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THE VS/INGHAM ADVANCE-TIME$
(Contiriacd. from pale sour)
Coil, 17 EW _and'M i Donald Perigellyi 2.7 lilW and M; Margaret Wightman,
17 EW and M; Glen: „Qaultes, 17 .EW
and. NI; Keith Robinson, V. EW and M; .Copers, elassa pets, Grades .,*-3; Mari,
lYn-PerigellYs 17 EW and M; Marilyn
Fear, 3 EW mid M; Harold Creighton,
11 EW; Robert Marker, 0 M; Cecil
3 , Bruinsma, 16 . W; .Jehri Wightman, 17 EW and M; air of. rabbits, .gradeSS.
14: W..$01.41..ir,1 M; Gerald Thom.,
es, 8 MS. Donald Procter, 0 M; Dog,
Grades 1-3: Barry Logan, 17 EW an
M; Larry Fear, 3 pf end. EW; Garry
Robinson, 7 EW; Cat, Grades 1,3; Ann Wightman, 17 EW and M; Jot.14
Hanna, 17 EW and 14; Eonglad Bruin-
sale, 7 EW; 'Ellen .Doerr, 11 EW; petty Rinn, 7 EW; Garry Robinson,
7 NW.
FAUN MIKDANICS, Boys only
.Sewing card, Grades 1,2: Billy Scott,
17 L W and NI; Barry Logan, 1.7 Kw
and 1111; Kaas Bruinsma, 10 EW;. Doug-
las Johnston, 17 EW and 14; Jimmy
Taylor, 9 EW; Fred Bruinsma, 10 EW;
Teapot stand: Grades •34: Jimmy
Scott, 17 EW and M; Cameron Rob-
inson, 7 EW; John Gaunt, 7 EW;
Ronald 'NiColson,. 5 M; Donald Procter,
5 Morris. Spool rack: Glenn Coultes,
17 EW and NI; Keith Robinson, 17
EW and M; Arie Verhoef, 12 M; Bob
Cook, 13 EW; Bobby Marks, 5 ig;
Bruce Campbell, 5 M; Three-legged
milk stool, Glen Coultes, U . 17 EW;
and 31; Wilfred Pocock, 9 EW; Bobbie
Higgins, 7 IVI;4<eith Robinson, U 17
EW and M; David Hanna, U 17 .EW
and M.
ARTS AND CRAFTS
Illustration of ' song, girls, Grades
1-2: Karen Anderson, 5 M; Joan Al-
cock, 9 M; Jean Shortreed, 9 NI; Jean
Hanna, 17 EW; Kathleen Craig, 8 NI;
Anne Wightman, 17 EW; Funny paper
character, girls, grades 3.4: Thelma
Cowing, 10 M; Edith Davis, 4 M;
Kay VanCamp, 17 EW; Eva Verhoef,
12 M; Marie Johnston, 8 M; Ruth
Taylor, 9 EW, Any bird, girls,- Grades
5-6: Brenda Breckenridge, 10 M;
Margaret Lily McCutcheon, 8 111;
Greta Bruinsma, 10 EW; Eleanor
Walsh, 17 EW; Lillian Pengelly, 17
ZW; Sylvia Wharton, 6 E and WW;
Nature scene, boys, Grades 7-8: Bill
Lutz, 6 E and WW; Gordon Smith,
13 EW; Herbert Kirkby, 11 M; James
Spivey, 5 M; Donald Coultes, 13 EW;
Ken McKenzie, 17 EW; Drawing, open
Allan Campbell, 5 M; Arie Verhoef,
12 M; John Gaunt, 7 EW; Harvey
Snell, 6 E and WW; John Cronyn, 1
M; Bob Higgins, 7 M.
, Drawing of bird, boys, Grades 5-6:
Bob Higgins, 7 M; Glen Coultes, 17
EW; Ralph Watson, 4 M; Murray
Johnston, 8 M; Gerald Shaw Achilles,
11 31; Harvey Snell, 6 E and WW.
Drawing, girls open: Ruth Ann Ennis,
11 M; Edythe Rinn, 3 IVI; Shirley Lutz,
6 E and WW; Rose Marie Lutz, 6 E
and WW; Edith Marks, 3 M; Ila Pen-
golly, 17 EW.
Illustration of song, boys Grades
1-2: Douglas Johnston, 17 EW; Barry
-Logan, 17 EW; Murray McLennan, 8
M; Marven Snell, 6 E and WW;
Clifford Snell, 6 E and WW; Stanley
Marks, 3 M. Funny paper character,
boys, Grades 3-4: John Gaunt, 7 EW;
Donald Smith, 4 M; Jimmy Smith;
John Campbell, 6 E and WW; John
Bylsma, 17 EW; Ronald Snell, 6 E
and WW; Nature sctne, Ila Pengelly,
17 EW; Rosemarie Bolger, 11 M;
Gwen Walsh, 17 EW; Ruth Walters,
11 M; Ruby McLean, 9 M; Ruth How-
att, 6 E and WW.
Poultry
From home farm, junior grades 1,
2, 3, 4. Barred Rock Cockerel:
Jimmy Taylor, 9 EW; Alex Finleon,
7 EW, Barred Rock Pullets: Jimmy
Taylor, 9 EW; Ruth Taylor, 9 NW.
White Leghorn Pullet: Wayne Coul-
tes, 9 EW; Rose Marie Lutz, 6EW &
WW; Roger Bieman, 7EW & WW.
Pair Market Cockerels: Douglas
Nukes, 9 EW; Ruth Anne Coultes, 9
EW; Larry Fear, 3 EW & Morris;
Ruth Michie, 5 Morris; Marilyn Gall,
17 EW & Morris. Pair of Pullets:
Garry Reavie, 9 EW; .Lyle Smith, 13
EW; Murray Procter,5 Morris;
Douglas Coultes, 9 E; Ruth Ann
Coultes, 9 EW; Bruce Fear, 3 EW &
Morris. Pair Young Ducks: Joyce
Procter, 5 Morris; K, VanCamp, 17
SW & Morris; Wayne Brown, 9 EW;
Paul Somers,9 Morris. Brown Eggs:
Joyce Proctr, 5 Morris; Douglas
Thomas, 8 Morris; Harold Thomas,
8 Morris; Susan Wightman, 9 EW;
AT, Coll, 17 EW & Morris; Larry Rob-
inson, 7EW. Muscovy Ducks: Don-
ald Procter, 5 Morris; Murray Proc-
ter, 5 Morris; Allan Scott, 13EW;
Murray Scott, 13 EW; Betty Rinn, 7
SW; Florence Rinn, 7 EW.
White eggs: Betty Blair, 13 EW;
Douglas Thomas, 8 Morris; Rose
Marie Lutz, 6 EW & .WW; Lyle
Smith, 13 NW; Bakke De Haan, I116'
MST & WW; Susan Wightman, 9 gW,
Brown ggge: Joyce Procter,. S Morris;
Paugis4 ThoniaO,. 8 Morris: Perald
%Ilona% 0 Morris; Susan Wightrnan,
9 VW; Marilyn -Poll VI7 ,EW
Morris; :Parry Robinson,. 7 EW..
• Barred ItoOk senior ras-
es 5, 6, 7, 8; John Winleom 7 EW;
A.Oace Finleon, 7 East WEI,Wanc/Stri
Barred Rock Pullet; Shirley Lutz,
EW 4 WW. White Leghorn. Cockerel:
Bill ,Lutz, 6 .MIT & WW. White Iseg,
horn Pullet: Shirley Lutz, 6 EW
WW; BillY Lutz, .EW 4 WW.
pair 'Market .Cockerels; Louis Goll,
17 EW & Morris; Bill Lutz, '0 EW
& WW; James Coultes, 9 EW; Ken
Qoultes, 9 EW; Marilyn Fear, 3 EW
& Morris; Allan Scott, 13 EW,, Pair Young Ducks, Billy Higgins, 7 Mor-
ris; Delores Bell„ 6 ENV; glarence
Walker, 9 SW.
Pair Muscovy Ducks, grades 5, 8:
Bobby Higgins, 7 Morris Carl NO4,
MI, 9 Morris; Allan Scott; 13 .EW.
Hen Eggs, White., 1 doz,:. Gordon
Smith, 13 EW; Yvonne, Rath, 13 EW;
Shirley Lutz, 6 EW WW; Sandra
Rath, 13 EW; Rose Marie Bolger,
11 Morris; Allan Scott, 13 EW. Brown
Eggs; Lois Gall, 7.11.7 EW; Bill Lutz,
6 EW; Sandra Rath, 13 EW; John
Caldwell U3 NW &, WW; Bobby
Hig
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gins, 7 Morris; Yvonne Rath, 13
E ,
Project Work /
Illustrated Booklet, grades 3-4, Boys,
Egbert Bakker, 13 •EW; David Whart-
ton, 6 NW; Ivan Howatt, 6 EW;
Tussel Button, 8 M; Lyle Smith, 13
EW; John Campbell, 8 EW, Illustrat-
ed booklet, Grades 5-6: Harvey Snell,
6 EW; Robert Pitblado, USS 6 E
and WW; Barkley Spiegelberg, SS 6
EW; Murray Johnston, 8 Ni; Glen
Coultes, 17 EW; Bruce Richmond, 1
M. Illustrated Booklet, Grades 7 and
8, Bill Lutz, 6 EW; Alan Scott, 13,
EW; Gordon Smith, 13 EW; Donald
Coultes, 13 EW; George Bacon, 17
EW; Tommy I3rydges, 17 EW, Illus-
trated Booklet, Grades 3-4, girls: Rose
Marie Lutz, 6 EW; Betty Blair, 13
SW; Marie Johnston, 8 M; Joyce liar-
mon, 8 M; Dorothy Cook, 17 EW;
Marlene Purdon, 17 EW; Illustrated
.13ooklets .girls0 „grades 42 and 6s Doreen,'
Howatt, U6 17W & WW; ,Sylvia
Wharton, 0 EW; 'Potty Blake, 12
Morris; Florence Bacon, 17 EWSTO../a
Griffiths; 12, Morris; Eleanor
17 .EW, Illustrated T3orshlet, girls,
grades 7 & ,ciwendelyn McDowell,
0 ..NW; Ruth Howatt, 0 ''.144 Shirley
Lutz, 0, MY: Ponna Walden, 6 13W:
Barbara Smith, .PW.; Sandra
13 EW. Model of House; Douglas,
Machan, 6 Morris; poriald McCauley,.
0 Morris; Barrie Maehan, Merrls;
David Ruttan, 3=.0 Morris; Donald
Fraser, 10 Morris, Safety Poster;
Ronald Ennis, 3.1 Morris; Arie Ver,
hoof, 12 Morrie; Eavid Marks, .3
Morris; Kenneth White, 3 Morris;
Gordon Charter, 10 gW: Fred Wal.
tern, 11 'Morris, Illustrated Booklet,
.open: Bill Lutz, 6 .EW WW; Ron-
ald Snell, 9 NW 4 WW; John
bell, 6 EW & WW; Pal Somers, .9.
Morris, Model of House, girls: gar-.
bare. Coultes, 9 4W;,. Lorna Bolt, 17
EW; Erna Maf ..14eIntee, 6 Morris;
Marion McIntee,. 6 Morris; Ma4lie
Machan, 6 Morris. Safety Poster,
girls; Ruth Ann Ennis, 11 Morris;
Rosemarie Bolger, 11 Morris; Corrie
Verhoef, 12 Morris; Audrey Hack-
well, 11 Morris; June • Richmond, 12
Morris; Edith Marks, 3 Morris, 11--
lustrated Booklet, girls, open; Shir-
ley Lutz, 6 E & WW; Donna Walden,
6E .& WW; Sylvia Wharton, 6 E &
WW; Rosemarie Lutz, 6 B and 'WW;
Ruby -McTean, 9 Morris; Barbara
Smith, 6E and WW.
Snapshots, boys, Keith Wal-
pole, 11 Morris; John Caldwell, 3
E & WW;.Ennald MeDOW014 10 PT V;
John 'MvPcrifoili. 23 .EW; Alen
23 'NW; John .1110o, :a 'Morris. Stsep,.
shots, girls: MerlOria Rinn, 3 Morrie::
Lenrene Walpole,. 11 Morris; Mary
Louise Harman, 3 Wrrigl; Marilyn
C4011, 17 EW; Mary Taylor, 9 'EW;
Elaisie Bolt, 17 EW,
Writing.
Print Writing, grade 1 boys; Jim-
rale Taylor, 0 EW; Harold 1:10,Wkicirk
EW; Victor Cardiff, 4 Morris; Robert
Methers, 0 Morris: ;Rsise Coll,
Morris; Max pleteh, 1317 EW, Plain
Writing, grade 1 girls: Anne .Shert,
reed, 9 Morris; Huth, Michie, 0
Morris; Dorothy -Hewett, 6 EW;
Joan Alcock, 9 Morris; Marie Noble,
5 Morris; Marilyn Campbell, 5 Mor-
ris; 22 exhibits. Plain writing, grade
boys, Murray Coultes, 9 EW; Gerald
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