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THURSDAY and FRIDAY
September 24 and 25
"Jerry Lewis At War
'With The Army"
Plus . •
"TOO MANY CROOKS"
4 An All Comedy Show
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Alk SA;ritIRDAY, SEPT 26 ONLY '
"THUNDERHEAD
SON,,OF FLICKA"
Plus
Norman Wisdom in
"THE MAN OF THE
. MONUMENT"
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BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
CLINTON, ONTARIO
' Featuring the Largest Widc
Screen in Huron County
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
September 24 and 25
"UNTAMED"
(Colour) (CinemaScope)
Adult Entertairpnent
Suson Hayward -- Tyronne Power
(ONE CARTOON)
SATURDAY acid MONDAY
September 26 and 28
Double Feature --
"GORILLA AT LARGE"
William Bendix and
Cameron Mitchell
"MOHAWK"
(Colour)
"`Scit)tty Brady -- lieta Cam
(ONE CART00)
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
September 29 and 39
"THE RAINS OF
RANCHIPUR"
(Colour) (Cine.rtniSeope)
Lana Turner -- Riehard Burton
(ONE CARTOON)
r TWO SHOWS NIGHT LY
Rain or 'Clear •
Bet Office Open at 7.30 p.tn,
Firat Show at Dusk
Chifdren tinder 12 in cars Free
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AT DUSK
Two Shows Nightly
Cartoons at every performance
other sports, . Vincent BeigraVe; 1-harry Nethery, Waterinelon: Donald Vincent, of
Beigraye, Belgrave; Emma, Shortreed, 11.
Show Apples; Sandra Smith, 3 Morris; Man Sprung, 0 E,W; Ross
Morris; Ronald Cool; Belgrave; Wilson, 16 E.W.; Rae Mathers, 8
PRUglee Cook, Belgrave; Beanie Morris; Ian ficott, 13 EW,
Cook, 13 KW; Donna Cook, Bel- * * *
grave; Prenda Giousher, 7 Morris; I ROOT$ AND vtolmAmiNs
McIntosh Reds: Donna Cook, jollier orades—plorne Farm
races, tug of war and various Neil Vincent, Belgrave,'Donald:Joyee 61.4 ites, p
Beigrave; Nancy VanCan1Ph '51\1"" Mangels: Keith VariCamp, ris; Loin Rinn i Belgravel Neil vimen t, Bograaa; Jam walker, Morris; TOMMY Black, 13. E.W.;
' 010 Wiassinkm Advanoo-IllkosioW
f$4LORAVVro-The fall•semon has
once again rolled artland . with
communities, large and' small.
planning. their fall fairii-Beigrave,.
as usual, was the scone of much.
activity on. Tuesday and Wedges-
day for the 39th .armizal, spheol fair.
The pupils front schools from.
East Wawanosh and Morris- town-
ships. took ..pert this fair that has
earned the name of being the larg-
mat School fair in. Ontario. The
exhibits of the school children from
these, 19 ;wimple featured .products
of far and their gardens and
also livestock. A particular item
of interest is the display of articles
e ach school, has Towle during the
year,
The following are the list of
schools and their teachers; .s.S. .1
Morris, Mrs. J. Griffiths; S,S. 3
Morris, Miss Ruth Fryfogle; S,S.
4 Morris,. Mrs. W. Miller; S.S,
Morris, , Mrs. R. Wilson; $S, 6
Morris; Miss Ruth Procter; S.S.' 7
Morris, Miss Sheila Black; &S, 8
Morris„, JO,.
Morris, Miss Jean Vogt; SS, 11
Morris, Mrs, Harvey ;Robertson;
S.S. 12, Mrs, Edna Hackwell;
S.S. 9 East Wawanosh, Lloyd Arm-
strong; S.S. 10 . East Wawanosh,
Mrs, Marie' Toll; S.S. 13, Mrs.
Mary • Wightman; U.S,-S, 7 East
Wawanosh, Mrs, Louise Bosman;
6, East Wawanosh, Mrs.
Margaret Robertson; U.S.S. 11
East Wawanosh and 'Bullet, Mrs.
Myrtle Morro; U.S.S, 16, East and
West Wawanosh, Mrs. Beth Lan-
sing; U.S,S.-17 (Belgrave) East .WS-
Wan,osh and Morris, Mrs. Mary
Woods, senior room and Mrs. Mary
Holland, junior room,
Officials of the Beglrave School
fair board are: Past President, Mr.
George Michie; president,•Norman
Coultes; secretary-treasurer, Stan-
ley Hopper.
A • bright sunny day favoured
Belgrave for their annual school
fair on Wednesday for the large
display of -fruits, vegetables, flow-
ers,- baking, sewing, pets, writing,
poultry and livestock.
Judges for these classes were:
Flowers-, Mr, and Mrs, Clifford
Epps, Clinton; Home Economics,
Miss Dorothy Camber, -Wingham;
Writing, J. H. Kinkear; Fruit, Art
Bolton; Grain, Don Grieves, sssis-
tent ag. representative; Eggs and
Poultry; Charles 'Thomas and Bill
Wheeler,. Brussels; Ponies, George
Tervit, Wingham; Swine, J. Mc-
Allister; Pigs and Calves, Don
Grieve and Doug Miles. Exhibits
were of a high quality this year
and there was an especially nice
shoWing of flowers. Officials esti-
mated that there were about 4700
entries In the fair which compares
with last year, but it was felt that
the entries were of a much .higher
quality.
An item of interest was the
North Huron 4-H swine club, * * *
School Parade
The streets were lined with in-
terested parents, friends and other
spectators to watch the colourful
parade of school children, led, by
several members of the Belgrave
Pipe:Band, starting at the For-
ester's Hall and continuing down
the main street to the mill and
back up to the arena grounds
where the fair was. officially open-
ed by Don Grieves, assistant
agricultural representative. Short
speeches were also given by John"
Hanna, M.P.P., Elston, Cardiff,
M.P.; Norman Coultes, Douglas
Miles and 3. H. Kinkead.
Each school marching was fludir • -
ed: 25% on appearance and 75%
on marching, prizes were won by,
12 Morris, .6 Morris and 6 E.W.
Judges for this were Mrs. Charles
Hodgins, and Mrs. Bill McCool of
Wingham.
A prize was also given for the
youngest baby at the fair, this
went to the 8-day-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Robinson. The
children enjoyed an afternoon of
sport activities, which included,
G. ALAN WILLIAMS I
Optometrist
Patrick St., Wingham
Phone 770
ummumminumm
Liashmar
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
Listowel, Ontario
Two' Shows Nightly Rain, or Clear
Box Office Opens at 8.00 o'clock
First Show at Dusk
Children Under 12 in Cars Free
Cartoons at Each Performance
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
September 24 and 25
"GIDGETn
Colour CinemaScope
Sandra Dec and Cliff Roberts
SATURDAY and MONDAY
September 26 and 28
Double Feature
"BANDIT OF ZHOBE'
Colour CinemaScope
Victor Mature
'HEY BO HEY GIRL!
Louis Prima and Keely Sthith
,
TtItSDAY and Mii(IDNESOAY
September 59 and 30
"BELL, 1300K, .AND
CANDLE"
TIME TO IWINTZERIZE
THE FAMILY CAR
It seems the majority of Cana-
dian motorists think of getting
their cars ready for wintre the first
cold morning the motor won't start.
Despite ,the fact that throughout
Canada the average frost date is
usually earlier than October 15,
most of us ignore the warnings of
experts that the car 'should be pre-
pared for winter before not after
the temperature drops. •
Actually, September, preferably
as early as possible, is a very. lo-
gical time to have the automobile
winterized. Behind us are the sum-
mer months when we do our heav-
iest driving — with resultant wear
and" tear on the car, If we delay
changeover until November, say,
'many of the troubles resulting from
excessive summer driving will get
worse and lead to mechanical' fail-
ures and costly repair bills.
If your dealer does a thorough
winterizing job in early September,
he will check all those parts where
trouble can start. The cooling sys-
tem is an example. An efficient
`cooling system is essential to the
operation of the car yet it is one of
the most neglected, Winterization
is an opportunity, to have at least
an annual check made on it and
preventive maintenance performed.
This will include drain-out, thor-
ough flushing of the cooling system
and checking for such trouble spots
as a cracked hose, worn fan belt
before refilling with all-winter
ethylene glycol base antifreeze.
Dealers report that to the major-
ity of their customers winterizing
means merely putting in antifreeze,
but the modern car is such a com-
plex mechanism that preparing it
to meet the rigors of our Canadian
winters requires far more. In ad-
dition to cooling system mainten-
ance, thorough winterization in-
cludes complete lubrication and
general tune-up (points, plugs, con-
denser and carburetor) and a check
of the battery, brakes, tires, lights,
turning signals, heater, defroster
and windshield wipers.
If you take, your car in during
September for winterizing you
eliminate the "cold rush" that•
usuallly swamps your dealer the
day of the first frost, Your dealer
also will have time to discuss with
eou all the things that' should be
done for yOur .car's protection—
md schedule his work so that his
staff has the opportunity to do
each of them thoroughly, He ap-
-ireciates the chalice it gives him
to give your car his very best ser-
vice.
Five Times Faster
In the Po Valley of.Northern It-
farnaera ate growing a crop of
Ittlpwood in 12 years That's' five
times faster than it can now be
done in most of Canada.
'The Italians are using a heat fast
growing, high quality hybrid Lom-
bardy poplar, very inuele like the.
itterow, elliptical variety We use fel'
arnarnental sky-line planting In
':_lanada, These'tree's Will grow 50
Wit in, 12 years, can be harvested
.hen--and the land replanted.
Seine Canadian pulp companies
1,nd provincial forestry depart,
merits are now experimenting with
these fast-gtewing hybrida, If sue,
ceaeful, this eould mean a revolu-
tion in the pulp and paiier indus-
try and equally inipOrtant a new
cash and Industrial orop /or the
Canatliah tamer, ,The Plhanciai
Post.
9 E.W,; Kathy Prighain, E.W.;
Apples any other 5 voraeties;
Mary Ellen Taylor, 13 E•Vir,;
Bonnie Taylor, 13 E,W,; Joyce.
Procter, 5 Morris; Jean Brigham,
13 E.W,; ?Kathy Brigham, 1,3 E,W„
Elaine Robinson, 7 E.W.
Pears; BOOrliO Cools, 13 E. W.;
Donald Pattison, 9 E.W.; Leslie
Caldwell, 10 E.W.; Mary Walters,
11 Morris; Barbara Pattison. 9
E,W,; Kathy Brigham, 13 E,W,;
Crabapples; Richard Anderson,
Belgrave; Lloyd Michie, 5 Morris;
Gordon Rinn, Belgrave; Ross
8 Morris; Bonnie Cook, 13 E.W„
Basket of assorted fruit: Mal-
colm Anderson, Belgrave; Cameron
Anderson, Belgrave; George John-
ston, Belgrave; •Loie Riau, Bel-
grave; Gordonseilior GradesRnn, Belgrave;
Ian .Scott, 13 E,W.
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES
• * *
Mangels: Murray Vincent, Bel-
grave; Joyce Procter, 5 Morris;
Alan Bosman, Belgrave; Jim Tay-
lor, 9 E.W.•
Turnips: Anne CaldiVell, 10 E,W„
Louis Paul Sta.delrnaii, 1 Morris;
David Beecroft 7 E,W.
Beets: Douglas Ilowatt, 6 E.W,;
Gordon McMurray, 7 Morris;
Wendy Fear, Belgrave; Ralph'
Campbell, 6 E.W.; Hugh MeBurney,
9 ZW-; Marjorie Smith, 13 E,W.
Cabbage: David Wheeler, 6 Mor--
ris; Wayne Elston, 7 Morris; Mar-
tie Koopmans, 6 E.W.; Barry
Logan, Belgrave; Jim Cook, 13
E.W.; Keith Pletch,- Belgrave,
Carrots: Marie Coultes, Belgrave;
Lila Black, 13 E.W..; Brenda Nes-
bitt, 12 Morris; Norma Smith, 6
'E.W.; Doreen Smythe, 9 E.W.;
Marilyn Taylor, 13 E.W. ,
Cucumbers: Betty Rinn, Bel-
grave; Tommy Warwick, 8 Morris;
Bob Mathers, 8 Morris; Patsy
Craig, 8 Morris: Linda Coultes, 13
E.W.; Gary Walden, 6 E.W.
Onions: John Hoonnxrd, 12 Mor-
r's; Barry Pletch, 3 Morris; Elaine
enders, Belgrave; Grace Mathers,
8 Morris; Murray Procter, 5 Mor-
ris; Hugh Campbell, 6 E.W.
Parsnips: Margaret Nicholson. 5
Morris! • Barry Scott, 9 E.W.;
Marilyn' Campbell, 5 Morris; Har-
vey Mann, 7 Morns.
Squash: Larry Elston, 7 Morris;
Ruth Richmond, 1 Morris; Ruth
Michie, 5 Morris; Calciaene Noble,
10 E,W.; James Campbell, 6 E.W.;
Keith Bone, 6 Morris.
Muskmelon: John Schoeman, 1
Morris; Murray Elston, 7 Morris;
Gloria Jean Lutz, 6 E.W.; Marjorie
Hopper, 7 Morris; Shirley Machan,
11 ,E,W.; Larry- Fear, Belgra,ve,
Watermelon: Gary gobinsbni 7
E.W:; Gordon Smith, 4 Morris;
George Schoeman 1 Morris;• Mary
Machan; 11 E.W.; Bruce Fear,
Belgrave; Kenneth` Shortreed, 11
Morris.
Mangels: Jim Taylor, 2 ENV.;
Murray Procter, 5 Morris; Anne
Caldwell, 10 EV.; Ross Wight-
man, Belgrave; Joyce Procter„ 5
Morris; Bruce Fear, Belgrave. „
Potatoes, late variety: Ralph
Logan, Belgrave; Murray, Vincent,
Belgrave; Louis Paul Stadelman,
1 Morris; Gloria Jean Lutz, 6 E.W.;
Ross Goll, 8 Morris; Barry Logan,
Belgrave.
Potatoes, early • variety: Gloria
Jean Ltuz, 6 BM, Larry Elston,
7 Morris; Janette Johnston, Bel-
grave; Linda Johnston, Belgrave;
Valdaene Noble, • 10 E.W.; Ruth
Bone, 6 Morris.
Turnips, any variety: John Sta-
delman, 1 Morris; liFteray Procter,
5 Morris; Gloria Jean Lutz, 6 E.W.;
Margaret Nicholson, 5. Morris;
John McInnes, 7 E,W.; Bill Taylor,
7 E.W.
Largest, pumpkin: Margaret
Nicholson, 5 Morris; Anne Caldwell,
10 E.W.; Murray Procter. 5 Morris;
John Mnlnnes, 7 E.W.; Jane Eck-
inswiller, 7 ENV.; Alex Blair, 12
E.W.
White beans: Janette Johnston,
BelgraVe; Linda Johnston, Bel-
grave; Linlda Coultes, 12 E.W.;
Linda Rinn, Belgrave; Tommy
Warwick, 8 •Morris.
Coloured beans: Gloria Jean
Lutz, 6 E.W.; Joe Sanders, Bel-
grave; Linda Coultes, 13 E.W.;
Ruth Bone, 6 Morris; Janette
Johnston, Belgrave; Elgin Pease,
1 Morris, * * *
VEGETABLE COLLECTION
Grades, 1. 2, 3, 4,—Home Farm
George Johnston, Belgrave; Gor-
don Rinn, Belgrave; Donald Patti-
son, 9 E.W.; Valerie Bailey, 10 E.
W.; Douglas Pollard, 11 Morris;
Sandra Procter, 5 Morrie.
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES
Junior Grades, Fair Seed
Mangels: Harvey Black, 13 E. W.
Tommy thick, 18 E.W; Ted Lutz,
6. E.and WW.; Billy Snowden, 7'
E,W.
Laurentian Turnips: Leslie Cald-
well, 10 EV„; Alex Finleon, 7 E.W.
Beets, Detroit Red: Diane Case-
more, 7 Morris; Richard
Belgrave; Douglas Smith, 6 E,W,;
Grant Coultee, t'.W.; Bryan
Black, 13 E.W.; Brenda Bewley,
11 Morris.
Spanish Onions: Donald Pattison,
E.W.; ,The Sanders, Beigrave,
ParsniPs; Mary Ellen Walsh, Bel-
grave; Margaret Pattison, FM.;
Brian Hopper, 7 Morris.
Muskmelon; Marjorie Youngblut,
11 E,W.; Brian Walden, 6 E W.;
hoth Mathers, 8 Morris; Klaske
koonmari, 6 Dianne Elston,
7 Morris,
Cabbage: Benny Donnas, 6 Met-
cis; Rhonda Fear, I3':%Igrave; Got-
don Ririe, Belgrave; Ro-
bertson, 0 316 W,; Sohn Watson, 4
Morrie. .
Carrots: Rickey Orr, Belgrave;
Ronald MeThirriey, 116W.; Doris
Conitea, 9 EN.; Larry Lockhart,
U.S, 16 E.W,; Ray Scheifele, Beh•
Keith Black, 13 ENV,; Leslie Cal -
well, 10 E,W.; Frank Procter, 5
Norris; Gary Mat:Sween, BeigraVe.
Potatoes, early: Leonard Roblia.,
son, 7 E.W.; Ted Lutz, 6 E.W.;
Brenda Bone, 6 Morris; Brian Pol-
lard, 11 Morris; Ralph Scott, 13
E,W,; Dianne Elston, 7 Morris,
Potatoes, late; Donald Vincent,
Belgrave; Neil Vincent, Belgrave;
Richard Anderson Belgrave; Doug-
Turnips: Nancy VanCamp, 5
Morris
Campbell, Morris; Peter de Yong;
5 'Morris; John Cibb, Belgrave,
Largest ,Pumpkin; Margaret Pat-
tison, 9 E,W.; .Shirley Pattison, 9
E,W.; Leslie Caldwell, 10 E.W.;
Keith VanOamp, 5- Morris; Faye
Eckinswiller, 7 E,W.; Larry Wel-,
.tors, 11 Morris,
White -Beans: Richard Anderson,
Beigrave; Joyce Procter, 5 Morris;
Gordon Rinn, Belgrave; Lois Rinn,
Belgrave.
Colored Beans: Ted Lutz, 6 W.;
Jane Campbell, 7 Morris; Ian Scott
13 E.W.; Sandra Watson, 11 Mot--
ris;. Ralph Scott, 13 E.W.; . Sharon
Warwick, 8 Morris. , * *
BEGINNERS
IN SEPTEMBER.
Pie Pumpkin: Keith Black, 13
E.W.; Larry Robinson, 7 E,W.;
Billy deYong, 5 Morris; Murray
Scott, 9 E, W.; Keith Elston, 7
Morris; Gary Barbour, Belgrave,
Citron: Glen Walker,' 9 E.W.;
Joan Campbell, 7 Morris; Linda
Walden 6 E.W.; Gary Barbour,
Beigrave.
Best mature sunflower: Keith
Black, 13 E.W.; Julaine Anderson,
Belgrave; Rodney White, Belgrave;
John 'Brigham, 13 E,W.
Tomatoes: Joyce Taylor, 9 E,W;
Neil -Lockhart, 16 E,W.; John
Koopmans, 6, E,W,; Neil Bieman,
7 E.W.; Shirley Patterson, 9 E.W.;
Keith Elston, 7 Morris.
Onions: Rodney White, Belgrave;
Janice McDowell, 13 E.W.; Bren-
da Cook 13 E.W.; Joyce-Taylor, 9
E.W.; Glenn Walker, 9 E.W.; Pat-
sy Casemorc, 7 Morris. '
Carrots: Gary Barbour, Belgrave;
Larry Robinson, 7'E.W.; Neil Lock-
hart, 16 E.W.; Beth Scott, Belgrave;
Ronnie Snowden, 7 E.W.; Murray
Scott, 9 E.W.
Largest potato: Shirley Pattison,
9 E.W.; Beth Scott, Belgrave, Billy
Snell, 6 E.W.; Keith Elston, 7 Mor-
ris;, Murray Scott, 9 E.W.; Larry
Robinson, 7 E.W.
Collection of vegetables, fair seed
gradds 5-8: Joyce Procter, 5 Mor-
ris; David McDowell, 13 E,W.; Ross
Goll, 8 Morris; Elgin Pease, Mor-
ris; Margaret Nicholson, 5 Morris;
Linda Nesbitt,' 12 Morris. *
FRUIT— SENIOR GRADES
Grown in Fair Area.
Northern 'Spies, Murray Procter,
5 Morris;. Gordon Smith, 4 Morris;
Jannette Johnston, Belgrave; Mar-
gery Black, 13 E,W.; Gloria Jean
Lutz, 6 E.W.; Anne Caldwell, 10
E.W.
Snow Apples: Janette. Johnston,
Belgrave; Gordon -Smith, 4 Morris;
Jim Cook, 13 E.W.; Ruth Michie,
5 Morris; Linda Johnston, Belgrave
Wendy Fear, Belgrave.
McIntosh Reds: Murray Procter,
.5 :Morris; Harold Campbell, 6 E.
W.; Hugh Campbell, 6 E.W.; Clay-
ton Robinson, 7 E.W.; Elaine Snell,
6' E.W.; Linda Coultes, 6 E.W.
Apples, any other 5 varieties: Ro-
bert Taylor, 13 E.W.; liff, Taylor,
13 E.W.; Margery Black, 13 E.W.;
Linda Coultes, 13 E.W.; Clayton,
Robinson, 7 E,W.
Pears: Jim. Cook, 13 E.W.; Do-
reen Pattison, 9 E..; Anne 'Cald-
well, 10 E.W.; David McDowell, 13
E.W.; Mary Snell, 6 E.W.; Jean
Lytt, 6 E.W.
Crab Apples: Jim Cook, 13 E.W.;
Ralph Logan, Belgrave; Linda
Johnston, Belgrave; Janette John-
ston, Belgrave; Barry Logan, Bel-
grave; Anne Caldwell, 10. E.W,.
Basket of assorted fruit: Linda
Black, 13 E.W. * *
FLOWERS—SENIOR GRADES
Fair Seed
Asters: Linda Johnston, of Bel-
grave; George Schoeman, 1 Mor-
ris.
Cosmos: Ann Caldwell, 10 E.W.;
John Orr, Belgrave; Marilyn Tay-
lor, 13 E.W.; Ken McGowan, 10 E.
W.; Max Plctch, Belgrave; Jim
Cook, 13 E.W,
French marigolds: Gloria Jean
Lutz, 6 lia&W.W.; Marty Koopinan.
6 E.&W.W.; Donald Machan, 11
EN, and Hallett; Robert Taylor,
13 ENV.; Alan Bosnian, Belgrave;
.Nora Smith, 6 D.W.
Larkspur: Ruth Michie, 5 Morris
Snapdragon: Clayton Robinson,
E.W.; Neil Edgar, 7 Morris; Gary
Walden, 6 E.W.; Gary Robinson, 7
E.W.
Petunia: David Wheeler, 6 Mor-
ris; Larry Elston, 7 Morris; Jim
Taylor 9 E:W.; Bob Lockhart, 16
E,W.; John Schoeman, 1 'Morris;
Linda. Rinn, Belgrave,
Phlox:Joyce Procter, 5 Morris;
Margaret Nicholson, 5 Morris;
Marie Noble, 5 Morris; Mary de
Yong, 5 Morris; James Campbell,
6 W.; Murray Elsion, 7 Morris.
Zinnia: Ralph Campbell, E.W.;
Douglas Hewett, 6 E,W.,; praerrie
Craig, 11 Morris Mary Machan, 11
la.W, and Mullet; Larry Bailey, 10
B.W,; Margaret Finleon, 7 E.W.
Stocks; Wayne tlalori, 7 Morris;
Barry Logan, Belgrave; Grace Ma-
thers, 8 Morris, .
Cornflower: Ross Wightman, Bel-
grave; Shirley Machan. 11 E.W. &
Huila; Ross Coll, 8 Morris; Jean
MoVitta 10 WV; Katherine Fear,
Belgrave; Lynda Coultes, 9 E,W,
, HOME GARDEN'
Gladiblit Murray 'Vincent, Bel-
.gra,Ve; c,4•lorla •Jean• .140, •(1. F• and
Rosa ROM"
Bob, Lockhart, 10. B.W. •
• Dahlia; Nargety Smith, 13 B.;W.„;
Ruth •Co tes, 1 Tommy War,
'weak, S Norris.; Anne CaldwelL,
E .W; Douglas How.att, BM.;
Gordon McMurray, 7 Morris.
Pining Table .Bouquet: Murray
Vincent, 'Beigrave; Gordon McMur-
ray, I Morris; Larry Elston, 7 Nor-
ris.; Nell Edgar,• 7 Morris; Barry .
Pletch,. MOMS; Jim Taylor, 9
x&vvv,.
leiViag Rom Arrangement: 'Keith
piptch, Beigrave; Gordon .McMur.,
ray, 7 Morris; David Wheeler, 6
Morris; Larry Elston, 7 Morris;.
John Orr Belgrave; Doreen
So; 9 E,W
Decoration for September Birth,
day Table; Joyce Procter, 6 Nor-
ris; Marie Noble, 5 Morris; Nell
Edgar 7 Morris; Wayne Elston 7
Morris; ,Gordon McMurray- 7 Igor-
rip; Lila Black,' 13 .E,W, * *
Golden.
FOWL STUFFIN
9'•
REA4INoT0Nfs
I.G.A.
Iditylant_near
WINGHAM
NEW FALL DRESSES —
of wool and rayon, stripes and plaids, sizes 7 to 12
$6.98 and $7.98
GIRLS' HATS —
in felt, velvet, nylon and feathers
Priced from $2.00 to $3.25
`Little Nugget' adjustable COAT SETS --
for girls' and boys' — sizes 3 to 10 years •
$17.00 to $27.00
Kul-E-Tuk PARKA JACKETS ... $9.98
Girls' attractive White wool. EAR WARMER'S
with bead trimming 7-18c
INFANTS' NYLON PRAM SUITS in Blue
Pink, Mint, Yellow and Turquoise.
BEREAN GOSPEL CHAPEL •
WINGHAM
-You Are Cordially InVited To. Attend Lectures On
The Tabernacle in the
Wilderness
S
'to be conducted by
H. ,W. 0. ATKINS
(of ENGLAND)
SCALE MODEL WILL BE ON VIEW.
MEETINGS FROM TUESDAY TO
FRIDAY, 8 p.m.; SUNDAY, 7.30 p.m.
Continuing to October 11th inclusive,.
EVERYBODY WELCOME
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"Since 1906, I've had different phones as they
developed better and better ones — and not once
dot remember calling a repairman!"
Many other long=time Users have to think hard
to remember when they last had to have their
telephone fixed,
When you stop to consider the pleasure and
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4eNpoise, you may well agree that the value you get
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Big Cast The Big Acts are
"In •Technicolor Under
The Dig Top
"THE BIG CIRCUS"
Step eight up Children of All
Ages to the Biggest Show of
them ,all, the Biggest Circus
with all the excitement—color
and fun of The Big Top.
Features at 7.15' and 9,15 p.m,
Special Adult Admission 750
Children at all performances 2r
September 2.8 and. 29
'"HOME BEFORE
DARK!'
• Adult Entertainment
Jean Simmons, Don O'Herlhy in
One of the Season Greatest
-.Emotional Experiences,
,Features at 7.00 and 9.15 pan.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
September 39,84 October 1
"RALLY AROUND
THE FLAG BOYS"
(Adult Entertainment)
Starring Paid Newman, Joan
Collins and Joanne Woodward
The Funniest of Books becomes
the Funniest Film Ever
Features at 7.15 and 9.10 p.m.
Santos Stewart and :Xlin Novak
GRAIN •
Open -clastie4renn MOW Verna •
Mechlin and. Late Oats; Alex
Blair, •Bogs Mora.
rig; Valdaene Noble, ,19 E,W.;
Gramm. Craig, 11 Morris; •,Sherrel
Craig, 11 Morris; .4arry Nethery,
Belgrave,
Early Coate; ROOS Wightnian,
BeigraVe; Alex mai; 13 E.. W,
Parley any variety: Valdaene
Noble, 10 E,W.; Barry Scott. 9
E.W.;moray Scott, 9 E.W..
Oats (in sheaf) any variety:.
Jeyce Procter, 5 Morris; .Ross Goll,
$ Walla; jinn Taylor, 9 E,W.
Winter Wheat; Valdaene Noble, •
10 E.W.; 'John Stacielrrian, 1 Morris;
Gloria Jean Lutz, 6 E.W.; Ted
Lutz,• 6 E,W,;
Open Class Hybrid Corn, Home,
Farm: Ross Yuill; 3 Morris; Bryan
Maeda.- 13, ...E0W,e,a.
bell, 6 E.W,; Billy Fear, Bel-
grave; Donna Grasby, 5 Morris;
Harvey Black, 13 E.W.
Open Class, Sweet Corn, Home.
Farm: Robert Taylor, 13 ENVa
Ross Wightman, Beigrave; Billy
Fear, Belgrave; Kathleen Fear,
Belgrave; Joyce Procter, 5 Morris;
Margaret Nicholson, 5 Morris,
Open Class -Hybrid ' Corn,
Home' Farm: Valdaene Noble, 10
E.W.; .-Lynda Coultes, 9 E.W.;
Joyce Coultes,- 9 E,W.; Alex Blair,
13 E,W.; Frank Procter, 5 Morris;
Clayton.Robins * Robinson* 7 E.W.
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FRUIT GROWN IN FAIR AREA
Junior. Grades
Northern Spy Apples: Donna
Cook, Belgrave;Judy McDowell,
13 E.W.; Sandra Smith, 3 Morris;
7 ENV.' 1.414 Yong, Morris;
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HOME GARDEN
Gladioli: Grant Coultes, 9 E.W.;
Ted Lutz, 6 E. & W.W.; Margaret
Craig. 8 Morris; Larry Lockhart,
16.E. 84 W.W.
Dahlias: Ray Scheifele, Belgrave;
Helen Searle, 11 Morris; Larry
Walters, 11 Morris; Joyce Walker,
9 E.W.; Mary Bewley, 11 Morris;
Leslie Caldwell, 10 E.W.
Dining Table Bouquet: Mona
Purdon, Belgrave; Donald Walker,
Belgrave Ray Scheifele, Belgrave;
Brenda Bone, 6 Morris; Donald
Pattisok 9 LW.; Brian Fear, 10
E.W.
Living Room arrangement: Ray
Scheifele, Belgrave; Larry Walters,
11 Morris; Donald Pattison, 9 E.W.;
Dale Pletch, 3 Morris; Ruth Ann
Pletch, Belgrave; 'Mary Ellen
Walsh, Belgrave.
Decoration . Hallowe'en table:
George Johnston, Belgrave; Rickey
Orr, Belgrave; Donald Vincent,
Belgra,ve; Ruth Ann Pletch, Bel-
grave; Gordon Rinn, Belgrave;
Jim Brigham, 13 E.W,
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POULTRY—HOME FARM
Junior Grades
Pair of pullets, light breed:
Vern Walsh, Belgrave; Leonard
Robinson, 7 E.W.; Billy Fear, Bel-
Grave; Mary Ellen Waleli, Bel-
grave.
Pullets, light breed, under 5 mos.:
Leonard Robinson, 7 E.W,; Verne
Walsh, Belgrave; Joyce Walker,
9 E.W.; Diane Elston, 7 Morris.
Market cockerels: Bobby Black,
6 Morris; Joyce Walker, 9 E.W.;
Ralph Scott, 13 E.W.
Pullets, heavy breed: Dale Fetch,
3 Morris; Keith Elston, 7 Morris;
Harvey Black, 13 E.W.; Bryon
Black, 13 E.W.; Norma Jean Mair,
6 Morris; Keith Va,nCamp, 5 Mor-
ris.
Pullets: heavy breed, under 5
mos.; Joyce Walker, 9 ENV.; Doug-
las Walker, Belgrave; Dale Pletch,
3 Morris; Donald Walker, Bel-
grave; Thomas Black, 13 LW.;
Grant Currie, 9 E.W.
Young ducks: Joyce Walker, 9
E,W,; 'Grant Currie, 9 E.W.; Lloyd
Michie, 5 Morris; Dale Pletch, 3
Morris.
Senior Grades
Pullets, light breed: Katherine
Fear, Belgrave Janice Walsh, Bel-
grave; David Walsh, Belgrave;
Garry Robinson, 7 LW.
Pullets, light breed under 5
mos.; Janice Walsh, Belgrave;
Larry Elston, 7 Morris; Elgin
Pease, 1 Morris; Garry Robinson,
7 EN,
Pallets, heavy breed; Barry
Pletelf 3 Morris; Lila Black, 13
E,VV,; Marjorie Smith, 13 E,W.;
Wayne Elston, 7 Morris; Murray
Elston, 7 Morris,'
Pullets, heavy breed under 5
mos.: Marjorie Black, 13 LW.;
Barry Pletch, 3 Morris; Matgaret
Nicholson, 6 Morris; Linda Sohn,
sten, Belgrave; Janette Johnston,
Belgrave,
Market ceeketele; Margaret
Nicholson, 5 Morris; Wayne Elsteil,
Morris,
Young ducks: Ruth Michie, 5
Morris; Gary Walden, 6 E.W.;
Cordon McMurray, I Morris; Ross
Coll. 8 Morrie,
Muscovy 'ducks': Ronnie Taylor,
13 LW.; Mary Ellen Taylor, 13'
Karen Pengellie Bt"lg'rave;
Nancy VanCrimp, 6 Morris; George
Johnston, Belgrave.
Muscovy ducks; senior grade;
hy. *
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Pro.Writ. Joyce Walker; '9 WC;
Nancy ITAneansp; A. Morris; Frank:
Procter, .5 M orris; Sandra Proc-
ter, 0 Morris; Douglas Srnith, 6 -
Lin. de Yong, 5 Norris,
White; Marjorie Phelan, 1 Mop" ,
ria; Dale Pieta, 3 Morris.; john
McCallum, 5 Morris; Bill Phelan,.
3. Morris; Sandra Procter, 5 Nor,'
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Senior ,Grades
Jinn Phelan,. 1 3/forrls,
Brown: Joyce Procter, 0 Morrie;
Norma Smith, Tommy
Warwick, 2 Morris; Linda John-
stop, Beigrave; Marjorie Black,
13 11/,'W.,; David Walsh, Beigrave,,
White; 'Valdeane Noble; 10 E,W.:;
Tommy. Warwick, 8 Norris; Ross
TOM a Morris; Douglas :Bjemart,
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Fair Seed (Blease turn to page .ten) son 7 Donald Pattison, 9,
E.1'. - African Marigold; Terry Rich,
Mond, 12 Morris; John Purvey, 8
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.Merris;,.
Carolyn. Sprung, 6 E,W, •
Asters:Donald Pattison, E,W„
Ted Lutz,. 6. E. & W.W.; Linda
Travis, 11. Morris; Ken Mathers,
4 Morris.
Cosmos: Leslie Caldwell, 10 E,W.;
Carol Govier, 10 E,W,; Brenda
Bone, 9 Morrisa Tomrny' Black, 13
E.W.; Oliver Griffiths, 12 Morris;
Glord.on Rinn, , Beigrave.
African Marigold: Brenda Nes-.
hitt, 12 Morris; *Janet Shortreed,
11 Morris; Emma 'Shortreed, 11
Morris; Ivan Wheeler, Belgrave;
Dale Pletch, 3 Morris; Bill Garniss,
7 Morris,
French Marigold: Ruth Ann
Pletch, Belgrave; Richard Ander-
son,. Belgrave; Jimmy Beecroft,
E.W;, Mary Grasby; 5 Morris;
Ralph Scott, 13 E.W.; Brian Wal-
den, 6 ENV.
Larkspur: Malcolm Anderson,
Belgrave; Larry Walters, 11 Mor-
ris; Sherwill Craig, 11 Morris;
Mary ' Bewley, -.11 Morris; Lois.
Eckenswiller, .7 .E,W;
Snapdragon: Dianne Elston, 7
Morris; Brian Fear, 10 E.W.; Brian
Pollard, 11 Morris.
Petunias: Sandra Smith, 3 Mor-
ris; Doris Coultes, 9 E,W.; Lois
Rinn,Belgrave; Elaine Robinson,
7 E.,; Barbara Pattison, 9 E.W.
Phlox: Brenda Bewley, 11 Mor-
ris; Brian Jamieson, 9 ENV.; Joe
Sanders, Beigrave; Rhonda Fear,
Belgrave.
Zinnia.: Ronald McBurney, 9
E.W.; Billie Snowden, 7 E.W.;.
Mary Ellen Taylor, 13 .E.W.; Don-
ald Bosman, Beigrave; Helen
Searle, 11 Morris; Douglas Pollard,
11 Morris.
Cornflower: Harvey- Black, 13
E.W.; Ronilie. Taylor, 13 E-.W.;
Ray Scheifele, Beigrave; Neil Vin-
cent, Beigrave,
Stocks: Norma Jean Mair, 6
Morris; Donald Vincent, Belgrave.
Marilyn TOW,
.Procter, 5 *nag; Rob Taylor, la
E,W, 4, Janette Johnston, Beigrave;
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