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The Kingsbridge Women's Institute were hosts on
Wednesday afternoon, for the May birthday party with
volunteers from the Beta Sigma Phi and Clinton Christian
Reform Church. The program consisted of a special
program prepared by the Kingsbridge Roman Catholic
SchOol students. Dianne Van Rooey, Bridget Dalton, Jo-
anne Doherty, Nellie Kno0P, Sheila Sinnett, Lucilla Frayne,
Marg Van Diepen and Mary Louise Clare sang several
favourite songs accompanied at the piano by Marianne
Frayne, Sheila Sinned favoured us with a dance number.
Public speeches on 4 ;The Huron. County pioneer Mus-
eum" by Marianne Frayne and "A Trip to the British
Isles" by Mary LouiSe Clare were enjoyed. Gifts, were
presented to the twenty-five residents having May birth-
days by the Institute ladies. Birthday cake and tea were
served. Jim Gibbons; a native of Kingsbridge, thanked
the ladies and students on behalf of the residents.
A group of young people from the Brussels area
provided the program for Family Night. This consisted
of Scottish and Irish dances, step dances, and the Charle-
ston. Taking part in the dance numbers were Catherine
Cardiff, Susan Langlois Carol Wheeler and Marg Lynn
Cardiff. There were piano duets and solos by Linda
Machon,Carol Wheeler and Vickie Machon; vocal duets
and solos by Vickie and Julie McCdl, Alan Cardiff and
Dale Wheeler. Mrs. Cardiff, formerly of Brussels, ex-
pressed the appreciation of the residents for a fine hour
of entertainment.
We would like to thank the relatives and friends of some
of the residents who attend the programs on Thursday
evening and assist along with the volunteers in getting the
residents encouraged to come to the auditorium.
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138 compete in judging events
Area 4-H members 138
Qf them took part in the Huron
liVestcck and field crop judging
competition, at Seaforth onSatur-
day.
The classes in, which the
Competitors had to judge
included; dairy cattle; beef
cattle; swine; sheep; hog car-
passes; beef cuts; corn seed;
barley seed and mised hay in
addition to an identification class.
Results are - •
Senior - 6 competitors - open
to all young men and women
18 - 30 years of age and also
to all those who have repre-
sented the. County on Royal Teams
and. Graduates of a Two Year
Diploma Course in Agriculture.
1st - Brian Miller - #3, Exeter
- score - 716 - possible '775
2nd - Bob McNeil - #6, Goderich
- score - 712 - possible '775.
Intermediate - 41 competitors -
open to all young men and
women 15 - 17 years of age
who have not represented the
County on a Royal Winter Fair
Judging Team.
1st - Barry Gordon - #1, Sea-
forth - score - 695 - possible
775. 2nd. - Beth Passmore -
#3, Exeter - score - 695 -
possible 775 (Tie broken by
r,..abons)
Junior - 32 competitors - open
to all men and women 12 - 14
years of age including previous
participants in 4-H Inter-Club
in Guelph. 1st. Brian Lobb -
#2, Clinton - score 689 - pos-
sible - 775; 2nd. Margaret
Franken - #2, Auburn - score
688 - possible - '775.
Novice - 45 competitors - open
to all men and women 12 -
17 years of age entering Judg-
ing Competition for the first
time, no previous 4-H Club ex-
perience. 1st. - Karen Tyndall -
#4, Clinton - score - 686 -
possible - 775; 2nd, Susan Tyn-
dall - #4, Clinton - score - 678 -
possible - '775
Pre 4-H - 14 competitions - open
to all young men and women 11
years of age. 1st. Scot Lougheed,
Belgrave - score 660 - possible -
775, 2nd. Ruth Alton, #2, Luck-
now - score - 648 - possible
775.
Canadian National Exhibition
Shield - high Novice Judge. Won
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problem was an unsightly and
bothersome nuisance.
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Nancy Fischer of Listowel,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hartley
Fischer, Listowel placed first
in the senior girls' solo class
for grades seven and eight, at
the recent Listowel Central
School Music Festival. She was
also the winner of the Singing
Star Trophy, awarded to the solo
winner obtaining the highest total
points for participation in solo,
duet and trio classes. Her parents
are former residents of Brussels
and she is the granddaughter of
Mrs. J. W. Fischer of Brussels.
Those who viewed the Lions
Club parade in Kitchener on Sun-
day, either with the crowds that
lined the parade route or on
television, must now realize the
tremendous enthusiasm of Lions
that inspires the great variety of
projects they undertake for the
good of their communities. Many
of the general public are not
aware of, or do not appreciate,
their efforts. The parade was
held in connection with the
Ontario Quebec Lions convention
held in Kitchener this week.
Brussels Lions Club was well
represented and had an attrac-
Gorrie, score 68-- pOSsil?le.
100. (Tie broken by competitiOn
score)
Cyanamid „of Canada Award
highest !ogre in Sheep Section,
wen by, pave: Bap #3, Walton.
Score possible 100, (Brian,
Miller had, a score or 96 but
other major award winners are
eligible).
Iluron County Beef Producers
Association Award highest
score in Beef Section. Won. by
Ben Van, Miltenburg, #4, Sea,.
forth score 133 - possible 150.
Runner-Up Mark Wyn,ja, #4,
Seaforth - score 132 -,.po4sible
150.
Winners will receive prize
money from their 4-H Club
Leaders.
tive float in the parade which
advertised our Centennial.
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They are coming back, from
the east, the west, the north and
the south, and points in between,
from the U.S. and elsewhere, to
join with us in celebration of
our Centennial birthday. Hund-
reds have signified ,their inten-
tion of being here, pleased with
the hope of meeting once again
old friends they grew up with,
or renewing acquaintance with
friends they made while residing
here. This village will be burst-
ing at the seams. People are
busy making plans to accomo-
date their friends and relatives,
and make room to welcome just
a few more.
K of C CAR WINNER
ANNOUNCED
The Ontario State Council,
Knights of Columbus, held its
annual State Convention in
Hamilton during the holiday
week end. Their annual Chari-
ties Raffle draw took place on
Monday, May 22nd. Winner of
the 1972, four -door, fully equip-
ped, custom Le Sabre Buick, was
Mr. Mike Ferry, 345 Maple Grove
Ave., Mississauga, Ontario.
by Karen Tyndall, #4, Clinton;
Winner-UP - Susan Tyndall, #4,
Blatchford Feeds' Ltd. -
est score In entire Competition.
Won by Brian Miller, #3, Exeter
*score 716; runner up - Bob
McNeil, #6, Goderieh - score 712..
C,I.L. Trophy r highest score
in Swine . Won by Joe Phelan,
#2, Blyth - score 146 -.possible
- 150; Runner-Up - Fred Meier,
#4, Brussels score 145 - pos-
sible 150; Judy Cooic, #1, Bel
grave - score 145 - possible
150.
Huron Milk Committee Award
highest score in Dairy Section.
Won by Bob McNeil, #6, Goder-
ich - score 98 - possible 100;
Runner-Up Jim Fairies, #1,
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