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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-09-22, Page 12-4 BEST FARE AT the fair for some was the great North American delicacy, the hot dog, This group of Belgrave district child- ten works hard at making the "dogs" do a disappearing act. —Advance-Times Photo, Page 4 WingIlatn Advance-Times, Thursday, Sept, 22, MG Belgrave School Fair Hall Exhibits up This Year difve goo), Ate Xec e dr4i eic e /6 Don't ash where your dol- lars have gone , Tell thorn where to go! Continued from Page Three son; Mary Ellen Elston; Cal- vin Nixon, Belgrave; Doreen Anderson: Bruce McCallum; Wayne Caldwell, Crabapples, plate of 5 -- Heather Currie; Dwight La. rnont; Doreen Anderson; Dale Lamont; Donelda Lamont; Danny Lamont, Basket of Assorted Fruit -- Kevin Pletch; Dale Lamont; Jilda Anderson; Danny La- mont; Donelda Lamont; Dwi- gbt Lamont. POULTRY (front Home Farm) Jr, Gt., 1, 2, 3, 4 and Beginners) Pair of Pullets, Light Breed — Joan Black, 13 E. Waw.; Mary Ellen Elston; Lorne Scott. Pair of Pullets, Light, under 5 months—Cameron Cook, Bel- grave; Wayne Cook, Belgrave; Lorne Scott; Judy Sellers. Pair Market Cockerels — Brenda Nethery; Noreen Arm- strong, 7 E, Waw.; Lorne Scott, Pair Pullets, Heavy—Mark Lockhart; Steven Robinson, Pair Pullets, Heavy, under 5 months — Terry Armstrong, 7 E. Waw.; Steven Robinson; Alvin McLellan, 4 Morris; Nor- een Armstrong; Mark Lock- hart; Brenda Nethery. Pair Young Ducks — Gordon Passohier; Anna Passchier; Ross Casemore; Irvin Pease; Carol Gross; Brenda Nethery, Pair Young Muscovy Ducks —Joan Black; Muriel Taylor; Terry Armstrong; Lorne Scott; Carol Gross; Cameron Yuill. Henn Eggs, Brown — Glenn Wightman; Mark Lockhart; Paul Casemore, 7 Morris; Mark Taylor; Wayne McDowell; Maxine Proctor. Hen Eggs, White—Judy Sel- lers; Paul Casemore; Barbara Snell; Marvin Cook, Belgrave; Wayne Cook; George Snell. ROOTS AND VEGETABLES (Sr. Gr. 5, 6, 7 and 8) Mange's — Danny Bailey; Joyce Taylor; Jack DeGroot, 6 E. Waw.; Terry Anderson. Turnips—Linda Caldwell, 10 E. Waw,; Jean Caldwell, 10 E. Waw,; Karen Galbraith, 9 E. Waw, Beets—Owen Fear; Marlene Pletch, 5 Morris; Joey Eckens- wilier, 7 E. Waw.; Janice An- derson, Belgrave; Mary Ellen Taylor, 13 E. Waw.; Nancy Anderson, Belgrave. Cabbage — Margaret Robert- son, '7 E. Waw.; Ken Empey, 16 E. Waw,; Alex Cloakey, 5 Morris; Judy White, 5 Morris; Donna Edgar, 7 Morris. Carrots—Linda Walden, 6 L. Waw.; Murray Wightman, 6 E. Waw.; Richard Anderson, Bel- grave; Duncan Anderson, Bel- grave; Brian Warwick, 8 Mor- ris; Marilyn Robertson, 7 E. Waw. Cucumbers — Bill Sellers, S Morris; Cameron Anderson, Belgrave; Donald Walker, Bel- grave; Linda Bennett, 13 E. Waw.; Wayne Hopper; Nelson Nicholson, 4 Morris. Onions—Keith Elston, 7 Mor- ris; Louis Sanders, 5 Morris. Parsnips—Murray Black, 13 E. Waw, Squash—Glen Walker, 9 E, Waw.; Connie Nethery; Velma Fear; Ray Robinson; Julaine Anderson, Belgrave; Leona Nicholson, 4 Morris. Muskmelon — Clayton Bos- man, Belgrave; Larry Robin- son; Ronnie Cook, Belgrave; Lois Eckenswiller, 7 E, War.; Ricky White, 5 Morris; Bert Sanders, 5 Morris. Watermelon — Donald Patti- son, 9 E. Waw.; Grant Vincent, Belgrave; Elaine Robinson_ 7 E. Waw.; Joyce Nethery; Sid- ney 'White, 5 Morris; Brian Walden, 6 E. Waw. Mangels—Mavis Bailey, 10 E, Waw.; Danny Bailey, 10 E. Waw„ Velma Fear: Arnold Pease. Potatoes (Lute)---Linda Wal- den; Michael McNeil, Bel, grave; Brian Walden; Neil Lockhart: Donald Pattison; Fred Meier, Potatoes (Early) — Michael MeNall; Neil Vincent; Keith Elston; Neil Lockhart; Chris., tine Hartleib, Belgrave; Grant Vincent, Turnips—Jean Caldwell; Lin- da Caldwell, Largest Pumpkin — Gordon Belgrave; Rickey White; Neil Lockhart; Nelson Nichol- son; Joey Eckenswiller. White Beans—Susan Smith; Nancy Anderson: Don Edgar, 7 Morris; Keith Elston; Donald Pattison; Brian Warwick. Coloured Beans—Brian War- wick: Neil Bieman, 7 E. Waw. Collection of Vegetables — Donald Pattison; Sherry Wil- liams, Belgrave; Nancy Ander- son; Don Edgar; Michael Mc- Nail, Arnold Pease, FLOWERS (Sr. Gr. 5, 6, 7 and 8) Asters — Mavis Bailey; Bill Empey, 16 E. Waw.; Joyce Taylor; Jahn Mitchell, Bel- grave; Christine Hartlieb; Lin- da Caldwell. Cosmos—John Congram, 9 E. Waw.; Clayton Bosman; Neil Bieman; Kathy Bone, 6 Mor- ris; Sherry Williams; Margar- et Robertson, African Marigolds—Jimmie Beecroft, 7 E, Waw.; John Koopman, 5 E. Waw.; Jack De Groot; Danny Bailey; Velma Fear; Lorna Mason, French Marigolds — Linda Walden; Linda Bonnett, 13 E. Waw.; Wayne Hopper; Brenda Glausher, 7 Morris; Mary Ann Wheeler, Belgrave; Duncan .Anderson. Larkspur — Neil Vincent; Connie Nethery; Terry Arm- strong. Snapdragon — Donald Patti- son; Don Edgar; Ray Robin- son; Richard Anderson; Ken Empey; Keith Elston. Petunias — Joyce Smith, 7 Morris; Rickey White; Elaine Robinson; Bin Sellers. Zinnia — Lois Eckenswiller; Gordon Gray, 9 E, Waw.; Brian Walden; Glen Walker; Alvin Moore, 9 E, Waw.; Mary Ellen Taylor. Cornflower—Doris Coultes, 9 E, Waw.; Kenneth Mathers, 8 Morris; Donna Edgar; Arnold Pease; Brian Warwick; Nancy Anderson. Stocks—Grant Vincent. Gladioli—Murray Wightman; Sherry Williams; Nancy An- derson; Lois Leishman, 5 Mor- ris; Donald Edgar; Sharon Cook, 6 E, Waw. Dahlia—Arnold Pease; Brian Warwick; Keith Black, 13 E. Waw.; Sherry Williams; Shar- on Cook; Pat Casemore, 7 Morris. Bouquet Sweet Peas—Larry Robinson; Don Edgar; Marlene Pletch; Brian Warwick; Kathy Bone; Keith Elston. Dining Table Bouquet—Ray Robinson; Keith Elston; Don- na Edgar; Don Edgar; Debbie Cook, 13 E. Waw,; Brenda Johnston, Belgrave, Tea Pot Arrangement—Mich- ael MeNall; Brian Warwick; Donna Edgar; Gordon Rinn; Keith Elston; Shirley Gray, 9 E. Waw. 'Giving Room Bouquet—Brian Warwick; Julaine Anderson; Don Edgar; Marlene Pleteh; Keith Elston; Christine Hart- lieb. nara (Sr. Or, 5, 6, 7 and 8) Northern Spy Apples- Connie Nethery; Joyce Smith, 4 Mar- ris; Joyce Nethery; Janice Mc- Dowell, 13 E. Waw.; Murray Wightinan; Brenda Glousher, Snow Apples -- Ruth Ellen Currie, P E. Waw.; Brenda Johnston; Connie Nethery; Joyce Nethery; Billie Snell. MacIntosh Reds—Ruth Ellen Currie; Connie Nethery; Joane MeLeana.n, 8 Morris; Murray Wightman; Louis Sanders, Apples, any other—Mary El- len Currie. Pears — Donald Pattison; Keith Elston; Nancy Ander- son; Karen Pengelly, Belgrave; Shirley Pattison, 7 E, Waw.; Richard Anderson. Crabapples — Shirley Gray; Gordon Gray; Murray Wight- man; Nancy Anderson; Mich- ael MeNall; John McCallum, 7 E. Waw. Basket of Assorted Fruits— Nichael McNeil; Duncan An- derson. POULTRY (Sr. Gr. 5, 6, 7 and 8) Pair Pullets, Light — Keith Black; Keith Elston. Pair Pullets, Light, under 5 months — Barbara Cook, Bel- grave; Ronald Cook; Glen Walker; Bill Sellers. Pair Pullets. Heavy—Evelyn Bieman, 7 E. Waw.; Ray Rob- inson; Neil Lockhart; Neil Bie- man; Joan Currie, 9 E. Waw.; Larry Robinson. Pair Pullets, Heavy, under 5 months — Marion Armstrong; Ray Robinson; Joan Currie: Marlene Armstrong, 7 E. Waw.; Brenda Johnston; Larry Rob- inson. Pair Market Cockerels—Joan Currie; Connie Nethery; Joyce Nethery; Ray Robinson. Pair Young Ducks — Joan Currie; Paul Gross; Bryan Black; Arnold Pease; Connie Nethery. Pair Young Muscovy Ducks —Marion Armstrong; Marlene Armstrong; Murray Black; Joyce Nethery; Keith Black; Paul Gross, Hen Eggs, Brown—Marilyn Wightman; Brenda Johnston; Mary Ellen Taylor; Murray Wightman; Neil Lockhart; Marlene Armstrong. Hen Eggs, White — Brian Warwick; Marlene Pletch; Glen Walker; Bill Sellers; Marjorie Proctor; Sandra Proctor, 5 Morris. SUPPLEMENTARY CLASSES (For Beginners in Sept. only) Largest Tomato — Patsy Scott, Belgrave; Gary Hopper, 7 Morris; Rodger Craig, 10 E. Waw.; Mary Ellen ralston; Paul Casemore; Kitty Hartleib, Belgrave. tie .eumpkin—Anne Christ- mas, 9 E. W,aw,; Kitty Hart- lieb; Jviary Ellen allston; Lynne Haines; Laurie Haines; Mar- vin Cook. Ouc Odd-formed Vegetable— Laurie Haines; Lynne Haines; Paul Casemore; Kitty Hartlieb; Gail White, 5 Morris; Reta Lynne White, Belgrave. Mature Sunflower — Janet Cook, 6 E. Waw.; Rodger Craig; Garry Hopper, Three Tomatoes — Marvin Cook; Anne Christmas; Kitty Hartlieb; Garry Hopper; Laur- ie Haines; Mary Ellen Elston. Three Onions—Anne Christ- mas; Kitty Hartlieb; Mamie Walsh; Garry Hopper; Lynne Haines; Laurie Haines. Three Carrots—Wayne Mc- Dowell; Mary Ellen Elston; Marnie Walsih; Allan Snowden, 7 E. Waw.; Marvin Cook; Pat- sy Scott. Largest Potato—Allan Snow- den; Marnie Walsh; Kitty Hartlieb; Garry Hopper; Way- ne McDowell; Mary Ellen El- ston. PETS (Beginners and Gr. 1, 2 and 3) Pair Kittens — Kathy Gal- braith; Murray Edgar; Brenda Nethery; Ronald Campbell; Mark Lockhart; Lorie Thomp- son. Cat—Karen Currie; Heather Currie; Ruth Ann White; Dor- een Anderson; Ronald Camp- bell; Judy Sellers. Rabbit — Wayne McDowell; Carl McLealand, 4 Morris; Judy Hanna, 6 E, Waw.; Ray- mond Hanna, 6 E, Waw.; Max McLelland, 4 Morris; Judy Sellers. Dog — Murray Rinn; Jean Pattison; Gayle Mazey, 7 E. Waw.; Donald Scott, Belgrave; Dennis T:hompson; Laureen Barbour. Pair Bantams—Irwin Pease; Lorne 'Scott. Any Pet, not listed above— Donelda Lamont; Cameron Cook; Joey Hanna, 6 E. Waw,; Brenda Nethery; Paul Case- more; Barbara Glousher. Pair of Rabbits — Bryon Black; Kevin Pletch; Nelson Gower, Belgrave; Kevin Mc- Lellan, 4 Morris; Doug Elliott, 6 'Morris. Pair Pigeons—Joan Currie; Larry Robinson; Fred Meier: Barbara Cook; Calvin James, 6 Morris: Neil Lockhart. Collie Dog — Calvin Nixon; Rodney White, Belgrave. Any Pet. not listed above— Gordon Rinn; Ronnie Cook; Connie Nethery; Leslie Brewer, 8 Morris; Arnold Pease; Bren- da Johnston. LIVESTOCK Dairy Calf, Heifer — John Koopman, 16 E. Waw.; Jack DeGroot; Velma Fear; Ruth Ellen Currie, Dairy Calf, Heifer (Junior)— Mary Edith Garniss, 7 Mor- ris; Sandra Currie; Karen Cur- rie; Heather Currie; Garry Hopper; Ken Hopper. Beef Calf, Steer — Bryon Black. Pail-fed Beef Calf — Grant Vincent; Neil Vincent. Junior Beef Calf—Grant Via- cent. Beef Calf, Heifer—Neil Via- cent. Placings for the pens of two bogs slaughtered at J. M. Sny- ders September 15; 1st prize, Mary Ann Wheeler, Belgrave; 2nd, Neil Bieman, Belgrave; 3rd, Neil Vincent, Belgrave; 4tit, Evelyn Bieman, Belgrave; 5tb, Garry Hopper, Brussels, Champion carcass, Evelyn 13iernan; reserve champion, Neil Vincent. Showmanship with Dairy Calf, id years and under---Gar- ry Hopper; Heather Carrie; Sandra Currie; Karon Currie; Mary Edith Garniss. Showmanahip with Dairy Calf --- Jack DeGroot; Jolla JOHN KOOPMANS, 13, of R. R. 2 Auburn, grooms his Holstein heifer for judging at the Belgrave School Fair. —Advance-Times Photo. Og Koopman; Wayne Hopper; Velma Fear; Ken Hopper; Ruth Ellen Currie. Showmanship with Beef Calf —Bryon Black; Neil Vincent; Grant Vincent, Market Lamb, short wool — Donnie Edgar; Bryon Black. PONY Pony, pupils over 10 years— Murray Irwin; Brenda Gloush- er; Owen Fear; Rodney White. Please Turn to Page Five '66 DODGE, 4-Dr. 8, Auto., Demo., with low mileage '64 VALIANT, 4-Dr., Auto., with radio '64 ACADIAN BEAUMONT 8 Auto., radio '63 CHEVROLET 2-Door, 8, Stick, radio '63 FORD 2-Door, 6 Std., with Radio '60 PONTIAC Station Wagon, 6, Auto. '60 FORD 4-Door, 6, Auto. '60 FORD, 6 cyl., 4-Door, Auto. '60 METEOR, 4-Door, 8, Auto., with radio Several older models. '59 GMC 3/4-ton Truck, 4 speed, racks Your Dodge - Plymouth - Chrysler - Valiant Dealer JOSEPHINE STREET WINGHAM Phone 357-3862 Len Crawford Motors THOMAS A. JARD1N District Manager Ph, 357-3661 WINGHAM LEN CRAWFORD MOTORS SYNDICATE LIMITED Ju*t Call or Writs at Wingham District High School Evening Classes 1966-67 The Advisory Vocational Committee of the Wingham District High School is planning to offer a programme of Evening Courses again this year. Classes will be held only if a sufficient number apply (at least fifteen) and qualified instructors are available. PROPOSED COURSES GENERAL COMMERCIAL TECHNICAL Conversational French Typing Auto Mechanics (Part 1) *Farm Management Bookkeeping Auto Mechanics (Pt, II) Leather Work Senior Typing and Drafting Fundamentals Oil Painting (Beginners) Business Machines & Blue Print Reading Oil Painting (Advanced) Shorthand Electricity (Part I) Millinery Electricity (Part II) Physical Fitness Welding (Ladies) Woodworking (General) Sewing (Basic) Upholstering Suggestions for other courses will be considered. INSTRUCTION PERIODS Classes will be held each Wednesday evening from 8 to 10 p.m. The Fall term will start on October 12th and end December 14th, The Winter term will begin on January 4th arid end March 15th. If a second class is needed it will be held Thursday evening. *Farm Management classes will commence on October 26th. FEES Each course will require the payment of a registration fee. The fee for each course will be $5.00 except welding and farm management where the fee will be $10.00. No materials are provided in this fee. Fees are not refund- able unless the course is cancelled. REGISTRATION Applications for courses should be mailed or phoned to the school. Registra- tions will be accepted on opening night between 7 and 8 p,m. for those courses not already filled. Fees will be collected on the first night of classes, October 12th, 1966. J. pErrANECE, C. E. WEBSTER, Beard Vice-Chairman, Chairman, ANC, F. E. MADILL, Principal.