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Shelbourne., Susan ullma h!IdFnn$ Bridle; Ftt ter,
In the ltght'hprst' show, the. t(�) , ttsan F.lilllnnxl orad M Mc to the 4-H compOitiotl he
'inners in {he' Hackney class Llwain, Joyce $roadfoot
were: Howard Armstrong and show, ;the grahtl. �hatn�ion heifer
was shown Gy"Cathy Peel,of li,,i;: h• �
Mac Armstrong of Beachville; The Pullman's Barber Shop 1, Auburn'and thp'grana ehampa
and 'the roadster class. Mac trophy was awarded to ,Joyce ton steer by Susan Tyndall,,lt , .
Armstt, n8. Clair Campbell. Broadfoot. ( 4, C,li[t.Xttp; and Exeter 4 H Gala
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1. Club ' ' Avon the inter -club
hi the pone classes Pony in the Huron County Blaen -4n.d. compcfttitin
Costume Class; Joke Broadfoot. White Show. the gragd champion
Greg Riley,. Susan Pullmin. MarkHolstein female was shown by In the 4.H corn trttttott dairyAl
Mc,I.lwain: Saddle Horse. - 14 Robert Carter of Bobnan Farms,, show, the, gra -c datiy
k" handy pnd over: Patti Muegge. Blyth. with- resetsve champion calf was shown b.y �1'eilr$aRe>G 'f
Kim Riley, Lynn Flotiers: Saddle female b>` Allan Wylie of R.R.'2, Goderieh, and `the Hiytl?,,`H
horse. 11, hands anis under: Greg Clifford: the grand , chargpion Dairy Calf Club won the inter=
Riley. Joyce Broadfoot. Bill Flan- Holstein orale was shown by club competition..
n:igan. Brenda Pullman: Saddle Allan Wylie and reserve grand
Horse. 11'1.3 hands: Joyce Broad- champion, by Mrs. Emma Fran- • A new event fox':the Seaf�rlki' 9
foot. Kim Riley, Susan P.utlntan• ken of Auburn. Fair was the 4,H.championship
Jeff ,McPherson; Junior Show- horse'show. Stephen Preszc4tpr
nt:atlship:-Joyce Broadfoot. Kim Winners in 'the Huron County was the grand champion:, senior
Riley, David McLhvain. Mark 4-H competition sweepstakes showman, and Charles Moore, -6f
McLhvain: Single Harness Pony: showmanship were: Beef. Barry Listowel, won the Junior show -
Susan Pullman, .lovice Broadfoot, Miller of R. -R. 1 Exeter: Dairy, 'manship. class.
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1973 Ford Custom 500 2 dr. N,T. 1969 Pontiac Parisienne - 2 dr.
1973 Buick Century 2 dr.t.
1973 Chevrolet Impala 2 dr. H.T. STATION WAGONS �(
1973 Forts Grand Torino 2 dr. H.1', `
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19 3 Chev. Impala 9 dr. H.T,
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"+ * 1971 Chevrolet 4 dr. Sedan 1971 Chev. 1 ton Cab and Chassis dual*
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\ * 1971 Ford ualaxic 50U 4 dr.H.T. .I - 1970 Chev 50 series •14 ft. Vans
1971 Montecarlo 2 dr. H.T. air Gond.
* Number of Vans. Chevs. & l=ords 6 cyl
* 1970 Plymouth Satellite 2. dr, H.T. and 8 automatics from 1970 to 1972. �(
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Wins top, award iibakin"contest
In the Honte Fconomics classMcCowan had the best osier for
Mrs, Har+itd Gunnell was the to•I'h ursday night the results of Mrs. William Hodgert; Mrs. p
It the ,judging in the Homemaking Wilfred Colclough, Clinton, won Huron County, The
'a winner ;in baking, winning the Huron Expositor Special
Geo. A,' Sills &- Sons Hard", re Section at Scaforth Fall Fair were the J.M.Schncider Ltd. of p p
special prize also the Scafrng1 announced as follows: Kitchener prize for using its Photographic contest was vvon. by
Canned fruits and vegetables, shortening in her pastry entries; Mrs. James Keys, Murray
Jewellers award Sholdice and Mrs. H. Morenz,
Mrs.Bert Evans. Clinton: Mrs. and thc'Ontario Bean Producers
Arnold ,lanticson, Clinton Marketing Board prizes for best Top floral exhibitor was Mrs.
Win prizes ` and tied for third, Mrs. Bill dish of baked beaus went to Mrs. Bill Strong of Egmondville who
Dolnrage and Mrs. David Arnold Taylor, Miss Ethel Dennis won the MacLean Flowers award
I'rrnuer, and Misr David Tremeer, and Mrs.Eric Ludington of
for poetry the Home Department, Monkton won the McConnell's
For most points in Yeast sewing,. the top winner was Nurseries award.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Baking the Seaford) Women's Mrs.Elgin Nott of R.R.4, Clinton. In the Roots and Vegetables
Poetry Competition Grades 1 - d Institute prise, went to Mrs. For most points in quilt making division the top winner for one
Isl. Patricia Rimmer, Scaforllt Taylor, Brueeficld: for best Mrs. lames Keys tvon the ''car's subscription to Huron
Public; 2nd. Wilma Van Dyke - oatmeal squares the Scaforth Scaforth Women's Institute prize Expositor Was Mrs. Eric
St. James; 3rd Pam Ross, S1. C'reamery Ltd. price to Mrs. kith 16 points: Mrs. Robert Ludington of Monkton, in second
James. George Wheatley: for best butter McMichael was second in this place Mrs. Ari Finlayson of
Grades 5 -8 tarts the Scaforth Creamery I.W. class with 15 points. Harpurhey; and third" Mrs, Dan
1st. Cheryl McClure - Scafortll pri/c to Mrs. Gerald Rathwell: for In the Arts and Crafts McInnes of Blyth. ,
Public; 2nd. Joanne Rimmer,• hest test biscuits Scaforth John McCowan of R.R.3. Scaforth The Best Eggs
Seforth Public; 3rd. Elizabeth Creamery pri/c to Mrs. Harold \\as top winner and Mrs.Wesley In the egg judging Mrs..
Golding, Seafor th Public. Connell; best br:rn muffins made Heintpel of Wroxeter second. Kenneth Moore won the white
by Mrs. Ted ,Milady: for best The Goderieh Art Group won egg section while Mrs. Al
Essay Competition
cltoc6lalc layer rake trade ,villi• the painting award. Mrs. .john Hoggarth \\-oil the brown c
ViA Elizabeth Golding, Scaforth Fry's Cocoa. Mrs' Arnold fa>lrn Court sits �n Seaforth
Public; 2nd. Mary Siemon, Won tiu� �°';i'ttbury Sell\\cpps
aforth Public; 3rd. Joanne Powel ALtd, a\\ard: for best p full docket of cdurt cases teas
Rimmer, Scaforth Public. chocolate cake made \` itlt John Lansink Jr, $30,00 and
Neilson's Jersey Cocoa that presided over by Judge Woodlife costs for excessive n oise.
School Displays at Scaforth last Wednesday in the
Seaforth Nblic; St. lames company's amid \�eQJ to Wayne Ward, Dublin. 520.00
absence of ,judge Hays' and costs for squealing tires.
Separate. Com icted and fined were
Announce Robert Elligsen $35.00 and
Parade Results Michael Medd. Clinton. costs for having liquor �\hilc
Floats Gain Prizesunnecessary noise $20.00 plus under 18.
Class I Gr. 1, 2, 3, 4 o winners -of 53,00 costs. Leslie Bernard $20.00 and costs
1. Gr. 4 -S.P.S. Jesse Little Harry Si�inkles. London, for squealing tires.'
Gr, 1 Walton -Shirley Alcock' draw $25.00 and costs for having liquor Allan Geddes.Egmond\ ills,
3. Gr.2-3 St.James in a place other . than his �p.,
4:, Gr. 3 S.P.S. Hennie Hoekstra careless driving �'costs•
Among those who won prizes in residence. Fines for speeding vv
weere: �••'
G" e'Cilirsts Ili Gr. 5, 6, 7, 8 draws sponsored by exhibitors at Robert J. Patrick. Seaforth, grace'vlhrii'tStt. 4'0 in a 30 mile
I. Gr. 5P SPS - Mrs. Reynolds Scaforth Fair ,Dire - Women's b05.00 and $3.00 costs for having zoite. 10:00 br and costs; Adrian le
2. Gr. 6E SPS Mr . Carter institute Quilt - Mrs.Sandra liquor in a lace other than his
3, Gr. 7D SPS Mr. Bishopresidence; p Davies. 45 in a 30 mile zone. 15.0
Johnson. R.R.3. Kippen, and costs; Keith E. -Harburn. 40
4. Gr..5M SPS Miss Santos Ontario, Pi•aquc - Marion Hunt. Keith Pryce, Scaforth. charged
in a 30 mile zone. 10.00 and costs:
Class iH Class Floats R.R.4, Walton. with having liquor in a place other Lenard Lansiitk 40 in a 30 mile
I. Gr. 5 St. James - Olympics Order of the Eastern Star - than his residence. $35.00 and
2. Gr.BA & B SPS - 100 years of Afghan - Mrs. Barbara costs• zone. 10,00 and costs; Paul
g Gilbert, 40 in a 30 mile zone -
progress. Alexander. Scaforth. Frederick Graftan $20.00 and 10.00 and costs; George A. Ray.
3. Gr. 7 & 8 St.James Vikings Van Fgmond foundation - floral costs for excessive noise, as were 0 in a 30 mile zone, 10.00 and
4. Gr. 7C SPS Safety arrangement - Rut!- McCreitht, Garfy Alexander, Hensall and sts; John E. Robinson. 40 in
Overall Participation = Dublin. Gregory Hasse .
St. James - 7 classes � 3 mile zoite, 10.00 and costs: and
Bestline Products - Caroline Robert Mennen. Scaforth, $50,00 p id Varley, 40 in a 30 mile
Walton - 3 classes Thompson. R.R.2, Scaforth and and costs for having an unsafe zoite 10. ' and costs.
Scaforth P.S. - 13 classes Mary Sicmon. R.R.2, Walton. load in his trailer.
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