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ik School Exhi
Hand sewn 'quilt bleak (Gr. 24)
Linda -Gemeinhardt, Bayfield; Don-
na Peek, SS. 3, :StanleY.; Mary
Joyce Rathwell, SS Goderich;
MAW .ArrastrOg„ SS 3, Stanley;
Myrna: Scott; PaYfield; Linda At*,
strong, SS 3, Stanley,
;Darning, using heel of wool sock,
Or,: 5-8, Margaret Var-
na.
• Plain knitting, $" square, Gr,
5;8. Nancy Stirling, SS 9, . Cath-
erine Potter,, S$ 3, Goderieh;
marie •Turiand, Bayfield; °wile
Brand, SS 10, Goderich; Ineke
Zondag, SS 4,toast; Nellie Zondag,
SS 4, Fast, .
Plain knitting, 0", square, Gr.
2-4, Beppy Zondag, $$ 4, Fast,
aAkovVORTi. •
Picture cutout, three daisies, Gr.
3,4; • Steven Harris, SS 9; Mary
Ann -Krzcyzck, SS 1.0, Goderich;
Douglas Sinith, SS 9; Linda Rath,
SS 10, Goderich; John, Tal-
hot, SS, 4, *West; Duncan Mc-
Mains, SS. 5, Goderieh, - •
FloWer and salt. map "Canada's
(9a12"), Peter Ditcharme, SS 4,
W.; Ron •Scotcluner, $$ .4 W; Ron
Westlake, SS 4W; Edward Broad-`
foot, SS 1; Joan McCowan, SS 1;
Hen4rike Brammer, SS 1,
Flower .and salt map, Huron
County, Gr. 3-4, Rosalie Westlake,.
SS 4W; John Talbot, Michael
Greer, SS 4W; Sandra Middleton,
Mary E, Ervine and Shirley Darn,,
borough, all .of 43ayfield.
Fruit and vegetable scrap., book,
Gr. 5.6, John Ross, SS , 3, Gode-
rich; Mary Squire, S$ 3,.Gealerich;
Keith Rathwell, SS 9, --Goderich;
Nancy Stirling; Michael Scoteha
mer, Bayfield; Janet Harris, 'SS 9.
Scrap book, of pioneer subjects,
Gr. 7.8, Katherine Potter, Stuart
Grigg, SS 9; 'Barbara Yeo, S'S 3,
Goderich'
'
Douglas Dowaon, SS 3,
Stanley; 13111.Hoggarth, SS 3, God-
erich; Douglas ,Dunn, S$ 4 East. .
Woodwork, bookends, •Gr. 75;6,
Freddie Dutot, SS 9; John Harris,
SS 9; Stuart - Steckle, SS 4 East;
Alvin Johes, SS' 4, Goderich; Jim
Kelly, Hayfield._ • -
Woodwork, .• 'birdhouse, Gr. • 5-6,
Donald Yeo, SS 3, Goderich; Bruce
Settles, SS ' 5, .Goderich; John
Powell, SS 11, .Gotierich; Keith
Rathwell; Robert Smith, SS 9;
Larry Gilbert, .SS 9. ,
Crayon drawing, - bird life, Gr.
3-4; June Powell, SS 4 Goderich;
Kathy Howard, SS 4 Goderich;
Sandra Middleton; Karon Oakes,
SS 4 Goderich; Larry PearSon, SS
4 Goderich; Shirley' Darnborougla
Poster, "Old Time Dress"-there
were 24 entries in this class, Gr..
5,6, Rosemary Turland, Anne Gem-
einhardt, Jackie Weston, Richard
Reid, all of Hayfield; Patsy Cox,
SS 5; Marilyn Yeo, SS 3'-Goderich.
Add Fair- Pu
Parade To ,Centenuial .:
Pupils of Holniesville school' made a pretty group as they
entered Bayfield 'fairgrounds as part of the Centennial ..parade
Teacher at this school is Miss Ann Shadjoek, Clinton,
4, Shirley Darnborough; Peggy
Ann Betties, SS 5 Goderich; Mary
grVAIW. .$411.d.ra N144101211, Myrna
$oott, .an of ,.Bayfield; Barbara
Semple, St$ 10 Goderich,
Write "0 .Canada," and chorus in
Gr, 5, Irla, Martin, $$ 4
East; Jackie. Weston, Carol Wallis
and Nigel Bellehember, all of
Hayfield;Jocelyn Gaudet, S$ 3,
Goderich; Margaret 'Semple, SS 10
Goderieh,1
Vrite:,"0 Canada" in. ink, Gr, 0,
Carrie Brand, and Lois Rathwell,
4S . 10 •Goderich; Ferne Steckle,
5$ 4 East; Marlon Keys, SS 3
Stanley; Janet 'Harris; Sylvia
Fitzsimons, Bayfield,
Write National Anthem in ink,
Gr. 7, Dianne Harris, Gayle Lock,
hart, both of SS 5 Goderich; Ineke
Zondag,. 5$: 4 East; Donniecolqu-
how), SS .1, Stanley;, Gwen 11p,
Bride, $S -3 Stailley; Catherine
Wall*. •
Write "The Maple Leaf Forever""
in ink, Gr, 8, Shirley McGowan,
SS' 5 Goderich; Paul Brand, $S 10
Goderich; Mary Townshend; Joan
IVIcCdwan; John Harris; Margaret
Wallis,
Print "Mary Had a Little Lamb"
Gr, 2, Mary Joyce Rathwell, SS 9;
Kenny Gilbert; Jackie Colquhoun,
SS 1 Stanley; Arthur McDougall,
SS 5 Goderich; Hilly Tyfidall,' SS
3 Goderich; Dennis Harris, S$ 9.
Picture cutout, Gr. 2, William
Yea, --Mary, Joyce Rathwell, both
of SS 9; Sharon Middleton, Bay-
fiel4 Robbie Cornish, SS .4W;
Jeannette Lab; SS 4 ,Goderich;
Faye Merrill, SS 4 ,Ooderich;
Crayon coloured drawing of an
apple and pear, Gr. Z- Sharon Mid-
dleton, Joyce - Scott and Braun
Koene, Bayifeld; Robbie Cornish;
Arthur McDougall; Doris Steckle,
SS 4, East.
Print "Look, Dick See Jane", Gr.
1a.,Naricy Heard, Bayfield; David
Milthers, SS 5; George Turland,
Bayfield; Steve Thompson, S$ 4
Goderich; Katherine Weston, Bay-
field; Linda Stirling, SS 9, .„
Plasticine Model, Gr. 1, Nancy
Heard, Bayfield; Elizabeth Zondag,
SS 4 East; Patty Tebbutt, SS 4
Goderich; Donald 'Lindsay and
George Turland, Bayfield; Mary
Steckle, SS 4 East. • •
)Crayon's coloured drawing of
Maple leaf, Gr. 1, Richie Talbot,
Phyllis Grainger, both of SS .4W;
Nancy Heard; Bruce. Bird, Ruth
Wallis and Donald Lindsay, all, of
Bayfield, '
Weaving, Gr. 2, Cathy Weston
and Ruth Wallis, Bayfield; Elaine
Townshend, SS 5 Goderich; George
Turland and Bruce Bird, Bayfield;
Elizabeth Zondag, SS 4 ,East.
COLLECTIONS
Collection of .evergreen, Gr. 2-4,
Douglas McCullough, Holmesville;
Dick Powell, SS 4 Goderich; Jean-
ette Lab, SS 4 Goderich; Douglas.
Telford, Douglas Wallis, both of
Bayifeld; Karon Oakes, SS 4, God;
erich.
Collection of wood, Gr, 5-8,
Anne•Gemeinhardt, Margaret Wal-
lis, Bayfield; Bill Evans, SS 3
Stanley; Alvin Jones, SS 4 ,Gode-
rich; George °Raeger, SS 4, Gode-
rich; (no name)`, SS 4 Goderich:
HORTICULTURE
Table bouquet of garden flowers,
Gr. 2-4, ,Jeannette Lobb; Douglas
Yeo, SS 9; Mary Ervine, Janice
Merner, Terry Fitzsimons, Linda
Gemeinhardt, all of Hayfield.
Tablabouquet of garden flowers,
Gr. 5-8, Joan McCowan; Rosemarie
Turland, Gerald Stirling, Sylvia
Fitzsimons, • Kathy Stirling, all of
Bayfield; Susan Brown, SS 1 Stan-
ley.-
Centrepiece, home-grown fruit
and flowers, Gr. 2-4, Bonnie Cox,
SS 5; Terry Fitzsimons, Philip
Turner, Gayle Turner, Douglas
Kingsbury, Sandra Middleton, all
Of Bayfield.
Centrepiece, fruit and flowers,
Gr. 5-8, Rosemarie Telford, Hay-
field; Stuart Grigg, Sylvia Fitz-
simons; Joan McClyrnont, Varna;
Michael Scotchmer and Margaret
Srnithrboth of Bayfield:
GRAIN'and VEGETABLES
Sheaf of wheat; Douglas McCul-
lough, SS 3 Goderich; Margaret
Wallis, Bayfield.
Sheaf of oats, Katherine Wallis,
Tudor Wain, both of Hayfield;
Poster, "Century of Progress"--
there were 23 entries, Gr. 7-8,
Barbara Howard, SS 4 Goderich;
aVfary Townshend, SS 5 Goderich;
Tony Verhoef, SS 1, Stanley;
David Comae, Bayifeld; John ,Har-
ris, SS 9; Kathy Wallis, Hayfield.
WRITING •
Print "0 Canada" in pencil, Gr.
3. Bonny Cox,..SS 5, Goderich;
Sharon Lockhart, SS 5; Rosalie
Westlake; .Linda Gemeinhardt;
Shirley Norman, SS 3 Goderich;
Julia Cox, SS 5, GOderich.
Write-"0 Canada" in pencil, Gr.
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SIX years, in a row is the record
of wins by the pupils of SS 4 West
Stanley Township at Bayfield Fall
"air. They .took home (gain the
shield presented 1).y the 'village ag,,
tiepitural society for earning the
most points 'in competition.
Ten sehooleOf the 14 who ent-
ered in, the display exhibits, also
took -part in the centennial par-
ade, which wailed by the renown-
pa •Qoaerfieb. Girls Trurnpet,,Band.
Schools were B ayfield Senior
Room, Mrs, LeRoy Poth, principal;
junior main, Mrs, W, Parker; SS
9, •Goderich Township, Miss Helen
Potter; S$ 7, Stanley, Warara
Yungblut; $$ 3 Goderich (Holmes-
vine), Miss Ann -Sharldock; Port-,
on's Hill, Mrs. Frank Yeo; S$ 10;
Goderich Township,. Mrs. McCain-
chey; SS 10, Stanley, Mrs, Marg-
aret Garrett; SS 4, Goderich, Miss
Doreen - McKenzie; SS'. 4., West
Stanley; Mrs, R. Scotchrner; S$ 1,
Stanley, Mrs, Francis Powell; $,S;
3, Stanley, Mrs. Beatty; SS 6,
Stanley (Varna), Mrs. Talbot;. 5$
4, Bast Stanley, Mrs, Simons,
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audit (5' am, v.t.41ro excinine and verify.
example: Periodically an anal, tar frbm fhb Audit Bureau of
,Circulations visite our office to make an audit of our ely-
culation records.
Just as a bank exatniner in-
Spects the books and assets of
your hanky so the A.B.C.
for examines all records and
reports necessary ter a coin%
plete and accurate audit of our '
circulation,
its Wins Shield For
$ixth 'Timt e
At Centennial
Douglas McCullough, SS 3 Gode-
rieh.
Sheaf of. barley, Douglas Mc-
Cullough, SS 3 Godericii.
Beets, 5 round, Peter Thicharrne,
SS 4W; Hazel Collins, SS 1 Stan-
ley; Terry Fitzsimons, Bayfield;
Bruce Collins, and Bill McGregor,
SS 1 Stanley; Jackie Weston.
Carrots, 5 roots, Kathy Potter;
Anne and. Joan McCowan; Billy
McGregor; Janet and John Harris.
Spanish onions, 5, Bruce Collins;
Stuart and David Steckle; Bob and
Viola Collins,
Onions, A,O.V.; 5, Barbara Turn-
er, Bayfield; Joan and Anne Mc-
Cowan; Bob ,Norman, SS 3 GOdeL
rich; Dennis 'Harris, S'S 9; Jackie
WeSton,
'Potatoes, 5; Peter Ducharrne;
Jackie Weston; Joan McClymont;
Carol Hill, SS 3 Stanley; Frank
Aldington, Varna; Bill McGregor.
Table corn, three cobs, Allan
Hayter, SS 3 Stanley; Joan Har-
rison, SS 5 Goderich; Gerald and
Bob Hayter, SS 3 Stanley; Peter.
Ducharme; Joan McClymont.
BAKING
Home-made candy, IVI. i c h a el
Greer, SS 4W; Donald Taylor,
Varha; Ellen Lindsay, Bayfield;
Hugh A. Lobb, SS 4 Goderich;
Carol Taylor, Varna; Jackie Wes-
ton.
School lunch box, Michael Greer,
SS 4W; Mary .Ervine;" Douglas
Kingsbury; Ted Heard; Gayle
Turner; Nancy Heard.
Bran, muff ins, 5, Jackie Weston;
Patsy Cox; Carol Taylor; Marg-
aret Porter, SS 3 Stanley; Hugh
Lobb; Michael Greer.
SPECIALS
BoY with highest points, Gr, 1-4,
Douglas McCullough, Hohnesville;
Michael Greer, SS 4W; '(Michael
.placed first in this competition in
1955)). Gr. 5-8, Peter Dueharme,
SS 4W; Stuart Grigg, SS 9. '
Girl with most points, Gr. 1-4,
Nancy" Heard, Bayfield; Mary
Joyce RathwelI, SS 9 and Mary
Ervine, Hayfield (tied). Gr. 5-8,
Joan McCowan, SS 12 Stanley;
Catherine Potter, Hohnesville.
(Joan placed second in this class
in 1955).
Most points in sewing, Linda
Gemeinhardt, Bayfield; Beppy Zon-
dag, SS 4 East; Margaret Aiding-
ton, Varna; Nancy Stirling, SS 9,
all tied,
Most points in art and wood-
work, John Talbot, SS 4W; John
Harris and Keith Rathwell, ,SS 9;
Sandra? Middleton, Hayfield, all
tied. .
Most points in Grade 2 work,
Mary Joyce Rathwell, SS 9, (Mary
Joyce placed first in this competi-
tion in 1955.) .
Most pointS in Grade 1 work
(Mrs. Howard special), Nancy,
Heard, Bayfield.
-Most points in collections and
flowers, Jeannette 'Lobb; SS 4,
Goderich.
Most points in grain and vege-
tables, Douglas- McCullough, Hol-
mesville.
Most , points in. baking, Michael
Greer, SS 4W.
Lticy Woods special for most
-interesting and best composition of
early pioneer days in this district:
Roy Telford, Bayfield; Helen
Grainger, SS 4W; Kitty Kelly,
Hayfield; RoSemarie Telford, Hay-
field.,