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PRIZE - WINNERS | (Continued from Page 13) Nestleton Ont, 2nd and 3rd. 0, U. Wal- ton, Kettleby. ' Lamb--1st. ©, U, Walton, Kett. leby. and. J. M. 3rd, C, PASTOR, RICHMOND HILL, AT HAMPTON d. "Henry MM, Mark, 2n 3rd. C. Lamb--1st, Henry, M. he k, ritain, 2nd OC. Wal! Ket- 3rd. Henry M, Mark, Tittle Brit- 1 Ram 1 year or over, 2 ewes, 1 year or over anda 2 ewe jambs» 1st. J. M. Fisher, Nestleton, Ont. 2nd. Henry M. Mark, Liste Britain, 3rd. C, U. Walton, Kettieby. Class 65--Hampshires Ram, two shears and over--Ist, J, M, Fisher, Nestleton, Ont. Ram Shearling--1st. and 2nd. J. M. Wilbur and Mrs. Hel- | pisher, Nestleton, on t. Ram Lamb! in Toronto this week, U. Walton, T Baupton Ont. 2nd, Billy Jon RR. 'Taunton, Ont. Donald a TauBroD, ' Ont, ar Fall Wheat--15t, Buly Leask, Taunton, Font, 2nd. Rol Leask, Ea 3rd. Donald Leask, Taunton, Oats, 1 peck, any naned variety--1st, Jsohel crifah nk, Ham Ont, 2nd, 0. Ww! yo 8 Past: Fr ay ame arley, s "h ed Vatigty--1st, J aird, =, b% = Blackwater, out 2 Ashburn, Ont, 3rd. Doni ness Loan, Tow Ont. 4th. and 5th, Robert Leask, i) one k_any named fi Bud RR. No, ampton. Ont. Pith: Billy Leask, Taun! Class 43--Potatoes CR 8 Glaspell fon, June E, Cory, R "One H-quart basket ORipbava or Ea- tatos Martin 1st. ton, Ont. 2nd, and ard. R.R. 4, Bowmanville, Ont. Ewe, two shears and Sve at % a as nt. 5 Wishes, B, Nestleton, Glaspell, R 'Bowmanville, Of 4 Ewe Lamb--1st. J, M, Fisher, Nestle- pn ont, 2nd and 3rd. R. B., Glaspell, R.R. 4, Bowmanville, Ont. 1 Ram, 1 year or over, 2 ear or over and 2 ewe lambs-- Fisher, Nestleton, Ont. 2nd. ." Glaspell, R,R. 4, Bowmanville, Class 66--Suffolks "| Ram, two shears and over--Ilst. Wil. liam Clarkson & Son, Weston, Ont. . Ram Shearling--1st. Beath Farms, Oshawa. 2nd and 3rd, William Clark- son & Son, Weston, Ont. Ram _Lamb--1st. William Clarkson & Son, Weston, Ont. 2nd. Foster Snow- den, Oshawa, 3rd. Willlam Clarkson & Son Weston, Ont. Ewe, two shears and over--I1st. Beath Farms, Oshawa. 2nd and 3rd, Willlam Clarkson & Son, Weston, Ont. Ewe Shearling--I1st. and 2nd. Beath Farms, Oshawa, 3rd, Willlam Clarkson & Son, Weston, Ont, Ewe Lamb-- st. willlam Clarkston & tn, 2nd and 3rd, Beath issionary , A, L. ¥ 2 |} ] g 3 fe g= KE Mrs, Frank St Catharines, over the . Totton, Richmond Hill, tor of the Hampton cir- a Jues, on Sunday and of Mr, and Mrs. W. W. many friends were pleas- 8s him in the worship service | parms, Oshaw ay evening, and to renew Flock, 1 Ram, 1 year or over, 2 ewes, - 1 year or over and 2 ewe lambs--Ist. Beath Farms, Oshawa, 2nd. William Clarkson & Son, Weston, Ont. JUNIOR FARMERS (Boy's Section) Class 42--Grain and Sheaves Sheaf Dats-ist, Robert Leask, Taun- ton, Ont, 2nd. J. Baird, R.R., Black- water, ard. Billy Leask, R.R. 2, Taun- ton, Ont. Ain, Donald Leask, R.R. Taunton, Sheaf Robert i i is ps. Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Northey and baby Wallace, Oshawa, with her mother, Mrs, J. Chatterton. 8th. We extend best wishes to Mr. and Satley--1st. Leask, Robinson (nee Flor- M. Fisher, Nestle- | R. B, Gl o Olson, " 2nd, Stan Snow- den, 0. "Bowmanville, Robert Leask, Taunton. Class 44--Fruit and Vegetables Collection of Apples, 3 early varieties --1st, Stan Snowden, R.R. No. 3, - manville. 2nd. Leask, Ti tot. Sollection of Frou vegetables, 7 eties--I1st, Martin Olso: Oshawa. 2nd, Robert Leask, Taunton, Ont. 3rd. Stan Snowden, R.R, No, 3, Bowmanville, 4th, Donald Leask, Taun- Jom, | won. 5th. Billy Leask, R.R. No. 3, un Cothenet Leask, Robert Leask. 3rd. Do Forder Brothers, Blackstock. 5th K dun, Morrison, Cedardale, P.O, Pullet (Barred Rocks, Fred King, General Delivery, North Oshevs, 21 Isobel Cruikshank, Hampton , Ont, 3rd. Ray Burgogne General elive! orth Oshawa. 4th, Bruce Martin, Rd. N., RR. No, 2, 5th, Robert Toask, Taunton. New Sampshire (Cuckerel)--lst, Glen Brantford Roofing - and Builders' Supplies McLAUGHLIN COAL & SUPPLIES, LIMITED Phone 1246 1 E. J.,POMERY AUCTIONEER ence Allin) who were married on Saturday. We welcome to our village and Community life, Reina, wife of Mr. Donald Adcock who arrived on the Queen Mary from Holland last week, and is now with Donald's parents Mr, and Mrs, Gilbert Ad- cock. BURNS CREDIT JEWELLERS Terms in Accordance With War. e Prices & Trade Regulations. 32 King St. W. Oshawa Phone 389 ae. || V'en In Need of Drugs POWELL'S DRUG STORE NOTICE 2 35 Simcoe St. North ved "Monty" Phones 1360 - 2259 Fred "Monty" Montgomery EA recently discharged from the 511 HOWARD AVE. h_Cobbler | 15 RR. No. 1 ton' 3rd, Ki Qlaspell. R aws, 3rd. wa New Glas) lan awa, Eotisna: : "ly Le incos. LY N. 13t U suiser, C . which there is authentic records is 11 feet, five and a half inches long, and 18 inches in circumference. BRR Phy) 2, Oshawa. Jajeny, 100 Gladstone Ave, is Glaspell, RR. on re Plog! + em Glen 2nd, Al RR No 2, Oshaws Al- Wg | Gladstone Ave. 3rd," 'Lois Glaspell, R.R, No.3 2, Wa. Oshawa Xivanis Poultry Club Mem- 12th, RoE Wronkiin, Sis. Allan Hoskin, RK, No. Martin Olson, R.R. Thorn ET --a. | PASTOR ATTENDING GENERAL COUNCIL 5 Greenbank W.M.S. is En- tertained at Brooklin Home Greenbank, Sept. 11--Mr. and Mrs. B. Love from Western Canada visiting Mr, and Mrs, J. Phoenix, Rev. Mr. Wallace left on Tuesday for Montreal where he will attend the General Council of the United Church as appointed commissioner the Bay of Quinte Conference. community feel this to be an honour to our pastor. Our school re-opened - last week and we welcome our new teacher, Miss Aiken, of Simcoe, also glad to see our principal Mr. Madill back. A large crowd from this commun- ity attended the sale of Mr, Elmer R. No. Wallace recently, orth Osha QUITE A TOOTH The longest elephant tusk of x WINDOW CAULKING and GLAZING! Now js the time to have those win caulked and glazed béfore the cold J oather Ares, SERVIC P 43385" * G. MCKNIGHT 's Leading Shoppe 33 Simcoe N, Phone 3518 po - PRESCRIPTIONS Quickly and 1 Accurately, Filled MITCHELL'S DRUG STORE 9 Simcoe. N. Phone 48 MONUMENTS AND MAKERS! army, would be pl d to serve his customers, old and new, at HENRY'S BARBER SHOP 21 PRINCE ST. USE GAS . ... CHEAPER . . . FASTER MORE EFFICIENT Untario Shore Gas 15 KING ST. £2 La. PHONE 3300 Phope 501 Port Hope RUTTER GRANITE CO. 73 Ontario St. Port Hope FOR YOUR WIRING AND APPLIANCE REPAIRS FLOOR SANDING 3 Dustless Machines At Your Disposal 'M. LEGGETTE Phone to 3744W1 An Electric Portable SEWING MACHINE in Your Own $5 Per Home Month SINGER SEWING * MACHINE CO. 16 Ontario St. Phone 696 ROOFING Shingling \ for ' Rental Battery! Agents for Moray Batteries WEST END BATTERY SERVICE 87 WARREN AVE. ® Built-u && Flat Roofing Materials and Wopkman- ship Guar:.-'eed! . y FREE ESTIMATES! PHONE 3628] OSHAWA : SALES i and SERVICE ® Washers @ Ironers ©® Cleaners Etc. Jack BIDULPH -68 Simcoe N. § "Look for the yellow | Phone 3800W store with th front" o CHRISTIAN'S ELECTRIC & HARDWARE PHONE 1000 WATCH REPAIRS J CORNIH : 20 BOND ST. W. Used © Watches Wanted A. F. COX & SON Cars Bought and Sold Specializing in Motor Tune-up Genuine FORD PARTS AND SERVICE! Stock Room Upstairs! 168 King W.--Phone 666 FINE WATCH REPAIRING Our Specialty FELT BROS. Established 1886 12 SIMCOE ST. SOUTH TENTS, Tarpaulins REPAIRED ../ RENOVATED Also Manufactured! TENTS RENTED PHONE 1349M DeWilde & Penhale 160 KING ST, W. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR REPAIRS! Fast Guaranteed Repairs to All Makes! WE ARE AGENTS FOR Display Counters Reach-in Quick Freezers @ "Authorized Gilson Dealer" BELL' 182 Simcoe St. 8. ONTARIO HARDWOOD FLOOR SANDERS © FLOORS LAID © SANDED ® FINISHED! LJ ow FLOORS EFINISHED All Machines are Vacuum Equipped! PHONES 3434] - 4277) 51 Harmony Rd. S. FOUNDATIONS ' ALL OTHER 'CEMENT WORK HOUSE LIFTING See Us For a Good Job R. B. ABBOTT PHONE 1640-W Walk-in Boxes Milk Coolers ashing Machines Boxes Refrigeration Sales & Service ® Laid © Sanded AMERICAN ANTHRACITE (STOVE OR NUT) Now Available! ! We have. just received a large shipment ready for IMMEDIATE % DELIVERY | ARMSTRONG FUELS 59 CHURCH. PHONES 2727w -- 2726 KINGSTON RD. E. HARDWOOD FLOORS ® Finished! Old Floors Made Like New! New Floors Made Like Glass! Estimates Free .- Guaranteed Work! CECIL H. LEVY (Successor to B. W. Haynes) PHONE 161J4 ANYTIME.... 78 KING ST. W. Is a GOOD Time To Shop 'at The.... COLL Furniture Co. . . . of Course!' PHONE 1030 . and Mrs. Robert Leask and family, also Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Flockiér of Stouffville visited at Lakeview House, Jacksons Point on Sunday last. Miss Dorothy Real spent Priday lat § in Toronto Mr. Pranklin Phoenix left for the West on 'Tuesday, Don't forget to obtain your ration books at Mr. T, Sharp's on Friday o1 Saturaay irom § am. to 5 p.m. her and grandmoth- er Mise 5: n Ilinols, has returned to their home after visiting Mr. Jas. Blair, * I A An is. Lyte return Bj a few days in Toronto, The W. M. 8. of Greenbank were guests at 'the home of Mrs, Chas, Pilkey in Brooklin on Tuesday. Mrs. being a very active member o He Sodiety here before moving to Mrs, Lloyd Lee led rn an rs talk on the life of Dr. Curry, as an African ee: A perance speaker will occu, the pulpit on Sunday next ind the Juubite SH our pastor. a2 Harvey Ward of Hamilton spent a day last week with friends and relatives in this village. i THE TIMES-GAZETTE is i EN Eg) Ni i ve ce Thursday, September 12, 1946 185 SYRUP LOAD UPSETS Bowmanville, Sept. 11.--Skidding on the wet pavement, a truck load- ed with full and empty corn syrup cans crashed through the guard rail and rolled down the embank- ment to the railway right-of-way just west. of here yesterday. The vehicle was driven by John Dolson of Port Credit. According to Pol- ice Chief Sidney Venton, the truck HEATING - Boilers & turned over several times after breaking the heavy guard rail, BURMESE GIFT New Delhl--(CP)--Five hundred bats of Burma rice--part of a free gift to the Madras food region free Indian residents in Burma-have been delivered at Madras, A total of 10,000 bags (1,000 tons) has been pledged. "VACUUM CLEAN YOUR SYSTEM A Clean Furnace Saves Fuel, Repairs for all makes of Stoker= ED. THOMAS 111 ELGIN W., OSHAWA PHONE 8760-J CAN I HAVE A WAIT! TAKE MORE MONEY AND BRING A PINT OF ICE CREAM, SO MAMA AND I CAN HAVE WAIT / BETTER TAKE THIS AND BRING A WU [2] ALL WE NEED AROUND HERE IS A GOLDFISH ORL). DID YOU GET THE CUFFS + PPEAL TO You DESTROY THAT PICTURE LL NEVER HAVE THE 6 - THE PUBLIC WANTS TO SEE. THEY MUST SEE LENA [GENTLEMEN OF TUE BARGSFT-- J? DONT LET MIM OF 'LENA"F" TH TO GREAT AMERICAN LENA? re YOUR METEOROLOGISTS HAVE F ARE LATITUDE. FOR ALTITUDE, AND "HUMIDITY fF~ HONOR =THE STATE IGURED THIS HIDEOUS PICTURE #77 WIND-CURRENTS, SUN-SPOTS, ee A SPLENDID 7" A WILL LEAD THE OUT THE EXACT A WHERE SEARCH, AND THE PICTURE OF "LENA THE HYENA" WILL HAVE FALLEN, ALLOWING 1 INTEND TO FIND THAT PICTURE AND DESTROY ITS' OF COURSE, A FEW MORBID HORROR-SEEKERS MAY BE. DISAPPOINTED, BUT I'M SURE. THE FINER TYPE OF AMERICAN WILL APPLAUD MY STAND '" - DER IF THE READERS HATE YOU J*# WATE You. ~ 0 wn) RE a I OF CORSE, A TINY GROUP OF SORDID SENSATION SEEKERS DISAP» MAY BE POINTED AT hor SEEING "LENA'S" AMERICAN PUBLIC TO BE Ti AEMOLTING SIGHT /f Cd SECRETARY AND THE ABOUT TO PUT THE FIN PP" TEvRe cone! pLEED's: MUe IN THE MASK | SHE WAS GER ON HIM WHEN HE CAME IN! SOMEONE'S AT 4 Zi THE HERE WAS CX =HSZEQ> =m ®m 1 JUST AG GHE IDENTIFY HIM ! ABOUT TO ON THE TELETYPE == HOW MUCH OF "THE GUY'6 FACE DID YOu 4EE# KRUMM! LISTEN = SHE'S GONE! SHE SAW THE MURDER... SHE HAD THE KILLER'S NAME ON HER TONGUE, WHEN HE CAME IN AND RUGBY # 40 PLACEMENT KICK WHOLE WHEAT helps build With milk it mokes a Formerly a star athlete, now Canady's to] coaching ex) "Ace" says: at sage Ie a ning, eat pare to ing 'inside' tricks. Here's \ a tip on the | acement. Practise it." ' ue | knees bent. "READY POSITION. Stand: relaxed, fou together, s an spot where ball will be placed. Take one step toward ball. Stop forward foot about 6 inches from ball. As you ste STEP IN : ward slightly at waist, eyes on target, (part of b 2 inches to 4 ground). Draw your kick. 10g foot back slightly. Kick with smooth, hard, Straightening: -out taotion of 1 stray) ht 4 rong! prs with frat, just above in, bend for- keep inches from when kicking. FATA OR. DRA, irN4 ground. Keep bead downf great feam | Kellogg's All- Wheat' is whole wheat in its most delici-