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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1965-09-23, Page 15M r• • „ a e • e 0 A M1l ,, • W 4 Europe makes About 00 per cent of the world's wine. W. R. HAMILTON OPTOMETRIST Josephine Street WINGHAM FOR APPOINTMENT Phone 357-1361 TH€ CHRISTIfl SCIf�CE EflOflITOR Accurate Complete News Coverage Printed in BOSTON LOS ANGELES LONDON 1 Year $24 6 Months $12 3 Months $6 CRp this advertisement and return it with your check or money order to: The Christian Science M,pnitor One Norway Street Boston, Mass. 02115 PB -16 School Fair Prize Winners Continued from Page Six 4. Lorne Scott; 5, Lorna Mas-, on. Apples 5 varieties; 1, Mark Taylor, 13 E. Waw„ 2. Robert Nesbit. Pears; 1. Calvin James; 2, Marilyn Congram, 9 E. Waw.; 3. Raymond Nicholson; 4. Frank Wilson, 1 Morris; 5. Lorne Scott; 6. Muriel Taylor. Crabapples: 1. Donelda La- mont; 2. Lorne Scott; 3, Glen Wightman; 4. Marilyn Wight - man; 5. Nancy Anderson; 6, Danny Smith, Basket of Assorted Fruits: 1. Danny Lamont; 2. Dwight La- mont; 3. Dale Lamont; 4, Don- elda Lamont; 5. Glen Nixon; 6. Calvin Nixon, Belgrave. POULTRY Jr. Grades 1, 2, 3, 4,& Beginners Pair Pullets (light): 1. Vel- ma Fear; 2, Cameron Cook, Pair Pullets under 5 months; 1. Lorne Scott; 2. Judy Sellers, 8 Morris; 3. Bill Sellers, 8 Mor ris, Pair Market Cockerels: 1. Joyce Nethery; 2. Brenda Neth- ery; 3. David Dunbar, 13 E. Waw,; 4. Janice Dunbar, Pair Pullets (heavy): 1. Ray Robinson; 2. Evelyn Bieman. Pair Pullets under 5 months: , 1. David Dunbar; 2. Ray Robin- son; 3. Evelyn Bieman; 4. Joyce Nethery. Pair Young Ducks: 1. Gor- don Passchier; 2. Carol Grass, 16 E. Waw.; 3. Joyce Nethery; 4. Keith White, 3 Morris; 5. Anna Passchier, Belgrave, Pair Young Muscovy Ducks: 1. Lorne Scott; 2. Terry Arm- strong, 7 E. Waw.; 3. Carol Grass; 4. Cameron Yuill; 5. Mark Taylor. Hen Eggs (brown): 1. Larry McNichol, 1 Morris; 2. Ray- mond Nicholson; 3. Gayle Pat- tison; 4. David Campbeli, $ lvlorris; 5. Judy Cook; 6, Kath, ryn Dunbar. Hen Eggs (white): 1, Cam- eron Yuill; 2. Velma Fear; 3. George Snell; 4. Murray Irwin; 5, Judy Sellers; 6. Bill Sellers. ROOTS & VEGETABLES Senior Grades 5, 6, 7 and 8 Mangels: 1. Bin Fear, Bel- grave; 2. Harvey Black, 13 E. Waw.; 3. Tom Black, 13 E. Waw,; 4, Danny Bailey, 10 E. Waw.; 5. Ralph Scott, 13 E, Waw.; 6, Ann de Groot, 6 E. Waw. Turnips; 1. Linda Caldwell, 10 E. Waw.; 2. Leslie Cald- well, 10 E. Waw, ; 3. Joyce Coultes, 9 E, Waw.; 4. Ken Empey, 16 E. Waw. Beets; 1, Doug Shiell, 7 E. Waw.; 2. George Johnston, Belgrave; 3. Dale Pletch, 3 Morris; 4. Bryon Black, 13 E, Waw. ; 5. Donald Pattison, 9E. Waw.; 6. Larry Nethery, Bel - grave. Cabbage: 1. Margaret Rob- ertson, 7 E, Waw.; 2, Bonnie Cook, 13 E. Waw.; 3. Ruth Currie, 9 E. Waw.; 4. Arnold Pease, 1 Morris; 5. Julaine An- derson, Belgrave; 6. Ruth Ann Pletch, Belgrave. Carrots; 1, Mary Ann Wheel er, Belgrave; 2. Michael Mc - Nall, Belgrave; 3. Bob Gray, 9 E. Waw.; 4. Walter White- head, 7 Morris; 5. Susan Smith 4 Morris; 6. Valerie Bailey, 10 E. Waw. Cucumber: 1. Barbara Pat- tison, 7 E. Waw.; 2. Judy White, 3 Morris; 3. Marilyn Robertson, 7 E. Waw.; 4. Gary Barbour, 8 Morris; 5. Neil Lockhart, 16 E. Waw.; 6. Bren- da Glousher, 7 Morris. Onions: 1. Keith Elston, 7 Morris; 2. Mary Grasby, 5 Mor ris. need a car loan? ftl�j�ilutt,r,.•.... ,l�,l�(N I�� m\wl�+,/�,�.�i'1i ))f�, , _...,,,rttilitluuluru 11( �` l/%li i ��`a'� 1 � t,,if ss,r,...- ., tNft�tli 10 ask for it '+y name AT TORONTO -DOMINI If you'd like to buy a new (or used) car, a boat or outboard motor, or even finance a vacation be sure to see your Toronto -Dominion Manager for the money you need. He can arrange a low-cost, life- insured Personal loan for you, quickly and easily. Borrow your Money the "good business" way; from the "people who make the difference" at Toronto -dominion. Compare aur rates ~MONTHLY INSTALMENT REPAYMENT CHART~ 12 MOS 18 Mos 24 MOS 30 MOS. 36 MOS. $ 500 $43.96 130.04 523.09 $18.92 $16.14 1,000 87.91 60.07 46.17 37.83 32.28. 2,000 175.81 120.14 92.34 75.65 14.36 3,000 263.72 180.21 .138.51 113.41 96.84 All charges included in monthly payments. t Choose your OWn repayment plats then Sot "The falls" 118M1 1.ORONTCPatION11NION Where pcoplc make the dyicrencc J. R. RiINSTRDTLr R, Manager Mlinghaim Branch BAN I Ad. No. '1'-3019 A. E. GRAHAM, Manioc Bentlif Branch Parsnips: 1. Mary Ellen Tay} tor, 13 B. Waw,; 2. Marion Armstrong; 3. Gary MacSween, Belgrave; 4. Douglas Walker, Belgrave; 5. Joan Campbell, '7 Morris; 6. Rodney White, Bel - grave. Squash; 1,. Connie Nethery, Belgrave; 2. Glen Walker, 9 E. Waw, Muskmelons: 1. Ronnie Cook, Belgrave; 2. Brian Wan-- den, al-den, 6 1;, Waw.; 3. Joan Cur- rie, 9 E. Waw,; 4. Clayton Rosman, Belgrave; 5, Joan Koopman, 6 E. Waw, Watermelon: 1. Shirley Gray, 9 E. Waw,; 2, Kathy Bonnett, 13 E. Waw.; 3. Karen Pengel- ly, Belgrave; 4. Larry Robin- son, 7 E, Waw, ; 5. Brenda Johnston, Belgrave. Mangels: 1. Joyce Taylor, 9 E. Waw.; 2. Billy Fear; 3, Leslie Caldwell; 4. Ralph Scott; 5. Valerie Bailey; 6. Mavis Bailey, 10 E. Waw. Potatoes (late): 1, Donald Pattison, 9 E. Waw„ 2, Mary Grasby; 3. Brenda Johnston; 4. Michael McNall; 5. Arnold Pease; 6. Ken Empey. Potatoes, early: 1, Michael McNeil; 2. Arnold Pease; 3. Christine Hartlieb, Belgrave; 4. Keith Elston; 5. Gary Mac - Sween; 6. Joyce Taylor. Turnips; 1. Linda Caldwell; 2, Leslie Caldwell; 3. Keith Elston; 4. Ralph Scott. Largest Pumpkin: 1. Sid White, 3 Morris; 2. Neil Lock- hart, 16 E. Waw,; 3. Nelson Nicholson, 4 Morris; 4. Ra- mona Hanna, 6 E. Waw. ; 5. Bob Black, 6 Morris; 6. Billy Snell, 6 E. Waw. White Beans; 1, Susan Smith; 2. Ralph Scott; 3. Don Edgar, '7 Morris; 4. Keith Elston; 5. Bonnie Cook. Coloured Beans: 1. Clayton Bosman; 2. Ralph Scott; 3. Ar- nold Pease; 4. Susan Smith; 5. Jack Sanders, 5 Morris; 6. Judy White. Collection of Vegetables: 1. Donald Pattison; 2. Don Edgar; 3, Brenda Johnston; 4, Arnold Pease; 5. Helen VanAmersfoot, 1 Morris; 6. Richard Anderson, Belgrave. FLOWERS Asters: 1. John Mitchell, Belgrave; 2. Manna Purdon, Belgrave; 3. Mavis Bailey; 4. Judy White; 5. Billy Fear. Cosmos: 1. Ricky Elliott, 3 Morris; 2. Patsy Casemate, 7 Morris; 3. Tom Black; 4. Geo. Johnston; 5. Leslie Caldwell; 6. Neil Bieman, 7 E. Waw. African Marigolds: 1. Mon- ica Nesbit, 1 Morris; 2. Mary Anne Wheeler; 3. Donald Pat- tison; 4. Shirley Pattison, 9 E. Waw. French Marigold; 1. Elaine Robinson, 7 E. Waw.; 2. Joyce Coultes; 3. Wayne Hopper, 7 Morris; 4. Lynda Elliott, 4 Mor- ris; 5. Glen Walker; 6, Murray Wightman, 16 E. Waw. Larkspur: 1. Gary Mac - Sween; 2. Neil Vincent, Bel - grave; 3. Brenda Stapleton, 9 E. Waw. ; 4. Barbara Pattison; 5. Vicki Willis, 3 Morris. Snapdragons: 1. Donald Ed- gar; 2. Keith Elston; 3. Linda Caldwell; 4. Ken Empey; 5. Mary Ellen Walsh, Belgrave. Petunias: 1. Ruth Ellen Cur- rie; 2. Dale Pletch; 3. Larry Nethery; 4. Kenneth Bird, 4 Morris, Phlox: 1. Sid White; 2. Hel- en Van Amersfoot; 3. Connie Nethery. Zinnias: 1, Gordon Gray, 9 E. Waw.; 2. Michael McNall; 3. Neil Lockhart; 4. Eric Campbell, 6 E. Waw.; 5. Ralph Scott; 6. Christine Hart- lieb Cornflower; 1. .Bryon Black; 2. Doris Coultes, 9 E. Waw.; 3. Bonnie Cook; 4. Marlene Pletch, 3 Morris; 5. Gordon Rinn, Bel - grave; 6, Ken Hopper, '7 Mor- ris. Stocks: 1. Rodney White. Gladioli; 1. Sherry Williams Belgrave; 2. Mary Ellen Tay- lor; 3. Doris Coultes: 4; Arnold Pease; 5. Ruth Ann Pletch; 6. Ralph Scott. Dahlia: 1. Glen Walker; 2. Brenda Stapleton; 3. Neil Lock- hart; 4. Marlene f'Ietdh; 5. Murray McNichol, 1 Morris; 6. Keith Black, 13 E. Waw, Bouquet of Sweet Peas: 1. Dale Pletch; 2. John Congram; 3. Donald Edgar; 4. Monica Nesbit; 5. Neil Vincent; 6. Please Turn to Page Eight W.it}ghai i AdvMace-TInms. T''us'day. Sept. 23. 1966 ,, Page LIVESTOCK AT THE BELGRAVE School Groot, 11, and John Koopman, 12, both Fair was top quality, although the number students at USS No. 6 East Wawanosh, dis- of exhibits was down a little. Jackie De- play their Holstein calves, FLAGS OF THE WORLD was the motif for a display made by students of USS No. 7. Marion Armstrong, Linda Snowden and Margaret Robertson helped make the exhibit. -Advance-Times Photo. TABLE TOP DISPLAYS by children from Morris and East Wawanosh schools were very well executed and drew favorable comment from the hundreds of people at- tending the fair. -Advance-Times Photo. PYJAMA CLAD CHILDREN made up to look like rabbits enlivened the Belgrave School Fair last week. They attend S. S. No. 8, Morris Township and were part of the an- nual parade to the fair grounds. Advance -Times Photo.