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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1948-10-13, Page 7ti ;. Quaker Dealers Dispense Good News .-noto by Ful -O -Pep Photographer The Quaker Oats Ful -O -Pep trailer was a point of widespread interest at the Western Fair. Representatives Ross Hay and Ralph Ilodgson are seen here spreading the good word about the feed of champions. Photo by Ful -O -Pep Photographer The Junior Calf Club, of Tavistock East Zorro line up their entries for the expert rye of Gordon Innes of Woodstock. This was one of the most highly attended events at the 'Tavistock fair this year. Photo by Ful -O -Pep Photographer Imported from Scotland last year is this splendid Clydesdale General who won in his class. He was brought over last spring by George Zimmerman and Son, of Tavistock. Photo by tui -O -Pep Photographer Your roving photographer found the New Look even in the Poultry building at the Western Fair, London. The model— young male A.O.V.D. duck wh frs,} prize in his class. Owned and shown by A. R. is Tilt ofDon, Ontario, L F I Pony Class Youngsters Show Fine Style Photo by Ful -O -Pep Photographer The Latsch youngsters, Bryan and Helen, of Roseville take time out for a picture in the pony ring at the New Hamburg Fair. Amusements in the Midway were more varied and numerous this year. "Southern Colonel" Horrifies Crowd Photo by Ful -O -Pep Photographer A red-hot iron drawn across the Southern "colonel's" hand brought out this study in expres- sions on the faces of his onlookers at the New Hamburg Fair. The "Colonel" sells patent .medicines, of course, and is a familiar figure at the Western Fairs. Photo by Ful -O -Pep Pl:otegrapher A view of the crowded grounds at the Western Fair. The record breaking• crov .ti d. this year have g`lven rise to speculations of far reachingexpansions in the Western l�a'r for nest year and the yers to come. 4 d Popular Judge at London Fair Photo by Ful -O -Pep Photographer Prof. G. Raithby, O.A.C., shows John McLennan, Martintown the new trophy for the highest point winners in the Guernsey class donated by James D. Good of the Normandale Farms. Prof. Raithby judged the Guernsey show and Mr. McLennan, a leading Ful -O -Pep user, did the honours in the Ayrshire classes, This is the first year at the Western Fair for the Guernsey Show. Photo by Ful -O -Pep Photographer Young Dennie Jacobs of New Hamburg shows keen interest in one of the farm machines on display at the New Hamburg Fair. The Farm machinery display was well above average at New Hamburg this year. A young immigrant lend; a helpingPhoto by hand d in Phe Photographer cattle show at the Western Fair. Ten year old Aant I?Izinga, late of Hol- land, grooms an Ayrshire owned by titansell Bros. of Aylmer. Aant's family work on the titansell farm. Aant volunteered the information that he liked Canada very much. Why? . Because it was so big.