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Gloria Boyd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Boyd, R.R. 2, Walton, uses a rather unique
method for keeping tab of her pet. She proudly displays a kitten in the pet show, using a bird
cage for a handy container.
List Prize Winning Entries
At McKillop School Fair
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Following are the prize winners
of McKillop School Fair, held Tues-
day afternoon, Sept. 19, at S.S. No.
6, McKillop:
Horses
Hackney pony, Stephen Maloney;
atony colt, Leslie Campbell, Jack
MoIlwain, Ken Mollwain;' show-
manship, Ken Mcllwain; pony and
saddle, Marion 'Mcllwain, Jack Mc-
Ilwain, Stephen. Maloney. '
Comic vehicle; Iris Bauerman,
Bobby Murray, Edward Campbell;
horse-drawn vehicle, Jack Mcll-
wain; unique means of travel,
Bobby Murray.
Cattle
Beef—Donald Moylan, Catherine
Campbell, Kenneth Campbell, Ron-
ald Murray; beef (pail fed), Bob
Regele, James Sloan, Gerald Sloan,
Pat Sloan; dairy calf, Carl Buuck,
Bob Doerr, Ronald Trewartha,
Louis Murray; registers Holstein
calf, Bob Doerr; senior beef, Cath-
erine Campbell, Kenneth Camp-
bell; sweepstakes, Catherine Camp-
bell ; showmanship, Catherine
Campbell, Kenneth Campbell, Louis
Murray.
Lambs—Dianne Bolton.
Pigs
Sow, 1950, Ronald Trewartha, 1st
and 2nd, Gloria Boyd, Bobbie
Kerr; pigs 2 months ur under,
Gloria Boyd, Jim -Melady, ,Iris
Bauerman; pigs under 3 months,
Bob Doerr, Carl Bunick; pigs un-
der 100 lbs., Leon Murray, Mac
Stewart.
Poultry and Pets
Geese, Jean Scott, Robbie Scott,
Leon Maloney, Bobby Betties; tur-
keys, Arthur Murray; ducks, Carl
Bunick, Gloria Boyd, Freda Hunt,
Gloria Boyd; ducks, mixed, Gloria
Boyd; duck, Jean. Scott, Bob Bet-
ties, Marjorie Campbell, Leslie
Campbell; pheasants, Elsie Sie-
mon; pigeons, Ronnie Trewartha,
Susan Enzensberger, Ronnie Tre-
wartha, 3rd and 4th; cats, Ronald
Ryan., Fergus Maloney, Jean Scott,
Jimmie Sloan; rabbits, Fergus
Jantzi, Harold Jantzi, Don Dodds,
Jean Scott; pets, Jean Scott, Fran-
cis Hunt, Freda Hunt; Barred
Rocks, Gloria Boyd, Marjorie
Campbell, Joe Murphy, Billie Mur-
phy; White Rocks, Robt, Regele,
Barbara Boyd; White Leghorns,
Mildred Ryan, Susan Enzens•ber-
ger, Glen Walters, Fergus Ma-
loney; Red Rocks, Mary Dennis,
1st and 2nd, Arlene Diegel, Arnold
Campbell; Sussex, Mary Dennis,
Robert Regele, 2nd and 3rd; Hy-
brid, Dorothy Keys, Kenneth Pap -
pie, Ken Ryan, Billie Murphy;
Light Hybrid, Kenneth Papple,
Stephen Maloney, Garry Little;
Bantams, Peter Maloney, Joy
Jantzi, Francis Hunt, Carl Bunick;
doge, Rosemary Lane, Betty Camp-
bell, 3rd Collie pup, no ticket. Pa-
tricia Nolan.
Eggs, white, Dorothy Regele,
Susan Enzensberger, Iris Bauer -
man; brown eggs, Leonard Miller,
Sean Bitten, Robert Regele.
Grain and Roots
Oats, sheaf, Beatrice Siemon,
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22. Exert
23. Aver
25. Chart
26. Trash
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31. Ethics
24. Splash
37. Tea
38. Haste
40. Whirl
41. Parka
42. Easy
45. Blimp
46. Regard
49. Erects
62. Hoe
53. Bolero
56. Terse
57. Banjo
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DOWN
1. France
2. Alien
3. Zoned
4. Levi
5. Six
6. Ton
7. Media
9. Ado
12. Emetic
13. Inert
14. Gates
17. Laches
18. Heath
20. Artist
21. Avail
24. Vista ,
28, Ostler
29. Amass
32. Thwart
33. Icing
35. Pepper
36. Agree
38. Hubub
89. Skill
42. Adhere
44. Yield
47. Estop
48. Acrid
50. Robe
51. Con
54. Oil
55, gilkt
Clendon Kerr, Jimmie Shea, Jean
McLaughlin; barley, sheaf, Elsie
Siemon, Kenneth Ryan, Ronnie
Trewartha; wheat, sheaf, Bert
Dennis, Clendon Kerr; mangolds,
Barbara Boyd, Bobby Doerr, Leon
Maloney, Don Dodds; turnips,
table, Terry Ryan, Barbara Boyd,
Jack Melady, Marlene Scherbarth;
turnips, fieffi, Stephen Cronin,
Paul Murray, Mary Cronin, Wilmer
Walters; sunflowers, Bobby Mur-
ray, Mary Macdonald; oats, grain,
Mac Stewart, •Kenneth Papple,
Bert Dennis, Betty Axtman; bar-
ley, Clara Hackwell, James Axt-
man, Betty Axtman, Leon Murray;
wheat, grain, Gloria Boyd, James
Axtman, Jean Scott, Stephen Ma-
loney; beans, field, St. Columan
School, Barbara Boyd, Darlene
Robinson; peas, Leon Murray.
Vegetables and Fruit
Beets, Billie Walters, Bobby Wal-
ters, James Axtman, Cleo Bow-
man; onions, Louis Murray, Rose
Siemon, Helen Horan, Jack Mel-
ady; parsnips, Bobby Walter, Earl
Rock; cucumbers, Earl Rock, Mar-
jorie Cuthill, Billie Campbell; pot-
atoes, James Axtman, John Mc-
Clure, Elsie Siemon, Beatrice Sie-
mon; carrots, Bobby 'Kelly, Mar-
jorie Miller, Barbara Boyd, Mar-
lene Scharbarth; beets, , small,
Grace Siemon, Lois Somerville,
Dianne Bolton, Bobby Murray;
plums, Aleck Glanville, Helen
Pryce, Joe Murphy, Billie Murphy;
grapes, Mayda Bauerman; pears,
LToyd Bauerman, Helen Scott,
Mary Macdonald, Ken McClure;
peaches. John McClure, Ronald
McClure; tomatoes, Don Moylan,
Helen Pryce, Don Dodds, Paul
Murray; corn. Bobby Kelly, Grace
Siemon, Billie Campbell, Jim Mel-
ady; pumpkins, Billie Campbell,
Anne Maloney, Mary Dennis, Jo-
anne Doerr; cabbage, red, Marlene
Scherbarth; cabbage, white, Mar-
garet Boyd, Jim Melady, Dorothy
Rege, Marie Maloney; citrons.
Shelia Malone, Francis Malone;
squash collection, Garry Little;
squash, Jim Palin, Bobbie Palin,
Pauline Malone, Patalcia Nolan;
apples, fall, Mary Macdonald, Don-
ald Hulley, Rosemary Lane, Bar-
bara Boyd; apples, winter. Iris
Bauerman, Dorothy Regele, Roy
McQuaid; canned raspberries, Ter-
ry Ryan, Helen Pryce, Barbara
Boyd, Elizabeth McGavin; canned
strawberries, tame, Helen Pryce,
Norene Melady, Mary Macdonald,
Dorothy Regele; canned strawber-
ries, wild, Betty Murray; canned
cherries, Dorothy Regele, Helen
Pryce, Mary Dennis, Betty Camp-
bell; corn, Rosemary Lane, Mar-
guerite Scott, Jean Scott.
Siemon, Ruth Montgomery, Rose-
mary Duscharme.
Grade 8—Marjorie Miller, Ron-
ald Trewartha, Eleanor Beaman,
Iris Bauerman,
Drawing
Map of McKillop—Nancy Mel-
ady, Terry Ryan, Marine Melady,
Marian Walters.
Map of Huron—Ray Love, Jean
Byers, Fergus Kelly, Teresa Mel-
ady.
Map of South Anierica—Barbara
Boyd. Marlene Scherbarth, Bea-
trice Sidmon, Jack Melady.
Map of Canada—Helen Horan,
Elsie Siemon, Catherine Campbell,
Marie Dalton.
Colored Drawings—Jean Scott,
Bobbie Kerr, June Smith, No. 4,
McKillop.
Crayon Drawings — Rosemary
Lane, Teresa Melady, Nancy Kelly,
Mary Melady.
Platt of Farm—Marlene Scher -
berth, Helen Horan, Bobbie Kelly,
Gordon Kennedy.'
Fancy Work and Knitting
Grade 3—Edith Boyd, Marjorie
Boy.
Grade 4. Cross stitch pattern—
Cleo Bowman, Jean McLaughlin,
Grade 5—Fancy work on tea
towel: Marjorie Boyd, Katherine
Moylan, Beatrice Siemon, Arlene
Diegel.
Grade 6—Pillow slips; Margaret
Boyd, Joan McLaughlin, Helen
Connelly.
Grade 7—Cushion top in wool:
Joan Somerville, Margaret
O'Rourke, Joan McLaughlin.
Grade 8—Best dressed doll:
Rosemary Lane, Betty Axtman,
.Ann Murray, Veronica Lane.
Pot Holders—Sandra Doig, Mar-
jorie Boyd.
Hand hemmed tea towels—Helen
Pryce, Barbara Boyd, Marion Hunt,
Dorothy Regele.
Plain blouse—Elsie Siemon, Bet-
ty Axtman.
Scarf with frineg—June Smith,
Marjorie Miller, Marjorie Cuthill,
Helen Pryce.
Doillie—Betty Campbell, Rose
Murray, Helen Walthers, June
Smith.
Flowers
Asters, Peter Maloney, Eleanor
Keys,- Barbara Boyd, Fay Little;
Marigolds, Jim Melady, Joe Ma-
loney, Bert Dennis, Paul Murray;
Phlox, June Smith, Beatrice Sie-
mon, Bobbie Betties, Mary Dennis;
Zinnias, Norene Melady, Kenneth
Papple, Helen Walters, Sandra
Doig; Sweet Peas, Joan Somer-
ville, Bobbie Bettles; Dahlias, Joan
Somerville, Barbara Boyd, Mar-
jorie Miller, Rose Siemon; Glad-
ioli. Joan Pryce, Marjorie Miller,
Sandra Doig, Gloria Boyd; Snap-
dragon. Bobbie Betties, Joan Som-
erville, Mary Dennis, Elizabeth
McGavin; Cosmos, Elsie Doig. Jac-
queline Davidson, Beatrice Siemon,
Arlene Diegel; Pansies, George
Wilson, Dorothy Keys, Bill Kerr,
Ruth Montgomery; potted plants,
Bobbie Betties, Georgina Little,
Dorothy Regele, . Carl Buuck.
Colleotion leaves, Beatrice Sie-
mon, Mayda Bauerman, Elsie Sie-
mon, Iris Bauerman.
Collection weeds—Beatrice Sie-
mon, .Joan McLaughlin, Elsie Sie-
mon, Grace Siemon.
School Exhibit.—No. 4, No. 8.
Writing and Printing
Grade 1—Jimmie Melady, Ann
Dalton, Stephen Cronin, Ann Mur-
ray.
Grade 2—Marjorie Smith, Mer-
vin Pepper, Marlene Melady, Mar-
ian +McLaughlin.
Grade 3—Helen Maloney, Jean
Bitten, Nancy Kelly, Teresa Mel-
ady.
Grade 4—Rosemary Lane, Mar-
jorie Cuthill, Gloria Boyd, John
Alexander.
Grade 5—Beatrice Siemon, Doro-
thy Ensenaberger, Ronald lite -
Clime, Anne Maloney.
Grade 6—Katherine Moylan, Bel -
en Connelly Marlene 6cherbalth,
G)1$oAift 1,4'60
Bowman
Seaforth Fal a r
(Continued from .#"age 6)
Floral Exhibits For Garden Club
—Blueboy Corn Flower, , Madre
Chapman, Eleanor McCartney, Dor-
is Stevens, Ann Haugh, Marilyn
Bolger; Aster, Giant Mixed, lett
No Name, Doris .Stevens, 'Barbara
Nicholson, Ruth Hemingway; Zin-
nia,
innia, Dahlia Mixed, Ann Haugh,
Barbara Nicholson, M. Bicknell,
,Gladys Chapman, Lena. 'Miller;
Petunia, Rose or Heaven, Thelma
Maier, Mary Hicknell, Ann Haugh,
Frances Lane; African Marigold,
Margaret McArthur, Ann Haugh,
Doris Stevens, Lena Miller, Mar-
ilyn Bolger; Gladioliue, A. Haugh,
Doris Stevens, Jaen Scott, NancY
Nott, Barbara Nicholson; collec-
tion Annuals, Ann Haugh, Doris
Stevens, Gladys Chapman, Mary
Bicknell; collection perennials,
Ann Haugh.
Children's Department
Vegetables—Swede turnips, Dav-
id Livingston, D glee Riley, Bruce
Coleman, Ellen oyce, Ann Haugh;
garden carrot hort, Keith Peth-
ick, Bill Cor ett, Lloyd Pethick,
Keith Bennewies, Marie Rowland;
garden carrots, long, Ann Trott,
Gordon Dale, Eric 'McIntosh, Alice
Christie, Mary Charters; long red
mangels, Douglas Riley, Moss Mill -
son, Donald Matthews, John Scott,
yellow intermediate mangels, D.
Riley, Donald Matthews, John
Scott; parsnips, Keith Pethick,
Lloyd Pethick, Ann Nott, Bili Cor-
lett, Ross Milison; garden beets,
short, Bonnie McLeod, Keith Peth-
ick, Marie Rowland, Alice Chris-
tie, Lloyd Pethick; onions, Harvey
Dale, Ross Millson, Douglas Riley.
Laurel Dale, Phyllis Forbes; ripe
tomatoes, Douglas Riley, Wayne
Dinwoodie, Keith Pethick, Ann
Haugh; citrons, Ross Vincent. D.
Riley, Jack Broadfoot, Ross Mill -
son, Bob Broadfoot; cabbages, El-
len Boyce., June Dupee, Sandra Mc-
Gcnigle. Ken Dupee, Clayton C•tn-
nell; potatoes, early, girl exhio,tor,
Alice Christie, Beatrice Siemon,
Merle Cooper, Joan Roberton, Eliz-
abeth Habkirk; potatoes early,
boy exhibitors, Douglas Riley, Jno.
Etue, Glen Nott, Douleg Pretty,
Jack Crozier; potatoes, late, girl
exhibitor, Mary Allan, Lois Char-
ters, Mary Scott, Janet McGregor;
potatoes, late, boy exhibitor, Doug.
Jamieson, Douglas Riley, Beverly
Nott, Wayne Dinwoodie, Glen Nott;
potatoes, any variety, Douglas
Jamieson, Douglas Riley, Mary Al-
lan, Alice Christie.
Judge—Norman Carter.
Flowers—French Marigolds, Ross
Vincent. Marlene Forbes, Beverly
Nott,' Ronald Mason, Anne Char-
ters; African Marigolds, Craig
Willis, Keith Pethick, David Liv-
ingston, Douglas Riley, Bonnie Mc-
Leod; Pansies, Bruce Miller, Lor-
na Dinwoodie, Marie Dale, Mary
McIntosh, Douglas Riley; Asters,
Baking '
Art Wright's special was won by
Kathleen Scott; Mrs. Bradshaw's
special was won by Betty Camp-
bell.
Fruit loaf, ,Marion Hunt, Helen
Pryce; white bread, Curtin's spe-
cial, Fergus Kelly, Nancy Kelly,
Helen Pryce. Billie Murphy; bran
muffins, Marion Hunt, Marie Mel-
ady, Lois Somerville, Betty Camp-
bell; oatmeal cookies, ShirleyHor-
an, Elizabeth McGavin, Helen Hor-
an, Helen Pryce; buns, Barbara
Boyd, Marion Hunt, Helen Pryce:
school lunch, Elizabeth McGavin,
Barbara Boyd, Edith Boyd, Mar-
jorie Smith; tarts. Tory Jantzi,
Marjorie Boyd, Mary Melady, Bar-
bara Boyd; layer cake, Joanne
Bauerman,, Catherine Moylan, Bar-
bara Boyr' Georgina Little; angel
cake, Kathleen Scott, Mary Den-
nis, Margaret Boyd. Helen Pryce
apple pie, Rosemary Lane, Nancy
Kelly, Rose Siemon. Helen Pryce.
lemon pie. Hese Siemon, Marlene
Melady, Margaret Boyd, Helen
Pryce; pumpkin pie, Barbara
Boyd, Helen . Pryce; raisin pie,
Nancy Kelly, Barbara Boyd, Helen
Horan, Marlene Melady; pie bak-
ed by teacher, no entries.
Manual Training
Lawn ornament, Paul Murray,
Vincent Nolan, Leon Maloney, Ron -
aid Ryan; doorstop, Betty Camp-
bell; wall bracket, Lloyd Bauer -
man, Paul Murray, Bobby Betties,
Lloyd Bauerman; pot holder rack,
Betty Campbell, 1st and 2nd; shell
craft, Marian Hunt, June Smith,
Jean Scott, Marjorie Smith; mov-
able toy, Paul Murray, Bobbie Bet-
ties, Wayne McMiohael, Jack Ry-
an; bird house, Bobby Murray,
Leonard Miller, Bobby Murray,
Betty Campbell; milk stool, Rose
Siemon, Robbie Scott, James Axt-
man; chair, Leon Murray, Pat
Sloan; hammer handle, Jas. Axt-
man, Ross, Cuthill; model of farm
gate, Andrew Patrick, Donald Ful-
ly, Don Dodds, Mary Macdonald'.
Insect Collection
June Smith, Beatrice Siemon,
Grace Siemon, Don Dodda.
Curios—Leon Murray, lat and
2nd, Don Woods, Leon Murray.
Choral Reading --No. 3, No. 0,
and and 3110.
Recitations
Grade 1—Amita Dalton, Anne
Murray, Jim ,Melady.
'Grade 2»-J'oan Lane, Martian
Melady, Jean, Millett,
Grade Bea -Sandra .DOS, ,foam Dal"
tori, Vent ytir er iri iS# r,
O'Connor, Marjorie Boyd, Robbie
Scott.
Grade 5—Joy Jantzi, Norine
Dalton.
Grade 6—Jack Melady, Helen
Connolly, Margaret Boyd, Bobby
Walters.
Grade 7—Rosemarie Ducharme.
Bobby Kelly, Leon Murray, Wilmer
Walters.
Violin playing—Fergus Kelly.
Winner of draw for bicycle—
Dianne Bolton.
Best decorated bicycle—Boys:
James Axtman, John McClure, An-
drew Patrick; girls: Mary Horan,
Miss Hackwell, Dorothy Keys.
Beauty contest—Miss McKillop:
Joyce Bauerman, Marion Roach,
Iris Bauerman.
Huron Expositor trophy was won
by S.S. No. 6.
Cattle Judging—Boys: Kenneth
Campbell and Joe Murray (tied),
Lloyd Bauerman, Mac Bolton;
Girls: Catherine Campbell and
Dorothy Regele (tied).
Melady Special — (Tied) : Joe
Murray, Ken Campbell, Mac Bol-
ton, Arnold Campbell. Lloyd
Bauerman, Catherine Campbell,
Dorothy Regele.
1ti b Teal),. Douglae 1.114 1)),, poug-
1nlG Riley, Mary Scott, Theresa.
Tsttre; bouquet. Sweet Peas, 'mug,.
1n Riley, Peggy McLeod; boutitret
7.41anias, Billy Teall, h'iilen Boyce,
•PPnl:glas Riley, Mn Haugh, Peggy
lIC;Leod; bouquet Gladioli, Douglas
Riley, Geo. Ross, David Living -
Sten, Neil Haugh, Emily Elliott;
bouquet Dahlias, Douglas Riley,
Ronald Mason, Sandra McGonigle,
Glen Nott, Ellen Boyd; bouquet of
Cosmos, Neil Haugh, Douglas Ril-
ey, Glen Nott, Robt. Elliott, Bev-
erly Nott; best bouquet, any var-
iety, D. Haugh, Neil Haugh, Bon-
nie McLeod, Anne Haugh, Lorna
Dinwoodie.
Cooking Tea biscuits, Ruth
Teall, Sandra Dungey, Douglaa
Riley, Merle Cooper, Ruth Crozier;
white layer cake, iced, Nancy Stan-
way, Laurel Dale, 'Marie Dale, Mary,
Broadfoot, Ruth Albrecht; apple
pie, Wayne Dinwoodie, Lorna Din-
woodie, Douglas Riley, Pearn Mc-
Lean, Lois Dale; rolled cookies,
Douglas Riley, Mayda Beuerman,
Joanne Beuerman, Barbara Dun-
gey, Jessie Brown; bran muffins,
Douglas Riley, Lloyd Pethick,
Keith Pethick, Ruth Crozier, Jes-
sie Brown.
Whiting—Grade 1, Ruth Anne
Allen, Evelyn Dick, John Midde-
gaal, Cathie Eckert, Margaret Ma-
loney; Grade 2, Patricia O'Leary,
Robert Elliott, Mary Allan, Lois
Maloney, Barbara Plumsteel; Grade
3, Marie Rowland, Robert Goven-
lock. Madelon Townsend, Joan
Boyce, Joan Middegaal; Grade 4.
Ken Dupee, Patricia Horton, Joan
Dick, Marlene Miller, Pieta Ver -
burg; Grade 5, Lorna Dinwoodie,
a_.. :y attt+eana, ll%rte Hoii"au,
Merle Owner,., Ann ley
MOS:,Drage 6, lien 'M100.0a
¥aiieue.A'itstin., helico Boyce,araoe
Siemon, Ruth Sllis, Grade 7, Marla
Dale, Joan 'MeT nugllilin, Lois Dale
Rut] 0I Ing, Joan Deuertnan„11
Grade 8, Elaine Etue, Manierie
Miller, Mary Lou Ruston, F'r'ances
Schultz, Frank Nigh,
Art—Grades 1, 2, 3—E. Nott, ,K.
Albrecht, Darlene .Coughlin, Janet
Roweliffe, Ruth Anne AMP;
Grades 4, 5, 6, Nell Broadfoot, Ren-
nie
onnie Johnston; Ken McNairn ;
Grades 7 and 8, Marie Hunt, B111
Vandenburg, Geo. Rose, Carl Akin
ardson;
iC i-
ardson; mural or fall scene, Doug•
-
las Riley, Neil Broadfoot, Wayne
Bennewies.
Miscellaneous --Best poster, Jan-
et
anet McGregor, Milton Dale, Douglas
Riley; model aeroplane, Douglas.
Riley, No. 2, • Carl Richardson,
Ralph Bennewies; bird house, D.
Riley, Leonard 'Miller, Neil Haugh,
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llroadroot, .dlTr4Jn�Y
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i1a,ugh, Dotrgia<e i1 eT,�
feat, Hugh' GRrw,ili^,l
ed. Douglars Riley, W41-40
Marie Bunt; citild'a coni+
Haugh, Mar1prle Riley, CeccUia' ;B
Praiser Douglas Riley Marie -
ley; artificial, -ex'ers, Marlena eken
Austin, Theresa, Etutt, Pegg* INo 2 c#{�
Mrllr
Riley, Marie Dale, hila Dalrymple; Y " :
handkerobief, Douglas Rata, Mar-
lene Austin, Barbara • Menne); pat
holders, Douglas Riley, Betty'Polk
die, Barbara Mennell, Lois Dale,
!Marlene Austin; clothes pin bag,
Douglas Riley, Nancy Stanway ;
knitted or crocheted article, Beide
Buri, Barbara Mennen, Betty Gou-
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NOTICE is hereby gi.'te, t
a dividend, of lr/ fg��ftqug
twelve and one half ;+genie p0A
share and at the rate of 5%
per annum on the paid:up
capital stock of the Cumpany,
has been declared for the
quarter year ending Sept.:,
30th, 1950, payable Oct, 16th,
1950, to shareholders: of rpc:'
ord at the close of busrnese..
Sept. 30th, 1950. By order of',:;
the Board.
J. WILSON BERRY
President & General Manager
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Yet I can show you on it just where our house
is, and the streets along which I come to work,
or go to the stores, or to church, or to play
tennis or ski. And I can show you 'the alumi-
num smelter where my father works, and
the powerhouse where my boyfriend works —
and the house in which we're going to five
when we're married.
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like me live and work and enjoy outielves.
My neighbours who have lived in other places
tell me this is the nicest city in Canada. Cer-
tainly I wouldn't want to live anywhere else."
The smelter at Arvida, the powerhouses at
Shipshaw close by, the wharves at Port Alfred
a few miles away — these are only parts of
what Alcan has planned and built in Canada
during the last fifty years. The Company is
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