HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1974-12-18, Page 9SOME STRANGE ANIMALS — There were some
weird and wonderful things loose in the streets of
Brussels on Saturday when Santa came to town for
his annual parade. The adults who watched the
antics of clowns like these enjoyed 'themselves
almost as much as the children who came to see
Santa. (Photo by Pat Langlois)
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Walton farmer wins trophy
The annual meeting of the
Banner Counties Ayrshire cattle
club was held recently in the
Gravelridge Women's Institute
Hall with about 75 breeders from
Waterloo, Wellington, • Grey &
Bruce, Huron — Perth attending
the banquet and meeting.
Highlights of the meeting was
the presenation of 4-H awards top
winner was Irene Forrest of
WellesKy; Stephen Westman of
Milverton was second, in the
Clubs Competition also of local
interst John Carvalo and Sons of
Walton won *the Ballantyne
Trophy for the top producing cow,
John Oldfield and Son Brian of
Seaforth received certificates for
the highest production for Jr. 2
year., Jr. 3 Year and Senior 4 year
cows.
The Oldfield herd also received
the award for the highest herd
average in the club with a
production of 13,136 lbs. of milk
and 522 lbs. of fat. B.C.A. of 165
and 160.
The Secretary reported the club
has 25 new members for 1975 the
most ever.
Wilfred Kuntz of Mildmay was
elected president andMrs.
Kathryn Hunsberger of New
Dundee, Secretary.
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McKercher, Don,
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FIRST PRIZE FLOAT — The Brussels Optimist float " 'Twas the Night Before
Christmas" was the first prize entry in the Brussels Santa Claus parade on
Saturday. A large crowd watched Santa and the other floats parade.
(Photo by Pat Langlois)
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THE...BRUSSELS POST, DECEMBER 18.... 1974