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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-09-23, Page 410.1!.; Morrait--Sratt, 13 as. 1, ow.t, ightnier4 17 IG,W, and Morris; X.,indp. Johnston, 16,W, and W,W.l Ivath HOW,. alt, 6 H,W. And. WM". Shewros.oshio With Calf: Lila Biaelt, 10 Murray Coultes, 0 JAW.; Joan Johnston,11 Morri,e , Douglas Nowatt, 6 P.W, and W.W. Halter Broken caw Ivan How.att, E.W. and W. W„.; George Baeon 1.7 and Morris; Doreen HOW- 6.4, (,aeon, and W.W.;GioW, 11. W, and W.W. Market Lamb. §hPrt. W0(1 4 Douglas Conites, 9 E.W.; Kenneth .Cout , les. 0 16.W.; James Coolies, $ Market Lamb, long wool; Margaret Nichoieun, S Morris; Lyle Smith, 13 16.W.; Ronald Nicholson, 6 Mertes. IVeanlibg. pigs; Clayton Robinson, 7 E.W. and W, W.'; Glen Coultes, 17 B.W. and Morris; Sandra .011.04111ei,. 7 LW. and Ppuglas Howatt, 6 E.W.. and W.W, Senior Calf Race; Mary Pocoek, 9 le, W;; Lyle Smitb, 18 E.W.; Ivan Howatt, I E.W. and W,W,; Dorothy Howatt, E.W. and W.W, Junior Calf Rare, Glen Couhes, 17 13.W, and Morris; Doreen lipwatt, 6 -16,W, and W,W.; Robert Bit. blad 9 e, n. W E.W. and W. W.; Wilfred Po.. cock . Pmr Bacon Hogs: Dorothy Howatt, H. W. anti W.W,; Lyle Smith, .13 E. W. • CcreTies, 13 n...w.f Wa_feed ?Welt, Wt, glen PoUltes., 17 Ap.W, and Morris; Mary Pocoek $ BAY.; Bobby Cook, 1.4 FL W, Pair Bagen Sown: george Bacon, IT .11). w, and. Morris; Marjorie Man,. 'a Morris; Edith Rion, a Morris; Clair* chamney, 7 E,W, and ,W,W,; Robert Pit. blade, IS E.W. and W.W, North Httron 411 Swine Club results (Club leader, Charles Coultes, Beilgra.ve); George Etteen. 330; jam Rhin, 376; Mara. Jorie Rhin, 374; Edythe limn, 372; Ivan 807; Robert Charter, 362; 13111 'IltolnPaott, 860; Harvey Snell, 357; pavid Wharton, 355, Showmanship; Ivan Dow, 05, Ttohert Clmrter. 30: John Ritmo 8$, At a meeting of the Panadlan Leg- ion It was decided to ereet a 0.7,500 addition -to the present, gome, this rear portion to be torn down to make room for the .new structure of cement blocks, 32x60 feet, the upper part to be used fora hall and the downstairs as a recreation room The contract Ammatiolimmummomilmilsumumitimittimmiuminmitionnillintwititiiiimiwittiminennue ed NO. ti itainemianionienamaiimilememsminamaltiauticumtuarnattialunimananswintionam U n U a n U U a Wingham Fruit Market FREE DELIVERY PHONE 534 Phone your order with confidence! 11=1111.01111.MM.11.01,111.19•0=•••!•• y a t tioa Eooklet,''Griade's",:ts.etinelit Celalies,'•9 916.W.; Dotiald fir S _ati 6*. Keith Rodger. 0 aod ,i m 'Y•NY•t HarVeY 14 ,W. and W,W,1 Robert .Pitbiatio,'..t32.W 1V . and -W7 Bark- ley Spiegelberg, g E,W, and W,W,: David Wharton, .6 LW, and WM.; Bobby COX, 12 E.W, Boys Memory Gem gook-let, Grades 2, 1 and. 5, Bobby 7 IMOrriiii. Boys,-Gnt Patter flower, grades 1 and 2, Barry Logan, 17 16, IV. 'anti Morris; Ralph Campbell, w. and W.W.; Gary Walden, II I6,W, and W.W.; Purclon. A7 H,Ir, and W.W.,; Bell, 13 16,W.; Murray Procter, 5 Atnrri$. Boys, and spring flower, erayon, Grades Stand, 4, .Murray ;Goalies, !I ENV.; Garth 'Wal- den, 6 E.W. and W. 'VV.: Bruce McLen- nan, $ Morris; Wayne Pleteb, 17 W. and Morris; Donald Smith, 4 Morrie:, Russell Elation, 8 Morris. Boys, Any Animal or Animals: Grades 5 and 6; Solitt Campbell, A E.W, and W.W.I- Bruce Campbell, 5 Morris; John Campbell, 5 Morris Ronald Snell, .0 LW. and W. W.; Billy Thompson, 7 LW. and W.W.; Jim Straw, 19 Morris. Boys-Canadian Scene, Grades 7 arid Harvey Snell, 6 E,W, and W. W,;. Ken ,Coultes„ 9 .1,v.; fred Ponca, 3 E W.; John. Rine, 3 Xfor-, ris; George ArritArong, 5, ;Orris; Bob Higgins, 7 Morris. Boys,_ spy .Stibject In pencil crayon, Poster paint or chalk, Keith Rodger, 6 E.W. and W,W.; Bob Higgins, 7 Morris; Robert Pitblado, 6 E.W. and W.W,; Jerry Achilles, 11 Morris; Harvey Snell, 6 16.1V. and W.W,; Lyle Smith, 13 E.W,Linrary Poster, Barbara, Coultes, 9 1.11,,;. Joan. Shortreed, 11 Morris; Audrey Haaltwell, 11 Morris; Berne. Bolt, 1.7 E.W. and Mor- ris; Bose Marie Lutz, 6 E.W. and W.W.; John Gaunt, E.W. and W.W. Boys--Nail Boa, Grades 3.and 4; Mum- ray Coultes, 7 E.W. and 1V.W,; Ivan Howatt. G E,W. said W,W.; Gerald Rush, 10 L.W. Boys,' Model of Farr Gate, Grades 5 and 6, Murray Scott, 13 E,W.; Robert Marks, 5 Morris; Bruce Camp- bell, 5 Morris; Keith Robinson, 17 E.W. and Mortis; Jerry Achilles, 11 Morris; David Hanna, 17 LW, and Morris. Boys, What-not, Grades 7 and 8, Donald Achil- les, 11 Morris; Donald Pengelly, 17 E.W, and Morris. Boys, open class, Milking Stool, Glen Coultes, 17 E.W, and Morris; Murray Coultes, 9 LW.; Keith Robinson, 17 E.W. and Morris; John Rinn, I Morris; Murray Scott, 13 E.W. Writing Grade 1, girls; Gloria Jean Lutz, 6 16, W.; Henaei 'do Yang, 17 E. IV. and Mor- ris; Myrtle Koopman. 6 E.W.; Shirloy Snell, 6 E.W:; Norma Whitehead, 7 Mor- ris: Marlene Smith, 4 Morris;. Grade 1 boys: Keith. Johnston. S Morris; Murray Procter, 5 Morris; Harold Campbell, 3 16. IV,; Tommy AVaa•winit., S Morris; Ralph Campbell, 6 E.W.; George Beeman, 7 E, W, Grade 2 Girls, Marilyn Campbell, 5 Morris; Marie Noble. 5, Morris; Anne Wightman, 17 LW, and Morris; Margye Koopman, 6 E.W.; Marie Coultes, 17 16.W. and Morris. Grade 2 boys: Harold paw- son, 9 E. IV.; Davnl McCall, 12e Morris; Victor Cardiff,- 4, Harris; Max Pleteh, 17 Races Boys, 6-7; Joe Nicholson; John Watson, Graham Robinson, Girls, 6-7: Jean Lock- hart; Pauline Thamer, Gail Machan, Boys, 8-10: Jean Hamilton, Ruth Taylor, Susan Wightman. Boys 111-13: Lyle Smith, John Bylsina, David Kirkby; Girls, 111-13: Ellen Daer, Margaret Van Lam- meren, Mary Taylor, Boys, 14 and over: Wilfred Pocock, Bill Retivie, Douglas Gilfillan. Girls, 14 and over: Joan Wight- man, Sheila Black, Ruth Walters. Boys, three legged race: David Kirkby and Don Achilles, DonglasnGilfillan, and Stewart Yourgblut; took McNichol and Jerry Achilles,-CirIs' three-legged meet Ellen Deer and Helen Ioungblut; Jean Wight- lise. and Morris; Parry Logan, 1, L. man and Mary Hotchkiss; Sandra Chain- W: and Morris; Jimmie Taylor, 9 E,1C, trey and Janie. Beeeroft. Kicking the sills- Grades 3 and 4 girl,: Tandy de Yong, 11 per, under 11: Betty Blair, Maxine Mach- E.W, and Morris; Ruth Taylor, 9 KW. an, Gail Mitcham Kicking the slipper, over Susan Wightman, o 16.W.; Mary Jeffer- 11; Lillian Campbell, Cavell Ruttan, Ethel ion, 7 E.W,; Mary B u Kirkby, 11 mar- Meehan, Wheelbarrow race, Glenn Coal- is; Janie Beeeroft, 7 Grades 3 and tea and Tom Reavle; Bill ReaVIC and 4, boys: Arie Niezen, 9 E.W.; Murray Wilfred Pocock; Jerry Achilles and 2oultes 9 E.W.; Wayne Holmes, 5, 3...tor- Haekwen, Douglasris; Thomas, 8 Morris; Russell Livestock Sutton, S Morris; Ronnie Nicholson, 5 Dairy Calf, Heifer: Violet Gow, 16 E. Morris: Grades 5 and 6, girls; Sylvia W. and WANT,: Barkley Speigelberg", Wharton, 6 E,W.: Florence Bacon, 17 E. • W. and W.W. Dairy Calf, Heifer, born IV. and Morris; Joyce Harmon, 3 Morris; 'after April, Dorothy Howatt, 6 LW. and Kathleen ,McCutcheii, S Morris; AfaryW.; Mary Pocock, 16,W,;- Robert Pocock, 9 E.W.; Edith Davis, 4 Morris, pitblado, 6 E.W. and W.W.; Tjeertl de Grades 5 and 6, boys. Still Smith, 4 Mor- I Fraan, 16 E,W, and W. W. Baby Reel ria; Reimer Hebma, 16 E.1N-,: Reid Hack- 'Calf, steer, Wilfred Pocock, 9 E.W. and well, 17 E.W. and lairris; Ronald Jones, ' Morris. Pail-fed Calf, Kenneth Black, 13 1 7E.W. and Morris; Rob Marks, 5 Mor- LW.; Lila Black, 13 George Ban- ds; David Hanna, 17 LIN'. and Morris. ' on, 117 E.W. and Morris; Walter Bacon. Grades 7 and 8, girl.; Evelyn Mothers, 7 1 17 13,15, and Morris. Morris; Lillian Campbell, 7 Morris; Helen 1 Junior Beef Calf: Sohn Wightman, 17 Whitehead, 7 Morris; Margaret McCut- IE. W. and Morris; Linda Johnston. 7 E. cheon, 8 Morris; Isabel Scott, 7 Morris; i 'SI', and W.W,; Edyth Rhin, 3 Morris; Mary Harmon, S Morris, Grades 7 and 3, Doreen Howatt; 6. E.W. and, W IT, Beef boys, Bob Higgins, 7 Morris; Wilfred Po- ;Calf Heifer, Lyle Smith, 13 LW,: Joan cock, 9 'LW.; James Coultes, 9 E.W.; 'Johnston, 11 Morris; Murray Coultes, 9 10 Mertis, Barry'Watson, 4 Morris. Writ-, ing, open, girls; Helen Whitehead; Sylvia Whartaa, Edith Davis, 4 Morris; Darlene- Pierce. l B.W.: Jean ;Whitehead, Rose Marie buts, 6 B,W, Writing, open boys; George Bacon, 117 16.W, and Morris; Bob HigginS, Donald Grey, 10 'Morris; 1,,gwis Cardiff, 4 Morris. assays Grades 3 and 4 Wig, "Jean Johnston,. 11 Morris; Mary Lou Kirkby, 11 Morris; Dorothy llowatt, 6 E.W.; Anne Achilles, 11, Morris' ' Mary Jefferson, 7 1+.W.; jean NckYlor, 7 E.W, Grades 3 and 4, boys: Larry Bradley, 12 Morris; ]Douglas Tnomas8 lgorris•' 'Van Howatt, E.W.; GarthWalden, I .E.W,; Louis 111cNiehal, 11. Morris; David Kirkby, 11 Morris, Grades 5 and 6, girls, Bernice Smith, 4 Johnston,Mnrris; Ed sithlorr134a;vis%,,txtia Mwohrraiialicm,MIarule Vir,•, Phyllis Riley, 4 Morris; Margaret Wightman, 17 B, W. acid Morrie. Grades 5 and $ boys, Lyle Smith, 13 11 W.' Billy Thompson, 7. E,W,; Ralph Watson, 4 Morris; Grant McBurney, 7 E,W,; Murray kleott, 13 16.W.; Bill Smith, 4 Morris; Grades 7 and 8, girls, Dale Cardiff, 4 Mor- ris; Isabel Scott, 7 Morris; Barbara Smith, 6 H.W,. Audrey Hackwell, 11 Morris; Donna Walden, .6 E.W4 Ruth Howatt, 0 W. Grades 7 and 8 boys: Glen Coultes, ri E. IV. and. Morris; Murray Johnston, i3 Morris; Harvey Snell, 6 E,W.; Bruce Richmond, 1 Morris; Donald Jefferson, 7 E.W.; Albert Wasson, 12 Morris, Descriptive paragraph, girls: Anne Shortreed, 9 Morris; Gwen Walsh. 17 E. W. and Morris; Grace Mclean, 9 Morris, Descriptive paragraph, boys: Tom Bry- dges, 17 16.W. and Morris; Carl Nesbitt, 9, Morris; Original poem, junior girls, Marie Johnston, 8 Morris; 'Lorna Bolt, \pErtWernr;:, 17 E,W, and Morris; Betty Blair, 13 E. W. and Morris;' Margaret Wightman, 17 la:jtitnid;1;coti. 12 John Bylsnin, 17 'Morris; Anne Shortreed, Mor- ris;to LITebfof,lezoLn,yle7 E.W. Original Smith, 13 E. W.; LW. and Morris; Jim Beath, 17 E.IV. and Morris; John Gaunt, 7 V.W.; Douglas Thomas, 8 Morris, Original poem, senior girls: Evelyn Matheson, 7 Morris; Lillian Campbell, 7 Morris; Isabel Scott, '7 Mor- ris; Margaret McOutcheon, 8 Morris; Helen Whitehead, 7 Morris; Donna Wal- den, 6 E.W. Original poem, senior boys: Robert Pitblado, 6 n.w, ‘Cec. 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Beecroft 7 .16,W. and 1V, W.; Wendy Pear, 17 E.W. and Morris; Doreen Pattis011, 9 LW.; Anne Caldwell, 10 1; W.: Allen Bosnian, 17 Ltin and Morris, "Wayne 161StOn, Morris, One citron, beginners, Richard VanCaant, 17 LSV. and Morris; Heath Thyne, Morris; Anne Caldwell, 1,0 1,3.1V,, Margaret Ininelon, LW, Fruit Basket Of assorted fruit, junior grades: Douglas Coultes, 9 b7.1V,.. Ruth Coultes, 0 16..W.7 Betty Blair, 13 E.W. Spy apples, juniors, Yvonne Rath, 13 1.11,11*,; Mary Nesbitt, 1 Morris Alice ;Nesbitt, 1 Mor- ris, Snow aintletS, seniors. Tommy 13rY- dges, 17 10, and Morris; Bob Cook, L. l'W-; Yvonne Rain, 13 4,1V,; Keith Rob- inson, 17 E.W, a.nd Morris; Robert Vit. hia.do, 6 NV.'SV, McIntosh Red apples, son- lore: Yvonne Rath; Pears, seniors: Dor- een Pattison, 9; Yvonne- Rath; Dav- idSicOlinchey, 16 B.W. 1V. and W.W.; Mar- garet Dalyrymple, 10 E.W,; Murray Scott, 13 E,W.; Grant MelatirneY, 7 E.W. Crab, apples, seniors, Keith Robinson, 17 E.W,; Yvonne Rath. Tommy Brydges, 17 13.W. and Morris. Basket' of assorted fruit, seniont, Mazy Pocock, 9 E.W.; Bob Cook, 13 In,W.• Loins Gall, 17 LW. and Morris; Marilyn'Goll, 17 E.W. and _Morris; Yvonne Rath; Doreen Nesbitt, 6 E,W. inow .ap- Ines, juniors, Douglas Johnston, 17 LW, and Morris; Kay Naylor, 7 E,W.; Jean Taylor, 7 IRW. Apple other varie- ties junior Joyce Procter 5 Morris; Linda Coultes, 13 Betty Blair 13 16.11'.; Apples other varieties, seniors, Yvonne Rath, Mary Nesbitt, 1 Morris; Alice Nes- bitt 1 Morris; Annie Nesbitt, 1 Morris.- Fears, Juniors, jimmy Cook, 13 LW.; Murray Black, 13 16.1V,: Ruth Taylor, 9 B,W.; Marvin Snell, 6 E,W,; Harold Daw- son $ ENV.; John MeClinchey, 16 E.W. and W,W. Crabapples, juniors, Linda Johnston, E,W,; Ruth Michie, 5 Morris; Betty Blair, 13 E.W. School Work Girls, Grade 3-4: illustrated Book., Dor- othy Howatt, 6 E.W.: Karen Anderson, 5 Morris; Joyce Armstrong, 5 Morris; Lorna Bolt, 1. E.NV. and Morris; Betty Blair, 13 E.W, Illustrated Book, Grades 5 and 6, Sylvia Wharton, 0 E.W.; Doreen Howatt, 6 E.W.,*; Rose Marie Lutz, E.W.; Patsy Logan, 17 E.W, and Mor- ris; Yvonne Rath, 13 E.W.; Marie John- ston, 8 Morris; Girl's Illustrated liook, Grad and 3, Ruth Howatt, 6 E.W.; Bar- Oara Smith, 6 E.W.; Donna Walden, 6 B. IV.; Eleanor Walsh, 17 E.W. and Mor- ris; 11Garbara Coultes, 9 .111.1V,; Betty Ann Rattan, 10 Morris. Coronation Booklet,*Granes 6, 7, and 3, Patsy Logan, 17 E.W, and Mix- ris; Barbara. Smith, C 16,1V.; Mary Po- iock, 9 LW.: Donna Walden. e E,W.; Doreen Howatt, tl E,W,; Yvonne Rath, 13 E.W. Girls. Memory Gem Booklet, Grades 6,•7 and S, Sylvia Wharton. 6 E. W.; Ellen Daer, 11 LW.; Graee McLean, Morris; Annie Nesbitt, I Morris; Rose Marie Bolger, 11 Morris: ,Anne Shortreed, ';.c Morris; Girls Illustrated Booklet, Grad- ; es, 1, 2. , 4, anal s, Susan Wightman, ENV; Gloria Jean Lutz, 6 16,W.; Istargar- nt 17 16,11'. and Morris; Rose Marie Lutz, -i 16.W.; Dorothy Howatt, o LW.; Coultes, 13 LW. Boys, • Must:ate:I Booklet, Grades, 1, 2, 3, 4 and • 7, Ivan Howatt, 6 E.W.; John Campbell, E, W. ; Ronald Snell 6 E. NV. ; Douglas Howatt, 16.W.; Ralph Campbell, 6 EA-V.; i Marvin Snell, a' LW, ,,s- ' en—or snalnshots, farm S,7 nikei; Huron County, McDowell, 18 LW.: John Mc- Dowell, ni L.W. N4-tebooks. Grades 3 and 4: Kar- an Anderson. 3 Mori' Loreena Arm- strong, 7 Morris: Shirley Johnston, Morris' ‘ Kathleen Craig. a Morris. Girls' Notenooks, Grates 5 and 6, Rose Marie , Lutz. 6 LW. auci W.W.: Doreen Howatt, • 6 IAW. and W.W.: Sylvia wharton, 6 E. W. and W•w-iMal'ie Johnsten, S Morris: Kathleen S Morris; Jean whitenead, Morris. ris Noteigooks, Grades 7 and I: Helen Whitehead, 7 Morris; Evelyn Mainers, Morris: Mary Harmon, S Morris; June a Richmond. 12 Morris; Helen Marks, S _ Morris; Mary Lou Wright, 10 Morris. I Girls Workbcioks, Grade 1: Gloria. Jean = Lutz, 6 E,W„; Shirley Snell, 6 E.W. and ▪ W.W.: Joyce Procter, 5 Morris; Jean Bazon, 17 LW. and Morris; Anne Spieg- • elberg, 6 E.W. and W.W.; 'Martie Koop- - moons, 6 E.W. and W.W, Girls' Work- books, Grade 2, Mary Craig, I Morris: Marilyn Campbell, 5 Morris; Ruth Michie, - S Morris: Marie Noble, 5 Morris: Jetty CartwItzlit. ill E.W. Girls' Workbooks, Grades 3 and 4: Lorena. Armstrong, 5 Morris; Karen Arm- strong. 5 Morris; Joyce Armstrong, S Morris; Kathleen Craig, 3 Morris; Shirley Johnston, a Morris; Dorothy Howett. 6 • E. IV. and NV_W. Girls' Workbooks, Grad- 3 and 6, Kathleen McCiitcheon, S Morris: III Joyce Harmon, S Morris; Patsy Logan. 1 E.W. and Morris; Anne Shortreed, 9 Morris; Marie Johnston, S Morris; Doreen Howatt, 6 E.W. and I. IV. Girls' Work- books, Grades 7 and 8, Evelyn Mainers, 7 Morris; Betty make, 12 Morris; June Richmond, 12 Morris; Mars Harmon, S Morris; Donna Walden, 6 ENV. and V“ W.• Ruth Howatt, 6 LW. and W.W, dirls-5 snapshots: Lorna Bolt, 17 E. W, and Morris: Marjorie Rinu, 3 Morris; Marilyn Goll, 17 LW. and Morris; Lillian Pengelly, 17 E,W. and Morris; Gloria. Jean Lutz, a LW,' and W.W.; Marilyn Pengeily,. 17 E.W. and Morris. Girls, Cut Paper I. tower. Grades 1 and 2, Gloria Jean Lutz. 6 IAW. and W.10.: Shirley Snell, 6 E.W. and NV,W.; Anne Wign t Mall , 17 1,W,-anti NV. W.; Jean ha. on. 17 L.W. and Morris; Marie Coul- tes, 1 E.W. and IV, W.; Marjory Black, 13 E.W. Girls, spring flower in crayon, Grades an I 4, Sandra c'haniney, 7 LW. and W. NN-. ; John Gaunt, 7 E.W. and W.NV.: Joan Johnston, 11 Morris; Betty Blair, 13 LW.; Lorena Armstrong, 5 Morris; • Am.e Achilles, 11 Morris. An;,- Attia...a or Animals, Grades 5 and 0, i3 lvitt Wharton, 6 E.W, and W, ▪ NV.; Dorothy Cook, 17 E,.W. and IV,W,; ▪ " Dore sti Howatt. d KW. and iV.B., I- voi..no 1' t; Morris; Carolyn -= • Smith, a Morris; Rose Marie Dutz, 6 16. NV, and W.W. Girl—CanazUan an.1 s•E itElrharn. 'onIE ':dargaret , Girls—a ,n sui,je,-t, tmen Class: Doreen • Huss tilt, ,, r2.1V, and W.W.: Donna Wal- den, 6 E.W. and W.W.; Lorna Bolt, 17 E. W. and Morris; Lots Noble, 3 Morris; John Gaunt, E.W. and. WAY.; CIarerce Smith, 3 Morris. Boys` Noleboolas, Orioles ii and 4: Ron- ald Niche:son, 5 Morris: Russell Button, I Morris; Gerald Thomas, 8 Morris; Den- ial(' Procter, 5 Morris; Murray McLennan ii w; Nels on Morris; Murra5 j,..\•di.ogieroits-t: ,,,,,20afill'bblite.1)Aoorl:s,t-IG.orni 5 Thomas, and 6 3.3r Bruceris: U LoMorris; Douglas - ohlt ..Marks, 5 Mor- i. .3vis... Boys' :‘:\I'CjtrOrbi%;Okl35"k0V- . I: tioloc 11isSstiol.;3 01:1 :Et:: , tl , (: Workbooks, 3Nle'. g.e,0-r.e and 8; ....4..TiLv. and :is‘,,,,,07,.. Morris; "AAiivielrobiugweJi; i hobby . Higgins, Ken »col4r, Murrayy Jam- * Isr,.,Z,O.I.TIUV, 11 C.1:,!argblet1)111731.1' NAB', and : rBrlyi'131ireta'.‘:Plr‘ji'lr:r1(81.EIN.V. 1..1;da '': .8 Morr is; David McCall, 2: Wori;boirsr" P ii ezTicla Rusaea5lotT;loCP41Ell 12 Morrie. Boys'3 ley Sniegelberg, .6 16.IV', and 1.V.1,41..; John Itt, 6 kl,-w nalenlananiv7 E. it vit.; 4071,4 Morris :,.., Clifford Suer, E.W. and Wi1V. ; Gerd(' a Thomas, S Morris. . Boys'Workbooks, Grades 5 and 6: Nelson Arnistrong, 5 Ili 7 11.W, and W. W.; Bark. John rinleon, Campbell, C E.W. and W.VV.; Keith Morris; Ronald Snell, 1, 16.W, and W.W.; _ Etciger, 6. E.W. and WAV, Boys" Work-. I )()?‘licg;TF:tr,allarttn&81.!hilrrtyb Johnston, --7,--; Boys' Illustrated Booklet, Grades 3 and W.W.: Harvey Snell, ti liI.W. and W,11 . Goys' Illustrated Booklet, Grades 3 and 4; 'Ronnie Nicholson, 5 Morris; Hugh Campbell, 6 E,W. and W.W.; Bryan Swer,teidgeenli:eit.;g,11AW.E.0.ItN..:(1. an W.W.; .1,A(.11,.vVa Ivan ; Ga Flow- s(,. a LW, and W. 14%; Marvin Snell, 6 P.I.W. and W.W. Boys' Illustrated Beek- let, tirades 5 and 6, 'Keith [lodger, 6 16, W, and WAY.; Ronald Sneyy, 6 L.W. and W,W. ; John Bylsma, 11 LW. and Morris; *David Whailon, P,EAV. and 11 W.; John Campbell. 6 E.W. and W.; Lyle Smith, a a A a a alf a a a a a a a a a a a a a is a a a a a a a U A a de 1. ',worn Walden a 16.W. Booster was o ri ginally designed B is _in N, or.n., • 1,arti . 6 ni.W. EITI W.W.: Ruth give them the extra boost they § Howait, A 8:11oys'e tIlust.rated Bookie', Grades 7 and Rob rit,t‘nP401,iilya.,clo,17.601.V7. acid "ruckW. WINGHAM Donald_ gomBgt:,1', VTV,v76, and 1V,W,: 13o1 Higgins, I a a a U a The Canadia6Baiik 6f-COm*eicR. ALi VE and growing Plant the seeds for your future OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT AT, 40.3 Furnace-tending is our &date! You can say good- bye forever to all the bother of Shovelling and lifting, and the waste and discomfort of an over-heated or under-heated house. The new Esso Oil Burner with Economy Clutch and fuel-saving features no other burner can give is offered with immediate installation and an Imperial Oil contract, STOP DOING THIS! 44. • s."/ balonce in convenient monthly amounts. $70.00 NOW and the PAY • Authorized Dealer Phone 494 Francis Street L. D. BALSER. Wingham needed. SHUR,GAIN Pig Booster did this special job so well that some feeders started to feed their entire litters on SHUR-GAIN Pig Booster from 10 days of age. The results were most successfful and amazing ! — 40 POUND WEANERS — What do heavy weaning weights mean? Pigs that are well along at weaning—weigh 40 pounds 13; more — will go right ahead, get to market sooner and on less feed. So start your next litter on SHIJR-GAIN Pig Boost- er at 10 days and continue through the weaning stage to 10 weeks of age. You will be amazed at the health, vigour and size of your pigs when you switch them to SHUR-GAIN Hog Grower. CANADA PACKERS .1111.