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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-09-23, Page 16FW 4—Mo VrAebm Ad"ame-7bM. September 23, IM Excellent entries feature Continued from Page 2 Bobbie Nicholson, Bradley Cook, aU of Belgrave; David Marshall, r Myth. WATERMELON: Dylan Van den Ass -em, Brussels: Eric Tay- lor, Steven Cameron, Janet Mc- Intosh, all of Belgrave; Kim Craig, Blyth. MANGELS: Nancy McInnes, Blyth. POTATOES (Late): Jennifer Johns, Belgrave; Nancy Mc- Innes, Blyth; Julie Gnay, Nancy Moore, Debbie Craig, Marion Taylor, all of Belgrave. POTATOES (Early): Lori Cameron, Steven Cameron, both of Belgrave; Nancy McInnes, Blyth; Glen Taylor, Marion Taylor, both of Belgrave; An- drew Ives, Blyth. TURNIPS: Wayne Higgins, Brussels. LARGEST PUMPKIN OR SQUASH: Andrew Ives, Blyth; Jonas Kaciulis, Joanne Wood, Lori Cameron, Janet Lockhart, all of Belgrave; Valerie Wasson, Blyth. WHITE BEANS: Dianne Neth- ery, Belgrave; Elaine Brown, Blyth; Murray Taylor, Glen Taylor, Marion Taylor, Carolyn Campbell, all bf Belgrave: COLOURED BEANS: Kenneth Snell, Murray Snell, both of Bel - grave; Nancy McInnes, Blyth; Melanie Scott, Meribeth Scott, Marion Taylor, all of Belgrave. COLLECTION VEGETABLES: Brenda Burchill, Sheila Ander- son, Glen Taylor, all of Belgrave; Nancy McInnes, Debbie Craig, Andrew Ives, all of Blyth. FLOWERS - SR. GRADES ASTERS: Glen Taylor, Bel - grave; Dylan Van den Assem, Brussels. COSMOS: Robbie Nicholson, Sheila Anderson, both of Bel - grave; Vickie Machan, Brussels; Brad Cook, Lisa Thompson, Andrea Coultes, all of Belgrave. AFRICAN MARIGOLD: Cher- yl Walker, Belgrave; Kevin Coultes, Catherine Battye, both of Blyth. FRENCH MARIGOLD: Brian Shiell, Brian Snowden, both of Belgrave; Janet Lockhart, Blyth; John Haines, Belgrave; David Marshall, Blyth; Robert Currie, Belgrave. NASTURTIUM: Nancy Moore, Belgrave. SNAPDRAGON: Tom Bailey, Blyth, Bruce Higgins, Belgrave. PETUNIA: Janet McNee, Bel - grave. PHLOX: Carolyn Campbell, Belgrave. ZINNIA: Eric Taylor, Bel - grave; Valerie Wasson, Blaine Coultes, both of Blyth; Joan Arbuckle, Murray Campbell, both of Belgrave. BACHELOR'S BUTTON: Deb- bie Craig, Blyth; Jeff Cook, Bel - grave; Judy MacDonald, Nancy McInnes, both of Blyth; Julie Gnay, Audrey Scott, both of Belgrave. BEDSIDE TABLE AR- RANGEMENT: Darren Evans, Joan Higgins, both of Belgrave; Shelley Wasson, Blyth; Sheila Anderson, Belgrave; Andrew Ives, Blyth; Nancy Verbeek, Belgrave. COFFEE MUG ARRANGE- MENT: Sheila Anderson, Joan Higgins, Bradley Cook, Cathy Shiell, Patti McDowell, all of Belgrave; Elaine Brown, Blyth. FLOWER ARRANGEMENT IN A GOUR15: Bruce Higgins, Belgrave; Debbie Craig, Blyth; Jeff Cook, Robert Currie, Scott Evans, all of Belgrave; Nancy McInnes, Blyth. LIVING -ROOM BOUQUET ( Weeds and Wild Flowers) : Carolyn Campbell, Belgrave; Barbara Johnston, Brussels; Kenneth Snell, Belgrave; Karen Johnston, Brussels; Debbie Craig, Blyth; Bruce Higgins, Belgrave. TABLE ARRANGEMENT (Gladioli Open) : Jeffrey Cook, Bradley Cook, both of Belgrave; Valerie Wasson, Blyth; Robbie Nicholson, Sheila Anderson, Ken- neth Snell, all of Belgrave. DAHLIA (3 Bloom) : Debbie Craig, Blyth; Vickie Machan, Brussels; Kevin Coultes, Blyth. BOUQUET OF ROSES: Joan Arbuckle, Marion Taylor, both of Belgrave. FRUIT - SR. GRADES NDRTHERN SPY APPLES: Elizabeth Brydges, Belgrave. MacINTOSH REDS: Eric Tay- lor,. Murray Snell, both of Bel - grave; Nancy McInnes, Blyth; Kenneth Snell, Belgrave. PEARS (Late): Lisa Thomp- son, Melanie Scott, Meribeth Scott, all of Belgrave. CRABAPPLES: Melanie Scott, Sheila Anderson, Meribeth Scott, Glen Taylor, Marion Taylor, Murray Taylor, all of Belgrave. BASKET ASSORTED FRUIT: Sheila Anderson, Murray Snell, Kenneth Snell, Lisa Thompson, all of Beigrave PAIR PULLETS (Light Breed) : Meribeth Scott, Melanie Scott, Stewart Sayer, Jonas Kaciulis, all of Belgrave. PAIR MARKET COCKER- ELS: Ken Marks, Ronnie Mc- Dowell. Patti McDowell, Kim McDowell, Eric Taylor, Lisa Thompson, all of Belgrave. PAIR BROILER CHICKENS: Eric Taylor, Belgrave. PAIR OF HENS ( heavy Breed): Scott Stevenson, Robbie Nicholson, Ronnie McDowell, Murray McDowell, Kim Mc- Dowell, Patti McDowell, all of Belgrave. PAIR PULLETS (Heavy Breed): Patti McDowell, Ronnie McDowell, Kim McDowell, Ken Marks, Dianne Nethery, Meri- beth Scott, all of Belgrave. PAIR OF YOUNG DUCKS: Patti McDowell, Ken Marks, Dianne Nethery, Jonas Kaciulis, Kim McDowell, Janet McIntosh, all of Belgrave. PAIR OF YOUNG MUSCOVY DVCKS: Ken Marks, Melanie Scott, Meribeth Scott, Eric Taylor, Patti McDowell, Kim McDowell, all of Belgrave. PAIR OF GEESE: Eric Tay- lor, Kim McDowell, Ken Marks, Patti McDowell, all of Belgrave. HEN EGGS (Brown): Kim McDowell, Patti McDowell, both of Belgrave; Elaine Brown, Blyth; Robbie Nicholson, Bel - grave; Janet Lockhart, Blyth; Ronnie McDowell, Belgrave. HEN EGGS (White): Joan Higgins, Murray Snell, Kenneth Snell, all of Belgrave; Vickie Machan, Brussels; Brian Snow- den, Belgrave. BEGINNERS IN KINDERGARTEN LARGEST TOMATO: Gayle Campbell, Jeffery Scott, both of Belgrave. PIE PUMPKIN: Lori Leibold, Janie McDonald, both of Blyth; Gayle Campbell, Belgrave; Cher- ida Garniss, Brussels; Jeffery Scott, Belgrave. ONE ODD FORMED VEGET- ABLE: Gayle Campbell, Jeffery Scott, both 'of Belgrave; Kelly Bauer, Brussels; Jason Coultes, Belgrave. BEST MATURED SUN- FLOWER: Gayle Campbell, Bel' grave. THREE TOMATOES: Gayle Campbell, Belgrave; Lori Lei - bold, Blyth; Jamie McDonald, Blyth; Jeffery Scott, Belgrave. THREE ONIONS: Gayle Campbell, Belgrave; Cherida Garniss, Jamie McDonald, Kelly Bauer, all of Brussels; Lori Leibold', Blyth. THREE CARROTS: Cherida Garniss, Brussels; Jeffery Scott, Belgrave; Jamie McDonald, Blyth; Gayle Campbell, Bel - grave. LARGEST POTATO: Jeffrey Scott, Jason Coultes, both of Belgrave; Cherida Garniss, Brussels; Gayle Campbell, Joey Mason, both of Belgrave. LARGEST CUCUMBER - Gayle Campbell, Belgrave; Cher- ida Garniss, Brussels; Jeffrey Scott, Belgrave. PETS KINDERGARTEN TO GRADE 3 PAIR OF KITTENS: Kather- ine Procter, Michael Fraser, Steven Verbeek, Angela Nethery, all of Belgrave. CAT: Sharon Ramsay, Debbie Hopper, Denise Nethery, Bryan Ramsay, Brian Campbell, Gayle Campbell, all of Belgrave. RABBIT: Heather Fenton, Laura Johns, both of Belgrave; Kevin Johnston, Brussels; Bar- bara Stein, Katherine Procter, Ruth Higgins, all of Belgrave. DOG: Tina Heikoop, Terry Daer, David Johns, Jeff Scott, Katherine Procter, Jonas Kaci- ulis, all of Belgrave. MOST UNUSUAL PET: Bryan Ramsay, Jeff Scott, Brian Camp- bell, Dianne Campbell, Gayle Campbell, all of Belgrave. PETS - SENIORS. CAT: Lisa Thompson, Melanie Scott, Paul Currie, Murray Campbell, Carolyn Campbell, all of Belgrave. PAIR OF RABBITS: Robbie Nicholson, Stewart Sayer, Glen Hunter, all of Belgrave; Brian James, Brussels; Meribeth Scott, Ken Marks, both of Belgrave. PAIR OF PIGEONS: Stewart Sayer, Kevin Koehler, Steven Fidom, all of Belgrave. DOG: Glen Hunter, Anne Procter, Marion Taylor, Scott Evans, Lisa Thompson, all of Belgrave. BEST DRESSED PET: Stew- art Sayer, Lisa Thompson, both of Belgrave. CALVES DAIRY CALF HEIFER (Senior): Eric Cook, Robert Currie, Janet McIntosh, all of Belgrave. DAIRY CALF HEIFER (Junior): Heather McIntosh, PaAd Currie, both of Belgrave. BEEF CALF (Junior): Anne Procter, Glen Taylor, Murray Taylor, Gayle Campbell, Cather- ine Campbell, Gordon Taylor, all of Belgrave. BEEF CALF (Senior): Shawn Taylor, Dianne Campbell, Mur- ray Campbell, Caroline Camp- bell, Brian Campbell, all of Bel - grave. SHOWMANSHIP WITH DAIRY CALF (]fi yrs. and under) : Heather McIntosh, Paul Currie, both of Belgrave. SHOWMANSHIP WITH BEEF CALF (10 yrs. and under) : Anne Procter, Paul Coultes, Gordon Taylor, Dianne Campbell, Gayle Campbell, Brian Campbell; all of Belgrave. SHOWMANSHIP WITH DAIRY CALF (11 yrs. and over) : Janet McIntosh, Eric Cook; Robert Currie, all of Belgrave. SHOWMANSHIP WITH BEEF CALF (11 yrs. and over) : Glen Taylor, Marion Taylor, Murray Taylor, Murray Campbell, Caro- line Campbell, Shawn Taylor, all of Belgrave. LAMBS MARKET LAMB (Short Wool) : Ken Snell, Murray Snell, both of Belgrave. MARKET LAMB (Long Wool) : Ken Snell, Murray Snell, both of Belgrave PONIES PONY OR SADDLE HORSE SHOWN ON LINE (11 yrs. and over): Jennifer Johns, Belgrave; Janet Lockhart, Blyth; Lori Cameron, Robert Currie, Stephen POULTRY -SENIORS EVEN YOUNG PEOPLE have an idea of how to beautify a PAIR OF HENS (Light dinner table. A variety of table centres were on display at Breed) Karen Coultes, Bel- the Belgrave- Blyth- Brussels School Fair held at the grave. Belgrave fair grounds last Wednesday. 247 c,lusses,_at Be1qrave Fidom, all of Belgrave; Heather or over) : Murray Taylor, Eric Patterson, Blyth. Taylor, Marion Taylor, Kather- PONY OR SADDLE HORSE ine Procter, Anne Procter, Glen SHOWN ON LINE (10 yrs. and Taylor, all of Belgrave. under): Laura Johns, Paul PAIR WEANLING PIGS Currie, Bonnie Burchill, Johanna (under 50 lbs.) : Robbie Nichol - Van Camp, all of Belgrave. son, Belgrave. PONY OR SADDLE HORSE PAIR PIGS (50 - 100 lbs.): Eric (Saddle, 11 yrs. and over): iayiur, 41en Taylor, Marion Jennifer Johns, Belgrave; Janet Taylor, Murray Taylor, all of Lockhart, Glenda Wood, both of Belgrave. Blyth; Lori Cameron, Robert Currie, Nida Kaciulis, all of * $75 30 53 Provides $25,000 insurance at age Belgrave. BAKING PONY OR SADDLE HORSE ONE LARGE COOKIE (Hal - (Saddle, 10 yrs. and under) : lowe'en) : Jamie MacDonald, Laura Johns, Johanna Van Blyth; Brian Campbell, Gayle Camp, Paul Currie, Bonnie Bur- Campbell, Terry Daer, all of chill, all of Belgrave. Belgrave. TRAIL CLASS (11 yrs. and FIVE UNBAKED COOKIES: over): Jennifer Johns, Belgrave; Susan Walsh, Nicole Brooks, both Janet Lockhart, Glenda Wood, of Blyth; Angela Nethery, Bel - Heather Patterson, all of Blyth; grave; Julie Howson, Sharon Steven Fidom, Lori Cameron, Brown, both of Blyth; Heather both of Belgrave. Shiell, Belgrave. TRAIL CLASS (10 yrs. and BROWNIES: Donna Higgins, under): Laura Johns, Johanna Susan Bridge, Robert Gordon, all Van Camp, Paul Currie, all of of Belgrave; Lori Charter, Blyth; Belgrave. Brian Wightn�an, Dianne Hanna, BEST PONY ON GROUNDS: both of Belgrave. Robert Currie, Paul Currie, TEA BISCUITS: Elaine Laura Johns, all of Belgrave; Brown, Blyth; Andrea Coultes, Heather Patterson, Blyth; Nida Marion Taylor, Murray Camp- Kaciulis, Bonnie Burchill, both of bell, Meribeth Scott, Melanie Belgrave. Scott,' all of Belgrave. HOGS DATE SQUARES: Janet Lock - PAIR BACON HOGS (100 - 175 hart, Debbie Craig, both of Blyth; lbs.) : Eric Taylor, Murray Tay- Patti Edwards, Belgrave; Karen lor, Glen Taylor; Marion Taylor, Johnston, Brussels; Bruce Hig- all of Belgrave. gins, Cheryl Walker, both of Bel - PAIR BACON HOGS (175 lbs. grave. FOUR NUTRITIOUS SNACKS: LAUNDRY BAG: Sharon ARM MECHANICS Brian Wightman Susan Elston, Brown, Karen Cook, both of ANIMAL MADE FROM both of Belgrave; Sharon Brown, Blyth; Susan Elston, Belgrave; VEGETABLE: Jamie Mac - Blyth; Robert Gordon, Bonnie Julie Howson, Blyth. Donald, Blyth; Chris Michie, Burchill, both ofBelgrave; Susan CROCHETING: Beth Charter, Brussels; Gayle Campbell, Bel - Walsh, Blyth. Elaine Brown, Debbie Craig, grave; Gary Martin, Brussels, LUNCH BOX: Nancy Moore, Judy MacDonald, all of Blyth; Kriss Snell, Blyth; Terry Daer, Nancy Verbeek, Kim McDowell, Vickie Machan, Brussels; Nancy Belgrave. Please turn to Page S Marion Taylor; Patti Mclbwell, Moore, Belgrave. all of Belgrave; Barbara John- ston, Brussels. 114 4 OCCIDENTAL ii�E OF CALIFORNIA SEWING ANIMAL IN WOOL ON SEW- TERM - EASY ON THE BUDGET ING CARD: Gary Martin, Brus- sels; Brian Campbell, Gayle * $75 30 53 Provides $25,000 insurance at age Campbell, Terry Daer, all of *First Year Premium Belgrave; Jamie MacDonald, Blyth. GET COMPLETE INFORMATION SPOOL KNITTING: Debbie Hopper, Belgrave; Susan Walsh, - HERBERT DIRSTEIN, LISTOWEL. % 291-3372 0# Sharon Brown, both of Blyth; Angela Nethery, Susan Elston, both of Belgrave; Sharon Snell, Blyth. TEA TOWEL OUTLINE STITCH: Wendy Martin, Brus- NOTICE sels, Denise Nethery, Dianne Campbell, both of Belgrave; Karen Cook, Blyth; Dianne ADVANCE -TIMES LABEL Hanna, Belgrave; Kim Stephen- IF YOUR son, Brussels. READS SEPTEMBER 9-8-7-6 TWO PLACE MATS: Nancy YOUR SUBSCRIPTION IS DUE Moore, Nancy Verbeek, both of Belgrave; Elaine Brown, Blyth; Cathy Shiell, Sheila Anderson, both of Belgrave; Vickie Mach 40 an, Brussels. AdvancessTimes WINTER NIGHTGOWN: Car olyn Campbell, Belgrave; Debbie Craig, Blyth. Wages VS. prices. What s happened 0 in L, N I I h1lil The anti-inflation program is nearly one year old. The program was announced last October 14 and the Anti -Inflation Act was passed by Parliament in December. The goal was to create a fair and stable economic climate for all of us. Guidelines were established for the control of prices, profits, incomes, dividends and professional fees. The federal government established a policy of spending restraint. The provinces are supporting the program and are applying guidelines in areas of provincial concern such as rents. The target of the first year of the anti-inflation program was to bring inflation down from a rate of 10.8% to 8% or less. This goal is going to be reached. Still, many Canadians are concerned about rising prices and may feel in fact that prices are rising faster than their family incomes. For most of us, this is not the case. The facts prove that since the start of the program most of us are better off than we were before because salaries, on average, are keeping ahead of prices. be added or subtracted depending on whether a group had kept up with or fallen behind cost of living increases before the program began. More than half of the agreements and settlements reported to the Anti -Inflation Board have been within these arithmetic guidelines. A gradual downward trend in wage increases has started and it should continue as more Canadians realize that because of declining inflation, settling for less won't hurt them. The real gains Since the start of the anti-inflation program, the average Canadian has actually improved his or her buying power This is because .lower wage increases along with lower price increases have resulted in a gain in real incomes. The real gain is worked out by taking the actual increase in earnings and subtracting from it the effects of higher consumer prices Real incomes are proba- bly the best measure of how we're doing, of how we can manage to pmj our bills at home. By this spring, real incomes were Ur `3 6r/, over last year. F rices Before After Last year, sudden and frightening price increases were happening all too often. By October, 1975, Canadians had experienced 20 "', . nu""" I "` Jif f rf rr months of infl(ition of 10% or more. No one could = "" be sure how far the 'dollar earned one day 14.3' -- would stretch the next. The anti-inflation 12.9 program was brought in to control the rise in prices, giving Canadians a better chpnce to plan and live within their family budgets. Price increases have slowed down. By August, the annual rate of increase in the Consumer Price ! - Index had dropped to 6.2%. Although some _ -1 30 price increases have to be expected this month and next, the 8% Aarget will surely be met -- -- — Contrr)l s r'n l, t�, Wages part of the r�'�7sor, .,,, 'r' 1 In('�,mes are F, �;r I } nf, itl�,n r�:tr, iS - dro Pp ins 7�h � � h. The anti-inflation program has also helped most Canwork of a�ji Jn , ):> the r�„>t f thr :.+ to restrain increases in wages, salaries and other soon be mov�nq Int�� thF �E' on�l yF, � of e, Will incomes. The Guidelines s on compensation allow program with a qr,,,l f 1� �,F,r)n� the Inflation for a basic increase of 8%, plus 2% as a share rate to 6% or le;N�,, of national productivity growth Another 2% can reach this tr 't t���, k r, tr'r�F tr1er we can THE NFIA1ON PROGRAM Government Gouvernement A REVEW of Canada du Canada YEAR ONE ,