The Seaforth News, 1952-09-25, Page 4Seaforth Fall Fair
Grade 0, Catherine Doig, S.S. 5,
Tuekersmith; Grade 7, Beatrice Sie-
PUBLIC SCHOOL SECTEON mon, S,S, 0, ' McKil!opt - Grade 8,
Vegetables---• Marlene Austin, Seaforth Public
inrnips, Kenneth Wright, Louis School.
Devereaux, Melva Boyce, Stuart HIGH SCHOOL
Boyce..Tommy \Phyte, H. S. Ho*ue Economics.
Carrots, I',)llinor Cltrtsteuseu, Carol Pot Ho1d'ers, Beverly Evans, Bete
C'.ai ter, Betty Drager. : ty .Campbell, 3.. Buchanan,.
C errata, Louis Devereaux. Erie Mc- Corduroy Skirt, Ruth Sills, Heidi
Intosh, Keith Pethick, Nancy Pepper. Buri, Lois Me0'ellen, Marlene Au -
Lloyd Pethick. tin, Betty Campbell.
Red marigolds, John Scott, Shirley Gathered Cotton Skirt, Ruth
Horan, Betty Drager, Billie AUrisen. Brown, Rose Siemon, Lois Roe, I'at-
Intermediate marigolds, John Scott; sy Munro, Marilyn McPhee,
Betty Drager, Melva Boyce, Stuart Cotton Blouse, 3. Beuerrnan, BetGauche,otice, Biitil Ill:int. ty Gauche, Etta Lillieo, Lois Roe,
Parsnips, Keith Potluck, Lloyd Pc'. Rose Siemon.
thick Tounny Whyte. Nickto Whyte, Hemstitched Towel, Betty Camps
Joan Charters.
bell,Marie Manley, Lois Roe, Ruth
Beeti ,law s Carter, Douglas Jam- Ann McI.arnon, M. Hein'berger.
-lean, Gordon Pale. Basta• Dragon. Weskit and Skirt, Mary Whyte,
John Scott. Lena Miller, Elaine Etue,
Onions, Gar, Pryoo Douglas Husain. Sumner dress, 'Ruth Hemingway,
Billie Millscvr Keith Cardiff. Melva Toffee Johnston, Naticy Spittal, Bet -
Boyce. e., t, Axtniann, Muriel Dale,
Tomatoes. Larry Byerman. Gordon Crochet Slippers, Olive Jordan,
Dale Ken Coleman. Mary Allan Mona Clark.
Citrons. Bobbie- Phillips. Melva Knitted Sox, Mary Whyte, June
Boyce, C'harle, MacGregor. Billy Pili- Ross, 'Marie Pullman, Lena Miller,
der. Billie Giitlson. Bette Axtrnan.
Cabbage. Pard 'treMe ter. liarec Tea Biscuits, Francis Cook, Joyce
Dain Ronnie Riley. Minor no Christen. en. M i1 on Ruth Hennntn.i,ae, MarY
sen. Ch ti's MacGregor, Whyte, Betty '1xtman
•Poratoee, girls. Merl Cooper JoanPlan Muffins„ Francis Cook, Ruth
Charters. Nana y t e pt er, Je'y re Hemmin 'cvay, Mary Whyte, Joyce
Brown Betty M zegge. Jewitt. Helen McGonigle,
I. tt o:is. boy.. Douglas Jamieson Blouse or Lingerie, Marilyn Bol -
Lloyd Foil -deli. Melvin Hubert ticith goy', Ella I,illico.
POhick. Ther e, Bale. Smocking. Edna Martin, Rath Mc-
i'ul::st'es. 17: and 14. itou:;i.ie .1011,,'- Lean, Jean Brown,
sou. Handbag, Edna Matin, Marilyn• Sdire,11. Nielile Whyte. Joon Bach, r
Pal�ai'. Florence Sloan.
Soeme Haugh. Tommy Whyte Choc. cake, Marilyn Bolger.-
! i 1 rn l e l 11. L t TY Lemon non pie, Ruth Boyd, Marilyn
1'.y tat, 1'.'wl t'Mary Bra Bolger, Lent Johnston.
toocaerer. Woollen dress.- Marie Hunt, Lena
se t eerm
Gordon.Deles t 1 tie.- johnsten,J Nancy Spittal:
31•:.e
11.1'1 r Pule.r „h t ! ,!d. Lent hear glove:, Leona Johnston,
feet, Fier.,.111 kit - Rutli Boyd.
7707i: t:a, e 5.S. N,', 1. Doughnuts. Ruth Boyd.
11 t H. S. Industrial- Arta and Crafts
Pur c School Cooking-
" h, Small Shelf. Bobby Kerr, Bever-
Ia c aas, June Snaith, Bill Scott,
L10-.1 I Nti, I G lit smith.
Pair of brackets, Bill Scott, Mar-
t ti i c: Stuart No. 1:30, Wayne Me-
t ' MI t cl, Frank I.ydiatt.
" I Di_ ;.and or tie rack, Donald
No :4. 1 Deering. a. Joe. • Fla'inigan. Harold
dant r Fred Walters.
Eastman. Connie Tin bake pan, Wayne McMichael,
L,•' .!.e-. Phyllis } ili• 1 c,a..:. Hugh Gorwill. Leon Murray, Frank
: Lydiatt, Carl Richardson.
17k,::41-1 r : 1... : Small Cabinet, James 'McIntosh,
+ , .... ,t,:, ; Bo, u..... Ko.yJas^ Pe"a•^ Wm. Alcock, Jim Axt-
ot ' man.
e,
u•, M' i :U 1!0, Tin funnel, Bob \halter,, Jame,
H-,1111. l Koss. Linda Sims. \ .: � Ferre-,
Flower pot holder, Bob Walters,
3.1..ream c.,. -..L . '.•Nell M,Garin.
rata z F?r PueY.'i .n. -,y H. S. Agriculture
Whyte. Jack. B-,:, •cit.
F 1 mi �. -11'7 B ; '- ' Onions, •J,1•ce Johnston, Rath
Boyer.fess 'iMillson, Beth Boyd.
loo ,,r cora =.. Penny Jame. Table Carrots, Beth Boyd, Joyce
McCue Hunt. Johnson, Doris Johnston, Jean Scott
Public School Writing- Ruth Boyd.
GCs;: \'j Kith Fis".r ' r. -1 Lary` Crech. Table carrots, long. Marjory Petlt-
Darr..• n.eae, Carole Burn; Bar -
Neil Haugh, Ann Haugh, Betty
-on, Jaek Melady,
a I ,1 l` 'I Table parsnips, Marjorie Pethick,
Joan Robertson. N.. L,.-.... Neila
Fi ' Tl a?ters.
Hillman Connie slew. Beets,
'Sat s._Jean Scott, Ruth Boyd
Clay" -. _.- _ C� _\a Haugh Elizabeth Townsend,
r'izabeth`3LcGarin.
se Sweet corn, Joyce Johnston, Dor-
si. T
Mai Ft? y Regele, Barbara Boyd, Grace
r_..... x.. arra
t .. r ' Sierran, R. Broadfoot.
v 7.
an t Cucumbers, R. Broadfoot, Ann
; Haugh, Joyce Johnston, Neil Haugh,
Jean Seem
Cabbage. 0. Bannerman, Ruth
c Boyd,Barbara Boyd, Laird Norris,
Li Sims. __,, Patricia; BobcG
M owan.
t3:a< S�iman.� Turnips, Betty Simpson.
Sidi,-: He: W:., .3: Handy. . Connie' Turnips, feed, George Mcllwain,
Tr.lfrro.::_:..- Ross Milison.
Grady S ori it: g.{ Mar:ene Austin, Pie pumpkins, Bill Scott, Helen
Mc -
Marjorie t'lr,rt-r-: Marlene Sher-' Knight, Betty Simpson, George Mc-
barth, Ruth Sills. 5a1: Broadfoot. Ilwam, Muriel Dale.
Public School Flowers- Tomatoes, Ruth Boyd, Carl Rich -
Sweet peas, Lloyd Pethick, Eilinor ardson, Bruce Coleman, D Heming-
Christensen. Nickie Whyte, Jean way', Ann Haugh.
Broadfoot, Emily Elliott. I Squash, Number 286; Doran Stin-
Gladioti, Jean Broadfoot. t\'ayne son, George McIlwain, Jos. Moore.
Hugill.
Asters, Kenneth Cook. Norman
Dale, Gordon Dale, Joan Charters.
French marigolds. Louis Devereaux.
Gordon Nott. Mary Broadfoot. No. 333, son.
Paul McMaster. Other variety potatoes, Leona
African marigelde, Tommy Whyte, Johnston, Ken Lane, John Etue,
Paul McMaste!•. Carni Carter. Gler! Ann Haugh, H. Kirkby.
Nott. Euar.•• Haigh. , Floral Exhibits For Garden
Ziniiu Pa: _,1a i,:ar.i 4 Blueboy Corn Flower, Margaret
Bedard Donal,. Nett. £ 1r. :. Stevens, Catherine Campbell, Mrs.
sen. Barr; F ;curing , Achilles, Muriel Dale, Mary Whyte.
Dahlias,Kenneti. +:c 'e. t:a, t'; Aster, Giant mixed, Helen
Boyce. Suane Haugh. Lar, +;a Butt, Knight, Mary Whyte, Margaret Ste -
Ronnie Riley. rens, Muriel Dalei M. Hemingway,
Cosmos. Marilyn Taylor, Larry
Berger.
Assorted variety. Bete:ley Nott.
Penny James, Suane Haugh, Tommy"
Whyte, Larry Dillon.
Table centre, Paul McMaster, Pen-
ny James, Barbara James. No. 925,
Shirley Kleber.
Judge. Mrs. C. H. Epps.
Public School Art -
Kindergarten, Pamela Silcox, Linda
MacDonald, Hans Troelsen, Lois
Smith, Katie Scott.
Grades 1, 2, 3, Karen Jones, Carol
Fowler, Phyllis Bryans, Glen Nott,
Pearn McLean. HENSALL
Grades 4, 6, 6, John Scott, Sandra
Savauge, Gordon Ferris, John Scott,
Kay Nott,
Grades 7, 8, No. 489, Beatrice Ser-
mon, Connie Wright, Lawrence Taylor
Printing, Penny James, Connie Tref.
fere, Beatrice Seamon, Marilyn Taylor,
Douglas Riley,
Judge -Lois M. Hoggarth.
Crafts and Hobbles--
Kindergarten, paper weaving. Ellen
Pretty, Ellen Connell, Michael Phil-
lips.
Cardboard model, Eric Eaton,
Book ends, Keith Eaton.
Garment, Marlene Scherharth, Shir-
ley Quinn,
Quilt block, Jean Broadfoot, Caro-
line floss.
Apron, Mary Broadfoot, Therese
Etue, Merle Cooper, Sandra Dungey, Frost Electric Weld
Suzanne Dick.
Knitted article, Sandra Savauge,
Silos
Cartoon, Jessie Brown, Jack Me -
Cowan, ' Marlene Scherharth, Reggie I+'lI.1Rl�.T�
Stone, Mary Brown, N PAPER
Weed work, Beatrice Seimon, Han
old King, Larry King, Kenneth King, SNOW PENCE
Winston Xing,
Table display, Seaforth nubile,
Fertilizer for Grass
St, James' Separate, S.S. No. 8, Mc-
Killop,
Most points Public School Sec-
tion:. Writing, Grade 4, Virginia
Gardner, S.S. 1, Hallett: Grade 5,
Marie Rowland, St. James' School;
Peppers, Helen Connelly, Mary
Whyte, Allen Haugh, Doran Stinson
Irish Cobbler Potatoes, George
Icllwain, Laird Norris, Ross Mill -
Zinnia, Dahlia mixed, Margaret
Stevens, Muriel Dale, M. Heming-
way, Mona Clarke.
Petunia, Rose of Heaven; Margar-
et Stevens.
African Marigold, Muriel Dale,.
Betty Axtmann, Iris Byerman, June
Smith, Jean Scott.
Gladiolius, Catherine Campbell,
Mary Whyte, Margaret Stevens,
Billy McGonigle.
Collection of annuals, Mary
Whyte, Muriel Dale, Jack Melady,
Janet MacGregor.
McNaughton-Mandley
North Parkdale United Church,
Toronto, Saturday, Sept. 20th was
the scene of the marriage of Betty
Irene, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
fred Er Mandley of Toronto, Ont.,
to Gerald Glenn McNaughton, son
Anniversary
Burns' Church, Hullett
at 11 A,M. and 7.30 P.M,
(Standard Time)
SUNDAY, SEPT. 28TH
Guest. speaker, Rev. Eagle of Clinton
Special music, assisted by Seaforth
Male Quartette in the evening
Seaforth Farmers
Co -Op
PFIONE 9
TIJ.J 8 1 + ORTH NBWS
of Mr, and Mrs, Lorne A, McNaugli-
ton of lien&All. The ceremony Was
performed by, Rev, Milton R, Sand-
erson. The wedding. music was played
by Mt'. Unitli, and thesoloist was
Mrs, F. Lee,
Given in marriage by her father
the bride wore a gown of • lace and
nylon net over blush satin. Fier
finger-tip veil was held ;by a lace
and satin Juliet cap and she carried
a cascade of deep pink roses, and
white baby mums, Maid of honor for
her sister was Miss Elva Mandley,
gowned in mauve brocaded satin,
Bridesmaids Miss Shirley Mandley
and miss Mary Flynn in green bro-
caded satin with matching headdress
and cascades of yellow Brutus and
roses and pink mums and roses.
Flower girl was Miss Sandra Da-
vis, niece of the bride gowned in
mauve 'br'ocaded satin and carried a
nosegay of yellow gladiolus and
mums. Best pian was Clarence Mac.
Naughton, brother of the groom and
ushers were Gordon Mandley and
Ray Orrnston,
The bride's mother r'eceNed at
Clai.'edon Hall in rose and navy en-
`semble with corsage 'of yellow mums
and roses assisted by the groom's
mother wearing blue erepe with
black accessories and red roses,
For motor trip to. New York the
bride travelled in a rose gabardine
snit with navy accessories and col'-
sage of yellow roses and misrule. They
will reside in Toronto,
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Egmondville United Church
Sunday, Sept. 28th
11 arm., Standard Time. Speaker
Rev, Andrew D. Boa, Empress Ave,
united Church, London. Music by
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7,30 p.m., 5,'1'. Speaker, Rev, David
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Enrich Male Octette
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