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Plumbing - Heating | 915-2378 3rd--Jeff Bailey, R.R. 4, Uxbridge - Angus In the Junior Calf Club show, the top beef showman was Da- vid McTavish, R.R. 3, Uxbridge while the top dairy showman was Jim Phoenix, Greenbank. The beef calves were judged by Mr. Ken Wyatt of Good- wood, while the dairy calves were placed by Mr. Ralph Chambers of Wilfrid. In the Scott 4-H Grain Club show sixteen members exhibit- ed their seed grain samples. The top samples were as fol- lows: Garry Oats 1st--Dale Swanick, ~ R.R. 8, Uxbridge " 2nd--Bruce -Wilson, "R.R. 2, Uxbridge 8rd--Norm Wilson, . RR. 2, Uxbridge - Herta Barley 1st--Geraldine Swanick, R.R. 8, Uxbridge 2nd--Larry Noble, R.R. 2, Uxbridge 3rd--Bob Campsall, Uxbridge There were eight entries in the Scott 4-H 'Club show, with the top three seed potato en- tries as follows: In the present schopl year, the Educational Television Branch of the Ontario Depart- ment of Education will broad- cast a total of 136 programs in eight subject areas. The success of last year's Grade 13 Physics and Grade 7 Mathematics has encouraged an expansion in programming. This year, programs will be shown in Grade 8 Mathematics; English; Science, Trades and Technology; Dating; K-6 Mathematics; K-6 Social Studies; Grade 13 Phy- sics; and a special Centennial 1st--Bonnie Norton, -R.R. 1, Claremont 2nd--Malcolm Colwell, R.R. 1, Claremont 3rd--Linda Johnson, R.R. 4, Uxbridge. A new 4-H exhibit at the fair consisted of mine entries of the Claremont 4-H Corn Club. were as follows: 1st--Ken Wilson, R.R. 2, Claremont 2nd--Darrel Winter, R.R. 1, Pickering 8rd--Herman Bucking, R.R. 2, Claremont The 4-H grain, corn, and po- tato-clases were pudged by Mr. Russell Morrison, RR. 2, Bea- verton. © onevrumn hy IN TWO SIZES BRAND NEW 108" WHEELBASE -- RESTYLED 90" WHEELBASE New Chevy-Van in two sizes for '67 . . . new V8 power too! Need more room? Get the new longer, stronger Chevy-Van 108 with 108" wheelbase and 256-cu.-ft. load space. Or pick the Chevy-Van 90 with the 209-cubic-foot cargo area. 283 V8 power available for both! NEW BREED OF CHEVY TRUCKS FOR 67 =f NEW 96" CONVENTIONAL CAB WITH GAS OR DIESEL POWER Chevies are built -- Chevy's all-new middle-weight champ! Newly styled and extra rugged with the manoeuvra- bility of a 96" cab at no extra cost. Foul .. choice of gas or Diesel power, too! And these to last. Check them out at MARK OF PxCiiiesct your Chevrolet dealer's. AUTHORIZED "CHEVROLET TRUCK - DEALER IN PORT PERRY PHONE 985-7351 B ed re M oO fo r S Li I m I ited QUEEN ST., PORT PERRY Be sure to see Bonanza and NFL Football on the cBCTV network each Sunday. Check your local listing for channel and time. Curriculum Up~ The top grain corn samples maritime nations. Schedule Of all Programs series, All programs have been pro- duced by the Department of Education and will be seen throughout the Province on the CBC's Ontario network and its affiliated stations, and on pri- vate stations. The first program, .English, was transmitted from the Ha- milton station CHCH, Setpem- ber 16 at 9.30 a.m, Schools - in. Ontario where French is the language of in- struction will be served by French-language program les- '| sons for the primary and juni- or grades. In addition pro- grams of interest to teachers, school boards and parents will be broadcast in French. REBEL MTs EE SA TRI RT AG € *X A 8 AN Lh ALTER is le LOTTA age Lot1a. Ag) FOR DINNER, THEATRE OR THAT IMPORTANT DAY, WELL STYLE YOUR HAIR THE PROPER WAY' GLENETTE BEAUTY SALON (Glenda Taylor, Prop.) 985-7991 BLUENOSE [I Expo 67 Institutes Visiting Ships Program Flanked on one side by the St. Lawrence Seaway and on the other by the largest inland harbor in the 'world, it is un- derstandable that Expo 67 has instituted a Visiting Ships Program. Of Expo's seventy national participants, thirty-seven are The Govern- ment of Canada has issued in- vitations to all 'participating countries who possess naval forces, research ships or train- ing ships to be represented by one or more of these vessels during the week of their Spe- cial or National Day at the Ex- hibition. Present indications are that at least fifty ships will take part in this program during the course of the Exhibition. All visiting ships will be berthed in special harbour facilities provided by the National Har- bors Board within the grounds of the Exhibition. One of the most dramatic phases of Canada's maritime history will be invoked as Blue- nose 11, a recently constructed replica of Canada's most fam- ous schooner, acts as host ship of the program. It has been placed at the.disposal of the Exhibition Corporation and the Royal Canadian Navy for this purpose by Oland and Son Ltd. of Halifax. The Bluenose 11 is an exact reproduction of the original, a lithe graceful ,two- masted Grand Banks fishing schooner. that in her lifetime raced and defeated everything under sail in ther class. Blue- nose I, the swift Lunenberg saltbanker, was lost on a Cari- bbean reef in 1946 after serv- ing throughout the war run- ning supplies in the West In- dian Islands. . Definite commitments re- ceived by Expo to date-include: USSR; Netherlands; Great Britain; Norway; Sweden; Fin- land; Denmark; Germany; France, The United States has an- mounced it will participate but has not named its vessels. It is also hoped that there will be ships from Italy, Cuba, India and other maritime nations.