt Uhler, who have beeli holidaying with friends in California, for the past several weeka, have returned home, Mr, and 'Mrs. 'W. Stutz, Kitchener, I with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. . Torrance nuncios, 941,11 birthday on April 8th, Althongli, confined to bed for e year as the result of a fractured .sip, she has 1 had exceptionally good health, I Mae; Margaret McKee and Marine or , Sreellden spena the weeketal with Me. and Mrs. Fred Fauelldon, They FOR SALE ,--- Apply to: Phone 48934 Good Top Son for gardens lawns, • A. Higginr Phone 261W .44zed 1EL R TER a 1 Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs, W. C. Hacic'svell were Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Bennett, Mr, and Mrs. John McrAwain. and Mr. and Mrs. G. Pullman, Seaforth, returned home on Saturday from, week's holiday in New York. Mrs. ROSS Speiran and: son Keith, .Sagine,w, visited with friends here last week. START A RAwLEIGH BUSINESS Real opportunity now for permanent, 'profitable work in Huron County, Write Rawleigh's, Dept. E-152-29, 4005 Richelieu, Moriteal. waNTF,a, 35 head of cattle to pasture, 100 acres, lot 14, concession. 12, McKillop 'twp. Fred 'Glanville Phone 831421 Seaforth 4 4 4 4 4 Now—more than ever—the Co-op Big Bonus Hay and Pasture Program takes the guesswork out of selecting seed-mixtures for higher yields, and hence higher farm profits. How? Simply by taking advantage of our new prescription mix seed service. And it's so convenient too . . . right in your own area! Here's how it works: just pay a visit to your Co-op and discuss your particular seed requirements with its Soil and Crop Specialist, Based on Department of Agriculture recorrimenclations, high quality name-variety seeds will be accurately blended in our NEW SEED MIXER! These specific mixtures will allow for maximum yields of the hay and pasture required in YOUR livestock program. ATTENTION! UCW Thankoffering Meeting 'The thankoffering meeting of 'the UCW of Duff's Church was 'held at the clAirch. on 'Monday evening. The guest speaker for the occasion- was Mrs. A, ,Jackson of Atwood. Mrs, Nielson Reid, president of the organization'. presided for the 'meet- ing, Prayer was offered by Mrs. FOR SALE — Quantity of choice table and seed potatoes, both 'Ontario and. New Brunswick varieties, Urban Ducharme, R,R, 2, 'Brussels Phone 343W7 • 4 4 4 laniiii024)R8 — Mrs. William Turnbull, Mrs. G. Knight, Mrs. Jack Knight. WU 1st 2nd 1. Preserved strawberries . h. .85 .60 2. Canned raspberries .85 40 S. Canned peaches .85 .60 4. Canned pears ,85 .60 S, Canned cherries .85 .60 6. Canned pineapple .85 ,60 7. Canned dark plums .85 .60 8, Marmalade, orange .85 .60 9. Marmalade, ,A.O.V. .85 .60 '10, Collection of jams, 3 varieties 1.00 .75 11. Collection of jellies, 3 varieties .....a... .............. , 1,00 ,75 12, Maple syrup, 1 quart, made in 1961 ....... . ..... , 1.00 .75 13. Maple sugar, made in 1961, 1 pound or over , .85 .60 14. Corn, 1 pirt ,85 .60 15, Peas, 1 pint . .85 .60 lb. Tomatoes, 1. pint ,85 ,60 17, Beans, 1 pint............ ......,..„.... ..... , .. „„ ....... — ..... , .85 .60 X Collection of tomato juice, tomato catsup,' chili sauce, 1 pint each 1.00 .75 10. Mustard pickles ,85 .60 20, Cucumber pickles .85 .60 21, Relish pickles .85 .60 22, Dill pickles .85 .60 23, Canned chicken, 1 pint ......................... ..,........ ,.... .85 ,60 24. Canned home-made sausage .85 .60 25. Practical school lunch, made to Canada Food Rules------ - • ...... • .......... ""'" ........................... "" 26, Honey, 1 pint, clover at 1 -What section of Huron County do you live in? Do you have an Avon Representative calling on you? If you don't perhaps it is an open territory which could offer you a , good earning opportunity. If you would like to sell Avon please write Mrs. M. Millson 960 WELLINGTON RD. S. ' LONDON. Or Call Collect GE - 29019 between 7 and 8 p.m. 3rd .35 .35 .35 .35 .35 .35 .35 .35 .35 ,50 .50 .50 ,35 .35 ,35 ,35 .35 ITiaminbotba yr 'Ind the scripture was . road by Mrs. Clifford Ritchie, Tho ;Pftster story was given by Mrs. John BoSnran". Solos were contributed to the nrezram by "‘.,11,1-r1 Trr.n 7,ovp Ml'R • Robert Rrealidoe, lyraffl nelta Ribble re,q1 an addresq on behalf of the •Mrs. TV. C. TTirkw.rql thInkad. the guest SnPnicr'''. w.:;•eau: ........ Our obiective is to make you more successful • UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OP ONTARIO ,50 ,35 ,35 .35 .35 .35 .35 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 .75 .50 :25 .75 .50 .25 27. Honey, comb ...... ..... , ... . .. .75 .50 25 ' SPECIAL' Mrs, William Turnbull donates $2,00 for Exhibitor winning most points in Sc.:aim K. A Silver Tray will be awarded for highest number of points in Sections L. and 0. of Ladies' Division. WANTED — Old pine and cherry furniture Lamps, guns, and colored dishes. F. A. Fraser Phone 393W8 ATTENTION CAR BUYERS Our Low Cost Financing and Insurance Plan will heir) you make a better deal. BEFORE you buy talk to us. GLENN M. RONNENBERG Mcnkton — Phone 2.47224 Brussels — Phone ,65 Tuesday and Friday 141.14,141.1. .0011.0.7, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE — Ranch style home in like new. condition with all modern. conven-• iences 1 good 150 acre farm practically all workable with good buildings, stabling and modern. conveniences in house. 1 good 100 acre farm with •good buildings, pressure and bath. SECTION L — Domestic. Science 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 ' 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 -4 WJNGHAM Tt' .S1-10,1 (...uALP! Y. SERVICE, CRAFTSMANSHIF FOR SALE 13 head of yearling cattle, ranging in weight from 500-700 lbs, consist- ing of 7 holstein steers; 4 hereford A pply to: steers, and 4 hereford heifers. K. W. Colnuliona, Broker Phone 129, Elmer Elladott, Solesmo..ti Mrs. C. Long ,Mrs. A. Turnbull, DIRECTORS --- Mrs. Gemmell, Mrs, John Speir. Please put Number, as well as Section and article .entry Inge. Each entry to be wrapped in Saran paper. BREAD Class 1. Loaf white bread, entire crust 2. Loaf brown bread, entire crust 3. Loaf fruit bread, entire crust 4, Coffee cake (bread dough), round, topped with cinnamon and brown sugar Buns. lads. Chelsea, plain, cloVer leaf, two CAKES 6. Fruit cake, dark, no icing, not cut 7, Fruit cake, light, no icing, not cut a-- ...... „ S. Layer cake (light), butter, icing, not cake mix '9. Banana layer cake, boiled icing, not cake mix 10, Chocolate layer cake, chocolate icing, date fill- ing, not cake mix ...... .... ......... ...... 11. Spice cake, square, maple icing, not cake mix 12. Nut and Cherry loaf (not yeast) 13. Sponge cake, not iced t4, Orange layer cake, orange icing, riot cake mix 15, Chocolate layer cake (cake mix), icing optional 16. Cherry layer cake (cake mix), icing optional 17. Child's birthday cake (not boughten decora- tions) SMALL CAKES AND COOKIES 18. Macathona, 7, any kind , 19. Shortbread. 7. aleoes........ maa:a. 20. Unbaked cookies. 3 varieties, 2' of each .21, Iced Brownies, 7 ... . . .. .. . ...... 22. Muffles, 7, bran only 23. Oatmeal Date Squares, 7 24. Tea biscuits I on name Cpen Every Wm* Del 17E51E71:IRV 1.11911,Ti":.INTi e ear Over 35 Years one 256, iNtw...,haen 44 Urban Ducharm, RR, 2, Brussels of n. c-POTTON Phone 3'43W7 r4f 4 4 4 41 4 -4 1st 2nd 3rd 1.00 .75 ,50 1.00 ,75 ,50 1,00 ,75 .50 ',4^1,444C4WArat04440AAAro .75 .50 .25 ,50 ofcan ... .... ...... .................. ......... 1,00 .75 .75 ,75 .50 .50 1.00 1.00 .75 ,75 .75 .75 .75 .75 .75 .755,7 1 ] 1.50 1,50 1,00 1,00 .00 .50 .50 .50 ,50 ,50 ,50 1.00 1,00 1.00 1,00 1.00' 1.00 1.00 1.00 .75 .50 .25 .25 25 .25 .25 25 25 1 .60 40 .60 .40 .60 40 .60 .40 ,60 .40 .60 .40 ,60 ,40 ..... r• .... •••/,1, . V ,44.1o•4111. ..... 1 4 PIES 7 ........ if•Itleiil ...... .40 .40 ,40 .40 .40 .40 ,40 ,50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 .50 ,75 .75 .75 75 ,75 .75 25. Butter tarts with raisins, 26. Covered mince meat pie 27. Raisin pie, lattice top 28. Pumpin pie 29, Cherry pie, covered 30. Peach pie, lattice top' 31, Lemon pie, meringue topping ....... MISCELLANEOUS 32. Plate assorted party cookies 22. Fancy Sandwiches, 6 varities, 2 of each '34. Five waya 10 serve tomatoes (on tray) 5. Cocommt macaroons, 7„ ....... CANDY 36, Chocolate Fudge, 1 lb 37. Maple Cream,,1 lb. ....... „ ................. „„.,, .75 .50 ,25 11,0IIIIki ROOD SPECIAL ROBIN HOOD FLOUR MILLS LTD., makers of flOnr, relied Oats, Aeatineal and Mixes. Offer the following prizes,f 28. Per the best loaf of White linear', 1-t ea ahs., peam arena 89. For the best ?r,-dozen refrigerator buns: 1st, 25 lbs. Itob",i Hood Flour, 47. Emir Ways to serve cheese, Individual servings. — Prizes 1st 6 lb. cheese; 2nd, 3 lb choose; 3rd, 2 lb. cheese. Prizes donated by Molesworth Cheese' Factory, - 48. CHA,MIPION COOK i— ;This award Will be presented to the contestant submittilig the best group of fiat articles. (Heine' made rolls (7), ehecolate cake, cherry pie, oat meal cookies (7), butter tarts (7). — Prize $8.00. Dot:a-tad by Mrs. A. Turnbull, Mrs. C. Long, Mrs, It Gemmell, Mrs, John Speir. YEAST BAKING SPECIALS Standard Brands Limited, Makers of FLEISCHMAN-WS YEAST, offer the following Special Prizes for baked good raised with Fleischinanfi's Active Dry Yeast. Each entry ehottid be accompanied by an envelope from Misch- marm's Active Dry Yeast. t WHITE, PREAD: 1st_ prize .... , Pnd prize .. ... : ... .... . ... 1: ..$$824.:0°000° 3rd pr ize AD: . .ist prize 2nd prize Lt..2 3rd prize MILK kt) Lt: 1St pra!,e _ $2.00' 0 3r4 prize _ ..... . „ „..: :$3,00 2nd nrfae 1,00 .75 .50 35 .60 ,50 .75' .60 .50 .75 .60 ,50 75 .60 50 4 "41 4 HBuy your fortHlzer I-- store tsidet:„ 6.0 Mt: 1 Migialin /Amain, mramoiniewnsAmen.A.Ildi • goOWN save both time and money %alias you buy fortilber in polythene bags, Here's why: Polyth,alic bags are waterproof--you r.an truck tett-ilia:sr in any weather without tarpaulins. You CALI Store fertilizer Outdoors, in fields where you'll use It. Polythene bags are tough --thsv don't absorb moisture end weaken, They are easy to handle and stack. 1 olythette hags are dosed with a heat-scal.---them's r tat or string to plug your drill. Polythene bags are transparent—you can see the fertlittei yen are buying without opening the bag. FILMS Uti1 T s-pw o titliNIAMON PaliNS -- Star eand Method` 'tinsel:red eavvet dough, spread With einnalnen mixture, rolled and cut, 1st prize „ 2nd prim ...... . $3.00 3rd prize. $2.00' PLAWrics Div1s100 etst.1AelAN INOUsTeits UNITE