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Ontario's Largest School Fair at
draws Record umber of Fine AiiarM Bosnian,' Belitrarel Joyce
Walker, 9 E,W.'
'
Frank Proeter,
5 Morris; Ted Lutz,
Turnips; Leslie 10 E.W;
Johnny Stadienlan, 1 Morris] DOW
aid Machan, IL 11 E.W; John Nes-
bitt, 1 Morris; Billy Year, BelgraYal
grace Bromley, la 16 E.W
fleets; Ruth . Anne Pietch, Bel-
grave; 'Harvey Mack, 13 E.W.,"
Ruth Mathers, 8 Morris; 7441°*$: Andersen, Beigrave; Rose 'Yuill,
Morris; Linda Coultes, 9 EN.,
cabbage; Linda. RIM Beigravei
Ronald Howatt, U. 6 1:1.W,; Ronald
McBurney, 9 E.W.; Faye Beken-
swiller E,W„. Katherine Fear,
Belgrave; Neil Edgar, .7 Morris,
carrots; Norma Jean Mail.; 6
Morris; Donald Beaman Belgrave;
Sheila Flood, 11, 11 Morris; Don-
na Edgar, 7 Morris; Nancy Van
Camp, 5 Morris; May Snell, U, 6
Cucumbers; Alm: Blair, 13 E.W.;
Margaret Craig, 8 Morris; Sharon
Warwick, S Morris; Diane Case-
more, 7 Morris; Joyce'.Coultes, 9
E,W.; Marlene Finleon, U. 7 E.W,
Onions; Grace Mathers, S Morris,
Parsnips: Margaret Nicholson, 0
Morris; Ross Wightman, 'Belgrave,
Squash; Max Pietch, Belgrave;
Harold Campbell, U. E.W.; Vat" dene Noble, 10 ENV.; Wendy Fear,
Belgrave; Ruth Moine, 5 Morris;
Tommy Warwick, 8 Morris,
JOYCE ,PROC'I'.01I dapghter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Proctor of S.S, • . •
,-No. weir top ironaurs'with 'her first place winning aheaf of oats at the
• fatr,
5 MorriSi Wendy Feari Belgrave;
Joyce .P.rectert 5 Morris; carol
Walsh, Belgrave, - • •
171MPKItl• pie; ,grades 7 and Ise:
Marie, Coultes; fleigraye; ,
',Phonier, AI -Morris; Marie 'Noble:, 0.
go Marilyn Campbell,. Mor-
ris; Anne Wightman, PolP.Svo;1
Ruth Michie, 5 Morris. ,
School lunch, open class. Carol
Watoh, Belgrave,' Ruth Coultes, 9
Florence .Rinn, Belgrave;
Lyncla,:ftion, Beigrave; Marie Noble,
Morris; Donna hidgar, 7 Morris.
Chocolate layer Oahe, open CLASS; .
Ruth' Coultes, 9 E.W.;. • Dianne
Marie VanCamp, a Morris:- Mar7,..
1orie Hopper, Morris;, Brenda
Bone, 6 Morris; Sharon Warwick,
a Morris; Lila Black 13 E.W.
Farm. Meeltanies-, Boys Only
Sewing, card: Rryao .CoUltes„- 9
E.W.; Malcolm. Anderson, Belgrave
Bobby Black, 13 E.W.; Ross Craig,
'10 ,E.W,..:. Donald Pattison„
George Johnston, Belgrave,
Bow and arrow, Brian Hopper, 7
Morris; 'Tea Lutz, 1,1., Larry ,
Elaton,• 7 Morris; 'Gordon McMur-
ray, 7 Morris; Lloyd Made, 5 Mor-
ris; Neil. Edgar, 7 Morris.
Unpainted tie rack: John Wat-
son, 4 Morris; Jim Taylor, 9 E.W.;
Peter Mason, U. 7 E.W.; •Wayne
Elston; 7 Morris, •
Gate sign, painted: Elgin Pease,
1 Morris; Hugh Campbell, U. 6 E.
W.;George Watson, 4 Morris.
SEWING
Picture card of bear; grades 1
and 2: Joyce .Coultes, .9 E.W.; Brea-
datCoultea, 9 E.W.; Brenda Bone,
6 Morris; Sandra Smith, 3 Morris;
Joan Boainan, Belgrave; Norma
Jean Mair, 6 Morris.
Knit .doll scarf, grades 3 and 4:
Dianne Elston; 7 • Morris; Joyce
Walker, 9 .ENV.; Lynda ,Coultes, 9
E.W.; Sharon Warwick, 8 Morrie;
Linda Bunn, .Belgrave; Lois Rinn,
Belgrave.
,Embroidered tea towel, grades $
and 6: Doreen Pattison, 9 E.W.;
Valdeane Noble, 10 E.W.; Helen
Currie, 9 EW.;- Gloria Jean Lutz;
6 B.W.; Doreen Smith, 9 E.W.;
Marjorie Hopper, 7 Morris. -
Pennant with "Belgrave", grades
and 0:: Betty RIM Reiff
Plata:nee Rian, Belgralar
Plank 13 B.W.; Trudy, de
Morria;llyda K. Coqitgg,,
0%0 41047.tinliiii, gradeti 1, Z 3, 4.
Joyce Coultes,. FI•W Chu'
tee 9 NW; Viscoi; 7 Mor4
xis; Linda Rhin, Beigrave Lek,
Rion, BelgraVe.,
Phi michion,'.shape of Veleoti.oe,
grades 5, iv 8; Ruth Michie, 0
Morris; Betty Rinn, Belgrave;
Twee Procter, 5 Morris; f' lereppo
Rinn, 'Belgrave;, Carol 'WOO, PO,
grave; Lila; Blacic) 1.3 g'W;
ftelitrare WJ, rr140*
.Girls- Colleetion of 15' fabrics
mounted and -named; Ruth-ckiltte,
9 E,W; Marie. Noble, 5 Morris;
Linda Wilson, 16 EW,; Jean Look
hart, 16,E.W.; Marie clonitea, 1301,
grave; Valdeane Noble, 10
Sr, Boya—cciicpticu of 12 weeds,
pressed,, mounted and named: Jim
Tayler, 9 E.W.; Harold Campbell,
6 Tommy Warwick, 8 Mor-
ris; Elgin Pease, 1 Morrig;Wayne.
Elston, 7 'Morris; Hugh Campbell;
6 E.W. •
Jr, tiris,;Collection 50 :but-
tons, mounted; Lynda Coultes,
E.W,; Shaven Beanie ; 9 gw.;
Joyce Walker, 9 E.W,; 'Margaret
Craig, 8 :Morris; 'Dianne Easton,
Morris; Joyce Cc:mites, 9 EN,
Jr. Boys'- Seap carving; Ted Lutz
6 E,W.; Larry Elston, 7 Morris;
Dale Pletch; 3 Morris; Barry Pletch
3 Morris; David Bosrnan, Belgrave;
Walter Whitehead, 7 Morris, •
Open Class for Boys and 'Girls,-
Miniature bouquet of flowers:
Janette Johnston, Belgraye; Shar-
on Reavie, 9 E.W.; Carol. Walsh,
BelgraVe; Gordon McMurray, 7
Morris; Linda Johnston, Belgrave;
Linda Rinn; Belgrave.
Library Bit Special PrOes
Grades 5-8, boys—Pr. book ends,
finished: Wayne Elston.,? Mo7is;
John Mcciinehey, 16 ENV.; Clay-
ton Robinson, 7 E.W,
Grades 5-8, girisalodelled Illus-
tration of a story: Barbara Krug,
Belgrave; Mary Nesbitt, 1 Morris;
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tiEWRAVE—The fall fieaaeal has once *IMMO with
corrintrinities large and small playa,
fling their fairs. Belgrave, as Usual,
was the scene of much:activity oh
Taesday and WeriaeSclay when tin
38th annual schOol fair was held,
On Tilesdaiaafterrioari and even,-
log, despite pool Wind* find heavy
rains, parents and, teachers were
helping the ahildren place their
exhibits and, displays. in the com-
munity arena,
Officials of,t he Belgrave School
Fair Board ,are: Past Prealdent,
Howard Campbell; president, Geo.
Michle; secretaryatreasurer, Stan-
ley Hopper.
The pupils, from 19 schools
took part, in the event, The follow-
ing are the sektals, and their tea,
chers. •S,S. 1 Morria, Mrs, j, Grif-
fiths; S.S. 3 Morris, Miss Lorne
Barry; S,S, 4 Morris, Mrs. W. Mil-
ler; SS. 5 Morris, Neil Eadie; S.S
6 Morris, Miss Ruth Proctet; BS
7 Morris, Miss Sheila Black; S.S. 8
Morris, Newton Galbraith.; S.S.
Morris, Jean Vogt; S.S. 11 Morris
Mrs. Harvey Robertson; U.S.S, 17
:Belgtpve)) Mrs. Mary. Woods, sr.
room, Miss Louise 'Jefferson jr,
room; S.S. 9 E, Wawanosh, Lloyd
Armstrong; S.S. 10 Mrs. Ap-
t,rey S.S, 13 E,W„ Mrs, Mary
Wightman; U.s.S. E. & W.W.,
McKay; U.,S,S, 6 E. & W,W„
Mrs, Elmer Robertson; U,S S. E,
W.W.; LISS. 11 E.W, & Hullett,
Mrs. Myrtle Yinsgblat,
Inspector Opens•Fair
•A large crowd was in attendanee
on Wednesday afternoon 'and era;
joyed watching, they colerful :parade
of school children; led by the Bel-
grave Pipe. Band along the main
Street and • into. the • 'community
centre grounds, Rein showers were
prevalent most of the; day but' held
off for 'the routaide activities: The
fair was officially ,opened by , J. -Ix:
Kinkead of Goderich, public , school
inspector. 7 •
Judges for the different exhibits
Were: Flavaers, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Epps, Clinton; home economics,
Miss Dorothe Comber, Wingham;
swine club, 4-H,,poug Miles, agri-
cultural .representative and Art
Bolton, assistant; fruit, Russell
Chard; Foreat; Vegetables; Doug
Miles and Art Bolton; school work,
J, H. Kinkead; poidtry, pets' an'd
eggs, Charlie Thomas and Bill
Wheeler, Brussels; ponies, George
Tervit, Winghara.
Exhibits' were. Of high; quality
this year, and there I was an eapes
eiallY. nice shovaing'ef .floarers.: Of-
ficials: estimated that atherie , 'were
about 2,6001entriest i theif air which
compares.; with tilfiat Years a despite;
the* rainy; tweather ,thee past.. fell!
Supplementary Owe*
Beginners in Sept. OW
Pie 114repkin; Donald Pattison,
Mary EilenTaylor, 13 KW,..;
Elaine Robinson, ij, 7 E,W.; Ruth
Campbell, -a- Morris; Prima :Sbora-
reed, U. 11 Morris; Gordon 'Rion,
Belgrave,
Citron:, Linda: .Caldwell, E,W,;
Warren Thyme°, 8 Morris; Gail
MeLOnoan, 8 Morris; Wayne Hop-
per, 7 Morria,
Largest Sunflower: Nancy Craig,
10 E.W; Gary VanCamp, 6 Morris;
Linda .Caldwell, E.W.; Ken Ma,-
tbers, Morris; Cameron Ander-
son, Belgrave; Gordon Rhin, Bel-,
grave:
Tomatoes: Doris Coultes, 9 E.W4 •
Gordon Rinn, .Belgrave; Donald.
Pattison, .9 .E, Wa Connie Mann,, 7
Morris; Wayne Hopper, 7 Morris;
Noll Vincent, Beigrave,
Onions; Donald Pattison, 9 ENV;
Gordon Rinn, laelgrave; George•
Cook, E,W.; Mary Grasby„ 5
Morris; Richard Andersoa, Bel-,
grave; Sandra Procter, a Morris.'
Carrots; Vincent, • Belgrave;
Wayne -Hopper., 7 Morris; 'Sandra
Procter, 5 Morris; Bryan Black; 13
E.W.; Gordon Rinn, Belgrs,Ve; Ruth
Campbell, 7 Morris,
Largest Potato:• Ronald ,Cook,
Belgra,ve; -Connie 'Mann, 7 Morris;
Wayne .Hopper, 7 Morris.; Nancy
Craig, 10 E.M.; Neil Vincent,-Bel-
,grave; Cameron Anderson, Bel-
grave,
Muskmelon: Leonard Robinson,
U. 7 E,W.; Dianne Elston, 7 Morris;
Murray •Elston,.• Morris; Lois .
Eckinawiller, U. 7 E.W. Kiaske
Koopman, U. 6 E.W.
Open, from Home Farm • -
Junior 'Grades
Collection. of vegetables: Lois
Rinn, Belgrave; Audrey Snell; U. 6
E.WaDonald Pattison, 9 E,W„ Ted
Lutz, U. 6 E.W.; Neil Edgar, Mor-
ris 7; Jane Campbell, Morris 7.
Largest pumpkin: Gerald Brewer
8 Morris; Brian Black, 13 E.W.;
George Johnston, Belgrave; Allan
Bosman, .Belgrave; Margaret Pat-
tison, 9 -E.W.;. Larry Allan Walters.
11, Morris.
White beans:,Janette ;Johnston
Belgrave;. Lois: Ram; ,Beigrave-;
Lloyd Michie, a:Morria; Frank- Pro-.
eter,' 5 lVforria;•AucheY.Snell,43,6',E.
W. I ••••
Colored beans:- Ted Lett, U.; 6.E.;
W,; Jane, Campbell, 7 -Morris;, Shara
an Warwick, '8 ,Morrisa Lloyd MP'
•aMorria; Ian-Scott, 13 E.W.';:
lEa1P11,-S29.4tal3 •A,W. gor4.44 •
tt 4 oriiiiii,j AcifiloT'kii
" Amilii.Grades.V,1,1.?;„
Nartiae411 Spy'. ROVs'Irinit,'4§3 Mora'
tie; Sandra' Srhith'"3 *Si:14;111'1
Luta', Lyay., Caidel
t.w.• 1-9
i.
7iYac S -.110pirOp.„
Pah*: Donald Pattison, U. 0 E.,'
ScW.11;ieLfell(Zd'•814eiglritee;
:5 Morris;
41Y3
.E,W.; Mary BervieY, Mattis;
RossgglW Llrinire00:: arrangement nay. 8chietee ;1ryejne ohp_
Morris; Woods, Humphries, 11
stop, e:en lagn,rasve Morris., 7taton, 7
Morrie; 'Ralph Scott, la „NW; Ruth
Decoration for Hallowe'en table;
JORimustthonA, nBaelPgireatVell PNeeravVein; cgenllte,'
Belgrave; Ralph Scott, '13 E,W;
LI3inudow .Rinn, Belgrave,; Ian Scott,
Livjngroom boiluet; Ruth Michie,
5 Morris; Janet' Beecroft: 7 KW.;
Carold ' Walsh, Belgrave; Tommy
Warwick, 8 Morris; Marie Noble,
Moi;jeariincn
Belgrave,
Aste: Carol Walsh, Belgrave,
Cosmos: Kenneth McGowan, 10
E.W,; • Anne Caldwell, 10 E.W,;
Kenneth Pollard, 11 Morris; Ahne
Wightman, Beigrare; Wayne
Pletferh;ca l3neliviitgraarveof,ldD:oreHenughcinp Smyth,a 9 A.
French Marigold; Bob Mathers,
8 Morrie; Gloria Jean Lutz, U. 6
E.W.; Betty Rion, Belgrave; Lin-
pm.rd Johnston,aeitleknms, 117BIlEgmtwa,V, e 8z; Margaret
Larkspur; Murray Proeter, 5
Morris; Ruth': Michie, 5 Morris.
:Snapdragon: ,Carolyn Sprang, la
6 E.W, , •
'Petunia:DM/glee Hovvatt; 6 E.W.;
Norman Lockhart; 46 E.W.; •Mar-
jorie Hopper, 7 Morris..
Phlox; main Pease, 1 'Morris;
Margery Black, 13 ,E.W.; .Margaret
Nicholson, 5 Morris; Joyce Proc-
ter, 5 Morris; Marie Noble, 5 •Mor-
ris; Keith Pletch• Belgrave.
Zinnias: Ralph Campbell, U.16,
E.W.,;aKeith Bone, 6 Morris; Ralph
Logan, Belgraye; Douglas 13lernan.
U. 7 El.Wa Mary Machan, U. 11
E. W.; Fred Brewer, 8 Morris.
Cornflowers: Mary Craig, S Mor-
ris; Max Pleteh, Belgrave; Linda
Coultes, 13 E.W.; Ross Wightman
Belgrave; Ross Goa, 8 Morris; Ray
Gilfillan; U. 11 E.W. and Hullett.
Stocks; Barry Logan, Belgrave;
Jean Walters, 11 Morris; Jane Eck-
enswilier, U.7 E.W,;' Valdeane
Noble, 10 E.W.; Grace Mathers, 8
Morris; ,Jean '.Bolger,. 11' Morris;
Gladiola open class: Shirley
Snell, la 6 E. & EllialaWalter Ba-
non,t •Belgrave;: Gloria • Jean- a Lutz,
7j. 6 ,E: JoanaLockhart,
g16ra476;iffeArncre$'n'eWliTEtni. B,t; Dahlia Anne' Caldwell; 10, E.W.;
Douglas •Howatt, 6 .E.W.; Margaret
Nicholson, :5 Morris'; :Ruth ,Michie,
j „aare ing s triele„.,alseaqueb: , Li n d a:
saelgraare;asaatSy. gratig.,;$ Morrisa;
PAX: ;Pnal;,03,algreaaal aFlorence!i
,melgraveaaSficiarity, MeCien-i
nataak,,Morris. 3 Jriti t
iLityingroonr arrangement f, '1Flor-f
emfe Wrin;aladigravet,;MarY Craig.
afortia;,i Linda .johriStota' Bel-
grave;•Linda Coultes, 13 E.W.
•,, DecoratibnS for September birth-.
day table: Marie Noble, 5 Morris;
Betty Binh; Belgrave; 'Florence
Rinn, Relgratte; Joyce Procter, 5
Morris; Linda 'Coultes, '13 E,.W.;
Lila Black, 13 E.W.
Open. Class -- Grades 1, 2. 3, 4
Potatoes, early; Murray Vincent,
Belgrave; Neil Vincent, Belgrave;
Ross Craig, 1Q EaVa 'Larry Neal-
ery, Beigrave; Douglas Pollard, 1,1.
grave.
11 Morris; Donald Vincent, Bel-
.Late potatoes: Donald Vincent,
Belgrave; Donald Pattison, 9 E.W.;
Neil Vincent, Belgrave; Brian Wal-
den, U: 6:ENV.. Audrey Coultes,
Belgrave; Gary Walden, U, 4 E,W,
Turnips, any variety: Johnny
Stadlemanal Morris .; Ted Lutz, U.
6 ENV.; Billy Fear; U.a3
Roes, Ynill, 3 Morris; Ian Scott, 11
Ralph :Scott, .1.3 ENV..
Roots and vegetablits, gradea q;
6, 7; 8 from' school fair seed:
Muskmelon: deorge, Sehtiamanal
Morris; Margaret Finleon, U.' 7 E.
W.; Gloria •JeanaLutz, U. 6 E.W.;
Linda Johnston,' Beigrave; Shirley
Machan, U: 11 ENV.; Betty Yuag-
blut; 7 11 E.W.
Watermelon: Jean Shortteed,
11 Morris; Mary Machan, U. 11, E.
Wa. Jean Bacon, Belgrave; Barry
Scott, 9 E.W.; Walter Bacon, Bei-
grave; Cora Smith, 3 Morris.
Mange's: Larry Fear, Belgrave;
Marjory Black, 13 E.W.; Anne
Caldwell, 10 E W.; Linda Kathleen
Coultes, 13 E.W.; Jim Taylor, 9 E,
W.
Open Classes from Home Farm.
Grades • 5, 6, 7, 8
Potatoes r Gordon ; McMurrase 7
Morris; Ross Gall,. S Morris;•Barry
Legan,;Belgrave;: Ralph Logan,
Belgrave' Shirley 'Snell,' U. 6 E.W.;
Bettya.Rinrat Belgrave:
Early ,potatoes: Glciria. Jean Lutz,,
6.'ENV.; ,Linda Johnston,* Bea:
grave;-Carol Walsh,: Belgrave; KAY
Naylor, ;E.W.; Keith Bone, .e
LouisPaabstaaleaniMs.
Morris.; •
1 Morris Bess Bel'j.
grave; apigarat,Nielliesen, 5 Mena
OAT Artaai lahazrag. 6 E.W.4
jatraVaiiiy",Pargeter, ,g ,MorFi; LiridEe
laiithleaa Caiiltes; 13 ENV., TI • t .:1) „Isavgeat :Rai h . Camp',
ll:.11.j.;t1L1,6iirla***,,KiaMthlet,ejrZyCoBullteeks.,. 1133 Larry NetherYaBlgiaae'; 1„,; ,E.lar„,.. Margaret Fi,nieon, aa 7 E.W.. - • 8/low apples; Srrasith,1
Coultes;
'beans: Linda ;Kathleen, ;al-boas;
C,Oultea, 13 E.W.; Linda Johnston, 'Scott, 13' E.W.; Leslie CaMP,hell,! 10,
'Scoat, '1a:,EV.; Ralph
Beigrave; Florence Rinn, BelgraVe; E.vv,
Joyce, Procter, 5 Morris; Barry McIntosh 'Reds: Ross Yuill, Mor-
Scott, 9 E.W.; Margaret Nichol-
son, 5 Morris.
ris 3; Keith VanCamp, 5 Morris:
Colored beans: Gloria Jean Lutz, Ralph Scott, 13 E.W.; Tan Scott, 13
U. 6 E.W,; Ruth Michie, 5 Morris; E.W.; David McDowell, 13 KW.;
Elgin Pease, 1 Morris; Barry Scott, John Nesbitt, 1 Morris,
Linda• Kathleen Coultes, 13 E.W.;
9 E.W.; Joyce Procter, 5 Morris.
Any other five varieties: Marilyn
'.Collection of vegetables: Doreen Taylor, 13 E.W.
- Ronnie ,Taylor, 13
Pattison, 9 E.W.; Reiss Coll, 8 Mar- Procter, 5 Morris; Ronald Howatt,
E.W.; Ted Lutz,' E.W.;.Frank
ris;, Marie• Coultes, Belgrave; Mar- 6, E.W.; Ian Scott, 13 E.W,
garet Nicholson, 5 Morris; Ralph Pears: Ross Yuill, 3 Morris; Bon-
began, Belgrave; Barry Logan; tile Cook, 13 E.W,; Barbara Patti-
, son, 9 E.W.; Ted Lutz, 6 E.W.;
Jim Cook, 13 KW.; Malcolm Ander-
BIG POULTRY
descriptions was
proudly laspeets
Brusselsa son, Beigrave,
School Fair 'Seed, G. 1, 2, 3, 4
, . Roots and Vegetables
Bennie Cook, 13 E,W.; Crabapples: Nancy
VanCamp, 5
Onions:'
Parsnips:
Barbara Pattisbn, 9 E. Morris; Ralph Scott, 13 E.W.; Rosa
W.; •Marilyn Campbell, 5 Morris; Yuill, 3 Morris; Alex Blair, 13 E.
Brian Hopper, 7 Morris; Harvey NV'.. Mary Snell, 6E.W.; Tan Scott,
.
E.W. •
GORDON MeatURRAY, 10, son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert McMurray of
Morris Township was proud of 'Cupid', las Holstein calf entered in the
show.
• . , . • -
BAKING
Bran Muffins, 'grades and 2:
Judith McDOWell, 13 E.W.; Carol
Shortreed, 1.). Morris; Audrey Cora
tes, Belgraare;, Ruth Ann PIetch,
Belgrave; Helen , Searle, 11 Morris;
Joan Beaman, Belgrave. '
Date loaf, gradeal and 4: Linda
Nesbitt, 12 Merrier Katherine- Fear.
3: Morris and EaNa, MarjOry Smith
E.W., Norma Smith, 6 E.W.; Di-
Aram Elston, '7 'Morris; Beverley
MacDonald, 12 Morris.' "
Tea'bistuita, grades 5 and 6: Bar-
bara Wasson,' '12 Morris; Doreen
'Pattison, •9. E,W,; Donna ' Greatly.
SHOW—One of the largest entries in poultry' of all
entered at the Belgrave School Fair, Larry Robiason
the first prize entry of eiriekena of Norma Mair of,.
•
Grown, in School Fair Area
Grades 5, 6, 7,.8;
Assorted fruit, table use: Ross
Yuill, 3 Morris; George Johnston;
Belgrave; Garry McSween, Bel-
grave; Malcolm Anderson, Belgrave.
Alex Blair, 13 E.W.; Linda. Rinn,
Belgrave.
Northern Spy: Gloria Jean Lutz,
6 E.W.; Jean Caldwell, 10 E.W.;
Joyce Procter, 5 Morris; Dorothy
Howatt, 6 E.W.; Ken McGowan, 10
E.W.; Mary Nesbitt, 1 Morris.
Snows; Clayton Robinson, 7 E.
W.; Jean Naylor, 7 E.W,; Kay
Naylor, 7 E.W.; Douglas Johnston,
Beigrave; Dorothy Howatt, 6 E.W:;
Anne Caldwell, 10 E.W.
McIntosh Reds: Murray Procter,
6 Morris; Hugh Campbell, 6 E.W.;
Ross Goll, 8 Morris; Linda K. Coul-
tes 13 E.W.; Keith Belie, 6 Morris;
Anne Caldwell, 10 E.W. •
Apples, any. five varieties: Bob
Taylor, 13 E.W,; Joyce Procter, 5
Morris, Carol Walsh. Belgrav,,,,
Gloria Jean Lutz, NV 6 E.; Ralph
Scott, 13 E.W.; Douglas Howatt, 6
E.W.
Petits; Clayton Robinson, 7 E.'W.;
Gloria Seen Lutz, 6 E.W.: Doree-n
Pattison, 9 1)1.W%; Ken McGowan,
10 E,W,; .Marjorie Black, 13 L.W.;
Martie Koopman, 6 E.W,•
Crabapples: Linda It Coultes, 13
ENV.; Gloria Jean Lutz, 6 ENV.;
Murray Procter, 5 Morris; Clayton
Robinson, 7 E,W; Peter Mason, 7
Ef.W.; David Beectoft, 7 EW.
Assorted fruits, five varieties: Li-
la Black, 18 ENV,; Carol Wash,
Belgrave; Ruth Coultes, 9 E.W.:
boreeri Pattison; 9 B.W.; Florence
ttt.rianr‘rrie,,Belgrave; Ralph Logan, Bel-
Mann, 7 Morris; Ivan Wheeler;
Belgrave; David McDowell, 13 E.W.
Squash; James Campbell, 6 E.W.;
Carol Shortreed, U. 1.1 Morris;
Marion Youngblut,.0 11 E,W,; Mar-
garet Pattison, 9 E.Wa Brian Pol-
lard, T.J, 11 Morris; Jane Campbell,
7 Morris.
Watermelon: Donald Vincent,
Belgrave; Ross Wilson, U. 16 E,W.;
tarry Walden, la 6 E.W.`; Joan
Boman, Belgrave; Ivan Scott, 13
E W.
. Mange's: Keith VanCamp, 5 Mor-
ris; Leonard Robinson, U. 7 KW;
Tommy Black, 13 E.W.; Sheila
Flood, U 11 Morris; Leslie Cald-
well, 10 - E.W.; Prank Procter, 5
Morris, '
From School Fair Seed
Oradea 5, 6, 7, 8
Mangela: JIM Taylor, 9 E.W.;
John Shoeman, 1 Morris; Bruce
Youngblut, U 11 E.W.; Ken Black,
13 E.W.; Joyce Procter, 5 Morris;
Murray Youngblut,'U, 11 E.W.
Turnips; Louis Paul Stadelman,
1 Morris; Anne Caldwell, 10 EW,.;
Mine Wightinari Belgrave; David
Beeeroft, U, 7 E‘,W.; Peter Mason.
U, 7 E.W.; Getilyrin Griffith, 12
Morris,
Beets: Bob Taylor, 13 E.W.; Mar-
jory Black; 13 V.W,; Dorothy How-
ad, U, 6 E.W,; Ralph Cams-bell It
6 10.Wa Kay 14aylor, 7 g.W;
John motnnia, tj, 11W.
, Cabbage: Wayne Elston, 3,1for.
riffs; Gordon Campbell, 5 Morris;
Jim Eckinswiller, U, E,W.; Ralph
Logan, Belgrave: Linda Wilson, U.
16 ENV.; John Watson, 4,MorriS,
Carrots; Marie Noble, Morris;
Lila M, Ilia* 13 E.W.; Elgin
,Pease, 1 Morris; Marie Coultes',
13eigrave; Doreen Smyth, 9 EA;
Bob Lockhart, tr, 16 EN.
Cucumbers; Douglas Howatt,
6 E.W,.; Kenneth McGowan, 10 E.
W,; Clayton Robinson, U, B.W.
Jean Noyio,,yr, 71. t.W.: Rofttho
Thvithe, 8 Morris; Keith' Coultea,
VW:
WAYNE (PLETa/II Of Iteigrave took top iminmes at 'the North Huron
Shrine coirmetition held in connection With the BeigraVr? WeOne
had the top gilt lit the bow,
FLOWERS
Open Class Hon* Farm
Donald Vtheent, Bel-
grade; Murray Vincent, teigeave;
Tea tat,. U. e t. & ARV'
Schiefelo, Beigtano; Lednard Rob-
ifton, 13, George Johnston,
Belgrave,
SCHOOLIIPABADNts:1
Each llot the seiioleataking.spara
in the -parade alhere''';iiidged; 26 per
.cent MO OP Oa ! °c at
arlarchitija'isarliggVei'Atliarded
tor lfitaaatitiO,
itao MO, taldit.I.allg.'.1.2 atel.ri a.
ipeaktigpflid' eel h•Otrfo' be
largest family' iii fathal' ; saheb!' r'fair
;area ate acoMet t before the' apilitfe' '
on faipsdayawaaaWopaisis Mr' ad
:Mrs] Klas • de tong of :R.R. a Brhat
sele. , ' ": • "“,•-•
.Winners,• of the:aborts" attivitiet
were as follows: Running races:
Boys 6 to 8, Rotithe'laUrdon, Lloyd
Michie, Douglair Srnith. ,Girls, Mar-
garet Craig, Audrey, Wilkins, Lim.
de Yong. Boys 9 to 11„Larry Dun-
can, Murray LoWe; Barry ," :Scott;
girls, Matioria, :Kopper', Wendy
Pear, Grace Mallets. Boya, 12 'and
over, iDotigia,s JobirStan, Bob Reth'
eringten, lVfortikY Procter ; girls;
TrudY ,de Mailentaalacklin,
Linda coPitea;,
,Softball throsaa', Datiglaa.
Stgrl, dill., hWeosivikigertnrf 34:WaarylneneeE jtsal.
lin, Ruth ..Michie, Shirley Mein,-
nes. Three-legged race, Douglas
Johnston and,, •oTaylor,,
Carter and, Grant Currie, Girls,.
Mary Craig any Grace, Mathers
de Yong' and . Trudy de
Yang, Wendy Fear and Jean Bacon.
Backward.. race Jim Taylor,
Doeglai Johnston,, Wayne Coultes;
gala Linda CoUltes, Ruth Mathers
Trudy de, Yong, Flopping race.
Trudy de Yong, Linda Coultes, and
Shirley McInnes,
grain ,•-a Open ClasSes
From the Koine Farm
Medium or late oats; Elgin
Pease, 1 Morris; Dbnaid Walker.
Belgrave; Jim Taylor, 9 E.W.; Val-
deane E.W.; Katherine
Fear, Beigrave; Louis Stadieman
1 Morris,
Early oats: Dougllas Johnston,
Belgrave; M. Van Larriratron.
Barley', any Variety; Valdeane
Noble, 10 E.W.f Jim ,Taylor; 9 E
'Sara Barry Spada 9, E W. Barbara
gWraaysseor n,12Merals; Billy Pear, )3e1-
Sheaf Oats, any variety: Joyce
Procter, 5 Infer-HS; Ross Gott, 8
Morris; Jim Taylor, .9 ,E,W,; .Mary
Ellen Walsh, • talgrave; David
Walsh, Belgrave; G4 rant Couitea, 9
Winter wheat, Carol 'Shortreed,
U, 11 Morrie; Joan Shortreed, U.
11 Morris; L, V. Stadleman; 1 Matra
tia; Valdeane Noble, 10 E.W.'
'
Mut-
rey Procter, , Istartia; Leonard
Robinson, U, 7 E.W.
Hybrid corns Joyce Procter; 5
Morris; Leuia Pahl. Stadleman, 1
Morris; Marlette '131aek, 13 E.W
Ternary Black; 13! ,111(W.,; Bryan
Coultea 9 Douglas 'Enema*
Beigrave.
Sweet Core: Daorield Pattison, 9
E,W.; Shirley , Seel!, V. e E.Via;
Audrey Snell, 71.' 6 Wit Douglas
Johnston, Belgraya; Ralph Seat,
13 E.W.; joyee Preeter, 5 Morrie.
.field corn ; Joyce ' Procter,,
6 Morris; 'rank Prrieter, 5 Morris;
Ross Vuiti, 4 Morrie.
Beets Mid Vegetable*
Frain! School Fair Seed
Oradea Il, 94, 8, 4
Marigelat TolltinY Oath, i) 'ENV`,
ti
F is
fitivincip both Intiante and strength Was top Winner in the dog Ai)* ht the Belgrave Fair. Owned b-
Dorilit Iiittoh tot Mortis Towoottip, two ot the fairer sex attending the fair adralred ihe rrintibr. Lett 16
tight Lorna *Oft and 111larilYst PrIgrare School Fair pitetos cour tesy Cantelart.
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