HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1954-8-4, Page 41
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DISTRICT FALL FAIR I
GATES ANNOUNCED `
Dates for bail Faille itn the 'district
leave been announced by the Agri,
outural Societies' 'Branch el the 1,
*Ontario Department of Agriculture
ag fellows+:
,Ayton Wt. 21 25
Blyth, Sept. 21, 22.
Brussels, Sept. 30 Ort.. 1.
'Chatsworth, Seat 30, Oct. 1.
Cttesley, Sept- 10, 11.
Clitrord, cot 8, 9.
9 eabwm, Stapt• 23, 24,
Drayton, Sept 18 and :0.
Dungannon, Sept, 21.
13tiritam, Sept 7, 8.
Keeter, Sept, 22 ::1
Fergus, Sept. 11) 11.
Fever=ham, Sept. 15 18.
Fordscieb, Oet, 1, 2.
Hanover, Sept, 1:5, 16
Hamilton, Sept. 22, 23.
Hl'olst: lo, Sept. 23, 24.
Kincardine, Sept. 16. 17, ,
Listowel, SePt. 27, 28.
'London iiT'•^`c.rn Fair) Sept. 13.18
Lucknow, Sept. 28, 29.
Markdale, Sept, 13, 14.
Mildmay, Sept. 13, 14.
Mitchell, Sept. 28, 19.
Mt. For, st. Sept. 11 - 13.
Owen Sound, Sept. 27 • 29.
P. Sial ey, Sept. 20, 21.
Palmerston, Oet. 4, 5.
Port Elgin, Sept. 9, 10.
Ripley, Sept. 24, 25
Beaforth, Sept. 23, 24.
Teeswater, Oct. 5, 6.
'Tiverton. Sept. 13, 14.
Toronto (Canadian Natienal Ex.)
Aug. 27 - Sept. 11.
(Royal Winter Fair) Nov. 12.20,
Walkerton, Nov, 3, 4.
ALBERTA'S INDIAN TRIBE
GETS RICH
New-found wealth from land and
oil leases has enabled the Indian
tribes of Alberta to shake off the
bonds of poverty- Now they can ite
vest in a host of modern services and
btcome prosperous ranchers.
Star Weekly's feature writer, Har.
old Hilliard, went west to vistt their
eommuniti•+s and see the effect of
the oil wealth. His interesting re'
port ie published in this weeks Star
'Weekly: "The Bloods Find Prose
ewity"
E BRUSSWL gOST
WudnesrlaY
NO. 1 IN A SERIES
YOUR HYDRO AT WORK FOR YOU AND YOURS
The Gifts of Nature
- for
Two Great Countries
The dream of power from the St. Lawrence was born somewhere
in the last century. Halfway through this one it is about to become
a reality.
The turning of the first sod for this importantower devellopom�e
nt
is a high point in your Hydro's 48 years progress'
ess
that has been the bedrock • of Ontario's economic development and
prosperity.
Ontario Hydro thanks the Statesmen, public -minded citizen and
all others who helped bring to a. successful conclusion years of
protracted negotiations. The result is proof once again of the
beneficial outcome of co-operation between Province and Dominion
and between the Governments. of Canada and the United States.
The objective of Ontario Hydro and 2,200,000 he New Yorhoork State
Authority, is to complete this great,
in 5 years with the generation and sale of power in 4years.
The straining tractors and bulldozers, chugging drills, labouring
trucks and corps of hard -hatted construction crews will be visible
evidence to all in the area of ...
ONTARIO HYDRO
AT WORK FOR YOU AND YOURS
NOTICE -
For artiaciat tnaembeetton at lin
beat tor nit breeds, call the Water-
Cattle
a er-
Cattle Breeding association Tee-
tween 7.80 and 10.00 ¢. m. o® week
days and 7.30 and 9.10 a. m. on Slaw
Ashige eofl00 Palmerston sa
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7 7 most at Harrlston
r 1f 16V'et at Paisley
D" Y4 Bi:•tele at Hanoeer
II Wk. at Harrlston
14 lit, Ti`ni`est at Paisley
15 =ford at Pinkerton
itNiatristrre at Mt. Forest
19 Clifford at Hanover
19 Orussels at Mt. Forest
20 Harrlston et Palsies,
23 Harrtaton at Brussels
.23 Hanover et Clifford
"23 Paisley at Mt. Forest
26 Pinkerton at Rarrlston
27 Mt. Forest at Pinkerton
`29 Clifford at Harrlston
ANNUAL HURON COUNTY
4-1-1 BUS TOUR
Seven hundred 4-H Club members
visited the Ontario Agricuitural
College, Guelph on Tuesday, July
27th. Upon arrival at the College
the boys and girls were divided up
into different groups with the Home-
making and Garden 4.11 Club Mem-
bers visiting the Horticultural De-
partment during the forenoon at
which time the girls were given de-
monstrations in the art of preparing
and freezing home grown produce.
In a like manner the calf and swine
club members Needled the Animal
Husbandry Department, the Grain Gladiolus and sweet peas made
and forage club members to the Bio- an attractive setting for the wedd-
logy Department and the tractor ing of Miss Dorothy 'Elizabeth Stiles,
club members to the Agricultural daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. H. -
Engineatring Department. At each Stiles. Brusseie to Mr. George Mo-
on the Dwpartments demonstrations Midhen Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
and items of interests were explain- McMichen, Barrie at the home of
ed to the club members. Following the bride's aunt and uuele, Mr. and
dinner £t which time the young Mrs. F. N. Thue11, Guelph. Il
people ware guests of the Ontario
Agricultural College the Rev. W. A.
• Young. College Chaplain welcomed
the group to the Ontario Agricult-
ural College ou behalf of Dr. J. D,
Motaachlan, President was unfort-
unately could not be present. 'The
group then moved to the Livestock
Paddock walsere Prof. George ItaithbY,
Associate Head Of the Animal Hus•
henry Department presided and ex-
plained t he Livestock Parade at
which time representatives of the
diff+'rent breeds maintained at the
College were paraded before the
group. Mr. Keith Clark, Agricultur•
el Engineering Fieldman, Ontario
Department of Agriculture then took
charge of the program while mem-
hers of thy. Agricultural Engineering
Staff demonstrated some of the
danger; and unsafe operational
methods in the handling of farm
machinery.
Following this program the 4-11
club boyo were divided into three
groups for afternoon tours to the
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LISTEN TO THE SPECIAL CEREMONIES--TUES.. AUG.10
12.30 (Noon) 1.00 p.m. EDS'.
9.00 p.m. -- 9.30 p.m. EDS'''.
Dial Your Local Trans Canada Station
Field Husbandry Department Plots.asecesborfes. Rev, Kennedy, D. D. t
Dairy and Beef Berne and the Hydr- I officiated at the ceremony. 1
nlogy Stntian. The 4-H club Git9e '
For. a wedding trip to Niagara
were taken on a tour during the Falls, the bride chose a dress ,of
afternoon to Macdonald Institute and navy blue linen with wtltte acoeaor
a tour of the College Campus• roll
owing supper in the 0. A. C. Dina i les. •
itvg•ball the group returned looms On' their return they will reside
feeling somewhat tired but everyone in Guelph.
was of the opininu that it had beer. Guests attended from Windsor,'
Se
an excellent educational and in- Toronto, Barr and Brussels
teresting day spent at the 0. A. 0.
CARDIFF ,DEUNION
CROP REPORT
By G. W. Montgomery
Saly 31st, 1904
Seven hundred 441 club members
visited the 0. A. 0. on the Annual
Huron County 4-11 bus tour. Army -
Worms have almost disappeared from
the grain fields in the County. Prac-
tically all of the wheat is now cut
MoMichen . Stiles
A8®agi
DON'T PUT 6,11., THE BLAME OH ME
FOR -POOR HATCHES, BOSS. YOU KNOW
THAT FLOCKS LAYIN6 5..666 FOR HATCHI%
NEED A -SPECIAL FeE0.
The bride given in marriage by
her father, was gowned in white 1
chantilly lace and tulle, styled with
a form fitting bodice topped by a '
jacket of chantilly lace which butt`
oned to a Peter Pan collar. The 1
sleeves were Illy pointed; The full
skirt was bouffant, with circular
panels:, of lace. .A. Coronet .held her
veil of embroidered nylon net
and her flowers were a cascade of
pink gladiolus.
Miss Dorothy Speers of Windsior.
was her niece's maid ; of honor
wearing . a waltz length gown of
light blue organza with matching
jacket and carried a cascade of yel-
low gladiolus.
Mr. George Walker of Windsor
was btst man.
At e reception at the home of
the bride'& aunt and uncle, the
bride's, mother received in a navy
blue dress with /link accessories.
The groom's mother received in
navy and white crepe with navy
and combining and thre.Qsing is gem
eral throughout the County, Many
fields of early grain ,have also been
Gut and the remainder of tie crop is
ripening rapidly. Dry 'Weather stir
prevails and unites rain cornea with -
nice next week or two there will be
a heavy crop loss particularly in the
cultivated crops such as white beans,
soybeans. sugar beets, corn, etc.
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SEPTIC TANKS FOR SALE -
Steel reinforced , cement sepUUC
tanks, 64 it by 3% 1t, 6 ft 6e40,
capacity of 450. lasperial g
fibs design and construct:1m d
those tanks has boat app'bv gt
thee Huron and Sruce County nem
Units. -074 deliver any d1sta*ae -
apply to 1.*44
Albert Porter's Welding Santee
Lucknogr, Ont.
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