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GRAKDSTAND SHOW
.1 FRI, 01 SAT. AFTERN'S. & EVEN'S. SEPT 8 & 9 —
,Adventures On Ice and R.C.M.P. Musical Ride
Ulster Girls' Choir. MON. TO SAT. EVEN'S. SEPT.
11 TO 16—Famous Revue "And Away We Go"
with June Taylor Dancers —Famous R.C.M.P. cal Ride. jounay 0 Brien, Comedian. Wes Harrison,
Mr. Sound Itfects: The Cubs, jungle Fantasy; The
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Friday —opening Day: Saturday —War-
riots Day; Monday ladies' Dee TU6S.
day —Students Day; Wednesday and
Thursday -- Ilamess R,,r,PC, Friday — •
Children s Day: Saturday — Hanes,;
Racing.
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DAYS
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hiaedicrait; •Hobbies; Weelen'S Institute;
,. Fr;St., f!pwcrs: Pau;try. , etc., Thrilling Horse
— Shim.
AFT E RNOON RACING
Hurne5s Racing on Wed., Taws. & Sat.
Also fleaq flor7,e Srticren's
Road Racing ara inclt.dad v:int
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The Fabulous Western Fair
1 Shrine. Show-House.
Three big 1061 model cars,
1DWAYS
Two MidNays— children's
way and giant Admit
taring "The Wild Mouse'.'.
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HISTORY OF EAST HURON. •
AGRICULTURAL SQQIETY
1861-1861
WI:111141Ni by Mrs. Cordon. Knight
.ass;sted by Mrs. Ifertin McDonald).
Ti is now a century since .Fairs
were first bold 5, Brit,;80,,,
villa). The eeriest rerPeence to
this fair We e found in A F'eaforth
paper in 1589, which rrferred to it
ns. the . eighth annual fair. Thus it
was organized in 1861. and was
known as the Grey Drench 'Agri,
cultural Society. Also In a rePert of
Fall Fair, 1899, was the statement
that the Grey Branch: was organized
in 1S09.
The first fairs. .':re held on
Victoria Park, with the inside
dermal:N(12a housed in the halt at.
the Armstrong hotel, now. the
Amsriean hotel. The 1913 Brussels.
Pest's comment was that the Society
was organized about 50 years ago.
At the annual. meeting in 1872 the
the officers and members of the
Grey Branch decided it was neces,
sary to purchase a piece of ground .
for the Purpose of erecting a hall
and forming exhibition grouuds. A
committee was formed to investi-
gate the possibilitcs of buying
some land and the price of same.
At ,a, meeting a mouth later, sub-
scription lists were put into circu-
lation to raise money to purchase a
site. Three and three quarter acres
were purchased and the deed of
land is dated Sept. 19, 1874 and the
price was $575.00 The next summer
contractors commenced work on
the new Agricultural hall, which
cost 1St 0 and was in readiness for
the 1875 Fall Fair.
Due co the atollshi'ag of the North
Riding in Huron County, a new
Society was organized on Feb ,5,
1.5.115, and wes known ma: Best TTuren
Agricultural Spciety, This informat-
ion was taken from the Seaforth
Expositor.. Net until the annual
meeting in 1885 was the name of any
officer learned. Donald McLauchlin
was president that year.
The annual meeting of
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Licence No.-84.041, 0.441.P.111
Brussels, Ont.
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Teller; president of the Women'S..
Sections Ontario association 0C
Soeletiee; Mrs, Jae, •C,rammet,
Director. Distriet 5 0.A,A.S.; Robt,
Campbell, Director District 8;. Mrs.
Geo. Ironsides„ Georgetown, Sec..
Treas. 'Women's Div.; . Miss Stella
Kirkby, Teeswater, Director Wom-
en's Division Mulct 112; Donald.
MeTaVish, D. Director, 10; Mrs. A.
Koehler, Durham, Past Pres. Worn;.
ens' Div.; Wm, MgDougall, Director
8, Mr. Cihariton, Ilderton, Past, Pres. .•
0.A.A.S. Introduction of Past Presi-
dents and Secretaries was. made by
R ee
peeviL layien°,; tMahe•Ci\urta°t1e ilon7. 1 An them .411 ,
were invited to ten. served in the
Palace by the Ladies Division
with Mrs. Earl endmore, President.
,A cake, a replica of the Crystal I
Palace and portion of • grounds
including the Centennial Gates,
graced the tea table. This artistic
Mary Joanne Deitner became the
bride of Austin John Pickett, is St.
,Ambrose R. Cl,• Church, Brussels, on
September 2, at 11,am, The Rey.
Freeker of Winghe,m, performed th e
ceremony against -a bacaground of
ferns, Mrs, Janet Brophy, sister of
the bride, played the wedding
music and •Xiss Gertruno Pickett,
sister of the bridegroom, was soloist.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm, J. Deitner, R. R. 1
Ethel, Mr.. and Mrs, Win, Pickett of
Guelph are parents of the bride-
g r oh .
Given in marriage by her father,
the brid e wore a full length gown
of silk nylon over taffeta, featuring a
rited bodice. with sweetheart neck/
line "of, Alencon lace and, lilypoint
sleeves, The bouffant skirt was
appliqued with ;A:leneon. lace and
fell forming a train ;in back. Her
headdress was a tierra encircled.
with petals of silk illusion and
orange blossoms, caught to a triple
French illusion chapel veil. She, ,
carried a white prayer book crested ,
with a white orchid, She - wore
pearls, gift of the groom.
Miss Karen Deaner • was her I
sister's nvdd of honor and brides-;
maids were 'Mrs. Mary Collins and
Miss Margaret Pieckett, sisters of
the bridegroom, and Mrs. Rete, Keys
sister of the bride. Miss Deborah
Leddy, niece of the bride, was ;
flowerer]. The attendants were
dressed alike in full skirted gowns
of medium blue silk organza over
taffeta with petal overskirts,. bodices'
with heart shaped necklines and can
sleeves; matching gloves, pill box
hats with bouffant veils. They carried.
baskets of white and yellow chrysa,w
theinums. •
Carlo Delzilio was grooinsmati
eatd Ross Deitner and Stan Bolger
were ushers.
The bride's travelling costume was!
a blue knitted jersey suit, blue
mariboo cloche, Accessories were
blue and black. Her. corsage was
white and blue mums.
The couple will reside in Guelph.
exhibition of implements.
The East Huron Society published
a prize list each year, but the Grey ,
Branch did not have one. Each
society had its own annual meeting
and financial statement, but held
the. Fall Show jointly, it is not
known how these societies divided
the proceeds from the Fair. Perhaps
the explanation is in, some of the
early missing files of the Brussels
Post.
Huron Agricultural. Society was
held on Tannery 2,3, 1885, in the
Town, Hall vice,oresident Wm
Grieve in the chair. The treasurer's
report showed the receipts to he
1,135.49; Expenditures, 14008;
Balance $28.91. Total membership
SO, Officers for the year 1.885 were:
President, Donald McLauchlin; 1st
Vice, Wm. Grieve 2nd The.. Robert
Gibson; Directors, Charles TT.Ingsten,
Robert Brown, James Ferguson,
Robert Miller, G. 'Moffatt, Thos. •
Kelly, Alexander Stewart jr,, A, L.
Gibson, David °Milne; Auditors, F.
S. Scott, W. H. Kerr; See,-Treas.,
Daniel Stewart Delegates • to
Provincial Exhibitors, Robt, Gibson,
Daniel Stewart.
At a following meeting On Feb. 7,
the directors decided to hold the
shows for 1885 .at Brussels. on the
first ThurSday and Friday in
eeee,
The East Huron Agricultural;
Society sponsored the ,spring Show
which was held on April 16, These
shows were held for a number of
Years and were mostly exhibitions
oaf stallions and balls, There were
28 horses 'exhibited that year. A
attraction at this fair was
big
an
The grounds en Which the Pair
was held were small and inadequate.
At the annual meeting of the Grey
branch in 1891, the question of en-
larging the grounds was thscussed
The directors decided to buy 10
more acres from john Leckie on
condition that $600 be received as
gratuity from the funds of the late
Caledonia Society. and Driving Park
Alesociation, and that the Greg
branch agree to fence the said
gl'oly and hold it subject to
future lease or other arrangements,.
with a Driving Park Asseelatien,
should such be formed. This lend.
was purchased and in readiness for
the Fall Fair in 1891.
(Continued next week) t'
In the past we have owned a number of different makes of tractors, and
we tried many others on our farm before deciding the air-cooled, diesel
Renault was the tractor for us," says Mr. Robert M. Grimwood, R:R. 1,
Thorold,'Ont, Mr, Grimwood is engaged in mixed farming, has 16 acres of
grapes, and does custom baling for neighboring farmers.
"Before deciding on a Renault, we gave,it a rugged on-the-farm test In ;
competition against 4 other makes under the toughest, wet and hilly
onditions. We found the economy, power and stamina of Renault beat
fitted the needs of our farm."
Mr. Grimwood reports that his Renault air-cooled diesel is also used for
the tougher-than-average jobs on his father-in-law's adjacent farm. c.
Mr. Grimwood sums it up this way—"Not only is our Renault economical 1
it's as handy as a ny small tractor, and it's got the big tractor power too." I
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