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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1954-09-22, Page 4
The Wingluun Advance-Times, Wednesday, September 22, 1951 ££?W<5/ Modern aluminum alloys seem tough enough to take almost anything. For instance, one manufacturer uses aluminum forthose little electrically driven cars the kids love to climb into at carnivals and fairs. The idea is to whirl around at high speed exchanging spine-shattering bumps with other “motorist?”. They actually stand up under this treatment (the cars, we mean). Our own Alcan research ers are constantly developing and testing new applications, better products improved production techniques. There’s always something new in alum inum! Aluminum Company of Canada, Ltd. (Alcan). / * Bdgrave School Fair Results (Continued from page three.) Mary Pocock, 9 EW; Doreen 1 USS, 6 EWW; Ruth Coultes, Marlene Purdon, Belgrave; Logan, Belgrave. Flower Results Aster, Wilfred Pocock, USS Ji W; Mary Pocock, USS 9, EWW; Cosmos, Murray Govier, USS 3 EW and Morris; Janet Beecroft, USS 7, EWW; Margaret Dalrymple, 10 EW; Ross Peacock. 10 Morris; Ken Coultes. USS 9, EWW; Kay Naylor, USS 7, EWW. African marigold, Rose Marie Lutz, USS 6, EWW. French marigold, John Rinn, 3 Mor ris; Bob Jefferson, USS 7, EWW; Keith Robnson, Belgrave; Marilyn Goll, Belgrave; Bakke de Haan, USS 16 EWW; Florence Bacon, Belgrave, Larkspur, Keith Hardy, USS 7, EWW; Carol Oke, 5 Morris; Don Achilles. 11 Morris. Snapdragon, Donald Scott, 1 Morris. Jerry Achilles, 11 Morris; Karen Anderson, 5 Morris. Petunia, Joyce Harman, 8 Morris; Lillian Pen- gelly, Belgrave; Mary Kirkby, 11 Mor ris; Pat Somers, 9 Morris; George Watson, 4 Morris. Phlox, Ivan Howatt, USS 6, EWW; Bob Bylsma, Belgrave; Roy Hardy, USS 7, EWW; Yvonne Rath, 13 EW; Anne Shortreed, 9 Morris. Zinnia, Dougas Thomas, 8 Morris; Ronnie Nicholson, 5 Morris; Patsy Logan, Belgrave; Cameron Robinson, USS 7, EWW; Garth Walden, USS 6, EWW; Clifford Brewer, 8 Morris. Cornflower, Murray Scott, 13 EW; Wallace Black, 6 Morris; Mary Jefferson, USS 7, EW W; Alice Nesbit, 1 Morris; Margaret Wightman, Belgrave; Lyle Smith, 13 E.W. Stucks, John Gaunt, USS 7, EWW. Gladioli Gladioli, Garth Walden, USS 6, EW W; Margaret Wightman. Belgrave; Lyle Smith, 13 EW; Roy kardy, USS 7, EWW; Ann Shortreed, 9 Morris; Pal Somers, 9 Morris. Dahlia cactus, 'Karen Anderson, 5 Morris; Ronnie Nicholson, 5 Morris; Joyce Armstrong, ■5 Morris; Donald Procter, 5 Morris; Camreon Robinson, USS 7, EWW. Dahlia, any other variety, Joyce Arm strong, 5 Morris; Karen Anderson, 5 9, EW Geo. Walpole i SASH FRAMES CUPBOARDS PITTSBURG PAINTS GLASS | STAIRS| SCREENS j HARDWARE Morris; Grant McBurney, 8 EW; Lyle Smith, 13 EW; Marilyn Fear, Bel grave; Kay Naylor, USS 7. EWW.Dinmg room bouquet, Wayne Pletch, Belgrave; Donald Proctor, 5 Morris; Keith Hardy, USS 7, EWW; Susan Wightman, 9 EW; Kay VanCamp, Begrave; David Hanna, Belgrave- Living room bouquet, Pat Somers, 9 Morris; Mary Pocock, 9 EW; Waype Pletch, Belgrave; Ronnie- Nicholson, 5 Morris; Susan Wightman, 9 EW; Ken Coultes, 9 EW. Decoration for Thanksgiving, Yvonne Rath, 13 EW; Janette Johnston: USS 7. EWW; Mary Pocock, 9 EW; Linda Johnston, USS 7, EWW; Murray Scott, 13 EW; Joyce Amstrong, 5 Morris. Apples Spys, Yvonne Rath, 13 EW; Anne Nesbitt, 1 Morris; May Govier, USS 3, EW and Morris; Alice Nesbitt, 1 Morris; Marilyn Goll, Belgrave; Rob* ert Scott, 1 Morris. Snow, Yvonne Rath, 13 EW; Mclntpsh Reds, Yvonne Rath, 13 EW; Murray Scott, 13 EW; Marilyn Goll, Belgrave. Crab apples, Yvonne Rath, 13 EW; Linda Johnson, USS 7, EWW; Donald Procter, 5 Morris; Betty Blair, 13 EW; Basket of assorted fruits for table use, five varieties, judged 50 per cent arrangement. 50 per cent fruit, Bobby Cook, 13 EW; Yvonne Rath, 13 EW; Murray Scott, 13 EW; Doug Coultes, 9 EW; Rog. liardie, USS 7, EW; Betty Blair, 13 EW. Farm MechanicsFarm mechanics, boys only, grades 7 and model garage, W. Pocock, 9 EW; R? Hardy, USS 7, EWW; Open magazine rack, M. Coultes, 9 B\V; K. Coultes, 9 EW; K. Robinson, Belgrave, Murray Scott, 13 EW; Ivan Howatt, USS 6, EWW; Don Achilles, 11 Morris. Special Prizes Donated by Women’s Institute, Bel grave. Senior girls, four finished button holes on factory cotton, Patsy Logan, Belgrave; Joan Johnstob, 11 Morris; Doreen Howatt, USS 6, EWW; Alice Nesbitt, 1 Morris. Junior girls, doll's flannelette blanket, Gloria Jean Lutz, USS 6, EWW; Florence Rinn, Belgrave; Linda Rinn, Belgrave; Betty Rinn, Belgrave; Linda Coultes, 13 EW; Jean Walters, 11 Morris. Senior boys, adjustable calf halter, Cameron Robinson, Belgrave; Keith Robinson,‘Belgrave; Murray Scott, 13 EW; John McDowell, 13 EW; Bob Cook, 13 EW; Barkley Speigelberg, USS 6 EWW, Junior boys, collection of six knots mounted, Clayton Rob inson, USS 7, EWW; Murray Coultes, 9 EW; Donald McDowell, 13 EW; Bry an Spiegelberg, USS 6, EWW; Jimmy Taylor, 9 EW; Ivan Howatt, USS 6, EWW. Grain Classes From home farm—medium and late oats, Yvonne Rath,- 13 EW; Bobby Cbok, 13 EW; Jimmy Taylor, 9 EW; Douglas Johnston, Begrave; John Fin- eon, 9 EW; Ruth .Michie, 5 Morris. Early oats, Murray Scott, 13 EW; Custom Woodwork Telephone 26 0-w Carpentry Building Wingham / It’s a SNAP to get VALUES HERE! Morris; Linda Rinn, Belgrave; Flor* ehce Ririn, Belgrave; Shirley Snell, USS 6, EWW; Julia Mason, USS 7, EW; Douglas Johnston, Belgrave. Turnips, R. Coultes, 9 EW: Murray Procter, 5 Morris; L. Staddinan, 1 Morris; a Biemaft, USS 7 EWW: Ross Wightman, Belgrave; B. Fear, USS 3, Morris and EW. Largest pumpkin, G. Schoeman, 1 Morris; J. Schoeman, 1 Morris; L. Turney 8 Morris. L, Smith, 1 Morris; Dpnna Foltz, 7 Morris; Murray Procter, 5 Morris. White beans, L. Johnston, USS 7, EWW; Margaret Nicholson, 5 Morris; Max Plqtch, Belgrave; G, Mathers, 8 Morris; B’Mathers, 8 Morris; D, Pattison, 9 EW. Colored beans, A. de Haan, USS 16 EWW; Gloria Jean Lutz, USS 6, EWW; N, Whitehead, 7 Morris; B. de Haan. USS 16 EW; Collection of vegetables,* D. Pattison, 9 EW; Keith Pletch, Belgrave; B. Rinn, Belgrave; R, Goll, 8 Morris; J. Robinson, USS 7, EWW; S. Chamney, USS 7 EWW. {School Seed Flowers School Fair seeds, aster, Carol Anne Walsh, Belgrave; Larry Blake. 12 Mor ris; Rose Marie Hallahan, USS 3 EW and Morris; Clifford Snell, USS 6 EW. Cosmos Lila Black, 13 EW; Ann Caldwell, 10 EW; Margaret Nich olson, 5 Morris; Kenneth. McGowan, 10 EW; Betty Rinn, Belgrave; Betty Yunblut, USS H EW and Huliett. African marigold, Jetty Cartwright, 10 EW. French marigold, Keith Pletch, Belgrave; Laurene Walpole, 12 Morris; Wendy Fear, Belgrave; Gloria Jean Lutz, USS 6 EWW,' Jimmie Cook, 13 EW; Mary Craig, 8 Morris. Larkspur, Mary Nesbitt/ 1 Morris. Snapdragon, Ralph Logan, Belgrave; Gary Robin-' son, USS 7 EWW; Donna Grasby, 5 Morris; Raymond Hallahan, USS 3 Morris and EW; Sandra Chamney, USS 7 EW; Clayton Robinson, USS 7, EWW.Petunias, Jim Johnston, 8 Morris; Bill Thompson. USS 7 EWW;,Murray McLennon, 8 Morris; Florence'Rinn, Belgrave; (Douglas Howatt, USS 6, EW W; John Schoeman, 1 Morris. Phlox, Joyce Procter, 5 Morris; Hugh Mc- Burney, 9 EW. Zinnia, -Allan Bosman, Belgrave; Alex Finleon, 9 EW; Julia Mason, USS 7 EWW; Linda Wilson, USS 16 EWW; Bryan Speigelberg, USS 6, EWW; Murray Procter, 5 Morris, Cornflower, Elgin Pease 1 Morris;- Grace Mathers, 8 Morris; Max Pletch, Belgrave; Gerald Blake, 11 Morris; Fred Brewer, .8 Morris; Ross Goll, 8 Morris. Stocks, Barry Logan, Belgrave, Fom home farm—Gladioli, Shirley Snell, USS 6 EWW; Murray Vincent, USS 7 EWW; Clifford Snell, USS 6, EWW; Ross Goll, 8 Morris; Donna Weitz, 7 Morris; Wayne Elston, 7 Morris. Dahlia cactus, Neil Edgar, 7 Morris; Clayton Robinson, USS 7, EW W; Jimmie Robinson, USS 7 EWW; Dahlias, Margaret Nicholson, 5 Mor ris; Douglas Howatt, USS 6, EW; Ruth Michie, 5 Morris; Gary Robin son. USS 7 EWW; Doreen Pattison, 9 EW; Linda Johnston, USS 7 EWW. Table BouquetsDining table bouquet, Jim Johnston, 8 Morris; Florence Rinn, Belgrave; Fred Brewer, 8 Morris^ JLinda Rinn, Hanna, Belgrave. Living room' bou- (Continued on page nine.) Howatt, USS 6 EWW. Outs. Dougas Johnston, Belgrave; Joyce Procter, 5 Morris; Yvonne Rath, 13 EW; Linda Coultes, 13 EW: Carol Oke, 5 Morris; Xvari Howatt USS 6, EWW. Barley, John Gaunt, USS 7, EWW; Douglas Johnston, Belgrave; Murray Scott, 13 EW; Yvonne Rath, 13 EW; Douglas Howatt, USS 6, EW W; Ruth Taylor, 9 EW/Winter wheat, Yvonne Rath, 13 EW; Stewart Yitng- blut, USS 11 EW and Huliett; Jean Shortreed, 9 Morris; John Gaunt USS 7, EWW; Gloria Jean Lutz, USS 6, EWW; Linda Coultes, 13 EW, Field corn, Kenneth Black, 13 EW; Yvonne Rath, 13 EW; George Bieman, USS 7, EWW; Marjory Black, 13 EW; Wayne Coultes, 9 EW; Gerrat Schoe man, 1 Morris. Swept corn, Doreen Pattison, 9 EW; Ronald Nicholson, 5 Morris; Garth Walden, USS 6, EWW; Yvonne Rath, 13 EW; Julia Mason, USS 7, EWW; John Gaunt, USS 7, EWW; Field corn, Yvonne Rath, 13 EW; Lila Black, 13 EW; Marjory Black, 13 EW; Kenneth Black,. 13 EW; Donald McDowell, 13 EW; John McDowell, 13 EW. School Fair Seed Mangels, Joyce Procter, 5 Morris; Bobby Taylor, USS 5 EW and Morris; Douglas Johnston* Belgrave; Ross Wightman, Belgrave. Turnips, Larry Fear, USS 3, EW and Morris; Terry Richmond, 12 Morris; Gwen Griffith, 12 Morris John Hoonaard, USS 3 EW and Morris; Kenny Black. 13 EW; Ruth Currie, 9 EW,' Beets, Donna Grasby, 5 Morris; Carol Anne Walsh, Belgrave; Douglas Bieman, Belgrave; Jean Hanna, Belgrave; Betty Bylsma, Belgrave; Max Pletch, Belgrave. Cabbage Class Cabbage, Walter Bacon, Belgrave; Ralph Logan, Belgrave; Douglas How att, USS 6 EWW; Linda Rinn, Bel grave; Keith Pletch, Belgrave; Henie de Yong, Belgrave. Carrots, Anne Pea cock, 10 Morris; Anne Caldwell, 10 EW; Hugh McBurney, 9 EW; Nora Whitehead, 7 Morris; Tommy Warwick, 8 Morris; Linda Wilson, USS 16, EWW. Cucumbers, Betty Rinn," Bel grave; Rose Marie -Hallahan, USS 3, EW and Morris; Ruth Coultes, 9 EW; Linda Bryans, 9 Morris; Betty Mae Yungblut, USS 11 EW and Huliett; Anne Speigelberg, USS 6 EWW. Onions, Jetty Cartwright, 10 EW; Clayton Robinson, USS 6, EWW; Lnda Johnston, USS 7. EWW; Sandra Chamney, USS 7, EWW. Parsnips, Margaret Nicholson, 5 Morris; Doreen Pattison, 9 EW; Bill Naylor, USS 7, EWW. Squash, Larry Blake, 12 Mor ris; Jean Shortreed, 9 Morris; Floyd Smith, 1, Morris. Muskmelon, Marjorie Black, 13 EW; Anno de Haan, USS 16, EWW; Ken Pollard, 11 Morris; Flor ence Rinn, Belgrave. Watermelon, Jean Bolger, 11 Mor ris; Jean Bacon, Belgrave; Walter Bacon, Belgrave; Ruth Michie, 5 Mor ris; Gary Robinson, USS 7 EWW; Linda Coultes, 13 EW, Mangels, Jim Taylor, 9 EW; Douglas Johnston, Bel- ------ ----, -------- ------, — , grave; Joyce Procter, 5 Morris; Cam- Yvonne Rath, 13, EW; Bobby Cook, , eron Robinson, USS 7 EWW; Clayton 13 EW; Jean Whitehead, 7 Morris; Robinson, USS 7, EWW; Linda Coul- Lyle Yungblut, USS, 11 EW and Hui- tes, 13 EW. Potatoes, late, Douglas lett; Helen Whitehead, 7 Morris. Bar- Johnston, Belgrave;* Jim Johnston, 8 ley, Murray Scott, 13 EW; Yvonne Morris; dlifford Snell, USS 6, EWW; ----- --- - ■ -.- T - Rath, 13 EW; Anne Shortreed, 9 Mor- Barry Scott, 9 EW; Annie Caldwell, Belgrave; Ruth Michie, 5 Morris; Jean ris; Stewart Yungblut, USS 11, EW 10 EW; Mary Nesbitt, 1 Morris. Wo””Q R0io->.»v0 t.,™* no land Huliett; Mary Taylor, 9 EW; Ivan Potatoes, early, Donna Grasby, 5 Immigrants entering Canada in 1953 ing industry produced 272,745 ■eal- totalled 169,000. skins °f seven timos many M th During 1951 Canada’s fish-process- 1950. skins or seven times as many gg Ln it®$ THE STORE FREE ! ■$< 1 ■I a WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY FALL SUIT/ COAT $85.00 to or WINTER $25.00 .. 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