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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1963-09-19, Page 10Page 2 -- Wingham Advance Times, Thursday, Sept. 19, 1963 PerfeciWeather for Belgrcive School Fair The 43rd annaal Belgrave School Fair was held on Wed- nesday, September 11, begin- ning with a colorful parade of school children and the Bel - grave Pipe Band. Perfect wea' ther helped to draw a large crowd. The fair was officially opened by Mr, Don Pullen, as - ststant agricultural representat- ive of Clinton, Judges for the various classes were: vegetabl' es and fruits, Mr, Douglas Mil- es and Mr, Lloyd E. Main- prize: grain and livestock, Don Pullen; flowers, Mr. and Mrs, Clift Epps of Clinton; poultry, Mr. Erwin Bowes of Blyth, FUTURITY SHOW ;SALE ONTARIO ABERDEEN ANGUS ASSOCIATION WESTERN FAIR GROUNDS LONDON, ONTARIO SEPT. 26-27 THURSDAY AFTERNOON—SHOW - Bulls and Heifers THURSDAY EVENING—RECEPTION and BANQUET FRIDAY, 11:00 a.m.--SALE---20 Bulls - 65 Heifers FOR De -FORMATION AND CATALOOGt'E Write: MRS. DOROTHY BOWDEN, PORT ELGIN, Ont. While in London plan to attend the Canadian Royal Sale, Saturday, September 28th AFTER THE ROOFING - DURHAM PURE COPPER LIGHTN ING CONDUCTORS It's plain common sense to take care of your farm building after you've paid good money into its con- struction. DURHAM PURE COPPER LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS will protect it from the hazards of electrical storms. Lower your insurance premiums tool DURHAM P Li6HTdNG C URE COPPER NDUCTOR BOX 318, TEESWATER PH. 392-6868 FROM YOUR NEW GRAIN CROP MP SAL S NO3 At Minimum Cost with SHUR-GAIN CONCENTRATES schoolwork, Mr, J. 11. Kin- kaed, Public School Inspector and Mr. J. Coulter; home tea onomics and sewing, Miss Pat- ricia Damutee, home economist for Huron; ponnieSGeorge Ter- vit of Wingharn; pets, George Proctor, GRAIN CLASS 1 -- Medium and late oats -- 1 qt., named. Arnold Peas, 1 Morris; Susan Smith, 4 Morris; Joyce Taylor, 9 EW; Donald Pattison, 9 EW; Joe Eckenswiller, '7 EW; Lois Eckenswiller, 7 EW. CLASS 2 — Early Oats — named 1 qt.; Brenda Johnston, Belgrave. CLASS 3 — Barley, any var- iety named — 1 qt.: Joyce Taylor, 9 EW; Janet Haines, '7 Morris; Calvin James, '7 Morris; Mary Ellen Walsh, Belgrave; Michael Walsh, Belgrave; Don- ald Pattison, 9 EW, CLASS 4 — Winter wheat, any variety -- 1 qt.: Lloyd Michie, 5 Morris; Linda Mary Walden, 6 EW. CLASS 5 — Oats, any var- iety — sheaf; Brenda Johnston, Belgrave; Billy Fear, Belgrave; Susan Smith, 4 Morris; Joyce Taylor, 9 EW; Larry Nethery, Belgrave; Michael Walsh, Bel - grave. CLASS 6 — Barley, any variety — sheaf: Joyce Taylor, 9 EW; Brenda Johnston, Bel - grave; Velma Fear, Belgrave. CLASS 7 — Husking corn, 6 stalks: Brenda Coultes, 9 EW; Frank Proctor, 5 Morris; Neil Bieman, U.S.S. 7; Ralph Scott, 13 EW; Ian Scott 13 EW; Barbara Muelwyk, 5 Morris. CLASS 7A — Silage corn, 6 ears named: Raymond Nich- olson, 5 Morris; Valerie Bailey, 10 EW; Glen Walker, 9 EW; Joyce Walker, 9 EW; Maxine Proctor, 5 Morris; Arnold Pease, 1 Morris. CLASS 8 — Sweet corn, named 6 ears: Raymond Nich- olson, 5 Morris; Valerie Bailey, 10 EW; Glen Walker, 9 EW; Joyce Walker, 9 EW; Maxine Proctor, 5 Morris; Arnold Pease, 1 Morris, CLASS 9 -- Hybrid field corn, 6 ears: Frank Proctor, 5 Morris; Brenda Coultes, 9 EW; John McCallum, 5 Morris; Sandra Proctor, 5 Morris; Bruce McCallum, 5 Morris; Brian Coultes, 9 EW. 0 FRESH AND PALATABLE O COMPLETELY BALANCED FEEDING O ASSURES MORE MILK OR EGGS O PRODUCES FASTER GAINS O MAKES LOW-COST FEEDING CUSTOM MIXING The SHUR-GAIN Custom -Mixing programs will give results, because they have been tested and retested under actual conditions on the SHUR-GAIN Demonstra- tion Farm and by thousands of farmers across Canada. Drop in soon . , . Let us help you market more meat - eggs - milk from YOUR grain . .. the SHUR-GAIN way! Wingham Feed MIN DIAL 3574060 W NGHAM, ONT. ROOTS AND VFGI:TABLES CLASS 10 -> ;dank..*,els: Mur- ray Black, 13 LW; Velma Fear, Belgrave; Geori;4' 4:ook, 13 EW. CLASS 11 — Turnips: Joyce Taylor, 9 EW; Kea Ilrnpey, 10 EW. CLASS 12 =- Beets; Keith Black, 13 EW; Alex Cloahey, 5 Morris; Janice Anderson, Bel - grave; Patsy Casemorc, '7 Mor- ris; Bobbie Riley, 4 Morris; Rod- ney White, Belgrave. CLASS 13 -- Cabbage; Mar- lene Pletch, 3 Morris; Judy White, 3 Morris; Neil Rieman, 7 EW; Ken Hopper, 7 Morris; Margaret Robertson, 9 EW; Tru- dy Shoeman, 1 Morris, CLASS 14 — Carrots: Susan Smith, 4 Morris; Brenda John- ston, Belgrave; Calvin Nixon, Belgrave; Glen Naylor, 7 EW; Dale Lamont, Belgrave; Ronnie Snowden, 7 EW. CLASS 15 — Cucumbers: Allen Walker, Belgrave; Beth Bryant, 12 Morris; Neil Lock- hart, 16 BW; Louis Sanders, 5 Morris; David Campbell, 7 Morris; Kevin Pletch, Belgrave. CLASS 16 — Onions: Keith Elston, 7 Morris; Janet Haines, 7 Morris; Brenda Cook, 13 EW; Gordon Passehier, Belgrave; Brian Warwick, 8 Morris; Arn- old Pease, 1 Morris. CLASS 17 — Parsnips: Clay- ton Bosman; Raymond Nichol- son; Bruce McCallum. CLASS 18 — Squash; Connie Nethery, Belgrave; Ruth Ellen Currie, 9 EW; Rosemarie Kelly, 10 EW; Calvin James, 3 Morris; Alvin McLellan, 4 Morris, CLASS 19 — Muskmelon: Ricky White, 3 Morris; Murray Rinn, Belgrave; Barbara Muel- wyk, 5 Morris; Dorothy Nichol- son, 1 Morris; Donald Edgar, 7 Morris. CLASS 20 — Watermelon; Larry Robinson, 7 EW; Grant Vincent, Belgrave; Sid White, 3 Morris; Franklyn Wilson, 1 Morris; Roy Robinson, '7 EW; Dianne Popp, U.S.S. 16. CLASS 21— Mangels: Glen Walker, 9 EW; Wayne Cald- well, 10 EW; Keith Black, 13 EW; Jack de Groat, 6 EW; Joan Black, 13 EW; Murray Black, 13 EW. CLASS 22 — Potatoes; Grant Vincent, Belgrave; Arnold Pease, 1 Morris; Brenda John- ston, Belgrave; Janet Haines, 7 Morris; Connie Nethery, Bel - grave; 3 entries disqualified for not being named, CLASS 23 — Potatoes: Ruth Ann Currie, 9 EW; Sandra Currie, 9 EW; Grant Vincent, Belgrave; Arnold Pease, 1 Mor- ris; Nancy Anderson, Belgrave; Glen Walker, 9 EW, CLASS 24 — Turnips: Ray- mond Rammillao, 12 Morris; Wayne Rammillao, 12 Morris. CLASS 25 — Largest Pump-' kin: Joe Echenswiller, 7 EW; Danny Bailey, 10 EW; Mavis Bailey, 10 EW; Trudy Shoe - man, 1 Morris; Jean Caldwell, 10 EW; Barbara Empey, 16 EW. CLASS 26 -- White beans; Bruce McCallum, 5 Morris; Raymond Nicholson, 5 Morris; Maxine Proctor, 5 Morris; Mar- jorie Proctor, 5 Morris; Kathie Barbour, 8 Morris; Gail Barb- our, 8 Monis. CLASS 27 — Coloured Beans Judy White, 3 Morris; Ricky White, 3 Morris; Walter White- head, 7 Morris; Clayton Bos- man, Belgrave; Michael Walsh, Belgrave. CLASS 28 — Collection of Vegetables: Nancy Anderson, Belgrave; John Congram, 9 EW; Arnold Pease, 1 Mortis; Dale Lamont, Belgrave; Raymond Nicholson, 5 Morris; Kathie Bone, 6 Morris. FLOWERS CLASS 30 — Asters: Doug- las Workman, 3 Morris; Joyce Smith, 8 Morris; Joan McLen- nan, 8 Morris; Ricky White, 3 Morris; Gary Barbour, 8 Mor- ris; Paul Gross, 16 U.S.S. CLASS 31 -- Cosmos: Dianne Near, 8 Morris; Ray- mond Nicholson, 5 Morris; Dale Lamont, Belgrave; Julaine Anderson, Belgrave; Arnold Pease, 1 Morris; Douglas Cloa- hey, 5 Morris, CLASS 32 — African Mari- golds; Sandra Currie, 9 EW; Clayton Bosman, Belgrave; Joe Phelan, 1 Morris; Jack De Groot, 6 EW; Bill Sellars, 8 Morris; Ken Empey, 16 EWr CLASS 33 -- French Mari- golds: Joyce Taylor, 9 EW; Bonnie: Backer, Li Morris; Ray- mond llauna, 6 EW; Ila Scott, Belgrave; Keith Black, 13 OW; Karen Galbraith, 9 EW. CLASS 34 -* Larkspur; Janet Haines, 7 Morris. CLASS 35 — Snapdragons: Keith Elston, 7 Morris; Donald Edgar, 7 Morris; Christine Ilart leih, Belgrave; Neil Lockhart, 16 EW; Gail Barbour, 8 Morris; Ray Robinson, 7 EW, CLASS 30 -- Petunias: Joyce Nethery, Belgrave; Glenn Nay- lor, '7 EW; Murray Rinn, 13e1 - grave; Judy White, 3 Morris; Mary Passchier, Belgrave. CLASS 37 -- Phlox: Frank Wilson, 1 Morris; Velma Fear, Belgrave. CLASS 38 -- Zinnias: Joan Black, 13 EW; Glenn Walker, 9 EW; Kathy Dunbar, 13 EW; Barbara Meulwyek, 5 Morris; Billie Snell, 6 EW; Arnold Dawson, 9 BW. CLASS 39 -- Cornflower; Marlene Armstrong, '7 EW; Murray Wightman, 6 EW; Brian Warwick, 8 Morris; Murray Black, 13 EW; Kevin Pletch, Belgrave; Ken Hopper, 7 Mor- ris. CLASS 40 — Stocks: Grant Vincent, Belgrave, CLASS 41 — Gladioli: Jud- ith Nicholson, 1 Morris; John Congram 9 EW; Janet Haines, '7 Morris; Allen Walker, Bel - grave; Grant Vincent, Belgrave; Brian Warwick, 8 Morris. CLASS 42 — Dahlia: Doug- las Cloahey, 5 Morris, Nancy Anderson, Belgrave; Janet Haines, 7 Morris; Kathy Dun- bar, 13 EW; Wayne Caldwell, 10 EW; Glen Walker, 9 EW, CLASS 43 -- Bouquet of Roses: Janet Haines, 7 Morris; Brian Warwich, 8 Morris; Judy Cook, 13 EW; Dale Patterson, 16 EW; Rae Robinson, 7 EW; Marlene Pletch, 3 Morris. CLASS 44 — Dining Table Bouquet: Roy Robinson, 7 EW; Carol Ann Walker, Belgrave; Donna Ruth Walker, Belgrave; Judy Cook, 13 EW; Donald Ed- gar, 7 Morris; Bruce McCallum, 5 Morris. CLASS 45 — Living Room Arrangements: Grant Vincent, Belgrave; Donald Edgar, 7 Morris; Michael Walsh, Bel - grave; Marlene Pletch, 3 Mor- ris; Murray Wightman, 6 EW; Beverley Casemore, 7 Morris. CLASS 46 -- Best Home- made Corsage: Michael Walsh, Belgrave; Janet Haines, 7 Mor- ris; Keith Elston, '7 Morris; Gail Barbour, 8 Morris; Dale Lamont, Belgrave; Evelyn Bie- man, 7 EW. FRUIT CLASS 47 — Northern Spy Apples: Barbara Cook, Bel - grave; Cameron Cook, Bel - grave; Ronald Cook, Belgrave; Joyce Smith, 3 Morris; Robert Nesbit, 1 Morris; Joyce Neth- ery, Belgrave. Please turn to Page 3 Schneiders Picnic Pork Shoulder $1.19 .00 1.0 Nabob inst. Coffee, 6 -oz., $ac 3 1 -Ib. pkg. Blue B. Marg., 720 Puritan Beef Stew 39a Dune. Hines Cake Mix, 2/79c GREWAR'S Superior Mark BRUSSELS Open ALL DAY Wednesday MASSEY FERGUSON i1t NEW AND USED EQUIPMENT 1, 6,744 ".14.4.441. ,yam wa, DIONE HARVESTERS COME IN AND DISCUSS YOUR FARM EQUIPMENT NEEDS TODAY! /CHAS. , y , f .r' 0 s: a, •i 7 ?. " E ,t , ., A . '1 e i H 1 .r+.. Massey -Ferguson i {Sales &Service L2•"" t PHONE h 7 1 rf 111 VOLKSWAGEN SALES M S $1785. TEST DRIVE IT TODAY WINGHAM SHI.P NORTH STREET PHONE 357-1102 VOLKSWAGEN SALES AND SERVICE .... . ;gin..,. 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