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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1972-09-21, Page 12PUY, Sept. 21, 1972 • t BeI While entrieikin both indoor and 901001* ilactions of Belgrave Scheel Pair Were the best in many years, setting records in 00610 instahect, the weatherman frowned and cloudy, threatening Weather discouraged many from attending. Those who failed to attend 111,103ed one of the best fairs in a . • long tittle, and as it turned out, the overcast sky was merely threatening, and outdoor events proceeded- without interruption. Fair Secretary Mrs. John Gnay estimated that entries in general were higherthan ever, and a record attendance might have been in store too, if the weather • had been brighter in the morning. As ft was, the parade was only slightly delayed and all Other events went off pretty well as scheduled. Even at that, the fair was bigger and better in quality than many of the smaller agricul- tural societies can manage • in Western Ontario, and the pupils of Brussels, Blyth and East 'Wa- wanosh schools were justifiably proud of the success of their own annual fair. OPEN CLASS OATS-Belgrave, Grade 6, Cameron McCallum; Belgrave, Grade 8, Muriel Taylor; Bel - grave, Grade 1, Joan Higgins. liariey-Belgrave, Grade 3, Eric Taylor;elgiMreAGrade 8, Muriel Taylor; Belgra,* Grade 1, Joan Higgins; Brussels, Grade 1, Sandra Turvey; Brussels, Grade 7, Linda Machan; Bel - grave, Grade 4, Karen Coultes. Winter Wheat-Belgrave, Grade 3, Eric Taylor; Belgrave, Grade 8, Muriel Taylor. . Oat Sheaf-Belgrave, Grade 6, Canieron McCallum; Belgrave, Grade L Joan Higgins; ,Belgrave, ..iGrade 3, Bruce Higgins; Bel - grave, Grade 7, Heather Currie. Barley Sheaf-Belgrave, • Grade. 1, Joan Higgins, First Cut Hay-Belgrave, - -- -Gra& 4, Karen Coultes; Bel - grave, Grade 5, Joanne Coultes; • 13elgrave, Grade 1, Andrea Coul- tes; Blyth, Grade 5, 'John Pass- . alter; Illyth, Grade 4, Bernice Passchier; Blyth, Grade 7, Jo Ann Passchier. Setond 'Cut Hai- Grade 8, • 1)011g • Siell; Grade 4, Brian SOW; Grnde 4, Patt$ SWI.Grade6, Donnie Shiell; Gra&'7, • Gary Hopper, Beginner, Naney Carmichael; all of Belgrave. Husking Corn -Grade 5, Jo- anne ()mites; Grade 1, Andrea CoulteS; Grade 4, Karen Coultes; • Grade 7, Janice Coultes; Kinder- gaiten, Anne Proetet; Grade 5, Chris Procter, all of Belgrave. Silage Coi4-Grade 8, la -fon -aid Procter; Kindergarten, Anne ProCter ; Grade 5, Joanne Coul- Us; Grade 1, Andrea Coultes; Grade 5, Chris Procter; Grade 8, up, crow•s rave School. Fair Danny McBurney, all of Bel - grave. Sweet Corn- Belgrave, Grade 3, Robbie Nicholson; Belgrave, Grade 7, Marjorie Nixon; Bel - grave, Grade 4, Steven Nixon; Belgrave, Grade 6, Wayne Mc- Dowell; Belgrave, Grade 3, Gien Taylor; Brussels, Marjorie Tay- lor. Hybrid Field Corn-- Grade 4, Grant Gnay; Grade 6, Donald Shiell; Grade 5, Chris Procter; Grade 1, Julie Gnay; Kindergar- ten, Anne Procter; Grade 3, Gary McArter, all of Belgrave. /JUNIOR GRADES VEGETABLES Mangels-Belgrave, Grade 2, Calvin Bakelaar; Brussels, Grade 2, Sheila Dorsch. Turnips-Belgrave, Grade 2, Lisa Thompson; Belgrave, Grade 3, John Dorsch. Beets-Belgrave, Grade 4, Brian Shiell; Belgrave, Grade 3, Steven Stevenson; Belgrave, -Grade 2, Murray Campbell; • Blyth, Grade 3, Valerie Wasson; Blyth, ,Grade 3, Dean Shobbrook; Blyth, Grade 2, Ken Siertsiema. eibbage-Belgrav: Grade 2, Murray Taylor; Belgrave, Grade 3, Kim McDowell; Belgrave, Grade 1, Andrea Coultes. Carrots -Blyth, Grade 2, Shel- ley Wasson; Blyth, Grade 2, Mike Davey; Brussels, Grade 4, Brian Ten Pas; Blyth, Grade 1, Elaine • Brown; Belgrave, Grade '2, Shei- la Anderson; Belgrave, Grade 3, Bruce Higgins. Cucumbers-Belgrave, Grade 2, Georgina Chettleburgh; Bel - grave, Kindergarten, Bohnie Burchill; Belgrave, Grade 4, . Karen Coultes; Belgrave, Grade 2, Patti. McDowell; Belgrave, Grade 2, Joan Arbuckle; Blyth, Grade 3, Kim Craig. • Onions -Brussels, Grade 2, - Brenda Ten Pas; Belgrave, Grade 2, John Haines. Parsnips-Belgrave, Grade 4, Carolyn Campbell; Belgrave, Grade 2, Marion Taylor; . Brus- sels, Grade 3, Gary McArter. • Squash-Belgrave, Grade 4, Jeffray Cook; Belgrave, Grade 1, Bradley Cook; Brussels, Grade 4, Gregory Ducharme; Belgrave, Grade 2, Kathy Shiell; Belgrave, Grade 3, Robbie•Nicholson; Bel- . 4,511*.G, ' 4,.4 Gnay **Hi ' Grade 4, Brenda• Waternielon-Belgrave, Grade', 3, Erie Taylor; Brussels, -Grade 2, Dylan Van Den Assem ; Bel - grave, Grade 4, Eric. Cook; Bel - grave; Grade 2, Murray Hast- ings; Belgrave, Kindergarten, • Diane Hanna. • Mangels- Belgrave, Kinder- •garten, Paul Currie; Belgrave, .Grade 4, Robert Currie; Blyth, Grade 5, John Passchier;- Bel- , grave, Beginner, Robert Gordon. JOANNE BOVEN holds her younger sister Elizabeth. so she can have a look at one of the kitten entries in the cat compe- tition. Joanne is a grade five pupil at Blyth Public School. ATTENTION FARMERS clover 1850 Row Crop Diesel Tractor, Massey Ferguson Modell 50 High Arch Gas Tractor, 1955 White Truck, WC12, '6 eel. gas with 5th wheel; Massey -Ferguson 6 or 8 Furrow 16" Semi Mounted Plow, Allis Chalmers 6 Furrow 16" Setrsi Mounted Plow, John Deere 5 Furrow 14" Semi MOunted Plow, John Deere 3 furrow 3 P.H. Plow, Jahn Deere Wheel Disc, International Wheel Mc, 36 Plates; Model 22 2 Row Corn Head to fit Mas- sey Super 92. SPECIAL PRICE ON NEW 185 SU. GRAVITY BOXES • A NI FARMS LTD _ RR 1, Listowel - Near Mtileswortli ilhone 2914770 or 887-9043 • Early Potatoes -Blyth, Grade 2, Shirley Wasson; Belgrave, Grade 2, Murray Taylor; Bel - grave, Grade 2, Marion Taylor; Blyth, Kindergarten, Douglas Craig; Blyth, Grade 3, Debbie Craig; Belgrave, Grade 4, David Pletch. Late Potatoes -Blyth, Grade 1, Claire Brown; Belgrave',, Kinder- garten, Dianne Hanna; Bel - grave, Grade 2, Sheila Anderson; Belgrave, Grade 3, Bruce Hig- gins; Belgrave, Grade 4, Cathy Bakelaar; Blyth, Grade 2, Mike Davey. • Largest Pumpkin- Brussels, Grade 1, Brian White; Belgrave, Beginner, Glen Hunter; Blyth, Grade 4, David Leibold; Brus- sels, Grade 2, Dylan Van Den As - sem ; Brussels, Grade 1, Steve Marks. White Beans -Kindergarten, Dianne Campbell; Grade 2, Mur- ray Campbell; Grade 2, Marion Taylor; Grade 3, Glen Taylor; Grade 2, Murray Taylor; Grade 4, Carolyn Campbell, all of Bel - grave. Colored Beans-Belgrave, Grade 3, Eric Taylor. Collection .of Vegetables - Blyth, Grade 1, Elaine Brown; Belgrave, Grade 2, Sheila Ander- son; Blyth, Grade 3, Valerie Was- son; Blyth, Grade 1, Douglas Craig; Blyth, Grade 3, Debbie Craig; Brussels, Grade 3, Ken- neth Higgins. JUNIOR -FLOWERS • Asters -Brussels, Grade 1, Vickie Machan; Belgrave, Grade 4, David Pletch; Blyth, Grade 1, Elaine Brown; Blyth, Kiniiergar- ten, Doug Craig; Blyth, Grade 2, Ken Siertsema; /Brussels, Grade 2, Marjorie Taylor. Cosmos -Grade 3, Robbie Nicholson; Grade 1, Bradley Cook; Grade 3, Eric Taylor; Grade 2, Murray Campbell; Grade 4, -Paul Craig; Grade 1, jean Higgins, all of Belgrave. African Marigold-Belgrave; Grade 3, Cheryl Walker; Brus- sels, Grade 2, Mayne Higgins; Belgrave, Grade 4, Ronnie Mc- Dowell. French Marigolds-Belgrave, Grade 2, Patti McDowell; Bel - grave, Grade 4, Brian Shiell; Bel - grave, Grade 2, Lisa Thompson, Brussels, Grade 2, Douglas Mc- Arter; Belgrave,,,Iiindmart" Paul Currie; Blyadie7, Jo- anne Passchier. ' Nasturtium-Belgrave, Grade 2, Nancy Moore; Belgrave, Grade 2, Joan Arbuckle; Brus- sels, Grade 3, Michael Watson. Scabiosa-Brussels, Grade 4, Paul Machan. petunias -Blyth, Grade 3'1,, Jef- frey Wittich; Belgrave, Grade 2, Murray Taylor; Belgrave, Grade 4, Caroline Taylor; Belgrave, Grade 4, Karen Coultes; Brussels, ,Kindergarten, Sandra Huether. . Phiox-Belgrave, Grade 3, Glen Taylor; Belgrave, Grade 3, Karen Jaretzke; Blyth, Grade 3, Dean Shobbrook. Zinnia-Belgrave, Grade 2, Marion Taylor; Blyth, Grade 2, . Ken Van Vliet; Brussels, Grade , 3, Kenneth Higgins ; Belgrave, Grade 2,' Sheila Anderson; Blyth, Grade '4, Kim Van Vliet; Bel - grave, Grade 4, Eric Cook. Cornflower- Belgrave, Kin dergarten, Bonnie Bushel; Bro., sels, Kindergarten, Christopher King; Belgrave, Grade 3, Bruce Higgins; Belgrave, Grade 4, Jeff, re' Cook; Brussels, Grade 1, Paul McArter; Blyth, Grade I, Valerie Wasson. calendula-Brussels, Grade 2 Sandra Turvey; Belgrave, Grade 5, Edwin Haines; Blyth, Grade Kim Craig; Blyth, Grade 2, Dave Marshall: Blyth, Grade 4, Eric' Street; Belgrave, Kindergarten, Dianne Hanna. . Pansies-Belgrave, Kinder- garten, Donna Higgins; Brussels, Kindergarten, Paul Machan; 13elgrave, Kindergarten. Anne Procter; Brussels, Kindergarten, Greg Higgins; Belgrave, Dianne Campbell; Belgrave, Kindergar- ten, Steven Bridge. Green and White Arrange- ment -Brussels, Grade 2, Doug- . las McArter; Belgrave, .Grade 2, Murray Hastings; Brussels, Grade 2, Dylan Van Den Assem; Brussels, Grade 1, Chris King; Brussels, Grade 2, Brenda Ten, Pas; Belgrave, Grade 2, Murray Campbell. Tea -Cup Arrangement- Bel - grave, Grade 1, Joanne Wood; Blyth, Grade 2, Shelley Wasson; Belgrave, Grade 1, Joan Higgins; Belgrave, Grade 2, Murray Hast- ings; Brussels, Grade 2, Douglas McArter; Brussels, Grade 2, Donald Sholdice. Dining room arradgement- Belgrave, 'Grade, 4, Brenda Bushel; Blyth, Grade 3, Kim.' Craig; Belgrave Grade 4, David Pletch ; Blyth, Grade 3, Debbie Craig; Delgrave, Grade 4, Steve Cameron; Belgrave, Grade 3, A Cheryl Walker. Red and White arrangement- Belgrave, Grade 3, Bruce Hig- gins; Blyth, Grade 3, Debbie Craig; Brussels, Grade 4, James Scott; Brussels, Grade 3, Paul Johnston; Brussels, Grade 4, Kathleen Sholdice; Blyth; Grade 3, Valerie Wasson. DAVID MARSHALL, of Blyth Public School, Grade shows his coat hanger clown face which won -second prize his class at the Belgrave School- Fair. (Staff Photo) 3, in Bouquet of Roses-Belgrave, Grade 2, Patti McDowell; -Bel- grave, Grade 1, Andrea Bridge; Belgrave, Grade 2, Joan Ar- imckle; Brussels, Kindergarten, Sandra Huether; Belgrave, Kin- dergarten, Darren Evans. Dahlia -3 Large Blood* :gra wet; insle rg a r t en , ti't•66o&Vtel,gra ve , Grattell:' Murray Hastings; Blyth,.Gra4 3,- Debbie Craig; Blyth, lUnder- garten, Douglas Craig; Belgrave, Grade 4, Jeffrey Cook; Brussels, Grade 4, Gary McWhirter. • JUNIOR -FRUITS Spy Apples -Brussels, Grade 4, Garry McWhirter. Macintosh Apples- Blyth, Grade 2, Nancy Taylor; Brussels, Grade 4, Garry McWhirter; Blyth, Grade 4, Paul Craig; Bet - grave, Beginner, Brian Wight - man ; 13elgrave, Grade 2, Melanie - ;Please turn to Page 5 WAITING IN LINE AT THE DRYER .CAN COST YOU, MONEY • Larry Pentland of Dungannon, Huron County is convinced, ft costs him $3.10 a ton less to treat high moisture corn with BP • Propcorn than it does to have it dried at his local elevator. And he eliminated all the waiting in line. "In one day we can now harvest and treat. four times as much corn as we handled with our previous syttem, and we keep our own corn." Acciimulating comparative costs, including' transport, labour, appli- cator costs of Propcorn, etc., Larry calculates that it.costs him $8.60 to dry corn and only $5.50 to treat with Propcorn Last year Larry treated 45 tons of his corn crop with Propcorn and fed it to all his livestock from the age of 12 weeks, even his horse On 45 records the registered Sylvanlawn Holsteins had a BCA average 01 115 for milk and 105 for fat, and averaged 12,200• lbs of production per cow , For the full story of Larry Pont land on how he and other Ontario farmers cut feeding costs with Propcorn, look for the 8 -page insert which appeared in the July issue of Farm and Country, or writ& BP 011 Liirtited, Agricultural Chemicals Branch, 1245 Sherbrooke Street Vilest, Montreal 109, or Niagara Chemicals, Division of FMC of Canada Ltd., Burlington, Ontario or ask The Fordwich Feed,Mill Ltd. Fordwich and G'orrie p, THE EXCITEMENT of the Belgrave School 'Fair proved too much for two-year-old Danny Spell. 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