HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-10-10, Page 12ENERGY CONFERENCE
Energy, Mines and Resources
Minister Donald Macdonald has
agreed to convene a federal-
announcement, said the formal
recognition would aid the Can-
adian Embassy in Santiago in its
assistance to Canadians and
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hagen.
CHAMPION SHORTHORN -
Gaunt.
PUREBRED SHORTHORN
CATTLE.
CHAMPION BULL - Bodmin.
GRADE CATTLE:
BABY BEEF under 75 lbs.-
'Duncan McKay, Frank Falconer,
John Van Vliet,
BABY BEEF over 75 lbs.-
Andrew Gaunt.
YEARLING HEIFERS: Brian
Work, Graham work.
SHEEP
Winning Sheep were shown by
the following:
DORSET HORN AND
• CHEVIOTS: Gerald Dearing,
Exeter, 1st and 2nd. in all classes.
CHAMPION EWE AND
CHAMPION RAM; Ed. Jackson,
Harriston, other prizes in all
classes. ,
OXFORD 4DOWNS AND SUF-
FOLKS: Lewis Emke, Elmwood,
Donald Dearing, Exeter; • Ed.
Jackson, Harriston;
CHAMPION RAM' Donald
Dearing.
SHROPSHIRE DOWNS AND,
SOUTH DOWNS: Thos. J. Todd,
Lucknow; Lewis Emke; Jno. A.
Kelly, Elora.
CHAMPION RAM AND
CHAMPION EWE - Thos. J.
Todd.
LINCOLN, 'LEICESTER AND'
CATSWOLD: John A. Kelly,
Elora; Walker Bros.; Glencoe;
Lewis •E mike , Elmwood;
CHAMPION RAM: Walker
Bros.
CHAMPION EWE: John - A.
Kelly.
PETS
In the Pet Show at the Fall
Fair, winners were;
PERSIAN CAT: Verna Flood,
Walton.
CAT, ANY BREED: David
Cassit, Leona Cassit, Bluevale;
David Hastings
'
Brussels; Joey
Adams, Brussels.
RABBIT, ANY BREED: Eliz-
abeth Jacklin, Ethel; Sandra
Johnston, Brussels.
BEST DOG IN SHOW: Cindy
Showers, Listowel; John Strop,
Brussels; Elgin Strop, Brussels.
DOG LEAST RESEMBLANCE
TO ANY BREED: Kevin Wheeler,
BrUssels; Joey Adams, Brussels;
Vicky Showers, Listowel; Ke
Flood, Walton.
PIGEONS: Harvey Beir
Maurice Beirnes, Listowel.
BANTAMS: Maurice Beim
Listowel; • Elizabeth Jacklin,
Ethel,
FANCY FOWL: Harvey
Beirnes; Maurice Beirnes, L
towel; David Wernham, Et
Elizabeth Jacklin, Ethel.
MOST UNUSUAL PET: E
abeth Jacklin, David and Da
Hasa ings, Brussels; Ke
Flood', walton; Maurice Beir
Listowel,
Horse races were won
EXHIBITION CART RAC
Cliff Walsh, Brussels; a
Battan, Monkton; Thomas t
son, Guelph; Glen Smith, Br
sels; Bill King, Brussels.
PONY RACES - under
hands; Jacqu ie Workman,Br
sels; V'ickey Showers, Listo
PONY RACES over 12
hands; Scott Wilson; Jac
Workman; Stephanie Van A
ersfoot, Blyth; Hilda Thalen,
Blyth; Jennie Storer, Ethel.
FLAG RACE: Jacquie Wo
man, Vickie Showers. •
RELAY RACE: Scott Wit
and Ray Black; JacquieWorka
and Lorne' Strickler; Thelm
Thalen and Van Annersfoot.
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Parade, livestock winners.
announced Brussels Fair
Children's section
Winners in the Fair Parade
on Wednesday were:
BEST APPEARING SCHOOL --
Walton; Brussels; GreyCentral.
COMMERCIAL AND
ORGANIZATIONAL FLOATS -
Brussels Horticultural Society;
Majestic W.I.; Wallace Bell
Transport and Malcolm Jacobs
Saddelry (tied); Al Nichol Con-
struction; Brussels. 4- H Club.
DECORATED BICYCLES -
Kevin wheeler, Louise Alcock;
Susan Cardiff; Mary Ireland;
stine Litchy. GRADE 1 - 4 UNCOOKED Eric Buckler.
GRADE 5 ONE . WORD SQUARES: Linda Blake; Vicki SWINE classes were won by
POSTER: Tracy Engel; Bar- Machan; June Adams, the following:
bara Johnson; Darwin McCut- GRADE 5 -''6 MAPLE CREAM YORKSHIRE: Wm. Turnbull
cheon. CANDY: Darlene Dobson; Kathy swept the Yorkshire classes.
GRADE 6 WATER SAFETY: Deitner; Carol Wheeler. LANDRACE: John Van Vliet,
all classes'
LACOMBE: Wilbur Turnbull,
all classes. •
Rosanne Engel; Cindy Lynn; GRADE 5 - 6 ICED BROWN- HAMPSHIRE: Bert French,
Palmerston, all classes.
GRADE 8 MAP U.S.A.; Paul son; Vicki McCall. POULTRY
Wendy Smith. IES: Cindy Evans; Darlene Dob-
Gowing; Mark Van Veen; Mary GRADE 7 - 8 DATE SQUARES: Winners were:
Smith. Judy Adams; Linda Machan. RHODE ISLAND RED: 13eir
CRAFTS KINDERGARTEN: GRADE 7 - 8 CUP CAKES: nes Bros, Listowel.
Williamson; 'Henrietta Reimink. lin; Linda Machan. Beirnes Br ce.,
PLYMOUTH ROCKS Barred; Kelvin Flood; Carol Ann- Julie McCall; Elizabeth Jack-
WHITE ROCKS: Beirnes Br s,
Donna Elliott; June Adams.
GRADE 1 • Greg Higgins; SEWING, ANIMAL PIC-
'1,1 URES: Elizabeth Jacklin; - E. Brodhagen, Brunner.
GRADE 2 MASK: Cathy David Vernham; Tracy Engel. ROCKS A0V; Beirnes Bras,'
McGavin; -Rhonda Bradley; Doug GLASS MOSAIC: Heather LEGHORN WHITE: E.'Brod-
McClure. Brennam; Nancy Bennett;Linda hagen; Beirnes Bras,
GRADE 3 EGG CARTON: mac ,.n. LEGHORN BROWN: Beirnes;
Margeret Brown; Terry McCut- CUSHION - ElizabethJacklin; Brodhagen.
cheon; Marion Hunt. Linda Machan, LEGHORN A.O.V.: E. Brod-
GRADE 6 BUTTERFLY: EMBROIDERED TEA
Darlene Raynard; Bonnie Payne; TOWEL: Carol wheeler; Linda
Yvonne Blake. Machan; Elizabeth Jacklin.
GRADE 7 GYM SETS: MISS JACK O'LANTERN:
Joan Huether; Laurie McLory; Paul Machan; Vicki McCall;
Joyce Gordon. Julie McCall.
GRADE 8: Joy Campbell; WOODEN MODEL: Paul Ma-
Mark Van Veen; Bonnie Rich- chan; Donald• Sholdice; , Chuck
mond. • Lynn.
GRADE 2 PICTURE BARBIE DOLL: Bonnie
COLLECTIONS: SherriBachert; Evans; Cindy Evans; Vicky Mc-
Joanne Knight; VidcyMachan, Call.
GRADE 3' SCRAP BOOK: HOMEMADE CANDLE FOR
Greg Riby. • CHRISTMAS: Susan Langlois;
GRADE 4 FOLD OVER Carol Wheeler; Elizabeth Jack-
PICTURE: Carla Knight; Cathy lin.
provincial conference on energy others affected by 'the
Matters, September 11 CoUp.
The demand for a national FOOD PRICES REPORT
energy Conference 'canie from the. The first quarterly report of
10 prOvincial prernierswhenthey the Food Prices Review Board,
met in Charlottetown in August. released a week ago, has con-
Federal and provincial minis- eluded that Canadian odd prices
ters and officials are to meet in ifare not rocketing, •,out of
Toronto, November 23, tediscuSs control." .
an agenda - no date has as yet Chairman Beryl Plumptre
been set for the conference. forecast that prices on beef,
PM IN CHINA pork, poultry and eggs had' peaked
PtiMe Minister Trudeau and could be expeeted, to
leaves Ottawa October 8, for a decrease.
7.-day business trip to China. The report predicts that food
The Prime Minister will meet priCes would continue to rise but
with premier Chou En Lai and at a decreasing rate an not at
he Will be accenmanied by about he 13% rate recorde
d
d in the
45 joirrnalintS, tirst half of 1913
FORMAL RECOGNITION WHEAT EXPORTS
Canada has extended diplo- 'Canadian wheat exports for
matte recognition to the. new the crop year 1012.,73 reached SINGLE ROADSTER: Mary.
military goveremeht in Chile. 578 !Millen bushels = 15% above 'CrOft; Mac ,Armstrong; Clair
Erteternal Affairs Minitter the previous year's. tota. 1 and Carripbell; Sam CtitleySi Jarvia,
Mitchell Sharp, in Making the .• the third highest on record. , SINGLE PONIES: Meadow
LABOUR FORCE Ponies Stable, St. PM118,18t, 3rd
Canada's labour force sea- and 4th, Mrs. Stan Mathews;
$bilally adjusted rose 090 311,000 Acton.
in AugeSt from SIN6Lt, PONIES HACKNEY:
an increase of 89;000, reperted Mrs. Stan MatheWS,Igt & 4thl
StatiStiet Canada. Meadow istabie,2rid & Frank
DONATION DISCLOSURE Renwick;
The latest Financial TTimesSHE1JAND PONY ITEAMSt-,'
Survey of Business Opinion on Mrs. Stan Mathews.
the net, ElectiOn txpenseslegis, RACkENY PONY TEAMS:
latiori, suggests that business Meadow Stables, Mrs, MatheWS,
Strongly supports the public HARNESS TANDEM: Ross
closure of donations to. political `Mot agtie; Mrs. IVIatheWS.
parties.
The :SurVeY shows that 11%
of the birSitieSS• ekteiltivag•
veyeti after the, , had received, CAtit8:
teeohd, featittit agreed with the
ublic diselostite donatiohg In the' Cattle classes the
only ,28% disagreed., , winners Were".
111HE BiaittEL POgt; OttOBER- SHORTHORN CAtrtg.t,
Ahdrew Oh* tiiektio04 tiodfditi,
(Continued from Page 11) , Sholdice; Jill McCutcheon.
GEOGRAPHY '.• GIRLS: GRADE 5 FASTENERS:
Sharon Stewart; Annette Bones- Tracy Engel; Darlene BailIfe;
cbansker; Joan Haether. Brenda Knight.
GEOGRAPHY - BOYS" James GRADE, 6 MATCH BOXES:
Brubacker; Leslie Stephenson; Bobby Demory; Joyce Johnston;
Norman Kennedy. Susan White..
GEOGRAPHY GIRLS: Bonnie GRADE 7 PICTURES: Julie
Richmond; Judy Adams; Val McCall; Norman Kennedy; Gloria
Mitchler. Elliott.
SPECIAL PROJECT MUSIC: GRADE 8: Mary Smith; Bill
Rhonda Keifer; Rosanne Engel; King; Laurie Johnston.
Lillian Baillie.
GRADE 3 POSTER SAFETY:
Joan Triebner; Susan • Engel;
Patricia Hackwell.
GRADE 4 SAFETY:' John
Dorsch; Micheal Triebner;Chri-
Baking
Darlene Raynard; Karen Brem- BRAN MUFFINS: Janice
ner; Robby Demerary. Adams; June Adams; Vicki
GRADE 7 MAP OF CANADA: Machan.
hagen.
LIGHT SUSSEX: ,Beirnes
Bros.
ORPINGTONS AN.; E,Brod-
hagen.
WYANDOTTES: Beirnes
Bros.
' BANTAMS CLEAN LEGGED:
BANTAMS BOOTED: Joyce
Brodhagen. -
PULLETS CROSSBRED:,
Beirnes Bros. '
PEKIN DUCKS: Beirns Bros.,
E, Brodhagen.
ROUEN DUCKS: E. Brod-
hagen; Beirnes Bros.
EMBDEN GEESE: E.Brod-
hagen,
GEESE, ANY OTHER ; E.
Brodhagen.
HEAVY HORSES
Winners were:
CLYDESDALES: Charles
Halliday, Chesley.
BELGIANS: Arnold young,
Goderich and Aitchison Bros.,
Lucknow.
PERCHERONS; Allan Hars-
burg, Holstein, and Percy Mount-
joy, Oshawa;
$100 STAKE: Chas. Holiday,
Chelley; Eugene McLeod,
Kincardine; Jim Aitchison ,Luck-
now; Arnold Young, Goderich;
Carman Fullerton, paisley; Allan
HorsbUrg, Holstein; Robt. Ait-
chison, Lucknow; Wallace Black.
BEST DRAFT MARE: C.
Holiday.
LIGHT HORSES
SINGLE ROADSTER: Mary
Croft, RockWood; Clare Camp-
be,11, Listowel; Mac Armstrong,
BeachVille; Ress McKague,
Wingham,
SINGLE CARRIAGE: Ross
McKague; Howard Armstrong.
CARRIAGE TEAMS: Ross
McKague.
SINGLE CARRIAGE: R oss
McKague; Howard Armstrong,
Beadhville, Mr. arid Mrs. Frank
Renwick, Teeswater.