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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1963-06-27, Page 6cCutcheon dor. Brusssels, Ontario • THURSDAY, JUNE "7th, 1963 TliF BRIIII8A8. T. calWigtE1.11, Offt.41110 •••••••••0.1.1.0.1111.1.111•11, Clockwise: eorvalr Monza Club Coupe, Corvette Sting Ray Sport Coupe, Chevy it Nora q-Mor Seci,1;1, h11;t(. -1,10CL Co avertible. name to go buy... city Only Chevrolet offers you such a wide choice of quality-built cars . . . each with its own distinctive personality and excitement! This year, Chevrolet's full-size luxury boasts new flair, with a new Super Sport*. version (floor shift, bucket seats, convenient centre console, distinctive trim) that's guaranteed to keep your spirits soaring Then there's the thrifty Chevy II—loaded with purse-pleasing features and priced to please! And the jaunty Corvair will quicken your puIse with excitement ! Add the potent- performing Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray—and you've got a. choice that's second to none in any car league! So- take your pick from 4 exciting ways to go. There's just one. name to go buy: Chevrolet! See your-local authorized Chevrolet dealer. *Ortionat at extra Oa .- BE SURE TO SEE BONANZA ON THE CBC-TV NETWORK EACH SUNDAY. CHECK YOUR LOCAL LISTING FOR CHANNEL AND TIME. c2me A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE Begin Plans For New Hog Barn At Seaforth Fair Plans for the erection of a new 30x100 foot pole barn were advanced at the regular ,meet- ing of the Seaforth Agricultural Society Tuesday. Arthur Bol- ton, Eric Anderson and Earl McSpadden were named a com- mittee to arrange for the erec- tion of the barn to house the 160 4-11 pigs expected at the 118th. annual fair. This is in addition to the regular classes and is being sponsored by the Huron County Hog Producers. The 80 boys and girls who are participating will hold their Achievement Day at the fair, and Seaforth will also be the centre for the April sale of the pigs. The event is to be a five- year project. Harold Pryce is working to build up cost of production commercial features in hay and ensilage corn. Additions made to the light horse section are: Palamino, mare or geld- ing, Western show class, and Palamino, open parade class, with prizes offered of $10, $8, $6 and $4; also for saddle horse ridden by lady or gent, owner to reside in Tuckersmith, Mc- Killop, Hullett, Hibbert, or the Town of Seaforth, with prizes to be $7, $6, $5, $4, $3 and $2. An added special attraction is to be musical chairs for ponies, 12 hands and under, with $10 offered for first prize, $5.00 for second, and all other entries to receive $2.00 each. Bands to be in attendance at this year's fair are the RCAF Band of Clinton and the SDHS ;All Girls Trumpet Band. STUDENTS COMPETE FOR EXPOSITOR AWARD Louise Hunkings captured The Huron Expositor trophy as ' -the grand champion, with 48 points, at the annual Hullett Township field day. Schools from across the township com- peted. The results are: Boys, seven Years, champion Ricky de Jong, 40 points; nine years, champion, Bert Van den Dool and Herbert Brall, 23 points; 11 years, cham- pion, , Doug Bylsma, 41 pts..; 12 years, champion, Leonard Jam- ieson, 33 pts. Seven and under — Races, Ricky de Jong, Randy Miller, Bev Bromley; ball throw, Ricky de Jong, Kevin Jewitt, Keith Hulley; standing broad jump, Ricky de Jong, Randy Miller; Kevin Jewitt; high jump, Bev Willis, Randy Miller, Keith Hula ley and Kevin Jewitt; running broad jump, Ricky de Jong, Kev- in Jewitt, Ronny Schneider. Nine and under—Races: John Gibbings, George Lubbers, Jno. Bylsma; ball throw, Billy de Jong, Doug McIntyre, Bert Van den Dool; standing broad jump, Herbert Brall, Bert Van den Dool, John Gibbings; high jump, Bert Van den Dool, Nelson Dale, Herbert trail and Billy de Jong; running broad jump, Ken Anderson, Herbert Bran, Bill de Jong. Eleven and under—Races, Al- bert Brace, Keith Tosczak, Doug Bylsnia ; ball throw, Bruce Bromely, Doug Bylstna, Albert Brall;- Standing broad jump, Doug. Bylstna, Keith Tosczak, Donny Jewitt; high jump, Bruce Broinley, Doug Bylsnia, Daryl Ball; rtintiing broad jump, Doug Bylsma, Doug Brall and Bruce Bromley, Keith Tosczak. Twelve arid under — Races, David Preszcator, Leonard Jam- ieson, Jeff Tyndall; ball throw, Robert Wilkie, Keith Holland, John MacKay; standing broad jump, Jeff Tyndall, David Riley, Leonard Jamieson; high jump, .Leonard Jamieson, David Riley, Douglas Dale and Bill Lapp; running broad jump, Leonard Jamieson, Jeff Tyndall, John MacKay. Girls' Events Seven and under — Rafts, Louise Hunkings, Daren Tyil= dall, Janet gist; ball thr6w, Louise Hunkings, Karen Tyn- dal], Judy Havercamp; standing broad jump, Ruth Ann McGre- gor, Louise Hunkings, Karen Tyndall; high jump, Louise Hunkings, Karen Tyndall, Lyn- da Anderson; running jump, Louise Hunkings, Karen Tyn- dall, Jo Anne Snell. Nine and under—Races, Don- na Bromley, Lorna McDougall, Elaine Carter; ball throw, Dona na Bromley, Joyce Hallam, Bet, ty MacgregOr; standing broad jump, Betty MacGregor, Donna Bromley, Joyce Hallam; high. jump, Joyce Hallam, Betty Mac- Gregor, Marilyn Holland; run- ning broad jump, Donna Brom- ley, Betty MacGregor, Joyce Henan. Eleven and under— Races, Marlene Doltnage, Marie Tre- wartha, Cathy Date; ball throw, Darien Dolmage, Marie Tre- wartha, Cathy. Dale; ballthrow, Marlene Dolmage, Marle,ne Crich, Vicky Welbarike; stand- ing broad jump, Pauline Air- drie, Kathleen McEwing, Mar- lene Dolmage; high jump, Mar- lene Dolinage, Brenda Archam- ban% 1Viarie Trewartha; runs tang broad jump, Marlene Dol. mage, Kathy Dale, Marie Tre- wartha, Twelve and tinder — 'Races Elaine Dale, Joyce Dolmage, Carol Dolmage. Ball throw, Lea de Jong, Joyce Rae, Betty Sal- verde; standing broad jump, Blaine Dale, Gail Miller, Jo- hanna Walinga; high jump, Elaine Dale, Betty Salverda, Linda Radford; running broad jump, Elaine Dale, Gail Miller, Brenda Ball and Carol Dolmage. Seven year champion, Louise 1:Whitings, 48 pts;nine year champion, Donna Bromley, 38 pts; eleven year champion, Mar., Iene Dolmage, 45 ptS; twelve year champion, Elaine Dale, 40 pts. Girls' relays—Junior, USS 5, 85 3, SS 2; senior, SS 1, B..5-% SS 2. Boys' relays—Junior, 1/SS 5; SS 3, SS 2; senior, SS 1, SS 3,