HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1966-09-22, Page 1311 a
HEATHER CURRIE, 7, parades her Guernsey in the junior
heifer class at the annual school fair last week.-A-T Pix.
4 *P.
,4A
0 4
,09
GREGORY WILSON, 2, and Scott Wilson, 1, of R. R. 2
Auburn, show a keen interest in the poultry exhibits
at the Belgrave Fair.
-Advance-Times Photo.
Low Rental
Housing
•IF YOU HAVE ONE OR MORE CHILDREN
or
•ARE SIXTY YEARS OF AGE OR OVER
(Single Person or Couple)
•IF YOUR PRESENT ACCOMMODATION
IS INADEQUATE . . .
This is of interest to you!
•THE ONTARIO HOUSING CORPORATION together with the Federal Govern-
ment is considering the development of additional public housing in the
town. In the first instance we must establish whether there. is a definite
demand for such accommodation, and this can only be achieved if interested
families complete and return survey questionnaires.
•THE RENTS would be geared to income, tenants paying a percentage of their
gross income in rent regardless of the size of the unit. The houses would
probably be either row or semi-detached design. Units could have up to
four or five bedrooms.
•QUESTIONNAIRES are being sent to all tenants in the municipality in
order to determine the number of applicants who would be interested in
obtaining the proposed type of rental accommodation. Interested families
and senior citizens are requested to complete this questionnaire immediate-
ly. Anyone who has not received a questionnaire may obtain one from:
TOWN HALL
WINGHAM, ONTARIO
Remember .
You are not obligating yourself in any way but only by filling out a ques-
tionnaire NOW, can you help determine whether these houses should be built,
22-29b
Looking for an investment that offers
Security Plus extra Interest?
GET 5% SIMPLE INTEREST
WITH TORONTO-DOMINION
8-YEAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
Available in convenient amounts from $10 to $50,000
(a $10 certificate costs only $7,50) and may be cashed
anytime if you need the money
Go-Ahead people bank on
TORONTO-DOMINION
The Bank where people make the difference.
V 2598
J. 13, RUNSTEDTLER, Manager A. E, GRAHAM, Manager
gingham Gorrie
Beigrove School: Fair List
C011tilltieci from Page lour
Pony, pupils under 10 years-
Murray Edgar; Robert White;
Donnie Carter; Leslie Brewer.
Pony, Saddle, Pupils levee 40
years-Stephan Fear; Murray
Irwin; Brenda. Gloesher; Rod-
ney White; Nancy Brewer,
Pony, Saddle, 10 years and
under --- Donnie Carter; Leslie
Brewer,
Best Pony or Small Horse on
grounds, over 48"-Murray Ir-
win; Brenda Gleasber; Steph-
an Fear,
Best Pony 48" and under -
Donnie Carter; Owen Fear;
Robert White; Donna Edger;
Nancy Brewer.
HOGS
Pair Bacon Hogs, 100-175
lbs. -. Donald Edgar; Donna
Walker; Douglas Walker; Glen
Walker.
Pair Bacon Hogs, 175 lbs.
and over-Neil Vincent; Ev-
elyn Bieman; Neil Bieman;
Ken Hopper; Brenda Glousher.
Pair Bacon Sows, 150-230 lbs.
--Mary Edith. Garniss; Ronald
Cook; Barbara Glousher; Mary
Ann Wheeler.
Pair Weanling Pigs, under
50 lbs. - Calvin Nixon; Owen
Fear; Neil Vincent; Marjorie
Nixon,
Pair Pigs, 50-100 lbs.-Neil
Vincent; Mary Ann Wheeler;
Grant Vincent; Donald Edgar.
G. 6, 7 and 8, Calf Race -
Bryon Black; Neil Vincent;
Grant Vincent.
Grades 5 and under-Velma
Fear; Garry Hopper.
HOME ECONOMICS
Baking
Cereal Cookies, Grades 1 and
2-Edythe Snell; Kathy Gal-
braith; Jilda Anderson; Karen
Scott; Dorene Taylor; Janice
Coultes,
'Date 'Squares, Grades 3 and
4-Gail Mayberry, Belgrave;
Marie Empey; Kathy Barbour;
Barbara Moore; Darlene Coul-
tea; Carol XeDaveell,
Butter Tarts, Grades 5 and 6
-Marjorie Proctor, 5 Morris;
Beverly Burchill, 9 E. War,;
Sharon Cook; Marilyn Robert-
son; Joyce Nethery; Mary Ann
Wheeler.
Raisin Pie, Grades 7 and 8-
Janice McDowell; Sherry Wil-
liams; Marlene Pletch; Donna
Edgar; Margaret Robertson;
Julaine Anderson,
Beginners only, Date Loaf-
Janet Cook; Marnie Walsh;
Mary Ellen Elston; Gwen
James; Reta Lynn White; Pa-
tricia Scott.
Open, 3 ways to serve apples
- Janice (Anderson; Brenda
Johnston; Marni Walsh.; Don-
na Edgar; Gail Mayberry;
Doris Coultes.
'Chocolate Layer Cake--Mar'.
ni Walsh; Darlene Ceultes;
Gayle Mazer; COleen Cardiff;
Marlene Pletch; Karen Pell
gelly.
Sewing
Beginnere-Mary Ellen El-
stop; Gwen James,
Grades 1 and 2-Janice Coul-
tes; Heather Currie; Doreen
(Anderson; Linda Machan;
Brenda Nethery; Patricia
Christmas, 9 E. Waw.
Grades 3 and 4 -- Hilly Van
.Arnerefoort, 1 Morris; Darlene'
Coultes; Barbara Moore; Bar-
bara Empey,
Grades '5 and 0----Velma Fear;
Joyce Nethery; Connie Neat-
ery; Mary Ann Wheeler; Shir-
ley Gray; Debbie Cook.
Grades 7 and 8 a Margaret
Robertson; Marlene Pletch;
Julaine Anderson.
Open 1-4, Gingham Cushion
-Gail Mayberry; Joan Black;
Darlene Coultes; Sandra Cur-
rie; Barbara Moore; Brenda
Nethery.
Open 5-8, Knit Bedroom;
Slippers * Marlene Pletch;
Christine Hartlieb; Mary Anne
Wheeler; Sherry Williams;
Judy Cook; Debbie Cook,
FARM MECHANICS
Grades 1 and 2 and Begin-
ners-Greg Cook; Barry Bur-
chill; Steven Robinson; Danny
Hunter, Belgrave; Danny La-
mont; Murray Irwin, 7 E.
Waw.
Grades 3 and 4, Soap Animal
--Kevin Pletch; Dale Lamont;
Ronald Campbell; Ross Case-
more; Raymond Hanna, 6 E.
Waw.; Johnnie Scott, Belgrave.
Grades 5 and, 6, Bird Feeder
- Bill Sellers; Joey Eckens-
wilier; Herbie Van Amersfoort,
1 Morris; John Mitchell.
Grades 7 and 8, Picnic Table
-Clayton Bosman,
WRITING
Grade 1, Girls - Barbara
Giousher; Grace Gingrich, 7
Morris; June Machan; Beverly
Glousher; Linda Machan; Jo-
Anne Passchier, Belgrave,
Boys-Alan Young, 12 Mor-
ris; Oscar Meier; Murray
Bone; Perry Rammeloo, 12
Morris; Bernie Haines; Fred-
die deBoee, 10 E. Waw.
Grade 2, Girls-Jilda Ander-
son; Doreen Anderson; Mar-
garet Wesselink, Belgrave;
Donelda Lamont; Jean Patti-
son; Vivian Rammeloo, 12 '
Morris.
Boys-Cameron Cook; Don-
ald Scott; Danny Lamont;
Murray Edgar; Paul Gingrich;
Dwight Lamont.
Grade 3, Girls - Carol Mc-
Dowell; Janet Cardiff, 6 Mor-
ris; Judy Nicholson, 1 Morris;
Joyce Ireland; Linda Mair;
Hilly Van Arnersfoort.
Boys - Johnny Scott; Glen
Nixon; David Wesselink, Bel-
grave; Michael Walah; Harry
Verbeek, 8 Morris; Allen
Walker.
Grade 4, Girls Cathy Bar-
bour; Mary Gingrich; Mary
Edith Garniss; Carol Walker;
Brenda Glousher; Anna Pas-
schier.
Boys - Raymond Rammeloo,
12 Morris; Calvin Nixon; Mur-
ray Rinn; Gordon Passchier;
Bruce McCallum; Raymond
Nicholson.
Grade 5, Girls-Evelyn Bic-
man; Donna Walker; Rose
Mary Carter, 10 E. Wawa Mar-
ilyn Robertson; Lorna Mason;
Velma Wear.
Boys - John Mitchell; Rod-
ney White; Cathy Bone; Bill
Sellers; Ray Robinson; Mur-
ray Black.
Grade 6, Girls - Rosemarie
Kelly, 10 E. Wawa Clara Was-
son, 12 Morris; Roberta Pull-
man, 10 Morris; Avan Toll, 10
E. Waw.; Brenda Glousher;
Joan Currie.
Boys - Don Edgar; Ronnie
Snowden; David Gingrich;
Jack deGroot; Murray Wight-
man; Ken Hopper.
Grade 7 ,Girls - Mary Pas-
schier, Belgrave; Sherry Wil-
liams; Magarert Robertson;
Judy White, 3 Morris; Cheryl
Patterson, 16 E. Waw.; Janice
McDowell,
Boys - Barry Mason; Neil
Bieman; Brian Jamieson, 7 E.
Waw.; John McCallum; Billy
Snell, 6 E. Waw.; Larry Rob-
inson.
Grade 8, Girls-Linda John-
ston, 10 Morris; Nancy Cow-
ing, 10 Morris; Gail McLennan,
S Morris; Linda Caldwell;
Brenda VanCamp, Belgrave;
Monna Purdon, Belgrave.
Boys - Chris Cowan, 16 E,
Waw.; Jimmie Beecroft; Neil
Vincent; Wayne Hopper; Brian
Walden; Bill Garniss.
Open Print, Girls-Jiltla An-
derson; Shirley Payne, 7 E.
Wawa Donna Walker; Linda
Snowden; Evelyn Bieman; An-
na Passchier,
Boys - Joey Eckenswiller;
Brian Jamieson; Cameron
Cook; Johnny Scott; Glen
Nixon; Jimmie Beecroft.
Descriptive Paragraph, Gr,
3 and 4, Girls - Lindn. Mnir;
Joan Black; Mary Edith Gar-
rags; Sandra Currie; Jane
Shall; Barbara Muilwyck.
Boys-Michael Walsh; Allen
Walker; kicky Smith; Murray
nirat; Johnny Scott; Calvin
Nixon,
Paragraph, Grades 5 and 6,
Girls - Clara Wasson; Dor-
othy. Niehbieon, 1 Morris; Jan-
ice Andersen; Shirley Pattison;
,Lorna Mason; Joan Currie,
Boys-Ronnie Snowden; Al-
lan Cardiff; Joey F4cheraiwii-ler; Murray Black; Ray Robe
!neon; John Meure, 9 B, Waw.
Essay, Grades 7 and 8, Girls
- Ruth Campbell, 7 Morris;
Gail McLennan; Pat Casemore;
Joan Campbell; Doris Coultes;
Barbara Sphwartzentruher, 6
Morris,
Boys--Gary Barbour; Keith
Elston; Kenneth Mathers;
Wayne Hopper; Cameron An-
derson; JImmie Beecroft,
Descriptive Paragraph, Open,
Girls - Ramona Hanna, 6 E.
Waw.; Barbara Schwartzen.
truber; Linda Johnston; Nancy
Cowing; Linda Caldwell; San,.
dra Proctor,
Boys-John. McCallum; John
Mitchell; Chris Cowan; Bill
Empey; Jimmy Beecroft; Mi-
chael McNeil.
Original Poem, Gr. 3, 4 and 5,
Girls - Mary Edith Garniss;
Barbara Muilwyk; Anne Pas-
schier; Jean Caldwell; Linda
Mair; Janet Cardiff.
Boys-Johnny Scott; Michael
Walsh; John Mitchell; Duncan
Anderson; Fred Meier; Ray
Robinson.
Original Poem, Grades 6, 7
and 8, Girls--Ruth Campbell;
Mary Passchier; Barbara Sch-
wartzentruber; Nancy Gowing;
Doris Coultes; Linda Snowden,
Boys-Jimmy Beecroft; Joey
Eckenswiller; Ronnie Snow-
den; Raymond VaeiCamee Bel-
grave; Bill Garniss; Neil Bie-
man.
NOTEBOOKS-(Girls)
Grades 3 and 4-Carol Gross;
Barbara Empey; Noreen Arm-
strong; Rosemare White; Alice
Beecroft; Marie Empey.
Grades 5 and 6 - Donna
Walker; Karen Pengelly; Bren-
da Johnston; Karen Galbraith;
Rose Mary Carter; Jean Cald-
well.
Grades 7 and 8-Nancy Gow-
ing; Brenda Stapleton; Linda
Caldwell; Brenda Cook; Cheryl
Patterson; Margaret Young-
blutt, 16 E. Waw.
Grade 1-Joanne Phalen, 10
E. Waw.; Janice Coultes; Dar-
leen Wesselink; Jo-Anne Pas-
schier; Gayle Patterson; Mar-
jorie Nixon.
Grade 2-Betty Ann Marks,
7 E. Waw.; Jade Anderson;
Jean Pattison; Vivian Ramme-
loo; Doreen Anderson; Mar-
garet Wesselink,
NOTEBOOKS-(Boys)
Grades 3 and 4 - Murray
Rinn; Glen Nixon; Allan Walk-
er; Dale Lamont; Mark Lock-
hart; Kevin Pletch,
Grades 5 and 6 - Rodney
White; Joey Eckenswiller.
Grades 7 and 8-Michaei Mc-
Nail; Gary Barbour; Chris
Cowan; Wayne Hopper.
WORKBOOKS--(Boys)
Grade 1 - Tony Raeteisoen-
des, 10 E. Waw.; Perry Ram-
meloo; Oscar Meier; Murray
Bone; Terry Armstrong; Fred-
die deBoer.
Grade 2 - Cameron Cook;
Douglas Sheill; Murray Irwin;
Michael Hova, 10 E, Waw,;
Danny Lamont; Dwight La-
mont.
Grades 3 and 4, Any Book-
Mary Edith Garniss; Alice
Beecroft; Carol Walker; Nor-
een Armstrong; Barbara Em-
pey; Carol Gross.
Grades 5 and 6. Any Book,
not writing-Linda Snowden;
Joan Currie; Donna Walker;
Marjorie Proctor; Evelyn Bie-
man; Brenda Johnston.
Grades 7 and 8, Any Book,
not writing - Monna Purdon;
Elaine Robinson; Sherry Wil-
Please Turn to Page Six
11l llghaln A0vanea-Ti= 'bursday, Sqn, 2, 196 Poge
SOME EXCELLENT barley samples were exhibited at Bel-
grave last Wednesday. Joe Eckenswiller, R. R. 1 Belgrave,
left, and Ray Robinson, R. R. 1 Belgrave, admire the win-
ning sample.-A-T Photo.
AUCTION SALE
AT THE
LISTOWEL LEGION AUDITORIUM
LISTOWEL, ONTARIO
MONDAY Evg., SEPTEMBER 26, 8 p.m. Sharp
REPOSSESSIONS BANKRUPT STOCKS
Appliances - Furniture - Television
Refrigerator with cross top freezer; 2 electric ranges; long skirt
washer; 17 cu, ft, food freezer that holds over 500 lbs. of frozen
food; deluxe automatic washer and dryer (electric); combina-
tion radio and 3-speed record changer; 5 different television
sets (all reconditioned and in A-1 working order); 2 hostess
chairs; platform rocker; hi-chair; telephone table; step stool;
chrome rocker; writing desk; rugs; step and coffee tables; 4
dinette and kitchen sets finished in chrome or coppertone; two
2-pc. davenport suites complete with hi-back rocker (swivel);
2-pc. French' provincial chesterfield suite in a nylon cover; 3
other modern chesterfield suites in 4-3-2 cushion sets; 3 book-
case bedroom suites in light and dark finish complete with box
springs and mattress; two 39" continental beds complete with
box spring and quilt top mattress and head boards; four 54"
quilt top mattresses that fit any full size bed; 2-pc. chestabed
living room suite that folds out to a full Ve size bed with a
spring-filled mattress built in; 2 sets of table and trilight lamps;
one 54" continental bed AND MANY OTHER ITEMS TOO
NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
ALL THE APPLIANCES IN THIS SALE ARE GUARANTEED
TO BE IN A-1 WORKING CONDITION WHEN HOOKED
UP AT YOUR HOME,
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
Also a large assortment for men and women
JUST ARRIVED - A large selection of clothing has just been
received for auction from one of the LARGEST CLOTHING
WHOLESALERS IN CANADA.
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING-Jackets, pyjamas, crawler sets, pull-
overs, cardigans, sleep and play sets, shirts and blouses, dresses,
3-pc. sets, T-shirts, underwear, baby shirts, housecoats, sleepers,
babies' orlon knit sets, skirts, training pants, poodle socks and
many other items.
MEN-Work and dress shirts, polo shirts, jackets, pants, socks,
pyjamas, belts, ties, underwear, sweatees, etc.
WOMEN-presses, blouses, sweaters, pullovers, skirts nylons,
stretch slims, 2-pc. suits, purses, jackets and other items.
AUCTIONEER - LEO E. BIRD •
TEEMS-CASH - CHEQUES ACCEPTED ON FURNITURE
5% SALES TAX IN EFFECT.
a .4
4
f
is e,
0 ,*