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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1974-09-18, Page 14Painted Pelon picture mou nted on V* ood, 4. Doilie or dresser set done with liquid embroidery. 5. Homemade candle decorated for a special occasion (named), 6, A useful article made from discarded material, ', Caricature [node from vegetables not to exceed 6" placed an solid base.. In liquid embroidery Mrs. Mitchell will donate a yM1clic,r for 1st prize. Other prizes 2..Grades 3. Boys or Girls 4 Homemade rhythm band instruments. 3. Open 1st. 2nd. 3rd .75 .60 ,50 The parade will form at 'Victoria. Park at 12:00 p,m, sl Thursday. September 26. and will be headed by the two bi All pupils and teachers in parade admitted free to grour Best Sch oo l a Pp zaerpsi appearing Parade ht ost :711, obi one; 2jnt idd.parade:gsc6d 0-707 Marching • No children admitted free unless in parade, 3rd, 55.00; 40,54.01 Banner Costume 5th, 53,00. Prizes: 1st 10,00; 2nd 8.00; 3rd 6,00; 4th 5,00: 5th s,t Floats — [Organizations and Commercial], Prizes; I st 20.00; 2nd 18.00; 3rd 16,00; 4th 15.00:5th15.1 1. School Floats — CHILDRENS' SPORTS RUNNING RACES I 60 yards Sprint , (boys 6-8) 1,50 1.0 60 yards Sprint (girls 6-8) 1,50 IMO 100 yards Sprint ,(boys 9-11) 1,50 1,00 100 yaedsSpeint .(girls 9.11)„ , ....... „ 1.50 1.00 100 yardsSprint ,(boys 12-14) 1.50 1.00 100. yards Sprint .(girls 12.14) 1,50 1.00 4-H CLUB GIRLS An exhibit open to all girls' clubs on "World of Food" -Taking a look at yourself''. Each club exhibiting to real $5.00. Each exhibit to be of Standard Value, Prizes donated the Womens' Institutes in the area and the Ladies of the Bruss Agricultural Society. Brusiels Fall Fair Prize list contd. BRUSSELS 4—H CALF CLUB Under the supervision or the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, sponsored locally bhte Brussels Agricultural Society, CLUB LEADERS: Fred Uhler. R. K. 3, Walton, John Boncschankcr R.R.1. Ethel. CLUB EXECUTIVE: President Anne McKay; Vice President - Bill Boneschansker; Secretary • Annette Boncschansker; Press Reporter - Cathy Boncschansker; Youth Council Rep. - Dorothy Boncschansker. CLUB MEMBERS: Bill Boneschansker. Dorothy Boneschansker. Annette Boncsehank,kci . Cathy Boncschansker, John Von Vliet, George Van der been, Andrew Van der. Veen Anne McKay, Heather McKay, Bonnie McKay, John Dyke, Chris Ryan, Maurice Flood, Doug Mitchell. Arnold den Dekke. Joanne Rock. Jeniffer Rock, Barb Verstoep, And :11,v alh(), Lori Carvalho, Alan Baker, BASIS OF AWARDS The 'wards will be made un the following basis: 200 points for award on calf at Fair. 100 points for judging competition. Each competitor will he required to judge at least one class composed or lour cattle and give reasons For his placing. 200 points for answers to qucsliuns bused Chit': work eedlo,t, and managemi.mi of dairy or beef cattle as the case may be. 100 points for slum manship manner in MM.)) ilw chit) member shows his entry in the ring. (70 points); condition of animal (20 points); general appearance of exhibitor (1O points). 100 points for care and lc:T(1On.; methods to time of periodic visits made during the season. 200 points for regularity and accuracy in Ion). :lilting monthly reports. 11:00 a.m. • Arrive on grounds. 1:30 — Judging (it calves and showmanship. SPECIALS Bruce McCall Trophy for Best Shutt manship. .1:worms Sa(1(11er, donates !latter (Beef) for )% inner of Judging C'ompe'tition ineltith.“., leather shank. Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Pen anti Pencil Set donated to Highest Scoring mi....mher in 4.11 Club. FIELD CROP COMPETITIONS 'the Society in 11)72 sponsored competitions in Barley. Mixed Grain 2 way. and 3 war, and ('orn, Prizes are the same for each group) Prizes for standing crop 1st. $13.00; 2nd, $12,00; 3rd, Si 40), 5111,00: 5th, $0.00; hill, $8.00; 7111. $7 .00; 8th. $6.00; 0111. $5,00: 10th. $4,00: I th, $4,00; 12th. $3.00; 1301 , $3.00; 1416. 52.00; 15th. 52,00, Every contestant in the Field ('rap t'imipciition must exhillit one-half Bushel of Barley, Mixed Grain, six Stalks of Ensilage Corn at the Brussels Fair in order to complete the competition. No prizes paid unless this rule is complied with. (cleaning optional). Society prizes for competitors for tune-half hustle' ()I' barley, mixed grain or It sulks or ensilage corn- 1 st.,55.00; 2nd 54,00; 3rd. $3.00; Grain corn shim 1 ,) bii. of cuts. $2,00 each to all other exhibitors. Society prizes for 6 stalks ensilage corn Front Field ()II) Conti) etition. SPECIAL COMMERCIAL FEATURE — FORAGE CROPS 1— 5'' slice First Cut Hay.... 5.00 4,00 .3.00 2.00 1.00 Ito he displayed in plastic hags supplied by the Board) • 1 —5'' slice Second Cul I .. 5.0(1 4.00 3,00 2.00 1.00 Ht. hi display in plastic hags supplied by the Board) Rustic I of Field Chopped Hay 1st Cut 5.00 4,00 3,00 2.00 1,00 Bushel of Field Chopped Hay 2nd. Cot 5.00 4.00 3.00 2.00 1.00 I Sheaf of 6 Stalks Ensilage Coen 5.0(1 4.00 3.00 2.00 1.00 1 /2 Bushel Ensilage Corn 5,00 4.01) 3.00 2.00 1.00 All hay must be field run and machine haled or chopped. Otto Pick and Sons Seeds Ltd. offers a $20.00 voucher to the top CO Ill pet t(11' from Field Crop (Corn Section) or Special Commercial Forage Crop Competition. VEGETABLE DISPLAY Minimurn 8 kinds. bisplayed On moveable box 3 ft. squtif0 Prizes $ 8, 6, 4, 2, 2 TWO PONY RACES 1 — Ponies 12 hands and under 2.— Ponies over 12 hands 3— Parade Class 4 — Flag Race Money divided $ 6.00; 4,00; 3.00; 3.00; 2,00; 2.00 6 — Relay Race Money divided $ 10.00: 8.00; 6.00; 4.00; 2.00 PONY CART RACES 2 Heats, —first seven entries to be accepted. Each driver $10,00. EXHIBIT YOUR PET CHILDREN'S. PET SHOW — Open to all Public School Boys and Girls who reside in Brussels,Morris, Grey, No. Entry Fee McKillop I, Persian Cat , , . 1,00 .75 .50 .25 2, Cat, any other breed... ,.. , .... 1,00 .75 .50 .25 3, Angora Rabbits, I pair,. .., . „ 1,00 .75 .50 .25 4. Rabbits, any other breed, 1 pair 1,0Q .75 .50 .25 5. Best dog in the show 1.50 1,00 .75 ,50 6, Dog showing least resemblance to any breed 1.5Q 1.00 .175 .25 7. Pair Homer Pigeons ...... - ... 1.00 .75 ,50 .25 8, Pair Fantail Pigeons, .. „ . „ . • 1.00 .75 .50 .25 9, Pair any other breed Pigeons 1,00 .75 .50 ,25 10, Pair Bantams 1,00 .75 .50 .25 11. Fancy Fowl, (I Bird) 1.00 .75 .50 .25 12, Most Unusual pet ..... ... , ... , 1.00 .75 .50 ,25 These may he 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 he shown on a leash. SPECIAL Best Decorated Bicycle by Public School Children (to lie judged at Victoria Park previous to parade) Prizes: 1st 55.00; 2nd 54.00; 3rd 53.00; 4th 2.00; 5th 1.00 SCHOOL PARADE THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 26th School and Sports — Mrs. Harold Bolger, Mrs. Harvey Craig.. Ken Scott, Jim Axtmann, Luella Mitchell, Mrs. Robe) Raymond, Mrs. M. Fluether, Mrs. I. Wilson 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 MA'T'CH 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 Daily activities inchide women's program. hands and parades, wagon tumors, county hist mical exhibits and rides — Canada's Conklin Shows. Special Events will include the Queen of the Farrow Contest, Horseshoe pitching championship, Plowing competitions for Wardens, Mayors, Press, Radio & T.V. and 0. P. 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 he received until Sept. 2nd. For full particulars write or telephone: Secretary- M a n age Ontario Plowmen's Association, cio Agricultural Societies Branch, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Parliament Buildings, Toronto.'Ontario. M7A-1A9 Area Code; 416 Dial: 965-1091 REMEMBER BRUSSELS FALL FAIR, Sep tember 25 and 26 Your loss is your PilR1ItION 11011 t!nati4ri miNetheni pod WO Fitness. 1ft O ur hdaii you ktio4:iti,, GOOD BAKING — There will be lots of baking exhibited at this year's Fall Fair. Last year Mrs. Norman Johns, R.R.1, Arva and Mrs. Amy Speir of Brussels were caught by the photographer as they admired the children's,7 cakes. ALL SMILES Little Jennifer Procter is a year elder now but she'll probably be back to thiS year's Fall Fair. Jennifer, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Procter of P.P.5, Brussels, was pictured at last year's Fair as she rode around On her mother's back. 14 -THE E1RUSSELS POST i SEPTEMBER 18, 1974