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BEEF CATTLE
Hereford
George Kennedy, Lucknow and
Brian Rintoul, Wingham, won the
Hereford classes. Brian Rintoul
had the Champion Bull. George
Kennedy, the Reserve Champion
Bull, Champion and Reserve
Champion Female.
Shorthorn
Andrew Gaunt, Champion Bull,
Champion Female; Bodmin Ltd., ,
Reserve Champion Bull and
Reserve Champion Female.
Grade Cattle
Baby Beef under 750: Gerald
Smith, Dunc McKay.
Baby Beef over 750: Andrew
Gaunt, Dunc McKay.
Beef Cow — Spring Calf; Doug.
McDonald. Formosa.
HEAVY HORSES
Best 4 Horses:
Allan Horsburg, Holstein; Bev.
Little, Shelvourne, Arnold Young,
Goderich.
Single Wagon or Express: Bcv
tittle, Carman Fullerton, Paisley,
;len Johnston, Gorrie, Bev Little,
:;len Johnston.
Single Heavy Draft or
Agriculture:
Allan Horsburg, Arnold Young,
\Ilan Horsburg, Arnold Young.
Span, Wagon or Express:
Bcv Little, Bev. Little,
a meron Fullerton, Glen
ohnston, Glen Johnston.
Span Percheron
Allan ,Horsburg, Allan
Horsburg.
SpaitHeavy Draft .
3rd: Leonard Robertson.
Span Belgians
Arnold Young, Arnold Young.
Heavy Horse Tandem:
Bev: Little, Allan: Horsburg.
Glen Johnston, A. Young.
MO Stake:
Allan Horsburg, A. Young, B.
Little, C. Fullatton, G. Johnston:
LIGHT HORSES
Single Roadster 15,2 or Over
Ralph Walker, Walkerton 1st
— 2nd, Sam Curley, Jarvis.
Single Roadster under 15.2
IL Walker, 1st 2nd. Mac
Armstrong, Beechville", Jim
Merrague; Wingharn i S. Curley.
Road Teaing
R. Walker, S. Curley, M,
Armstrong.
Single Carriage Hitch 15.2 Of over
Ross MCKagite, Belmore 1st
— 2nd. H.AtinstrOng, M.
Artnstrong,
Single Carriage Hitch 15.2 or over
Ross McKague ; Belmore 1st
& 2nd. It Armstrong, M.
Aritistrofig,
Single Carriage Under 15.2.
H. Armstrong, R. McKague:
Carriage Teams
R. McKague, H. Armstrong,
GetitleitaiN Single Carriage
Turnout:
R. McKague, H. Armstrong,
1. Armstrong.
Gentleman's Single Roadster
R. Walker, M.Armstrong,
McKague, S. Curley.
Single Ponies
Doug. McDonald, Fo rmosa,
vleadow Pony Farms, Acton, 2nd
3rd, Smith Lowry, 4th & Sth.
Single Hackney Ponies
H. Armstrong, 1st — 2nd.
Shetland Pony Teams
Meadow Pony Stables, Smith
.,owry.
Hackney Pony Teams
H. Armstrong.
Harness Tandem Outfit
Armstrong. Smith Lowry
Single Roadster Race
S. Curley, R. Walker.
Cart Race
Joanne McNeil, Orangeville,
ni Davidson, Listowel, Larry
Seaforth, R.J.Doig,
' fort h, Terry Rutledge, Brian
.thdedge, Glen Smith.
Glen Smith was winner of the
Ronncnberg Insurance Special
blanket.
SHEEP
Dorset Horn — Chevials
Sam Emkc, Elmwood, Gerald
Deering, Exeter, Ed. Jackson,
Harrison, took all classes.
Oxford Downs & Suffolks
Bros. Emkc was top winner.
Shropshire Downs — South
Downs: Top Winner; Tom Todd,
!mallow.
Lincoln, Leicester — Calswold:
Emkc Bros.
SWINE
Yorkshire: Wrii, Turnbull, Jan
Van Vlict
Landracc: John Van Vlict,
Turnbull E. Brodhagen.
Lacombe: Jan Van Vlict, W.
Turnbull.
Hampshire: E. Brodhagen.
POULTRY
Beirnes Bros., Listowel, E.
Brodhagen carried off most of the
poultry classes with D: Deering,
Exeter the winner in all Bantam
classes.
PETS
Cats Aov: John Rutledge.
Maurice Beirnes, Calvin Flood,
Walton, George Grtibe,
Rabbits A ov:: C. Flood.
Best Dog Show: Wendy
Heibein ; Evelyn Stroop, John
Stroop, Carol Wheelet,
Pair A ob M. Beirnes, 1st
2nd.
Pair Bantams; David
Wernahm, M. Beirnes; Lyle
Hood.
Fancy Fowl: ,Sharon tkel, M.
Beirnes, 2nd Michael
Vader..
Most Unusual Peti M.
Varier Kimberley Eket, M.
Beirnes.
Correspondent
Mrs.. Lewis Stonehouse
"What's Good. About the
Church?". was the question Rev,
Albert Cook of Ashfield asked
when he preached Anniversary
services at Knox United. Church,
Belgrave, Sunday.
After World War 11, the church
grew in a religious bonanza.
Suggestions .were made for con-
strued ng homes with a private
chapel, which could also be used
as a bomb shelter, den or
playroom. Perhaps our churches
are too often sought only when in.
personal distress or as consola-
tion for the aged, he said.
Possibly poor advertising is
responsible for any unsuccessful
efforts of the church. Publication
of failures occur, but the church
still survives, he said. He illus-
trated his intimation by saying
that if' a doctor announced that his
practice was slipping,.he had no
money and his patients were
dying, but said call me if you're
sick, his , business would soon
wane. •
The blind, blundering church
still . stands as "The Rock of
Ages." The church lifts people
from despair,. keeps' humanitar-
ianism alive, gives as no other
agency can do and points us to
Christ as no other institution can
do. Only the church disturbs us
with a higher goal, inspires. us to
the fulfilment of a higher dream,
or cures a man,'s social ills. Only
the church ministers to man's
needs.
A plea to make room for the
church in our lives closed his
discourse.
The mixed choir, with Mrs.
Lynda Lentz at the organ, sang
"Lift Up Your Heads." She also
accompanied soloist Karen Tyn-
dall of Clinton who sang "Bless
This House."
The evening service was in
charge of Rev. Ralph King of
Goderieh, assisted by Rev. John
Roberts, minister of Knox United,
with soloist George Cull of
Belgrave, who sang the solo in
the anthem "The Shepherd's
Care" and "The Holy City" as a
solo.
The scripture for the evening
service was Philippians, Chapter
2: 5 and John Chapter 14:6..Rev.
King chose as his theme "Is
There Anybody There." Atheism
says "'There is No God." You and
I are orphans alone.
Agnosticism "We just don't
know". There is unfeeling; re-
Seaforth
hospital
experiences
baby boom
For the first time in five years
all the beds in the Obstetrical
Unit at the Seaforth
Community Hospital are in use.
Mrs.George Ring, Director of
Nursing, said it is five years ago.
in 1969, when the Unit was last
filled.
On Wednesday there were six
mothers in the hospital and two
waiting..
During recent years Seaforth
Community Hospital like
hospitals across Canada has
experienced a cOntinuing
decrease iii the number of
Maternity admissions. Hospital
officials refused to ceminent on
the poSsibility that the admissions
this week would mark a reversal
of the trend towards fewer
babieS.
MOW power. Power has created
but left us on our own.
Jesus came and said "Our
Father." He changed the face of
the world and the outlook of
mankind. The word "Father"
gathers highest hopes. God seeks.
after his children and wins by
love.
The church auditorium was
beautiful with baskets of autumn
flowers. Large congregations
attended the services.
Men Assist in, Service
The autumn • meeting of the
United Church Women was held
on September 24 in the Sunday
School room. Guests included
several from Calvin-Brick as well
as the men of the congregation.
. The meeting opened with a
sing-song led by Mrs. William
Coultes accompanied on the piano
by Mrs. George Johnston.
Kenneth Wheeler . conducted
the worship service assisted by
George Johnston and Clifford
Coultes and presented the call to
worship followed by hymn "In
Christ there is no East or West.",
Mr. Johnston read Luke, Chapter
2 as the scripture following which
Mr. Wheeler read a short medi-
tation -Youth:"
Mr. Coultes led in prayer.7 Bob
Taylor sang solos "The Old
Rugged Cross" and "Abide with
Me."
Business was conducted by
president Mrs. Ross Anderson.
The treasurer's report was given
by Mrs. Jack Higgins. It was
decided to raise all catering prices
by 25 cents a plate.
Mrs. Anderson announced the
Fall Rally to be held 'in Gorrie on
October 16, the speaker to be
Rev. Anne Langford. Bergive
U.C.W. is to supply two ladies to
act as ushers and receive the
offering.
Charles Procter showed slides
and gave an interesting com-
mentary on his latest trip which
took in New Zealand, Australia,
South Africa and many
places,
Mrs. Clifford Logan tha
the men who took part ir
meeting.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. George Pr,
and family returned last
from holidaying at Oval
Lakes They also spent a wee;
at Ottawa visiting Mr. and
Peter Martin and family
visited Mr. and Mrs. Alan
and family of Barrie.
Mrs. Ernie Embacher and
of King City spent the weel
with Mr. and Mrs. Gee
Procter and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Cou
pf Manitoulin Island, Mr.
Mrs. Art Gill and Bobby of Sa
were weekend visitors with
and Mrs. Robert Coultes.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Johnston of London visited v
their parents Mrs. Laura Jo
ston and Mr. and Mrs. Rot
Grasby on the weekend.
Mr. James Perdue of Toro
and Mrs. Mae Mitchell of Wi
ham visited one day last WI
with Mrs. Clarence Chamney,
Mr. and Mrs. Willard At
strong, Mrs. Robert Campbell
Seaforth., returned home on
day from their western trip wla
they spent a few days with th
brother and sister-in-law Mr. a
Mrs. W. A. Wheatley of Liber
Sask., also visited with Mr. a
Mrs. William Armstrong a:
family of Erskine, Alberta al
Mr. and Mrs. George Armstror
of Drumheller.
Mrs. Telford Cook visited for
couple of days with Mr. and Mr
James Carter of Londesboro.
-A number from this art
attended the fall meeting
Huron North L.O.L. held in Blyt
Orange Hall Thursday evening
Mrs. Robert Campbell, Lisl
Pamela, Dianne and Dough
visited on Friday evening wit
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd,
News of Belgrave
Queries worth of church
14 ,,THE BRUSSELS POST-, OCTOBER. 2- 1974