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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance Times, 1924-09-18, Page 9BLUEVALE SCHOOL FAIR (Continued from. page e..) Class 1—gain Oais, sheaf — Alberta Shie11, May Nicholson, John Nicholson, Elsie Thornton, A'Vilson Thornton, Oats, pint —. Belle McTavish, May - Doreen Eckinier, Mary Campbell. Nicholson, Gordon Hamilton, Earl 'Zan-lies—Doreen een Eckmier, Alan Gar - Hamilton, Alberta Shiell, Harry Go11, Wheat sheaf—Alberta Shiell, May Nicholson, Elsie Thornton, Wilson Thornton, or-nton, John Nicholson. Wheat, pint—.;elle McTavish, Elsie There:toe, Gordon,, Hamilton, Raym- ond 'Henning, Earl HHIarpilton, Leon- ard Higgins. • acvibe irelb, African. Marigolds — Doreen Eck - :Infer, Alan Garniss, May Nicholson.: Sweet Peas—Lenora tax gins, 11/1047- ic Mines, Elizabeth 'Wear, Oliva; Gar- niss Dahlias—Olive Garniss, •A.lan Gar- niss, Carl Johnston Hazel: Mandell, Barley, pint--Belle-A'IcTavislx, May Nicholson, Peas,pint --Hazel Mundell, I -high 111itndell,,,Goa'tlon llaniilton, Earl Ha - Milton, Harry Goll,• • Corn, White' Cap—=Hazel Mundell, Iugh mdell. Class 2—Roots and Vegetables Potatoes, 'Green Mt,—Belle age -rav- ish, Elizabeth Weir May Fralick, Earl nils,, Dorothy Aitken, Elizabeth Weir, Belle McTavish, Raymond Henning. Cosmos—Rob Master, Doreen Eck- mier, Elizabeth Weir, Raymond Hen- ning, Marie:' Mines, Gladiolus=—Doreen' Eckmier, Oli've Garniss, Alan Garniss. Petunias—Doreen lacknzier, House' Garden Boquet-Alan Garn- iss, Olive Garniss, Vernon ' Hammond, Marian Grail, Elizabeth Weir, Velma Ecicinier. Writing , First Class—Yvonne McKersie, Le- nora Higgins, Jean Wheeler, • Jean Turkey, Helen Eckmier, Alma Bos - Second Class—Mary Fraiicic, Daisy 1-lamilton, Elsie lhor,iton, Daisy Ilii Nicholson, Wilson Thornton, Lela cholson; _..Leggatt, . Alvie i-liggins, - Elizabeth Potatoes, Cobblers—Mary Fralick, Weir. Ross t\brahana,, Gordon Hamilton; Third Class—Doreen Eckinier, Kenneth Aitchison, Rob. Masters. etta Smith, Dorothy Aitken, Elsie -Potatoes Dooley -Gertrude Turv- Thornton, Freda Mustard, Melville ev, May Nicholson, Noble Greenaway, Mathers. Geo, Fourth Class -Doreen Eclentier; Mar Geo. Peacock, Leslie Greenaway, G Hetherington. ie Mines, Beth Barnard, Hazel Mutt- Mangolds---Leslie Greenaway, Goa- dell, Maribclle Bolt, Mary Campbeil. -don Hamilton, Donald Robertson, - Art Earl 'Hamilton, Marie Mines, Beth: Water Colour,' Little Miss Muffet— larnard, . Velma Ecicniier,-Dorothy Aitken, Lois SwedeeTurnips-Marie Mines, Nor'_ Prast, Adair Prast, Alan Garniss, Mara man Barnard, Geo- Peacock, Belle Mc-;• isle Mines. Tavish, Harry Goll, Leonora: Higgins. September -Calendars — Beth Barn- ,)Nhit'e. Turnips—Melville Mathers ard, Velma Eckmier, Mary Campbell, Beets—Alma Bosman, Donald Rob- Noble Greenaway, . Dorothy Aitken. ertson, Velma' Eckmier, Geo. Peacock, Pencil Drawing, Sugar and Cream Norman Barnard, Charlie Johnston. Set -Mary Campbell, Doreen Eclentier, Parsnips—Gordon Hamilton, Don Beth Barnard, Alan Garniss, Noble ai.d Robertson, Geo, Johnston, Earl Greenaway, Alberta Shiell, Hamilton, Belle McTavish, Elizabeth Crayon Drawing, a Horse—Donald We' Robertson Norman Barnard;' Lela Weir. Citrons—Eva Dennis May Nichol- Leggatt, Iliigh Nlumdell. Squash—Donald wash— Donald I obertstrn Y'.rCrayon, a Pig'- Lenora Higgins,' onne McKersie, Mary Van nstoe- 8 Beans -- Elizabeth Weir, Gertrttc'lc Relief .Map, S. America -Beth Bar- Turvey: nard, Stanley Vanstonc, Gertrude Tur- Cucumbers — Donald Robertson, vey, Bob. Weir, Maribelle Bolt, Velma, 'Wilson Thornton, Gordon Hamilton, Eckmier, ade=Doreen Eckmier, Earl Hamilton, EIizabeth Weir, May - Map of Canada Nicholson. Dorothy Aitken. Carrots.—Mary Fralick, • Marie- Min Map of Huron—Wilson Thornton, es, Elsie Thar- nton, 'Wilson Thornton. Alvie Higgins, Mary Fralick, Donald Belle McTavish, Gco. Peacock. ' . Robertson, Glen Eck -leder, Hugh' Mun- Pumpkin—May Nicholson. Toruatoes - Elsite Thornton, Allan Garniss, Doreen Eckinier, Gordon. Ha- milton, Earl Hamnilton, Cabbage - Elizabeth Weir, Hazel Mundell, Eva Dennis, Hugh.'Mundell, Velma Ecke itt, Geo. Hetherington., Bantam Corn Laurel McKersie, .Nary Catepleell, Alan Garniss. Onions, Danvers—May Nicholson, Carrtne i'1Ietherington,'Hugh Mundell, Elizabeth Weir, Elsie Thornton Will son Thornton. .Onions, Dutch Sets -Gordon Haiti- ilton, Marie : Mines. , Best: collection of Apples — Belle McTavish, Leonard Higgins, Alberta Sliiell, Melville Mathers, Glen Eck- ,. ck- • Best-collection of Vegetables— May Nicholson, Doreen Eclat -tier, Donald Robertson, Elizabeth Weir, Eva Den-- nis. Class, 3—Poultry Barred Rock Cockerel—Carl John- ston, May Nicholson, Russel Barnard, Adair .Prast, Norman: Barnard, Barred Rock Pullet—Carl Johnston, May Nicholson. Pair Barred Rock- Rob. Masters, Ronald Vaneamp, Carl Johnston, Afar Nicholson, Adair Prast, Lenora Ilig- gnis. White Eggs—Gertrude 'I`urvcy, Vio- la Goll, Velma Eckmier, Donald Rob- ertson Z: Marie ;Mines, ; Edath Warwick. Brown Eggs Alma Bosnian, Ray- mond Henning, Doreen, Eckmier, ,berta. ShielI, Mac Warwick, Donald Robertson Pair White Leghorn$—Hugh Mun- dell. White Wyandottes—May Nicholson Rhode ]`$land Reds— Lenora Hig- gins, Hazel Mundell, lvlay Nicholson. Ducks• .'.'.msec' Barnard, Hazel :Mun- dell, Lenora Higgins, Hugh Mundell, Allay:Nicliolsou, Howard VanCarnp.'. Geese ---May Nicholson, xlugh Mun- dell, Hazel Mundell, Rabbits .= Alan Gartuss, HOwner VanCainp, Ronald VanCamp, Cats—C..hatlic Mathers, Rob Master, Vernon Hammond, Elsie Thornton, Marie Mines, Lenora Higgins, Dogs •-- Bloevar•d VanCamp, Adair .:`rest,: May Nicholson, Class 5 -•-Flowers Asters—Alan Garniss, Marie Mines, Iyenneth Aitchison, Helen Ecltnaiei•, ..mora I-Iale:are l;li.abc•tli 4ilctir. Nasturtiums—Olive Garniss, Velma F.c-k tier, Elizabeth Weir, Carl John- storr,,1, cnrara. 1•i trainer Pansies r\Pari Garniss, il1ary Cattip- bell, Olive Ga' ails. fainalrron `Luau old. --Alan Garniss, Olive Ganits, 1)onahlalaobel tion. ]',hlox1;U ruthy i"( Cicet1, ,flan Gar- rtr„4, 1^rea h 'Marigolds ---• Alan Garnit' :Rob, alaater, Jlorotlry Aitken, Inlay Nicholson, leerneth: Aitchison, Dor- othy Eckmier, dell. Nature Study Collection of Wild. Flowers—Adair ]'rest, May ,Nicholson, Insects—Gertrude Turvey, May Ni- cholson, Alvie Higgins , • Weed. Seeds — Donald Robertson, May Nicholson. Leaves -Dorothy Aitken, May Ni- cholson. Woods—Donald Robertson, Noble Greenaway, Olive Garniss, Hugh, Mundell, May Nicholson. Manual Training Book Ends—Hugh Ivltinclell, Gert- rude 'Purvey, Norman Barnard. BirdHouse—Hazel Mundell. Xammer•Handle—Norriian Barnard, Donald Robertson, Wilson Thornton, John Nicholson. Paper Chair—Mary Vanstone,, Yv- onne McKersie, Lenora Higgins, Memory Gem :Book—Belle McTav- ish, Doreen Eckinier, Gertrude Tur- vey, Glenn Garniss., Collection of Coins—Ala Gentles. Collection of Snap -Shots -- Glenn Garniss. Collection of Stamps—Glenn Gern- iss,'Dorothy Geenaway, 'Bob Master. Essay, Surnnier on a Farm -Olive Garniss, Gertrude Turvey, Beth Bar- nard, Mary Campbell, Doreen Eck- tnfer, Alberta Shiell. Essay, Threshing — Marie Mines, Belle McTavish. Cooking Bread—Hazel Mundell, Velma Eck- ii"rler. • 11'lufns—Geo, Hetherington, Doris. Aitchison, Elsie Thorntoir, May Nich- olson. Spice Cake—Hazel Mundell, Elsie Tiornton, May Nicholson, Belle Mc- Tavish, - Raisht Pie—Hazel Mundell, 13elle McTavish, May Nicholson, • Doreen' Eckinier, Alma Bosman. Tarts--14:thy Nicholson, Hazel Mune dell, Velma, Eckmien, - Peanut Brittle—May Nicholson, Do- rceu Eckmier. Potato Salad --Hazel Mundell Car - main Hetherington, Doreen Ecicniier, Elsie Thornton, Lois Prast, Dorothy, Greenaway. 13uttet--Cai•rnart Hetherington, Geo, Hetherington; Velma Eckinier, Edith Warwick; Sewing Doll's .Dress, girls over ten—Gel•t- rude Turvey, Olive Garniss, Marie Mites, Belle lale'I'avish, Doreen Eck- mier, ]Ielc.rr Fckniier, Doll's Drees, girls to artd under— Mary I r'tlit:lc, Dela 7 er ecitt, Laurel Mcl:(er•sie, Eva Dennis, Eleanor"Prast, Dorothy Goll, I>oll't; Scarf, girls ro and under — A1'ary Fralick, Doris Aitclricon; 'Edith Warwirlr, 'Lela 1':,t'ggat1, Eva Dennis, Daisy Nicholson; Quilt Block, boy't----Johrt ttcTavisit, Ratyauoud 'leaning, Geo. Johnston, Harry Gall, Donald Robertson, Char- lie Johnston. Doll's 'Dress, boys Harry Gall, Donald Robertson. ' Crocheted Yoke, =ethers—Mrs, 1,. Weir, Mrs. Ed, Johnston, Mrs. R, F. Garniss, ktrs. Wm. Robertson, ,Mrs, Lloyd I-Ienning, • Boy's Trouser,ss, Mother's competi— tion—Mrs, Wm,(Robertson, Mrs, Win,; Nicholson. • Guest Towel, girls under twenty— Lizzie Robertson, Beth Barnard, Table Runner, girls under twenty -- Beatrice Thornton, Speech Gertrude Turvey, Bert Ma- thers, Eva Dennis. Singing—S: S. No, 8 L'rowntown, Blnevale School, S. S. No. 9, Turn - berry, S. S. No. ao Morris, Parade—S, S. No. 8 Morris, Bine vale School, S. S. No. to Morris, S, S. No. 9 Tu'rnberry. Sports Relay Race—S. S, Nu. 8, S. S. No, Teachers' Nail Driving Contest -- Miss Waddell, No. S; Miss Brown, No, to, .Mrs, Aitken, No:4- Highest Number of Points Silver Cup, donated by the Bank of Commerce May Nicholson, Doreen Eckmier, Hazel Mundell: TIM'S SELF CONCEIT To the Editur av the Advarrce-Toiines Deer Sur,— Somewan has said that if ye tuk the toime to examine iviry lafe on a tree ye wuddent £oind two ay. thim just aloike, nor in the whole 'forest ayther, fer that matther.: An 'tis the same wid min, no two ay thim look jilt the same. Aven twins inay look alaikc to mosht payple but they cant fool'theer mother, fer she can tell the differ in thim across the shtrate. Yis, iviry maihas somcting about hint that no other fellah has, an, 'shute,. 'tis'bettltet- so, arr we wuddent have, been built that way, but no rnatther whether a -man has red. hair, arr black hair, arr no hair at all, at all, arr bow legs, . arr ,wooden waits, arr whether he is married arr single, arr whether he votes Tory arr Grit, ye kin giner- ally depind on wail ting; that he has too good an opinion av Himself, an takes himsilf too sayriously. As me hind, Mishter Iipliirg, wid say, mo- slit min have too ,much ego in theer cosmos, which: Mishter -Posliff tells ine manes, in plain English, that .they have too much consate in thimsilves. I don't moind min-takin loife say i- ously,- fer it, is a sayrious )business, so it is, an rnosht rainmake a bad jawb av it, but I wid be villin to shpind the resht av me days taken the consate out av min, • T minslrunned . sonleting loike that .to the misses wan noight, an asked her what she tought about. it. "'Tis foine- idea, -Tim, nae man, sez she, "an I tink ye shud shtart otic at wance, wid yirsilf," she sez. "I (Joli'- Link it nicissary in me own case darlint," sez I„ "fer, owin to yer prolonged laborite void ine, an the vol , unies av • good advoice I have had Eregebung, Leonard W. Grant. .rt� from that sltivate tongue ye have it' strumental' selection, 'La Barcarolle,' yer head, I don't belave I have enough consate lift in: the to fink I cud run a whalebarry along p. Loire fut walk widout gittin ail on'the grass," I sez, "Mebby that's the- rayson", sez she, "whoy all thine shtones, an tin cans, an impty bottles are poiled up in a corner, av the back yarritd," she sez. "I tought ye said it wus be rayson av yer lumbago, but now ye tell me 'tis because avaack av •consate in yer- silf, but me oimn proivate opiiryu;n is that it is jusht plain laziness that pre- vints ye frum Lapin the place dacint. an crane as it spud be," 'Tis n0use argyin wid a wununan, so I what out an got the nhalebarry an clamed tings up ginerally, but to git even avid the missus I picked up half a dozen-,av her flower pots, an some bulbs she had droyin in the sun, an hid thing. in the shtable, an whin she wint to,look" tsr thine I tould her they mtisht hey gone down to the dump wid the resht av-•the rubbish. D'ye trotish" how some av our byes down in the city av Montreal do be troyin to put Mishter Meighen out a� the laydership av the Tory earthy, 'Tis a bad piece av pat•thy manage - mint, be me ower way av .tinkir•i, alt givin thing Grits a chance to laugh at us. In a big war, share, 'tis no har- rum to lose a skirmish arr two, so long as, loikc the British army, ye al- ways win the lasht battle, I can't un- dershtand what all the fuss is, about annyway, fer, Shure, the Grits only hilt]. what they had befoor, an didnt xi p nt Contralto solos, Sylvia the )vitt a sate "from thin). in Nova Gcisictl, Elba Da\ie.s, piano. Temple •Scotia an wan_ in New Brunswick, not so long ago,' Mishter Meigheri L- brotheas male quartet, Ralph, Carl, the shmartest: man in theaparthy to- Edward allyl Willardton. day, an I intind to kape roigltt 00 shoutin Ler him, until some other fel- lilt takes his place. 'Twas the same whin the "nesht av traitors" pet Sir McKenzie out av his jawb as layder av the Tory, par•thy, at1 put Sir Chas. '.'upper in his 'place, all be ray,srrneav the change we losht the rlickalrun in '1896, but, avcoorsc, ye young aellalis can't xenrimber thim.-ould tonics. • Yours till nisi wake, Timothy Hay, I,A.DrO COLUMN d G e a a c 1 E a I t or G a e Z t F 1 x e a s 1 0 s z s Y e e 0 R Take T T p a 0 a 0 (Continue from. page 4.) Station !'VV 'Si'•--�,8o Meters General Elect= Company Schenectady, I T, Y, !Thursday, September mSth. 5.3o p.m.—Organ recital by Steph- en E. Boisclaur, organist, from. Proct- or's Harmauus Bleeeber ITali,;, 7,40:p,m.—Bas'ballscores• 7•A5pan.— A: Few Moments with New Books," Wiliam F. Jacobs, Lib madam, • General Electric. aCompany,G 8 prim,—Musical program by WGY Orchestra and St+ rs. Carroll G. Brown pianist. Instrumental selection, "A Sketch," .1VGY chestra, Piano solo `Nosturne in ,' Mrs. Carroll G. Brown Instrumental selection, Bac claanale;' orchestra. Instrumental sel- ection, 'Because,' orchestra, Piano .' solo: (a) 'To A Wild Rose,' (b)' `To A Water Lily,' Ars- Carroll G. Brown: Address: `Crime the ,Court and the Public;' Judge John Alexander. In- strumental selections,' 'Dance of the Payaderes,' (soaring), Airs. Carroll G Brown, Instrumental selection, 'Mus- ical Scenes from Switzerland,' (a) 'Rustic Picture,' (b) `Peasant Dance,' (c) 'Alphorna (b)`Lander,' (c) `Yod ler' orchestra. Friday, September rgth, 5.45 pan. ---Children's story in Fren-, each by Fredric Duclert. ti p.m.—International Sunday Sch- ool lesson. 7.45 p.m —Baeball results, 7.45 p.m.—Health talks, 7.50 p.m ---Pr. gram by Blue Rib- bon Entertainers, Edwin A. -Traut- man, director:; Fax trot, `Bringlrt Home the Bacon,' Blue Ribbon E•a- tertainers. Fax Trot,.`Cairo Land,' orchestra. Walt; `Waiting:. for the Rainbow,' orchestra. Trumpet solo; 'A Perfect Day,' James McGibbon. Fax Trot, 'Never Again,' orchestra.. Fox Trot, 'Blue Evening Blues or- chestra.'- Saxophone solo, "A Song of India,' James R. Rogers, Jr. Fox Trot, 'Don't My Girl,' orches - ra. Fox Trot 'After the Storm,' or- chestra. Fax rot, 'Blue Rose,' or- chestra. Fox rot, `Forget -me -nota orchestra. Xylophone solo,- -Sunshine of Mine,' Roland A. Horpt, Fax Trot, `Churls,' orchestra. Fax Trot, `Spain,' orchestra. Fox Trot, 'Lover's Lane is a Lonesome Trail,' orchestra. Fax Trot, 'Did You Forget,' orchest- ra. zo.3o p.m. -Musical Program by AIrce Conrey Slade, soprano; Leonard W. Grant, baritone, and WGY or- chestra: Instrumental selection, 'Wan- derer's Hope,' WGY orchestra. liar- itone solo, 'The Blind Plowman,' Leo'= nerd. W. Grant,- Piano solo, `Noe- turne,' 011ie G. Yettru: Vocal Duet, `Calm as the Night,' Alice Conrey Sla- de, soprano: Leonard W. Grant, bay - hone. Soprano solo, `Villanelle,' Alice Conrey Slade- Violin solo, 'Serenade,' Edward A. Rice. Baritone solo, sel- ections front the song cycle,;`Elilancl,' (a) `Stiller Lied,' (b) 'Rosenwcig,' (c) orchestra. Soprano solos, (a) The Last Rose of Summer,' (b) 'Carry Me .Back to Old Virginia,' Alice Conrey Slade. Vocal Duet, The Enchanted Glade,' Alice Conrey Slade, soprano, Leonard W. Grant; baritone. Bari- tone Solo, `Hear. Ye, 0 Winds and Waves,' from the opera `Scipione,' Leonard W. Grant. Instrumental sel- ection, 'The North Star,': orchestra.. Soprano solo, 'Memories,' ,Alice Con- rey Slade. Instrumental selection, suite, 'On Jhelum River,' (a) 'Intro- duction and Boat Song," (b) `Song of the Bride,' (c) 'Will the Red Sun Nev- er Set?, (d) `Ashoo at Her Lattice,' (e) 'Only a Rose,' (1) 'Kingfisher Blue,' orchestra, Saturday, September zoth, 9.30 p.m.—Dance Music by Ken- more Hotel Orchestra, Albany, N. Y,; popular song"s'"by Frank Davis, Thursday, September z8th, Station W JAX-3go Meters. Union Trust CO..:, Cleveland, Cl. 8 p.m. -Hotel Cleveland orchestra, direct from the Hotel Cleveland; stud- ents program by the Liddicoat Banjo. Club, with vocal selections and instru- mental solos. xo,3o p,m,—Organ recital by Vin- cent H. Percy. Station WSAI—gog Meters U. S. Playing Card Co., Cincinnati, 0. Station WLW-4 9 1V.ieters Crosley Radio Corporation, Cincinnati,; 0. ST pini, --Concert program by the 4-lihuii Inetrumcnlal Trio. .(Courtesy of the 1i;Lilnor• Electric. Company, Cin- cinnati.) Thici program will include standard solo;,: trios and caperis from_ p011111ar nnrsiral comedies. 'Popular pioe,rani and entertainment by the Doherty Melody Toys: