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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1974-08-07, Page 11DONATIONS Haywarcls Discount 5.00 Crawford,Mills & Davies 10.00 McCutcheon Grocery .. 5.00 Murrays Barber Shop 3.00 Queens Hotel 5.00 Robert Cunningham.. 5.00 Hoppe Hardware 5.00 Ten Pas Const, 5.00 Hilts Food Market ... 2.00 Oldfield Hardware 10.00 Weber's Store, Ethel 5.00 Brussels 5c to $1.00 New American Hotel 5.00 Can. Imp.Bank of Commerce 5.00 LarrSyto'sreRadio & T.V. Texan Grill 5.00 to donate Pen and Pencil set Irene's Beauty Salon 2.00 for Highest Scoring member in Sales & Service Store Franks Auto Body 5.00 4-1-1. Club. B lyth 5.00 Jim Cardiff 10.00 VVm.Blake Orchard 16.00 Howard Bernard 5.00 Topnotch Feeds 10.00 McCutcheon Motors 20,00 Calvin Krauter 5.00 Maitsidc- Orchard 5.00 R.E,McKinIcy M.P.... 15.00 A. Grewar: 10 loaves Gordon Workman 5.00 Stewart McCall.... 10.00 Superior Enriched Bread for Ray & Helen's Family.Centre 10.00 McGavin's Farm Equipment 10.00 Best Lemon Pie, Ronnenberg Insurance Al Nichol Const, 10,00 George Mutter, Horse Blanket, value $40,00 J.M.McDonald 50.00 Esso Dealer 10.00 Jacob's Saddlery Brussels Stock Yard. 50.00 Thompson & Stephenson Halter , Beef Judging Brussels Motors . 10.00 Meat Market 10.00 Competition , 20.00 Gerald Exel Const. 10.00 Edwin Martin 10,00 Doug Evans Hdwe, Willis Knight Const. 10.00 Max Watts 10.00 Ethel 10,00 Alfred Knight 15.00 Murray Gaunt Jim's Gsn.Repair & Tire Sta Rite Dairy 10.00 M.P. P ....... . , 10.00 Service 2.00 Merle Freeman 10.00 Jim McNeil 5.00 Cranbrook Store..... 10.00 Stephcnsons Grocery 5.00 Hackbart's Dry Goods 5.00 (Gordon ,Engel) Bridge Motors 10.00 Eder's Variety Store.. 5.00 Walton Feedmill 10.00 Brussels Motors 10.00 GRANTS 1974 Township of Grey , Township of 1Vicrris Township of McKillop Village of Brussels 300.00 250.00 50.00 150.00 BRUSSELS' FALL FAIR September 25th and 26th, 1974 Wm, Elston, Reeve of Morris and Warden of Huron County, will officially open the fair at 2 p.m. on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th. Master of Ceremonies - Robert L. Cunningham March Shows Ltd Midway Brussels Legion Pipe Band CARLING O'XEEFE AEROEATIC TEAM will present a 20 minute Air Show at 3 p.m., Thursday. Visit the Crystal Palace Wednesday evening, September 25th See the fine displays of exhibits and enjoy a Variety Show, FALL F PAIR DANCE IN LEGION IIALL RI DAY. EVEN NG; SEPTEMBER 27 Ian Wlibee's Orchestra - Admission at popular prices Restricted to 18 years and over each of yarieflet, 17, nt (nom " PIPen1 ocher fool 1st, 2nd, os Agrict l oral Soci 1ton, J Presider sker; Po. . • Boo 'schools Yank' ne hris Roo ke J alho or oil cattica work ease the c With 10 polo riodit ti g one Pod rus seN Fall Fair Prize list contd. TWO PONY RACES Potties 12 hands and under. 2, - ponies over 12 hands 3 - Parade Class 4 - Flag Race mo tl ey divided $ 6.00; 4.00; 3.00; 3.00; 2,00; 2.00 5 - Relay Race Money divided $ 10,00: 8.00; 6.00; 4.00; 2.00 PONY CART RACES 2 H eats , -first Seven entries to be accepted. Each driver $10.(a EXHIBIT YOUR PET CHILDREN'S Orr SLOW - Open to all Public School Boys and Girls wino reside in Brussels,Morris, Grey, MeKillop No Entry Fee Persian Cat 2. cat, any other breed 3, Angora Rabbits, 1 pair. ... , 4, Ra bbits, any other breed, 1 pair 5, Best dog in the show , Dog showing least resemblance to any breed Pair Homer Pigeons. „ . , 8. Pair Fantail Pigeons 9, Pair any other breed Pigeons is. Pair Bantams 11. Palley Fowl, (1 Bird) 1974 INTERNATIONAL PLOWING MATCH AND FARM MACHINERY DEMONSTRATION on Craig Reid and Neighboring Farms GEORGETOWN - HALTON COUNTY SEPTEMBER 24th to 28th Incl. Sponsored by the Ontario PloWmen's Association in co-operation with Halton County Local' Committee THE WORLD'S LARGEST PLOWING MATCH AND EXHIBIT OF FARM EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 20,000.00 in prizes - educational, trips and championship trophies for senior plowmen, junior farmers and high school pupils. Daily activities include women's prograiii, bands and parades, wagon tours, county hist orical exhibits and rides - Canada's Conklin Shows. Special Events will include the Queen of the Furrow Contest, horseshoe pitching championShip, PloWing competitions for Wardens, Mayors, Press, Radio & T.V. and 0.13,A. Directors, and Horse Show and other demonstrations. Applications for exhibit space will be received at the office of the Secretary-Manager until August 9th. Plowing entries and Applications for Tractors will be received until Sept, 2nd. hor MI particulars write or telephone: Secretary-Manager, Ontario Plowmen's Association. • c o Agricultural Societies Branch, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Partiamoint Buildings. Toronto, Ontario. M7A-1A9 Arca Code: 416 Dial: 965-1091 SPECIAL , Best Decorated Bicycle by Public School Children (to be glged•at Victoria Park previous to .parade) Prizes: 1st $5.00; 2nd $4.00: 3rd 53:00t 4th 2.00; 5th 1.00 SCHOOL PARADE THURSDAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER 26th School and Sports - Mrs. Harold Bolger, Mrs. Harvey Craig, Ken Scott, Jinx Axtmann, Luella Mitchell, Mrs. Robert Raymond, Mrs, M. Huether, Mrs. I, Wilson The parade will form at Victoria Park at 12;00 p.m. sharp, Mushy, September 26. and will be headed by the two bands. Ali pupils and teachers in parade admitted free to grounds. No children admitted free unless in parade. Rest appearing school in parade: School Parade to be judged by., Banifer Costume and Matching Prizes - 1st $7,001 2nd, $6.00; 3rd, $5.00; 4th, $4.00; 1 School Heats 5th, $3.00. lst 10,00; 2nd 8.00; 3rd 6.00; 0th 5.00;. 5th 5.00 2' Floats - Orgrtikita tiong And ComMeteiall Pr{/es: 1st 20,00; 2nd 18,00; 3rd 16.00; 4th 15.00: 5th 15.00 CHILDRENS' SPORTS RUNNING RACES 60 yards Sprint, (boys 6-81, - • • • • „ ' 60 yards Sprint (girls 6-8)! • • • ' 6-8 .... , . . , . , . 100 yards Sprint .(boysy 9.11), 100 yards Sprint (giris • *. 100 a rdsSpi.int ,Iboys 12-14). ' ' 100yodssitrint ,(girls 12-14). 1 .50 .510.50/1.10.000/:5800 1:550° 11:1)0 00 :-5500 1.50 1.00 .50 1,50 1-0(1 '56 ALL SMILES - Little Jennifer Procter is a year older now but she'll probably be back to this year's Fall Fair. Jennifer, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Procter of R.R.5, Brussels, was pictured 'at last year's Fair as she rode around on her mother's back. tem Biugssuit posii Atom 7019744-4 1,00 1.00 1;00 1,00 1,50 .75 ,50 ,75 .50 .75 .50 .75 .50 1.00 .75 .25 .25 .25 .25 .50 Pe 6 1.50 1.00 .'75 .25 1,00 .75 .50 .25 1.00 .75 .50 ,25 I.00 .75 .50 .25 1.00 .75 .50 .25 1.00 .75 .50 .25 12. Most Unusual pet 1.00 .75 .50 .25 These may be entered through your school or direct with the Secretary. Exhibitors must supply their own coops or cages and exhibits must be in place by noon. Dogs may be shown on a leash.