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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-05-22, Page 7THE BRUSSELS POST, BRU$SELS,„ (7LN'T•44.0.9 SPECIALS White Bread • 1st prize' 2nd prize 25 1.1). 'Howson & 'Howson Bread . 3rd prize .4th prize 7 lb. 'Howson & T-Towson Bread Brown Bread 1st. prize • 2nd prize .25th. Howson & 'Howson Broad 3rd prize 4th prize 7 lb: Howson & I-Towson Milk Rolls (1/2 doz.) 1st prize „. ond prize 25 lb.. Howson & Howson Bread 3rd prize 4th prize . 7 lb. Howson S.-. Howson Bread. Chelsea Buns .(1/2 doz.. • . Prize ..... . ...... ...... ...... ••••••• .2nd Prize .3rd Prize . Money for these prizes donated by Morris Federation of Agriculture and Brussels Legion AuNiliary.. • Best (iced or frosted) .8 or 9 inch- double layer white cake „ . 3st Prize $2,50 2nd prize.. '• ... ... .. ... .. , .. . .... • .. 3rd prize Money donated by Mrs. Samos Moir and Mrs. Adak Smith. Superior Food, Market, Bru,sseis, will dona to .L5 loaves of Wcastons bread tor 1st prize and 10• loaves for 2nd prize in a special class for best lemon pie made by girl 16 or under. Westons Bread donate prizes for best school lunch motto Using Westans Bread, 1st :prize 15 loaves Westons Bread. 2nd prize 10 loaves Weston Bread. Simpson-Sears will, donate a special .prize to the lady winning the most points in Section L. •Best Graham Cracker Pie •macie from recipe on package of MoCormieks crackers. Money donated by McCormicks, Ltd. 1st prize $7.011.;. •2nd prize $5.00; :3rd prize $3,00 Fry-Cadbury Ltd., makers of 'Fry's pecea, effer the follow: prizes for the best •iced or frosted 8 or 9 inch chocolate layer cake made. :with Fry's- Cocoa. Frosting may be choco- late or other flavour. Entries must include a Fry's Cocoa .label: 1st prize $5,00; 2nd prize $3,00; 3rd prize $2.00. J. M. Schneider .Ltd„...Kitchener, donate prizes for the fol- lowing; 1st prize apple pie •5 cartons crispy flake.; '1st. .prize Chocolate Cake.- 5 1-1b, crispy flake; 1st prize Butter • Tarts - 5 1-1.b. cartons crispy flake. An empty Crispy Flat«) • carton muSt be displayed with each•eXlibit. 'William. Neilson • •Ltd. donate a 2 lb. box of Supreme chocolates. for .best Chocolate Cake made with Neilson Jersey Cocoa. An empty cocoa tin with Neilson label must be • displayed with each coke, SECTION M lioniecrafts: Bedroom $4.0i: Flour $1,00 Flour $1.00 Flour $1.00 Flour INOVIT $1,00 Flour $2,50 $1.75 .7,5 T3read AlAY. 2itd, 196i,j WALTON Breakaway into Spring With A GOOD USED CAR 066 1968 FORD CUSTOM 500 V8 Auto. Radio 1967 FORD LTD 4D HT Fully equipped 1966 GALAXIE 500 4D HT Fully equipped 1966 GALAXIE 500 2D HT Fully equipped 1967 MERCURY 1/2 TON PICKUP Custom Cab Radio, V8 Engine 1966 MERCURY 3/4 TON PICKUP 1965 FORD I. TON PICKUP 1964 GMC 1/2 TON PICKUP SEE THE NEW MAVERICK ON DISPLAY 99 Tea Biscuits, seVon 60 24. Oatmeal date ailliAr08, evt•,;IE :Ant 25, 3 kinds uf nniccd squares, 3 of each • -..„. 26, White jelly roll with lemon filling 10-12. inchaS long ....... . ... ... .. Pi.40 . • (nut to .be made with prepared. riliint4si 27-. Butter tarts,. With raisins, zeven ....... • .28. ltaspber17 pie, _lattice WI) .75 29. Raisin pie, lattice top 30. Pumpkin Pie . .. 31. Cherry pie,, covered CoVered .apple pie 33. Lemon. pie, Meringue. topping CANDY 24. Chocola•La fudge. (Lea pieces), 135 'Maple cream .(tart pieces 3 G. Collection or fancy coOkies," 5 kinds on a .12." .plate ....... ....... ••••••••• .. • ... •••••,, 1,00 1.00 8,50 .75 .25 11. Chocolate layer cake, chocolate leis& date-filling, not cake mix 1.00 .75 12, Date and nut loaf 1.00 .75 13. Nut and Cherry boat (not yeast) 1.00 .75 14, GI= drop cake, not iced 1.00 .75 15. Spohgc cake, nut iced 1,00 .75 unocotate layer cake (cake mix) icing up trot) ..... . ... 1.00 .75 17. Qi,teen, Elizabeth cake, S" Square' Shown: in sciatire pan, icing optional 18. Single layer cake, decorated tar Thanksgiving, appearauCe to coillit 1:50 .1,00 SMALL CAKES AND C,OOKIES 19, Light iCed cUp cakes, seven na a in ix 1.00 20. Raisin scones. seven .130 21. Shortbread, seven pieces .00 22: Mitffins, SeVen, bran only (no raiSitis or dates) .(10 1.00 .75 .10 .25 AO .25 McGorin's... • Farm Equipment WE-SPEdIALI2L E. IN .A . CbM.PLOE tiNt OF ,FAttiVt EQUIPMENT SALES • AND SERVICE :WALTON., -ONTARIO. PHONE 365W6 BRUSSELS OR 527-0245 SEAFORTH 8th and '16 Unit Of Duff's U.Q.W. The \lay meeting was held at the home of Donald Mo.,, Donald ‘N.-odnesday (welling, May 1,11.11. :Ors. tiouglas Fraser opened, Worship, tilt' meeting with the Call to ci yrim 252 "In Christ thore is no F.')ast or West" was sung. with Mrs, Harold Bolger at the piano. Mrs. Douglas Fraser road an articlp followed by pray- er and a poem "Your 'Mission". '('lie topic 'The (!anatlian Indian of 'Iso-day - was taken by Mrs, Wilbur '1'111.111).1111, Hymn 511 "Lord or the :11,,ands" was road in unison. Tin t regular collection_ was receiv- ed and mavassing was done tor the Bible Society. Minutes of the last meeting were read by. the secretary. Roll cal) was answered by nine .members. Members are to take their favou .rite recipe to Ole next me'eting', Waist. measure- ments .were taken and lc was given for each inch. invitations were received to go to Burn's Church. June lit h, at 2 p.m, Rev. D, Stevens to be the gut's) 51)00k- I and to St. John's Anglican Church, Brussels„Tune 3rd at p.nr. to a Tupperware Party. (lirace was sung and lunch served by the hostess. Duff's U.C.W. Meeting The meeting of Duff's, Unitod Cil 'svitilhreit.iie the 17th and Boundary Wornen was held Unit in charge of the Worship Service. Mrs. Martin Bann gave the Gall to Worship. A hymn was sung with Mrs. Herbert TraViSS at the piano, Mrs. Jan van Vliet gave the scripture reading with comments by Mrs. ]3b an.. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Roy William- son. A skit. "How Long is ever after - was presented by Mrs. Harvey Craig and Mrs, Herbert Williamson. Mrs. Alvin McDonald conducted the business period. A lotto]. of tha nks from Children's Aid Society, Goderich, for pyjamas made by the I'C'117, was read. A, $25' donation is to be sent to the underprivileged children's camp at Coderich. The bale is to be packed in May. Some of the hot. Let' books end pamphlets were sug- gested by M no phell \Vey. Frs. Nelson INT'a rks read thank yen noteS.. An in vi to tion received to Burn's ohurch on ii tie nth iI(CCl ed. An announcement or a bazaar at ituronview, Mtn- ton, later this month, was mode', Miss Glenna lionston, student. at Windsor University, is at 1101110 with her narents, mr. and Mrs. Boo Houston, Mr. and Mrs, Lawrie (MOS:ins and family, London 'were recent 31'd visi tors with Mr, and Mrs. Jan :75 van VIiet Sr. ,7a Miss Sherrill Craig, who was a ty first-year student at Western 'Uni- .15 versity, London, has been holiday- ,75 .50 ing with her parents Mr. and Sirs, .50 Ha iiVey Craig. Recent guests with Mr. and Clifford Ritchie inelnded Mr. and Mrs.• Gerald 1...ydiatt and family of London: Mrs. and 'Mrs. Cordon Liydiott and family of Barrie and :11•Iiss Mona 'McPhee and 'MSS' Roth ilitcliie of London. Thy following in faits were .50 baptised by Rey. D. Docken at a :50 .25 baptismal service in Du H's United .50 ,25 .75 .5(1 .25 Chtnich, Denise Dorthea, daughter .50 n of Mr. and Sirs. Ronald William- .75 10 son; Cheryl Anne, (laughter of' .3.0 :35 Mr. and Mrs. Mervin. Smith: ilrydon Lyle, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle. Oshoriu Anthony Wallah', Boa Of Mr. and Mrs.. John Thamerc .10 .40 .40 .10 DIRECTORG Mrs. tharleS, DaVis, Miss Millie MCFariAne, Mrs. R. Travis .50 ALL EMIIBITS IN COMPE4TITI0N TN, THIS CLASS TO BE THE WORK OF Pat EXHIBITOR. RIDGES ARE INSTRUCTED PG DISCARD ALL SOILED) DEFACED, OR OLD WORE, AND AWARD PRIZES TO NPW UP-TO-DATJA WORiK. Class 1( Quilt. fancy quilting 2. Quilt, appligned 3, Quilt, patchwork 4. Quilt, machine (Wilted 5: Quilt, novelty from odds and ends 6, 'Crib Qititt (not liquid embroidery) 7: Crib 'Wilt, done in liqnid embroidery 8. Five different quilt patternS mounted on white cotton 9: Floor rag, cOtIon hooked 111, Floor httg, cotton braided 1.1, Floor rug, old material hooked 12. FloOr rug, waVeri 1.3. Floor rug, new wool (A-0'W' honked 11. Floor rug. made of tWitio 1.5. Pair of pillow cases, cress stitch 10. Pair of pilloW eases, embroidered 17. Pair or pillow eases, crochet edge 18. Pair of pillow oases, knit lace. 19. Colored pillow CaSeS, embroidere.d 20. Two guest towels, each different. 21. Bedroom slippers 22. Fancy pin cushion SPECIAL .13est Quilt made With liquid embroidery. Prizes donated by Millie McFarlane arid Mrs. R,. TraVISS. 1st prize $2.50; 2nd $1,50; 3rd $1.00. 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1,00 1.00 1.00 1st 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 (;) 2 ad, 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .1,00 .71 .75 75 .60 .50 75 .50 .50 .10 .50 .50 75 71 .75 ,51i .75 ,50 1.5)) 1.00 ring its ...BRIDGE MOTORS YOUR MUSTANG, FALCON, FAIRLANE, FORD and THUNDERBIRD DEALER BRUSSELS PHONE 249 WINGHAM PHONE 357-3460 LADIES' DIVISON OF THE BRUSSELS AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY SECTION L Domestic Science DIRECTORS -- Mrs. Allan McCall, Mrs. Ross Bennett, Mrs. Clare Veitch, Mrs. Wilfred Strickler, Mrs, Jack Bryans. Please put number as well as section and article name on entry tags. All bread and buns, cakes without icing and pies brought in plastic bags. BREAD • .Class Int . 2nd 3rd 1, 1...uat white bread, entire crust 1.00 ..75 • 1 Loaf brown bread, .entire crust • . ) . '.8. • Loaf fruit bread, entire crust L(30 :45 4..duns, 3 kinds,-Chelsea, plain, cloverleaf, two ..of. esrh • 1.00 • ,) .5L1 Coftee..cake, (bread dough), retain LOP with cinnamon and brown sugar •• ..„. ... 1.09 .75 0)1 CAKE* 6. Angel cake, (uniced) 1.50 1.00 - 7. ertlit cake, dark, uniced, not cut 6" x 6" 1,50 1.00 8. Fruit cake, light, unieed. not Cut 6" x 6" 1.50 1.00 .75 9. Single layer applesauce cake, butter icing 1.00 .75 ..5o 10. . Banana layer cake, boiled icing .not cake mix LOU .75 .50