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(eorge Jutzi Brussels 122 1111111111111111111406.. e bestselling internation rand of beer in the world PRIZE WINNERS AT. - BRUSSELS VALI, FAIR Fair secretary-treasurer, Nor- man Hoover, said the baking show was as good as you see anywhere." At the close of the day, entrants sold any.. cooking they did, not wish to take home. Fred Uhler, RR 3 Walton. Jersey: Murray Bremner, RR 3 Brussels. Showmanship: Fred Uhler; ),tarjarie Hopper; Nel- lie Baan; Brian Hopper; Ger- ald Baan. DAiRY CATTLE Holsteins. Junior heifer calf: Elston Speiran, Brussels; An- drew Heimstra, Brussels; Nor- ton Bean, Walton; Stanley flop- per, BruSsels. Senior heifer Best four horses, three years and over: Walter Boyd, Mea- ford; Andrew Cato, Paisley; Oliver Bannerman, Menkton; George Gregg, Paisley. Single wagon or express: Oliver Ban, nor/non. Single heavy draft or agricultural: Walter Boyd; Oliver Bannerman; George Gregg; Andrew Cato. Span of wagon or express - Oliver Ban- nerman. Span of agricultural Clydesdales: Walter Boyd; George Gregg. Span of Perch- cron: AndreW Cato. Span of Ir e a v y draft Clydesdales: George Boyd; George Gregg. Span of Belgians: Oliver Ban- nerman. Heavy horse tandem: Walter Boyd; Andrew Cato; :!oorgo Orogg; Oliver 4o11tnop man. $100 stake for best heavy draft agricultural: Walter Boyd; Andrew Cato; Oliver Bannerman; George Gregg SHEEP I Long wool. Aged ram: Enike . Brothers, Elmwood, 1, ;3; James Snell, Clinton, 2, 4; J. A. Kelly, I Elora. Sbearling ram; J. A. Kelly; ,Emke Brothers, 2, .5; Jaines - Snell, .3,. 4. Ram lamb; • Emke Brothers, 1, 2; J. • •,A.• Kelly, 3, 4; ,T.as Snell. Aged ewe: .Croke 8rothers t, James Snell, 2, 4; 1, A, Kelly.. Shearling ewe, James .Snele- 3; Emke Brothers, 2. 4; \ Kelly. Ewe lamb: James Snell; Emke Brothers, 2, 5; J. A. Kelly, 2, 4, Pen; Emke Broth- ers; James Snell; J. A. Kelly; Marjorie Smith. ,ITedium wool. Aged, ram: P. E. Dearing, Exe- ter, 1, 4; Emke Brothers, 2, 3; Glen Hill. Shearling ram: Emke Brothers, 1, 3; P. E. Dearing, 2, 4; Ed Jackson, Han riston. Ram lamb: P. E. Dear- ing, 1, 2; Emke Brothers, 3, 4; Ed Jackson, 5, Aged ewe: P. E. Dearing, 1, 2; Ed Jackson, 3, 4; Emke Brothers, Shearling ewe: P, E. Dearing, 1, 2; Emke Brothers, 3, 5; Ed Jackson, 4. Ewe lamb: P. E. Dearing, 1, 3; Emke Brothers, 2, 4; Ed Jack- son. Pen: P. E Dearing; Sake Brothers; Ed Jackson: GIon Hill. Short wool Aged ram: Emke Brothers, 1, 3. Robert Robert Brown; J. A. Kelly; Glen Hill. SWINE Wilbur Turnbull and Son took Wilbur Turnbull. 1, 3; George Townsend, 2, Champion boar: Wilbur Turnbull. Sow, one year or over: Wilbur Turnbull; George Townsend. Sow, under one year: Wilbur Turnbull, Sow, rag e oa s er: eorge a • brain, Windham, 1, 5; R. M. Barden. Hillsburg; Ralph Walk- er, Walkerton; Jack Fitch, Wroxeter Single carriage: R. M. Barden; Parker and Living- stone, Listewel, 2, 4; Ross Me- Kague, Wingham, Road teams M Barden; George Gal- braith: Ralph Walker; Jack Fitch. Single carriage hitch. R. M. Barden, 1, 2; Ralph Walker. Single roadSter hitch. George Galbraith, 1, 5; Ralph Walker; R. M. Barden; Jack Fitch. Car- riage teams; fi M. Barden; Parker anti Littingstone: Ross McKague Gentlemen's single carriage turnout: R. M. Bar- den; Parker and Livingstone; Rost/ McKagUe; MrS, hone Wheo1c?, IMINImo *0101;0'0 single roadster turnout: George Galbraith, 1, 4; Ralph Walker; R. M. Barden. Single ponies: Layton Schantz, New Hamburg. Shetland pony learns . Layton Schantz. Harness tandem: R. M. Barden; Layton Schantz: Douglas McDonald. Single hack- ney ponies: Mrs. Irene Wheel- er; Layton Schantz; Douglas McDonald. Single roadster race: George Galbraith : Malcolm Galbraith, Wingham; Ralph Walker; Jack Fitch. Brood mare's, 14 handg or under: Wapo L rir oWo, um1:1: WoOttio,n, ppom6 Arood mare, over 14 hands, with foal at side: Brian Workman. Hack- ney pony learns: Layton Schantz; Douglas McDonald. Ponies, 12 hands and under . Brian. Workrrian, Donald Work- man. Tory Rutledge, Joan Gal- braith, all of Brussels. Pony, 12 'hands and over: Jim Duncan, Brian Workman, Paul McDon- ald, all of Brtissela. Road race:: George Galbraith: Malcolm Galbraith. PONY RACE Priat Workman, dont114 Womini To limtlmftef start the afternoon. Results of the judging for parade show were: SS 7 Morris, SS 8 Morris, SS 10 Morris, Gray Central, Walton Public School; in the float judging: SS 4 Morris, SS 5 Morris, SS 3 Morris, Brussels kindergarten, Following are the results, of the livestock judging. 4-H SHOW Beef. Heifers: Neil Gowing, RR 2 Bluevale; Dave Gowing, RR 2 Bluevale; Jeff Thornton, RR 1 Bluevale; Neil. Heming- way, RR 3 Brussels; Doug Wey, RR 2 Walton. Steers: Betty Roe, RR 1 Walton, Guineas: Jean Roe, RR 1 Walton; Gerald Smith, RR 2 Brussels. Show- manship: Dave Gowing; Gerald Smith; Jean Roe; Betty Roe; Neil Gowing. Dairy. Junior Holstein: Brad Snieran, RR 3 Brussels; Andrew Hiemstra, RR 3 Brussels; Frank Procter, RR 5 Brussels; Nellie Bean, RR 3 Walton; Allan Deyries, RR 3 Brussels. Senior Milstein. Doug Garniss, RR 4 Wingham; Brian Hopper, RR 5 Brussels: Lloyd Michie, RR 4 Britasels; Mar- liOpper f RR Ilrusaeln1 BAKE QUEEN Bake Queen title for trve calf: Stanley Hopper, Champion articles was won by Mrs. George female: Elston Speiran, Jer- Mutter; Mrs. Charles Johnston, sus. Daniel Snyder, Brussels, Blyth, and Mrs. Urban took all the prizes except one Ducharme el Walton. in the Jersey classes. The juni- The woman winning the most or heifer calf class was taken points in domestic science and by Murray Bremner, RR 3 w A flower classes as rs Earl " Brussels. Cudmore. In the flower section, CATTLE Mrs. Cudmore was first, follow- Gracie Baby beet, under 750 ed by Mrs. J. W. Armstrong and Mrs. George Watt. pounds: Vincent Brothers, Bel- The sheep show had many grave; James W, Smitt7, Brus- more entries than in ether sels; Betty Roe, RR -4 Walton, Brown, Thame,ford, years, said Mr. Bray. He gives. Baby beef, over 750 pounds: belly, 4. 5. Shearline Iamb - Andrew Gaunt, Lucknow; Jean credit for the increase in the Emke Brothers, 1, 2; Robert Roe; Vincent Brothers. Beef sheep entries to a 4-H sheep Brown, 3, 5; J. A, Kelly, 4. club formed in Huron last year. cow and spring calf: James "A lot of people have stuck • Armstrong, Brussels; Margaret Work, Brussels; Graeme Work, right with the sheep since Brussels. Pen of three yearling then," he said, Iheifers, under 300 pounds: Clar- He also expressed pleasure ence McCutcheon. Brussels; with the grain section. There Vincent Brothers; Margaret were 20 entrants in the silage Work. Pen of three yearling corn and 30 in the grain corn field competitions, he said. The grain corn competition was won by Leslie Knight, RR 3 Brussels; Ross Knight, RR 2 Brussels was tops in the en- silage corn competition. Roy J. Coulter, Milverton,11 prizes in the Yorkshire frank Falconer, Clinton, Junior a-- took most of the prizes in the heifer calf; Andrew Gaunt ; classes. Landrace. Sow, six grain classes. Joyce and Elvey Frank Falconer; Wilbur Turn- months or under: George Town- Brodhagen, of the Brussels Seaforth. Boar, one year hull. Champion female Andrew send, area, took all the firsts in the or over: Wilbur Turnbull, 1, :3; Gaunt. Herd: Andrew Gaunt; sheaf grain competitions, George Townsend, 2. Boar, un- Wilbur Turnbull; Frank Fal- SCHOOL PARADE der one year; Wilbur Turnbull coney. Three animals, one sire: : A school parade was held to Andrew Gaunt; Wilbur Turn- Boar, six months and under bull; Frank Falconer. Here- fords. Junior bull calf . Vincent Brothers; Cow, three years old: Vincent Brothers. Heifer, two years: Vincent Brothers, Heifer, one year: Carl Gowing, Blue- vale, 1, 3; Vincent Brothers, 2, six months or under: Wilbur 4. All other classes to Vincent Turnbull; George Townsend. Brothers. A clean sweep was Champion sow: Wilbur Turn- made in the Aberdeen-Angus bull . Pen' Wilbur Turnbull; classes by Glen Lull, Harriston. George Townsend HEAVY HORSES LIGHT HORSES Ram lamb: Robert Brown, L 4; Emke Brothers, 2, 5; J. A, Kelly, 3. Aged ewe: Emke Brothers, 1, 3; Robert Brown, 2, 4; J. A. Kelly, 5. Shearling ewe: Emke Brothers, 1, 3; Rob- ert Brown, 2; J. A. Kelly, 4. 5. Ewe lamb: Emke Brothers, heifers, over :300 pounds: Clar- 1 2 . 3. A. Brown, 3, 5; J. A. ence McCutcheon; Graeme ' Kelly, 4. Pen: Emke Brothers; Wort. Shorthorns_ Senior heif- er calf . Marjorie Smith, Bel- grave; Andrew Gaunt; Jeff Thornton, Bluevale; Wilbur Turnbull and Sons, Brussels;