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ALL THE
NEW-
70 CARS
at the
Auto Show
Goderich Arena
GO~DERIC H
CORN DAY PROGRAM
2 p.m.
• Thursclay, October 2nd, 1969
at the farm of
GEORGE PROCTER
1 1 /4 miles east of Belgrave
Variety, Herbicide and Fertilizer
Demonstrations
featuring discussions by Howard Lang, Soils and Crops
Specialist
Doug. Jamieson, Head Crops Division, Centralia College of
Agricultural Technology, and
Professor George Jones, Crop Science Department, University
of Guelph
All those interested in Corn Production are invited to attend.
Sponsored by
Huron County -Soil and Crop Improvement
Association
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WEDDING INVITATIONS
THE HURON EXPOSITOR
PHONE 527-0.240
Seaforth
Saturday Night
Nelson Howe
CHICKEN & CHIPS
HURON HOTEL
Dublin
Country & Western Music
In the Red Knimht . Room
FRIDAY — PARISIANNA TRIO
SATURDAY — ELGIN FISCHER TRIO
Also entertainment every Thur., Fri.,
and Sat. in the Ladies and Escorts Beverage
Room.
Ample Free Customer Parking
Beverage room snacki
Colored TV
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Seaforth, Ontario BROWNIE'S
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
CLINTON
Box, Office Opens at 8.00 p.m.
FRIDAY, & SATURDAY
September 26 & 27
Showing at 8:30 p.m.
"COOGAN'S
BLUFF"
(Adult Entertainment) — Starring
CLINT EASTWQOD and SUSAN
CLARK — In Color — Plea
"A LOVELY WAY
TO DIE"
Showing at 10:45 p.m.
(Adult Entertainmelt) L.- Starring
KIRK DOUGLAS, 'SYLVA KOSCINA
and ELI WALLACH
Color . Cartoon
COMING NEXT:
"Thoroughly Modern
Millie"
and
"Whats So god About
"A Feeling Good"
A "MUSTANG" THEATRE
PHONE 524-9981 • OPENS AT 8:00 P.M,
SUNSET
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
HWY, 8 GODERiCH AT CONCESSION FID. 4
FRI., SAT., SUN.
Sept. 26-27-28
Take A Trip Into Terror In The '
"EYES OF HELL"
. (Adult Entertainment).
And . . For Added Stiecks..1
"THE YOUNG,
_ THE EVIL and
;THE SAVAGE"
(Adult Entertainment) - Starring
Mistrial Rennie - Mark Denton
and Eleanor Brown
Uninspired Mystery for the
Undemanding
air
SEAFORTH ' TEEN TWENTY
OPENS THE 1969 -FALL SEASON
a -SMASH!
featuring - -
"THE
MOVEMENT"
SATURDAY NIGHT
SEPTEMBER 27th
-Teen Twenty has lined up a fall
program featuring the— top band
names 'in Ontario and you'll hear
them all at the regular Saturday
Night Dances.
DANCES WILL BE HELD EACH SATURDAY NIGHT
9:00 P.M. to 12:00 P.M.
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTRE
— SEAFORTH •
411-1-TE.W .171Ulgtif EXPOSITOR* SEAPIRT ONT.. SEPT. 25,, 1949
CABARET
NCE •••••n 4404.
CANNED FRUITS
AND ,VtGETABIES
Winners included;
Mrs. R.J. Dot; Mrs. Wm.
Dolmage; Mrs. H. Leonhart,
Mrs. Laverne Godkin; Mrs.
C. Johnston; Ruth Campbell;
'„Naney Milison; Grace Broad--
• foot; Mrs. A. Jamieson;Mrs.
Heimpel; Mrs. Ron GrosS;°
Mrs. Earle 'Papple; Mrs. GeO.
• McGavin; Mrs. H. ONinell;
Mrs. Elgin Nett and Mrs. H.
Connell..
HOME' ECONOMICS
Winners were:
Mrs. Connell; Mrs..R.
Goss; Mrs. John Mc Cowan;
Mrs. K. McLaren; Mrs. H.
Leonhart; Mrs. P. Parsons;
Nancy -MiLlson; Mrs. Cal-
dough; Janice Dietz; Mrs.
E. Howatt;,Mrs. A. Jamie-
son; Mrs. Earl Papple; Mrs.
Jean Taylor; Grace Broadfoot;
Mrs. L. Godkin; Mrs. Heim-
pel; Marion Nott; Mary Fin-
Iayson; Mrs. Bruce Coleman.
HOME DEPARTMENT
Winners were;
Mrs. Dan Burns; Mrs. Wes.
Heimpel; Mrs.. Fred Chapple;
Mrs. Hugh Morenz; Mrs. M.
Taylor; Mrs. 'R. S. Aikens ;
Grace Broadfoot; Mrs. Cal-
dough; Mrs. Ron Gross; Mrs.
Elgin Nott; Mrs. Dan Glousher;
Mrs. James McIntosh; Mrs.
Wm.Dolmage; Mrs. Bill Dale;
Mrs. C. Johnston; Helen Con-
nell; Dorothy Parke; Mrs.
Earl Papple; Mrs. Geo. Mc-
Gavin and J can Taylor.
ARTS AND CRAFTS
Painting Display - Mrs. Audry
Berscht; Brenda Savauge;
Miss M. E. Turnbull; E. C.
Boswell; Mrs, Wm. Dolmage
earntitit Next Weekend:
'The Southern
(Adirtt tedertaloirtenr) --7„PJ.US "Astititititent K".
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List
ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL DIVISION
VEGETABLES
Winners were: John Mark .
Nash; Garry Nash; Bruce God-
.kin; Kathy Coleman; Linda
!lager; Lynn McLaughlin;
Judy Staffen; Sandra Regele;
Bradly Rice; Clare Devereaux;
Stephen Drager; Sharon
Thompson; Brett Finlayson;
Joanne Trapnell; Ronald Scott;
Mike Trapnell; Dee Dee Whit-
man; John Blanchard; Steph-
en Hildebrand; Michael Mero;
Bob Hulley; David Hulley;
Brenda Coleman; Bill O'Shea;
Nancy O'Shea:: Ray McNichol;
Cathy Coleman; Bob Thomp-
son; Susan Rice; Stephen Rice;
Anne Hopper; Elaine Hopper;
Shiela Eyre; Sandra Regele;
Jane Robinson; Joan Racho;
Wayne Bryce; Carol Racho;
Gayle Beuerman; David Staf-
fen; Gina Maidens; Sandra
Staffen; Judy Staffen; Carol
Staffen; Nicholas Houwert;
Marie Sinnamon;Shar. Thomp-
son; Donna Henderson; Dan-
ny McGrath; Jane Robinson;
Murray Drager; D rlene Hen-
derson; Bobby Henderson;
David Dalrymple; Brenda
Finlayson; John Westerveldt;
Joy Fischer; Greg Beuerman;
Diane Nigh; Eric Driscoll;
Jenny Rennick; Donny .Henn
derson; Susan Smith; Brian
Lee; Garry Arts.
FLOWERS
Winners were:
Bill O'Shea; Nancy O'Shea;
Cathy Coleman; Steven Hil-
debrand; Lynn McLaughlin;
Joanne Bode; Dawn Wood;
Carr}, Doig; Donna Hender-
son; Sandra Ruston; .Larry
'Dolmage; Nlancy Kunder;
Nancy O'Shea; Jane Morton;
Carol Staffen; Lpri Savauge;
Sandra StaffejALSilan_Kunder.;-
-Debbie Boshart; Clare Dever-
eaux; Brenda Finlayson; Pat
Devereaux; Ronald Scott;
Jane Morton; Darlene Hen,-
derson; David Staffen; Carol-
yn Maloney; Judy Staffen;
Bob Thompson; Sharon Thom-
pson; Neil Beuerman; Barb.
Doig; Mary Margaret Kelly;
Barb Doig; Steven Rice; Sheila
likager; Bonnie Storey; Susan
Beuerman; Linda Heard; Cori
Habkir k; Brett Finlayson;
Sandra Hulley; Barbara Dupee;
Brenda Coleman; Joe Mc-
Lean; Bruce Henderson; David
Timmerman; Karen McLean;
Alan Savauge; Murray Sinn-
amon; Barbara Dupee; Dee
Dee Whitman; Debbie Dupee;
Valerie Sinnamon; Jayne Card
no; Kathy Coombs; Bradley
Rice. '
COOKING
Winners were;
Carolyn Maloney; Alan Sav-
auge; Lori Savauge; Kathy
Coomb; Donna Henderson;
Brenda Finlayson;.Linda Vin-
cent; Barbara Brady; Valerie
Sinnamon; Cathy Coleman;
Elizabeth Johnston; Li nda Dra-
ger; Susan Kunder; Nancy
EUCHRE
In IOOP Hall
Tues..,. Sept. 30th-
at 8:30 p.m.,
Lunch Provided
Sponsored by Odd Follows
Admission 50c
Everyone Welcome
CHISELHURST
ANNIVERSARY
SUNDAY
Sept. 28, 1969
2:30 p.m.
Special Music
owelstraterrewelsoll oseutr
AUTUMN
FAIR
at
Northside United
Church
Sot., Ott. 4th
Minder; Nancy 0.0e4; Joan-
ne Bode; 'at- ol Staffen; P1447'
ne Godkin; Judy Staffen;Con,
nie Beuerman; Anne RtheY;
Michael Marion; Julie-POP;
Earl Ribey; Jayne Cardno;
Mary Margaret Kelly; Rose
Marie Kelly ; ;Jane Ribey;
Susan Coombs; Sandtra Regele;.
Nancy O'Shea.; James Laverty;
Sandra Miley.
LIVESTOCK DIVISION
HORSES
The horse show was high-
lighted by seven entries in the
four horse tandem hitch and six
entries in the six horse tandem.
Clydesdale - winners were C.
Halliday, Chesley and E.
McLeod.
Percheron or Belgian - winners
were L. Dunsmore and E.
Armstrong. ,
Wagon Class - L. Munroe, R.
Kent, Embro and K. Brown.
Harness Class - C. Halliday, E.
McLeod; 0. Bestard, Thorn-
dale; E. Arinstrong; 0. Ban-
nerman; R. Kent; L. Munroe;
Ken Brown and L. Dunsmore.
Light Horses - Winners were
Glen Murray; Mac Armitrong,
Beachville; Jack Fulcher;Mrs,
lanes; James Garniss; Marg.
Shobbrook; Joan Hopper,
Robt. Kinsman; Joan Pinder;
Charles East; 'Barb Brady; Jean
Devereaux; Ross Batten;
Carol Ann Wallace; Lee Ain
Melanson; Jo Ann Groothius;
Wayne Allen, Mary Ann Seg-
eren.
Pony Classes - Winners included
Sandy Doig, Seaforth; Jack
Fulcher; Mrs. Inns; Howard
Armstrong and Ossie Long.
DAIRY CATTLE
Winners included Wm. Dale;'
T. Coursey; John Oldfield;
J. Van Egrnond; Ron Lee and
- A.-Flowers- -
BEEF CATTLE
Winners included: -
A. Gaunt; Bert Pepper;Frank
Faulkner; Hercules Land and
Cattle Co., Jack Coates, Al-
lendale Farms; Mike Dever-
eaux; Bill DevereaiiR; Earnie
Armstrong; Even Eedy & Sons,
Whitney Coates; Bruce Mc-
Gillvray; Earley Bros. ; Car-
mon Kaye and Richard Doan.
PIGS
Jan Van,Vlier, Brussels;Gor-
doh Peters & Sons, Rothsay.
Landrace and Lacombe winners
were; Hugh Hart, Gadshill;'
Wilbur Turnbull, Brussels;
Gordon Peters; James DI Fritz,
Brussels and Jan Van Vliet,
Brussels.
Winners in all 'other breeds were;
Robt. McMillan, Seaforth,
Single Barrow Class - 1st. W. J.
Turnbull, Brussels, 2nd, Gor-
don Peters & Son, Ro,thsay.
Yorkshire winners were:
.Lenentine Bros, Highgate;
W. J. Turnbull, Brussels;
Garnet Rhome, Moorefield;
John Gallagher, Alliston; ,
James D. -Fritz, Brussels;
SHEEP
Winners included C, W.
Pfaff; Don Deering and P. E.
Deering,
POULTRY
Winners included: Cliff-Pep-
per; M. H. Vollick;' W, J, Grant,
EGGS
Winners included; Mrs. Alvin
Jones; Ken Papple; MrS; G.
Papple; Gordan Papple; John
E. Henderson; Andrew West-
erveld; Brenda Haney; John
Westerveld; John Wilson; Jim-
my Scott; Charles Breanner;,
Darlene Henderson.
HORTICULTURAL
PRODUCTS DIVISION
The entry was light in the
section, winners being Mrs.
E. Howatt; Mrs. A. Jones
and Mrs. Leonhardt.
and Mrs.' Alex Spaith.
Winners were - Mrs. Don
Flousher; Mrs. Wm: De4nage;
Mrs. Wes. Heimpel; 1‘4.i.ss
Parke; Mrs. Bill Dale; Mrs.' •
IvIeQ4vin; F.
McLaren; Marion Nott; Mrs.
Hugh Morenz; Mrs. Rots prOS$
and Mrs. C. Johnston.
FLORAL EXHIBIT
Winners were:
Mrs, R. S. Aiken; Mrs. A,
Finlayson; Mts. K. McLaren;
Mrs. Calclough; Mrs. A. Jones;
Mrs., C. Johnston; Mrs. Bruce
Coleman; Mrs. A. Jamieson;
Mrs. Earl Papple; Mrs. H.
Leonhardt; R. J. Doig; Mrs.
E. Papple; Mrs. Bruce Cole-
man and Mrs:-Geo. McGavin.
( More results on page 6)
LOBA
EUCHRE
ORANGE HALL, SEAFORTH
Mon., Sept. 29th
at 8:30 p.m.
Admission 50c
Lunch Served
Everyone Welcome
Come.
BRODHAGEN COMMUNITY CENTRE
SATURDAY, SEPT. 27th
ROYAL AIRES Orchestra
CASH 11134N GO
legionHall, a ea forth__
Fri., Sept. 26th..
'11:15 p.m.
15 Regular Games for $10.00
Three $25.00 Games
$75.00 Jackpot to go
Two Door Prizes
ADMISSION $1.00
Estra bards 25c or 7 for $1.00
(Children under 16 not)
permitted)
Auspices Seeforth Branch 156
Royal Canadian Legion
Proceeds for Welfare Work ,
Guest Minister GRAIN
Rev.'R. Douglas Warren --alfinnersSif ere: Lewis Coyne;
D.D., of Credlton Donald McKercher; Francis
Hicknell; Robt. Fothering-
ham; 'Bill Devereaux; Mike
Devereaux; James Keys;
Luther Sanders and Geo.
Townsend. Donald McKer-
cher won the award
points.
ROOTS AND VEGETABLES
Winners included:
Mrs. Mae Hillebright; Mrs;
As Taylor; Mrs. A. Finlay-
son; Mrs. G. Papple; Mrs. W.
Dolmage; Mrs. B. Coleman;
Mrs. H. Leonhardt; Mrs. E.
Howatt; Miss Marion Nott;
Mrs. Elgin Nott; Mrs. A.
Jones; Mrs. Mary Finlayson; 3 to 5, p.m.' . Mrs. K. McLarent,Mrs. IL S.
Baking, sewing, mint, AiAlvkeinnsjontrnweithDenn129is. oMrinsts,
and Tea Tables was the winner Cfrheptnost
by thsl UCW points award, a subscription
to the Anion Expositor tinneasimouliononiononininiarsonanwirmonsft
for most
ENTERTAINMENT •
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENING
"TEARDROPS"
Spacial All Day Friday — STEAK
"OPEN FOR BREAKFASTS"
AT THE
QUEEN'S HOTEL
SEAFORTH
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42nd Annual '
uron PlOwnie.0 Aspo,ifitOon
PWWING -MATCH
and rm Machinery Demonstration
Saturday, 40"ttciber 4th, 1969.
At Par Avon
The John Roclees Farm
In Dederick Township, en the corner of No, . Highway and
the Ben Miller road, three miles east of Getiariql,
Everyone Welsonie — No Admission Charge
"Maurice Love,
R 3r nceter, President
R. T. Bolton
R RR 1, Seaforth, Seetettny
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ADMISSION: $1.00
DRESS: CASUAL
WATCH THIS ADVERTISEMENT FOR. WEEKLY ATTRACTIONS
EGNIONDVILLE
United Church
EGMONDVILLE, ONTARIO
Minister: Rev. Douglas Steven Organist: Mrs. Arnold Scott
134 YEARS
of Worship and Service
Anniversary Service
2:00 p.m.
Sunday, September 28
Guest Speaker:
Rev. Barry Passmore
Of Wingham, Ontario
Guest Soloist:
Mr. Bill Roe
Of Woodstock, Ontario
Following the service yin are invited to join us for a cup of
tea on the church lawn.
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and Share in Our Joy