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Belgrave School Fair Results Harvey Snell 6 E. and WW; Robert
.Rilblaclo, 6 B And WW; Bobby Cook,
18 EW; Grade 7-$: Donald McMurray,
7 M; .James F. .Coultes, 9 Ely; Bill
Lutz, 6 B and WW; James Spivey,..
3',1;. Arnold Mathers, 7 M; Douglas
Olifilian, 11. EW. Grades 6„0, any book;
Robert Pitblodo, 6 E. anti WW; .Mur,
ray Johnston, 8 M; liarvey Snell, 6 B
and WW; John Flnelon, 7 EW; Bob'
'Marks, 5 :NI; qierin Coultes, EW,
Grade 7-8, Any Rook; Bill. Lutz, .0
and WW; Arnold Mothers, 7 M; Jim
Spivey, 5 M.
SPECIAL PRIZES
(Donated by W, Institute, Belgrave)
Senior Girls Sewing Box; Yvonne
Rath; 13 EW; Ruby McLean, 9 M;
Senior Boys Tool Box: Allan Scott, 13
EW; Gordon Smith, 13 EW; Keith
Robinson, U 17 EW and M; Bobby
HigginS; 7 N. Junior Girls, Waste
Paper Basket; Florence Rini*, U 7 E
and WW; Joan Johnson, 11M; Anne
Shortreed, 9 M; Karen. Anderson, 5
Al; Dorothy Cook, U 17 EW and M;
Fay raw, 10 M. Hammer Handle,
Junior Boys; John Gaunt, 7 EW;
Murray Coultes, 9 .EW; Jimmy Taylor,
9 EW; Bob Bylsnia, 17 EW; John
Bylsma, 17 EW.
Serving Tray, Grades 7-8: Allan
Campbell, 5 M; Barry Watson, 4 M;
Kenneth Sholdice, 4 M; Donald Mc.
Murray, 7 M; Howard Bernard, 4 M;
James Spivey,. 5 M.
NOTE BOOKS
Note Books, Grades 3-4; Marie John-
ston, 8 M; Joyce Harman, 8 M; Shirley
Johnston, 8 M; Jean Whitehead, 7 M;
Rose Marie Lutz, 8 E and WW; Joyce
Armstrong, 5 M. Grades 5 and 6:
Yvonne Rath, 13 EW; Doreen How
att, 6 E and WW; Helen Whitehead,
7 M; Evelyn Mathers, 7 M; Sylvia
Wharton, 6 EW; Betty Blake, 12 M;
Grades 7 and 8: Lillian Campbell, 7
14; Helen Whitehead, 7 IVI; Sandra
Roth, 13 EW; June Richmond, 12 M;
Donna Walden, 6 E and WW; Shirley
Lutz, 6 E and WW.
If You're TIRED
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druggists. You can depend on Dodd's. 52
(Continued from, page nine)
Thomas, 8 Morris; Kenneth. Pollard, 11
Morris; .Glenn. Johnston, 9 EW; Mur,.
ray MoLennan, 8 Morris;. Kenneth
Block, 13 TIW.. Print Writing, grade 2.
girls: Jean Anne Currie, 9 EW;
mattihe. Bysma, U17 EW; Karen An,
derson, 5 Morris; Donna Smith, 4
Morris; Janet Beecroft, 7 EW; Doro-
thea. McArter, 4 Morris; 26 .Exhibits.
Writing, grades 3 & 4 boys: Russell
Button, 8 Morris; Clifford Brewer, 8
Morris; Robert Johnston, 8 Morris;
Egbert Bakker, 6 EW; Ivan Howatt,
6 EW; Yyle Smith, 13 EW. Writing,
grades 3 & 4 girls: Joyce Harman, 8
Morris; Marie JJohnston, 8 Morris;
Mary Pocock, 9 EW; Betty Vint, 9.
EW; Rose Marie Lutz, 6 EW; Betty
Blair, 13 EW; 77 exhibits.
Writing, grades 5 & 6 boys, Wilfred
Pocock, 9 EW; Robert Higgins, 7 Nfor-
ris; Harvey Snell, 6 EW; Arie Ver-
hoef, U12 Morris; George Armstrong,
5 Morris; Bobby Cook, 13 EW. Girls;
Helen Whitehead, 7 Morris; Claire.
Charnney, 1.37 EW; Evelyn Mathers,
7 Morris; Sylvia Wharton, U6 EW;
Phyllis Riley, 4 Morris; Ina Griffiths,
U1„.9 Morris; 52 exhibits.. Writing,
grades 7 & 8 boys; .Donald Iffaftir-
ray, 7 Morris; Arnold Matters, 7
Morris; William Lutz, U6. .W; Doug-
las Gilfillori, P11 EW; .Kenneth
White, 3 Morris; Harold .Creighton,
P11 EW, .Girls: Helen Haines, 7
Morris; Edna May NrcIritee, 6 Morris;
Doris Johnston, 11 Morris; Marilyn
Shiell, 9 EW; Ruth Procter, 7 Morris;
Lillian Campbell, 7 Morris; 56 ex-
hibits. Print Writing, boys: Don-
ald McMurray, 7 Morris Robert
gins, 7 Morris; George Bacon, 1.117
W; Clifford Schultz, 16 EW; Harold'
Creighton, U11 EW; Fred Walters, 11
Morris, Girls: Helen Haines, 7
Morris; Helen Whitehead, 7 Morris;
Bessie Campbell, 7 Morris; Evelyn
Mathers, 7 Morris; SYlvia, Wharton,
EW; Joyce Dickey, U3 EW; 24
exhibits,
Essays
Essay, grades 3 & 4 boys: Egbert
Bakker, U6 EW; Ronald Snell, U6
EW; Lyle Smith,
Brewer, 8 Morris; M13urEraWy Scott, 13
EW; Bob Bylsma, U1.7 EW. Girls:
Rose Marie Lutz, 116 EW; Helen
Youngblutt, U11 EW; Marie Johns-
ton, 8 Morris; Joyce Harman, 8 Mor-
ris; Alice Nesbit, 1 Morris; Jean
Whitghead, 7 Morris; 22 exhibits.
Essay, grades 5 & 6 boys: Murray
Johnston, 8 Morris; Robert Higgins,
7 Morris; Keith Rodger, U6 EW; Arie
Verhoef, U12 Morris; Bruce Rich-
mond; Albert Wasson, U12 Morris.
Girls: Claire Chamney, U7 EW; Elea-
nor Walsh, U17 EW; Sylvia Wharton,
U6 EW; Helen Whitehead, 7 Morris;
Annie Nesbit, 1 Morris; Mary Taylor,
9 EW Essay, grades 7 & 8 boys:
Arnold Mathers, 7 Morris; Edgar
Daer, U 11 EW; Edwin Bosman, 8
Morris; Glen Johnston, 8 Morris;
Ronald Gross, U 11 EW; Tommy Bry-
dges, U17 EW; Girls: Barbara Smith,
U6, EW; Gwendolyn McDowell, U6
EW; Ila Pengelly, U17, EW; Yvette
Van Poucke, 9 Morris; Donna Walden,
LT6 EW; Helen Haines, 7 Morris.
Essay, Boy: Arnold Mathers, 7 lVfor_
ris; Girls, Helen Haines, 7 Morris;
Barbara Smith, U 6, EW; Ruth Proc-
ter, 7 Morris; Rosemarie Bolger, 11
Morris; Donna. Walden, U6 EW;
Gwendolyn McDowell, U6 EW. Boys,
Original Poem, Grade 3-5: Bobby
Cook, 13 EW; Lyle Smith, 13 EW;
Ronald Snell, U6 EW; Murray Scott,
13 EW; Robert Johnston, 8 Morris;
John Gaunt, U7 EW; Girls, Lorna
Bolt, 1117 EW; Joyce Harman, 'S Mor-
ris; Marie Johnston, 8 Morris; Mar-
lene Purdon, U17 EW; Anna Short-
reed, 9 Morris, Yvonne Rath, 13 EW.
Original Poem, Grades 6-8, Boys:
Ronald Ennis, 11 Morris; Dick Mc.
Cutcheon, U3 EW; Arie Verhoef, U12
Morris; Alan Scott, 13 EW; Tommy
Brydges, U17 EW; Arnold Mathers,
7 Morris. Girls, Bessie Campbell, 7
Morris; Elaine Bolt, U17 EW; Helen
Haines, 7 Morris; Doris Johnston, 11
Morris; Sandra Rath, 13 EW; Shirley
Lutz, 6 EW.
WORK BOOKS
Girls: Print Writing, Grade 1: Marie
Noble, rg M; Jean Shortreed, 9 M;
Ruth Michie, 5 M; Iban Alcock, 9 M;
Marilyn Campbell, 5 M; Mary Craig,
8 M. Print Writing, Grade 2: Karen
Anderson, 5 M; Donna Smith, 4 M;
Janet Beecroft, 7 EW; Kathaleen
Craig, 8 M; Maaike' Bylsma 17 EW
and M; Dorothea McCarter, -4 M.
Any Book, Grade 3-4: Marie John-
son 8 M; Shirley Johnson, 8 M; Joyce
Harman 8 M; Rose Marie Lutz, 6 E
and WW; Joyce Armstrong, 5 M;
Loreena Armstrong, 5 M. Grade 5-6,
any book: Evelyn Mathers, 7 M; Helen
Whitehead, 7 M; Ula Griffiths, 12 M;
Doreen Howatt, 6 E and WW; Bar-
bara Coultes, 9 EW; Dale Cardiff, 4
Morris. Grade 7 and '8, any book:
Helen Haines, 7 M; Corrie Verhoef,
12 M; June Richmond, 12 M; Bessie
Campbell, 7 M; Ea Pengelly, 17 EW;
Agnes Finleon, 7 EW.
Print Writing, Grade 1: Bob Math-
ers, 8 M; Ross Goll, 8 M; Rae Smith,
4 M; Victor Cardiff, 4 M; Garry Rob-
inson, 7 EW. Grade 2: Murray Mc-
Lennan, 8 M; Gerald Thomas, 8 M;
Marvin Snell, 6 E and WW; Clifford
Snell, 6 E and WW. Any book, grade
3-4: Bruce McLennan 8 M; Clifford
Brewer, 8 M; Robert Johnson, 8 M;
Douglas Thomas, 8 M; Russell Button,
8 M; Murray Scott, 13 EW; Note-
bookd and Workbooks, grades 3-4:
Clifford Brewer, 8 NI; Douglas
Thomas, 8 M; Bruce McLennan, 8 M;
Robert Johnson, 8 M; Russell Button,
S M; John Pipe, 4 M. Grades 5 -6:
Bobbie. Higgins, 7 M; Ken Coultes,
9 EW; Keith Rodger, 6 E and WW;
read some verses entitled, "A house-
wife's pruyer.° The 11th chapter in
the study book, "Orientals in Can-
ada," was read by Mrs. Q, Jefferson.
Minutes of the previolls meeting were
approved as read, Hymn 445 was .sung
in closing, Mrs. El, Robinson offered
her home for the October meeting,
A number '•of people from this vic-
inity attended the Western Fair at
London last week.
Mrs, R. Chamney was a Sunday
Visitor With her daughter, Mrs. Verna
Doerr and family at Niagara Falls,
For each 100 patients Canadian
public hospitals had 142 employees in
1950 as cormoared with 114 in 1945.
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DONNYBROOK
(Intended for last week)
The W.M.S. and W.A. met on Thurs-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Stuart Charnney, with Mrs. H. Jeffer-
son presiding. Hymn 662 was suhg in
opening. The Lord's Prayer was re_
peated in unison and Psalm selection
720 read responsively. Mrs. Hardy
read an article on the World's Day of
Prayer. Hymn No. 271 was sung. Mrs.
E. Robinson gave a reading on Christ-
ian Stewardship. Mrs. R. Chamney
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