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The Brussels Post, 1972-10-04, Page 10Huron .black .and. white, show success Qearg cool WeatheriProered the Huron County Blank & White day held September 22nd at pea, forth. Eighty head were shows by twenty-three Holstein exhibit- ors while a large ringside watch ed the efficient placings made by Judge Gordon lanes, Wood- stock, Ont. Allan Wylie, Clifford, won both, the Premier Breeder and Premier Exhihitof honours, with Georg e Hayden, Gorrie, in sec- grid place for both awards.. The first prize two-year-old heifer, Meri Acres Emily, Shown by Ross Marshall, Kirkton, went on, to become the Senior and Grand Champion female. She was a very large stylish heifer with an excellent udder having particularly nice rear attach- ment. The Reserve Senior and. Reserve Grand female was pn- plex Hope, the winning three- year-old shown by Elston Spei- ran, Brussels. Hope had plenty of dairy character with open rib and a good quality udder show- ing plentY of width at the rear. Judge Innes found the Jun- ior and Reserve Junior Champion females in the senior yearling heifer class, with Royal. Ormsby Marjorie standing first for Allen Wylie and Banella Marquis Barbie in second position for George L. Hayden. This was a typey pair, both very dairy, with the Junior Champion being BOWLING RESULTS LADIES HIGH SINGLE Marlene Rutledge, 288 & 241 Helen Adams, 268 Jane Ward, 233 LADIES HIGH TRIPLE Marlene Rutledge, 712 Jane Ward, 593 Helen Adams, 573 MEN'S HIGH SINGLE Gord Smith 295 & 232 Bill Stephenson 265 Ray Adams, 226 MEN'S HIGH TRIPLE Gord Smith 684 Bill Stephenson, 629 Ray Adams, 584 PEOPLE WE KNOW Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Pegelow were surprised September 28th when Mrs. Pegelow's sister Alma and her husband, and brother Norman of St. Catharines" and brother Wilfred and wife, all dropped in to wish them a happy anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mc- Cutcheon were weekend visit- ors in Kingsville, with his bro- ther. MERLE FREEMAN Brussels, Ont. PHONE 887-6528 larger', strong, 94 top and with good depth of rib. There was a class of seven bull calves, the entry of Hol- Den Farm„ Clinton, standing first and taking the ChamPinnshiP• He was HO-Den Rockette Ringo. The Reserve went to the second plac- ing, Samna Linda Eugene shown by Keith F. Johnston, 13luevale, Ross Marshall showed the first prize Breeder's Herd and had the winning cow and calf pair on the Grand Champion and her calf Meri Acres Erma which placed second in the junior calf class. Banella Marquis Sonnet, who stood fourth in the class for cows five years old and over, was named Best Uddered Hol- stein for George Hayden. El- ston Speiran showed the first prize aged cow and first junior yearling heifer. Hot-Den Farm had the winning dry scow and the first prize four-year-old; Allan. Wylie showed the top sen- ior heifer calf and Robert Eedy, Walton, showed his 4-H calf to 'first place in the junior calf class. A Brussels Post Classified will pay you dividends . Have you tried one?.Dial 887-6614. •• Huron County Black and White. Show was held in Seaforth on Friday, September 22,1972. Thir- teen Breeders from Huron County brought out SO head. The Judge was Gordon Innis of Woodstock. 1st. Prize Bull Calf -Holden Farms, Clinton. 1st Prize Heifer Calf - Allen Wylie & Sons, Clifford. 1st. Prize Junior Yearling - Elston Speirar & Son, R.R.3, Brussels. 1st Prize Senior Yearling - Allen Wylie & Sons, Clifford. 1st. Prize 2 yr. Old Ross Marshall & Son, Kirkton. 1st. Prize 3 yr. Old - Elston Speiran & Son, R.R.3, Brussels 1st. prize 4 yr. old - Holden Farms, Clinton. 1st. prize 5 yr. old - Elston Speiran & Son - R.R.3, Brussels 1st prize Best Udder - George Hayden, Gorrie. Grand Champion Cow - Ross Marshall, Kirkton. Reserve Grand Champion Cow - Elston Speiran & Son, R.R.3, Brussels. Premier Breeder - Allen Wylie & Sons, Clifford, Ont. Premier Exhibitor - Allen Wylie & Sons, Clifford, Ont. If you can't trust your old furnace this winter, trust Texaco's. A Texaco forced air furnace is the most dependable furnace you can buy. It's designed to ensure the complete combustion of every last drop of oil. And oil means the most heat forthe least money. It's also available on easy budget terms. HOME COMFORT 10—THE BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER 4, 1972 • Charlie Thomas is a 44 year old Grey Township farmer. Charlie and his wife Mary have a family of 3, Bob 19, David 18, and Dianne 15. • Member of Brussels Branch of Royal Canadian Legion • Past President of Brussels lJoiit Club • Member of Brussels United Church • Member of many farm organizations • Reeve of grey Township • Served on Regional Development Council for 8 years • Past Chairman of Huron Planning Board • Member of Tax Review Committee and Social Services Committee of Huron County .Council For a man of c ct on 11 a • For information call Brussels 887-6125 /de I homcs •