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plumbing business to Donald
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They were presented with
luggage and a jewel box and
Ward received a signet ring.
They each expressed their
thanks.
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School fair
Continued from Page Two
5; Bill Empey, E. W. 16; Nan-
cy VanCarnp, Morris 5; Elaine
Robinson, E, W. 7; Gary Mac-
Sween, Belgrave.
Squash; Gerald Nicholson,
Morris 4; Sid White, Morris
3; Norma Mair, Morris 6;
Brenda Bone, Morris 6; Doug
Elliott, Morris 3; Dorothy Kel.
ly.
Muskmelons; Clayton Bos-
man, Belgrave; Ronald Cook,
Belgrave; Judy White, Morris
3; Mary Ellen Taylor, E.W.13;
Margaret Youngblut, E. W. 16.
Watermelon: Brenda Cook,
E.W. 13; Murray McNichol,
Morris 1; Larry Robinson, E.W.
7; Michael McNall, Belgrave.
Mangels: Billy Fear; Tom
Black; Leslie Caldwell; Ralph
Scott; Keith Black; Ian Scott.
Late Potatoes: Neil Vin-
cent, Belgrave; Ralph Scott;
Brian Walden; Larry Robinson,
Ian Scott; Richard Anderson,
Belgrave.
Early Potatoes: Donald Pat-
tison, E. W. 9; Joyce Taylor;
Neil Bieman, E.W. 7; Neil
Lockhart, E.W. 16; Ann de
Groot, E.W. 16; Ian Scott
Turnips: Linda C, ldwell, E.
W. 10; Keith Elston; Leslie
Caldwell.
Largest Pumpkin: Mavis
Bailey; Danny Bailey, E. W.10;
Valerie Bailey, E. W, 10; Judy
White; Linda Caldwell; Mar-
garet Pattison.
White Beans; Susan Smith;
Ralph Scott; Ian Scott; Bonnie
Cook; Richard Anderson.
Colored Beans: Donald Pat-
tison; Arnold Pease; Keith El-
ston; Susan Smith; Mary Ellen
Walsh; Richard Anderson.
Collection of Vegetables:
Ruth Ann Pletch, Belgrave;
Arnold Richard Pease;Ander-
son;
And
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son; Ramona Hanna; George
g
Johnston; Michael McNall.
FLOWERS
Cosmos; Leslie Caldwell;
George Johnston; Arnold Pease;
Billy Empey; Brenda Bone;
Nancy VanCamp.
Asters: Larry Lockhart, E.
W. 16; Cheryl Patterson, E.
W. 16; Brenda VanCamp, Bel -
grave; Raymond VanCamp,
Belgrave; Garry VanCamp,
Morris 5; Valerie Bailey.
African Marigolds; Douglas
Smith, E.W. 6; David Bosman,
Belgrave; Joan Campbell, Mor-
ris 7.
French Marigolds; Neil
Lockhart; John Koopman, E.
W. 6; Keith VanCamp, Morris
5; Richard Anderson; Paul
Gross, E.W. 16; Jane Camp-
bell.
am -bell.
Larkspur: Elaine Robinson,
E.W. 9; Monica Nesbitt, Mor-
ris 1; Gary MacSween; Ramo-
na Hanna.
Snapdragons: Mary Grasby;
Keith Elston; Ralph Scott; Mo-
na Purdon, Belgrave; Brian
Fear.
Petunias: Larry Nethery,
Belgrave; Dale Pletch; Mary
Passchier, Belgrave; Sidney
White; Gordon Rinn.
Phlox: Linda Snowden;
James Campbell, E. W. 6; Mary
Ellen Taylor; Keith Black;
Margaret Robertson; Sandra
McNichol, Morris 1.
Zinnias: Eric Campbell, E.
W. 6; Barbara Stapleton; Don-
ald Patison; Ruth Ann Pletch;
Michael McNall.
Cornflowers: Bryon Black;
Donna Edgar; Bonnie Cook; •
Brian Walden; Marlene Pletch;
Linda Rinn,
Gladioli: Donald Walker,
Belgrave; Carol Ann Govier,
Morris 1; Gary MacSween; Dor'
is Coultes, E. W, 9; Pa':l
Cloakey, Morris 5; Hen ;
Amersfort, Morris 1.
Dahlias: Chris Cowan, E.
W. 16; Larry Nethery, Be I -
grave; Carol Ann Govier; Mary
Ellen Taylor; Joan Currie; Les-
lie Caldwell.
Bouquet Sweetpeas: Char-
lotte Nesbitt, Morris 1; Joan
Currie; Brenda Stapleton; El-
aine Robinson; Marlene Pletch;
Keith Elston.
Dining Table Bouquet: Don-
ald Walker, Belgrave; Douglas
Walker, I3elgrave; Dale Pletch;
Cheryl Falconer, Morris 8;
Mary Ellen Walsh; Brenda Bone.
Living Room Arrangement:
Elaine Robinson; Mona Purdon;
George Johnston; Doris Coultes;
Mary Grasby; Keith Elston.
Bouquet for Coffee Table:
Donna Edgar; Mona Purdon;
Linda Walden; Douglas Walker;
Marlene Pletch; George John-
ston,
FRUIT
Northern Spy Apples: Sandra
Smith; Ronald Cook; Susan
Smith; Wanda Mason, E. W.7;
Larry Nethery; Chris Cowan,
Snow Apples; Neil Lockhart
Barry Mason, E, W, 7; Wanda
Mason; Susan Smith; Ronald
Cook; Linda Snowden.
McIntosh Reds; Wanda Ma-
son; Veronica Bryant, Morris
12; Ralph Scott; Jack de Groot;
Barry Mason; Douglas Cook.
Apples, Any other: Mary
Ellen Walsh; Ian Scott; Ralph
Scott; Doug Workman, Morris
3.
Pears: Barbara Pattison; Ian
Scott; Ross Craig; Bonnie Cook;
Carol Gross; Joyce Taylor.
Crabapples: Jimmy Beecroft
of E.W. 7; Wanda Mason;
Douglas Cook; Richard Ander-
son; Julaine Anderson; Barry
Mason.
Assorted Fruits: Georg e
Johnston; Michael McNall;
Ralph Scott; Ramona Hanna;
Ian Scott.
POULTRY
Light Breed Pullets: Harvey
Black; Bryan Black; Billy Fear;
Douglas Walker; Donald Walk-
er, Belgrave; Keith VanCamp.
Pullets under 5 mos.: El-
aine Robinson; Larry Robinson.
Heavy Breed Pullets: Linda
Snowden; Bryan Black; Harvey
Black; Neil Lockhart; Keith
Elston.
Pullets under 5 mos.: Neil
Bieman; Ronald Cook; Doug-
las Cook; Keith Elston; Larry
Nethery.
Market Cockerels: Larry
Nethery; Neil Lockhart; Bryan
; Black; Harvey eY Bl ck• Doris
Coultes;. Ralph Scott.
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Young Ducks; Arnold Pease;
Gary VanCamp.
Muscovy Ducks: Ronald Car-
ter; Ralph Scott; Mary Ellen
Taylor; Ian Scott; Paul Gross;
Arnold Pease.
Brown Hen Eggs: Brian Fear;
Cheryl Patterson; Neil Bieman;
Wendy Hesselwood; Keith
Black; Linda Snowden.
White Hen Eggs: Dale Pletch;
Tom Black; Marlene Pletch;
Gary Barbour; Donald Pattison;
Linda Walden.
BEGINNERS ONLY
VEGETABLES
Largest Tomato; Danny La-
mont; Murray James, Morris
3; Jidda Anderson, Belgrave;
Jeanne Pattison E. W. 7;1 Ruth
Anne White, Belgrave;
Dwight
Lamont.
Pie Pumpkin: Muriel Tay-
lor; Stephen Cook; Danny La-
mont; Donald Scott; Donald
Carter; Murray Edgar.
Citron: Janet Gaunt; Jeanne
Pattison; Glen McLennan; An-
nette Carter, E. W. 10; Muriel
Taylor; Gary Caldwell.
Sunflower: Lorne Scott;
Muriel Taylor: Dwight Lamont;
Donelda Lamont; Danny La-
mont; Cathy Galbraith, E. W.9.
Three Tomatoes: Jean Pat-
tison; Ruth Ann White; Murray
Irwin, E. W. 7; Muriel Taylor;
Colleen White; Janice Dunbar.
Onions: Jeanne Pattison; Ja-
net Gaunt; Dwight Lamont;
Randy White; Stephen Cook;
Murray Irwin.
Carrots: Scott Campbell,
Belgrave; Barry Burchill, E. W.
9; Murray Irwin; Doreen An-
derson; Muriel Taylor; Mar-
ilyn Congram, EE, W. 9,
Largest Potato: Scott
Campbell; Murray Edgar;
Barbara Snell; Greg Cook;
Van Donald Scott; Danny La-
mont.
PETS
Kittens: Kathy Galbraith;
Barbara Stapleton; Murray
Edgar; Doris Naylor; Scott
Campbell;Johnnie Scott,
Belgrave.
Cat: Murray Rinn; Sandra
Currie; Rodney White, Bel -
grave; Michael Walsh; Doreen
Anderson; Annette Carter, L.
W. 10.
Rabbit: Franklyn Wilson,
Morris 1; Joyce Nethery; Mar-
ilyn Robertson, 1'. W. 9; Lorne
Scott; Randy White; Donald
Carter, 1.W. 10,
Dog: Ruth Ellen Currie;
George Draper; Cathy Barbour;
Dennis 'I1rotnnson, E. W. 7 ;
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