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They deserve special mention." Legend - I', 'Cisborne; S, Ste- phen: C. Dredlton; D. Dashwood; all others, Exeter, WRITING Grades 7•S - Jams Duncan 71C. Phyllis Allen, Eleanor Stanlake, Sharon Passinore 14C7. Cerade 6 - Gordon Jones C, Mary Lou Howard Carol Lynn Shapton, Sharon Martine 45 Grade 5 -- Diane Allen 3C, Jo Anne Whilsrnith, Beth Gontan, ltary Wilson. Grade 4 - Anne Becker D, Bobby Read, Judy Maver Marjorie McKenzie, Grade 1 - Cecile Hall, Helen Tilley, Muriel Abbott 120, Orville James Grade 2 - Richard Oltewell, Paul de Vries, David Sweitzer, Elaine Glanville C. Grade 1 - Rebecca Fulcher, 'Elizabeth Jolly, Donna Bray, Launa Fuller. ART Grades 7-g - Eleanor Stanlake, Patsy Bridges, Susan Cornett, Lynn Hoffman. Grades 6-6 - Katy Eberhardt C', Dale Lampert 0, Christine Teckey, Jimmy Gifford. Grades 1-4 - Thor Orenezuk, Yvonne Romanink, Gail Sweet, Janet Ecker. Grades 1-2 - Melanie Veal, 'Braden Klumpp, Darlene Rader B, Rebecca Futelier. Kindergarten and rural grade 1 - Karen Skinner 417, Glenda Pfaff 45, Douglas Carroll 2L1, Nancy Baker 115. Open classes - Canadian scene, Lynn Hoffman, Randy Jones, Anne Bell, Brian McArthur; strip cartoon, Paul Rader D, Mary Coehrane, Marcia Sauder, Thomas Adams: world of tomorrow, Ern- est Kerr, Morris Wedlake, Randy A. Brown 3C, Susan Gibbons, BOOKLETS Grades - Eleanor Statilake, Margaret Bosch, Ann Creech, Joy Seldom Grades 5-G - Gordon Jones C, Naomi Bocock C. Edith Forrest 30, Michelle Harrison. Grades 3-4 - Gail Sweet, Cecile Hall, Jane Broderick, Allan Mac- Lean, Grades 1.2 - Mary Southeett, Barbara Bat y,. Don na Bray, Elizabeth Jolly, Open class - George Lee, SEWING Grade ei and, under - Pieced quilt block, Susan Allen 617, Mar- garet Cornish, Zion; pot holder, Sheila Willert U, Joyce Darman 51', Peggy 'Pryde, Brenda Skinner 61,7; stuffed animal toy, Marian Hern, Sherry Ford, Brenda Skin- ner 61.7 ; knitting, Diane Allen, Plugtown; Grace Thomson, Beth Snell,D, Susan Allen 617 Grade S and under-Half apron, Susan Allen 617-,- Ruth Hodge C, Penny... Schrotaler; pillow cases, Wilma Verkerk C. Jenny Verkerk C, Marlene 'Webber 21', Ruth Ann King C, Shirley Pfaff 45; knit- Plan menus at Elimville By MRS. ROSS SKINNER ELIMVILLE The third meeting of the "Elimville Country Pals" was held on Monday evening, Sept. 24 at the home of Mrs. Nor- man Jaques with 21 members and two leaders present. 1 41E. Verkerk C, Ane Creeeli; embroidered. Slower, .Shir- ley Pfaff 45, Open class-party table favors, Judy' Smith C. Brenda Skinner 61,', Dale LatlIPOrt C. Jane Ttickey- BOOKING Grade 6 and under - Drop cookies, grace 'Thoinsoe, Peggy PrYde, Barbara Stanlake, Eleanor "Wolfe In; bran muffins, judith Walters, Lois Porter,. Brenda Skinner 6,0, Lynn Richard. 'It'. Grade g and under--Dark cake, Eleanor Wolfe U. Susan Allen 61", Barbara, Uougall 11.', Eleanor Stan- lake; light cake, Lynda Dougall 111, Brenda Skinner 60, Eleaner Stanlake, Ruth Hodge C; fancy cookies, Muriel Abbott 121), Chris- title Tueltey, Barbara. ,Pougall /U. Helen Brown, FIR 3 Parkhill, Open class - Diane Oke Brenda Skinner 61T, Bruce Fut , cher, Jo Anne Burke, GRAIN Oats, Alan Bern 711; barley, Sheila Horn 717; .wheat, Sheila Hern 71,', Bill Brock 71J, Allan Hern 711; ensilage corn, Bobby Stone Bill Jeffery 'IOU, Barry Miller 21', Glen Hodgins C, Brian Miller 21'; grain corn, Larry Ferguson. joyce Ferguson, Huron- dale, Brian Miller 20, Dale Lam- port C. VEGETABLES Red mange's, Bobby Stone white mangels, :Tim Snow 311, Bobby Stone 1013; turnips, Doug- las Penhale 657, Ronald Essery 145, John Fahner 0, 'Lloyd Stew- art 517, Bob Snow 21-7; muskmelon,. Dalton Noels 0, Carol Shapton, Dwight Noels C, Barry Clarke C; beets, Danny Haugh SS, Christine Tile:key, Bruce Mills 121.1; Lynda Blanchard, Lester l-lohner; tome.- pies, Ruth Cuchnore IOU, Leslie eudmore 11111, Sharon Morena ITS, Sharon Passmore BM, John Bec- ker Di early cabbage, Kathy Wells, Linda, Wells, Donald Ave- PM C, Norma Neilson D, Pauline Greg 118; late cabbage, Glen Hodgins C. Long carrots, Sheila Willert D, Sharon Passmore 10C, Janet Mc- Dowell C, Darlene Porter, David Gibson C; short' carrots, Jimmy verkerk C, Joe French 1213. Beth Passmore 101,', Beth Snell D, Randy Smith C; beans, Lorrie Becker 48, Douglas Ford 45, Sand- ra. Simplon C, Randy Becker 1), Dianne Oke, Hueondale; citron, Jimmy McRoberts 121', Larry Skinner GC, Ruth Ann McRoberts 1211, Sharon Hodge C, Bobby Mc- Roberts 121'. Anniversary at Shipka SHIPKA Anniversary services were held in the United Church here Sunday with Rev. Moorhouse of Parkhill as guest minister. Miss Marlene King and Miss Dorene Kenny of Crediton pro- vided special music at the morning service and Mrs. Eve- rett Haist and Mr. Harry Hoff- man of Dashwood for the eve- ning service. Mrs. Harry Shep- pard was organist at both serv- ices. Personal items Miss Annie Consitt, of Hen- sail, was a Sunday visitor with Mr and Mrs. Hugh Morenz. Mr. and .Airs. Cliff Russell and family attended the wed- ding and reception for their niece, Miss Grace Baldwin, to Mr. Donald. Woodiwiff at Alford United Church, Essex, on Sat. urday. Sgt. Earl Smith, Mrs. Smith and family o' Portage La Prai- rie are visiting with Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ratz. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fassold and Mrs. Nelda Rutledge, of London, were weekend visitors with Mrs. Milton Rats and Mrs. Philip Fassold. Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, of Hamilton, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morenz, June and Sharon, "i don't give a hoot about winter." No wonder. With hundreds of soft, worm feathers protecting him, old Mister Owl certainly can afford to ignore the coming freezing blasts of winter. But you can't, follow the lead of wise birds. Call up your Co-op and arrange for their convenient CO-OP Sunglo fuel Oil Servile, What a wonderful, warm difference if will make to your nesti Think about this-t when you patronize your Co-operative, you're not just a customer .. you're an owner, PETROLEUM PRODUCTS FUEL Oil. PROPANE GASOLINE GREASE OIL EXETER DISTRICT CO OP • 2 1S-208I Seeash, June Hedgins C. Leslie Cudwore 11.157, Bob Snow 25', Jan- ice Piaster D. Sharon. Hodge hubbard. Wettish, Ruth Ann Kerr,, Avis Elford 60, Donald Averill Stewart 'Brown 10S, Mary Hodgins C; pie pumpkin, Sharon Batten 61T. Cheryl Westeett IL1 , 'Erie Brown 105, Darrel Vielibeiner 0, Susan Allen .61.7: large pempkin. Allan MacLean, Dale Larnport Glenn Hodgins C. Sherrie Otis 617, Donald Averlll Best asilinal .mado from Yege• tahlea - Janet Davis, Bob Doric, Larry Fleet It. Dolt Jelly, Late potatoes, ('isle! Lye Shalt' ten, Kathy Mciemaki, Ealde (Trek/ 115, Isom Patterson 51.1, 13t1 'Bee- tenotyer 11; eerie potatoes, John Palmer C, Beverly Gentiner, Sandra. Skinner Nelly Zombie D, Charles itle(7ormick 617; large etteumber, Sharon, Passniore IOL', Beth pzts8Alictre 1011. Paul Pass' more 101.7, Bill Brock 711, jimmy flueloher D1 Spanish oakum, ora- LarrY Shapton. Ruth. .o npnne e Leslie teulmere 10 r, Joa it All en CC yellow onions. Kathy Alierlinnit 2'S. Helen Bat • len 60, Sharon fledge Sheila tirt n Miller' NJ: li»g cucumbers,. 'yellsZontleg 11S, Bin Bret% 711, Larry :Gauen, bonnie Eliaabeth FRUIT Northern Spy apples, Bill Eery lel% 111'11111. Miller 20, Barry 217, Edward Restemayer 1), 1/ale Si, inn en 657 ; McIntosh, Bill JefferV 11111, Brian Miller 25', Bar- ry Miller 21.1 , Helen Mitten .0, Edward Restemayer I): snow ail- Pler, Itill Jeffery 101', Barry 1111.. ler 217. Brian Miller 21', Edward Bestemayer 11: urtland applee, 11111 Jeffery MI), Brian Miller 211; Delieleus tipples, Mil Jeffery 1011, Brian Miller 217, 13-arry Miller II?, Edward " Restemayer P, Garry Don 58; nears, Leslie Cialmore 1411, Robert. Whilsmith, Sharon Martine 4S, ,Toan. 117111sulllh, Ruth (Ulmer° 1411; plums, Rah Cud- more UV, Leslie ,Ctidniore 1061, Danny Wallet's Cl',, 11111. Jeffery lilt[. MANUAL TRAINING "[AMU nril Mont, L fy ‘1,' C c n Brown I OS% Wren house, Abau MeLeam, Jelin LtieneY,I tars Vineent 105, Elizabeth Jolly; book ends, Donny Jelly, Gordon Page; trays, 'Po n Heywood 55T, Alex }Welter; metal artIcie, Ale,v Ilea- ti" P, Bonita Oreen. Oil Paintings --- Dols johns 711, Murray .Johns FLOWERS Asters, Johu liedier D. Dainty Walters .651„ 13artistra, Stanlake, Lorne Ferguson 1211, 0411 Fleet DI cesmea„ Bobby Slone 101), June Hodgins V. Danny Laing, Karen Kerslake 61.1, Ruth Ditilmore 11.10; snapdragons, Daiuuy Laing, Lorne. Fergusou 1211, Gorden Nern 1211, Dianne ,.01se., Hurendale, Doeita. Orem; marigolds, Judy Smith 0, Donald Nell 120, Lorne Ferguson MT, Susan QrIgg D, Judy Despr. ding 115; pctimlas,.' ;lose Verge- son, 'Sharon 'Pass-mere harry Fereesen, Het/ Hodge C,. Barry Miller 2 11 ; similas, 11 Wee n lc holuer 3s, Gorden Here 120, Sharon Mar- terse 4S, .Pleatior 117.elfe 11, Hans Zeelittlsen; flotvers, Janet Mc. Dowell 148, Jo Ann' 7,Vbilsmeli„ Pale Lampert (.1 Paoli), Laing. POULTRY Leglier116 / Coekerel, Barry Miller 217, Jim Snow 21', 'Brian Miller eti; puliet, Brian nut or 211, Barry miller 251; hybrids. Bill Jeffery 1011, Brian Miller 21T, Bill Bus- table 1451 ducks, Pauline Grob 115, Ron Mason 11B( Blot" Orenc, PETS Bantams, Bobby Snell 48, Doug Webbee 211, Michael Tiernan P., john Becker P: rabbits,Bobert Adams 75, Lee Browning CI, Brian Melia 145„ Beth Passim/re 141.1• pigeons, parry Fleet 0,Barry Miller 2U, Bandy 13.ecker D, Uail Fleet B: kittens, Alan 'Bern 711, Bon 'Webb D, Paul ..swartzoo- limber, Jo, Anus Nudged, !II; best trained deg, John Dinney, joint f3it114, Patilitte Wells, 4Jo. Anil liedgert 211, 'HORSES 6H cATTLg Light breed volt, ,blinny Dyke- man, Bobby Clarke 1111; Bobby Clarke, Pavid DYltenian, Bruce Wits 145, Leslie Dyke- ma'', Beef pair born befero Jan, 1, Edwin Kerslake 617. Eric entruher; beef calf born after jan. 1, Dwight Bilierinetuil: /1 /1 “,t! calf, horn before Jan. 1,. Hem 7.411 dairy calf' • 'horn after Jam 1, Sheila Hera 7.1.4 Luke .511111197 k , 11 Blenshard, Raul :Baker 711, David Marshall, 11. 11 Jantthar showneteshIp„ 13111 Brock 70, Duke Muliwylc 11.14, Bael Baker 711, Sheila Hera 711, Sales -- Bair beeon hogs over 175 lbs., .Doug peuhrile, Bobby Slime, Beth Basta-love, -Tack Rod, A:114 21.1, jack liedgert 21); under 100 lbs., Doug Penlatle, 30 Aline Nedgert CU, Jack Rodger! gl),. Leslie Dylsoman 711, rage 10 The- 'TIMAPAO9cofft, :$0,ptOn*Or Vie I 902 As many CIS 50 in a :class in ,school fair .competitions Mrs. Skinner gave notes on vegetables for a main course, the vegetable plate and the oven dinner. The girls were divided into four groups and made out a family .menu which were discussed afterwards. A full vegetable plate was served after demonstration consisting of baked potatoes, lima beans and celery, cheese sauce on cauliflower and cabbage, mash- ed squash and tomato wedges. Discussion for the fourth meeting was given on soups, casseroles and relish plates and home assignments for next meeting is to prepare a new vegetable supper dish and .check results. on chart in members' pamphlets. Next meeting will be Monday evening, Oct. 1 at 7 p.m. Personal items Mrs. Delmer Skinner was sue' cessful m winning 12 firsts, 11 seconds and eight thirds in the Tlorne Department at Seaforth 'air last Friday. Mt. and Mrs. Alvin Cooper visited on Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. William Moore of Rannoch, Mr. and Mrs, Don 'Willcox. of Kitchener, spent the weekend -y,ith Mr. and Mrs. iloutly.. . The Elimville Teen Town will hold their first party at Ellin- ville Hall on Saturday .eVening. All teed-alters are welcome to attend.