The Huron Expositor, 1978-09-28, Page 7FEES
20 Session Course '25
10 Session Course s15
Less than 10 Session '10
Credit courses :300°
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
YOU pays your rnoney...kids at the midway
of
frie HUR EXPOSITOR„ S
forth fair winners
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Sewing and Needlework
Quilt cotton; Mrs. Freda Boa, Mrs.
H. MorenZ.
Quilt practical: Mrs. H. Morenz,
Mrs. Freda Boa, Mrs. Mary Ft:riling-
son.
Quilt hand stitched applique: Mrs.
Freda,Boa, Mrs. Jim Cron In, Mrs.
Robert McMichael.
Quilt pieced: 'Mrs. Robt.
McMichael. •
Quilt reversible: Mrs. Freda 130a,•
Mrs. E.E. Riley.
Quilt sultatNe for boy's ofigirl's
room Mrs. Freda Boa, Mrs. E.E.
Riley, Mrs. Jim Conin.
Mrs. Dallas Quilt special: Mrs.
Freda Boa,, Mrs. Dorthy Marquis.
Mat: Alfred Knight, Mrs. E.E.
Riley.
Mat hooked: Mr. Alfred Knight,
Mrs. E.E. Riley.
Cushion patchwork: Mrs.' Wm.
Dolmage, Mrs. E. Alley, Alfred
Knight.
Cushion round: Mrs. Wm. Dolm-
age, gale Turnbull, Alfred Knight.
Floor cushion: Dinah Sills, Mary
Neville, Mrs, Wm. DOImage.
Cushion needlepoint: Mrs. H.
Morenz, Mrs. Alfred Knight.,
..----04Afghan, crocheted: Mrs. Robt.
McMichael, Mrs. Doreen Goadwin,
Mrs, Freda Boa.
Afghan s knilted: Mrs. Robt.
McMlottael, Dinah-illerN1rs.
People.
Afghan, any ther kind:, Dinah Sills,
Mrs. Freda Boa.
Matched-set of doilies; Mrs. Freda
Boa.
Dresser scarf! Mrs. "Freda Boa,
Mrs. Percy Adams.
1 pillow case cross-stitch design:
Grace Scott ,,(Sam), Mrs. Olive Peo-
ple:Mrs. Robt. McMichael.
1 pillow case: Mrs. Freda Boa,
Mrs. Olive Papule, Mrs. Lillian
Evans. '
1 pillow case suitable for child's
room: Mrs. Lillian Evans, Mrs.
E.E.RIley, Mrs. Mary FotherIngham,
Baby set sweater: Mrs: Olive
Papple, Lois Hodgert, Mary Neville
Pram Set Knitted: Mary Neville,
Mrs, Olive People,
Childs toque and mittens: Mrs.
John Bell,,Mrs. Olive Papple, Mary
Neville.
Child's knitted slippers: Mary
Neville, Mrs. Freda Boa,, Mrs. Olive
Papule.
Hat Misses or Ladies crochet: Mrs..
H. Morenz, Mrs. Freda Boa, Pat,
Wright,. •
Ladies poncho or cape: Mrs. Robt.
McMichael, Mrs. When Evans, Mrs.
Freda Boa. •
Ladies modern cardigan or jacket:
Mrs. Olive People. • •
Ladies shawl knitted; Mrs. Olive
Papple, Mary Neville, Mrs; Wm.
Dolmage.
Mitts adult.knitted: Mrs. H.
Morenz, Mrs-. Olive Papule, Mrs.
Freda Boa.
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Tocide for man or '1§5F-ii-nTlied:
Mary Neville, Mrg. Olive People,
Mrs. H. Morenz.
Sox, man's fine: Mrs. H, Morenz,
MiF9 NeVille, Mrs. Freda Boa.
Any other_ knitted article: Mrs.
Rebt. McMichael, Pam Soontlens,'
Mrs-Olive People.
Any crocheted article; Mrs. Freda
Boa, Mrs. Olive People, Mrs. 'Wm.
Doirnage. •
Girls Jumper Mrs. Eva Haines
.slacks:. Mrs. Evailaines.-
Child's Jump suit: Mrs. Eva
Haines.
Lingerie: Lois Hodgert, Mrs. Mary
fothingham, Mrs. Eva Haines; •
Misses or ladieS jacket'. Mrs. H.
Blouse: Mrs. Eva Haines, Mrs. H.
Morenz. '
Loungewear: Mrs. Eva. Haines,
Mrs. H. Morenz. •
Ladles dress: Kathleen Cuthill,
Hazel Hilderbrand .
2 Qi•tilt .-blsks,- Mrs., Sam Scott,
Mrs. Sarah Dick. '
Article of Knitting: Mrs. Robt.
McMichael, Mrs. Sarah Dick, Mary
Aviritilec.le of crocheting: Mrs. Robt.
McMichael, Mrs. Sarah Dick, Mrs.
Carrie MoGavin.
Article of'embroidery: Mrs, Robt.
McMichael, Mrs. Sarah Dick, Mrs.
Sam Scott.
Apron: E.E. Riley, • Mrs. Percy
Adams.
'Riley.....
Ma: lfred Knight, Mrs. F.E.
Quilt: rs. Robt McMichaeil,.Sarah
Dick, E. Riley.
Junior Work quilting: Doris
McClure, Shirley mcClure, Sandra
Regele.
Article crocheting; Janet Drager,
Heather McLean, Carlle Boose.
Children Flowers
Seaforth Jeweller's Prize Terry
Gray • Simpson Sears P•ize Glenda
Beuerman.
Pansies; Nancy Taylor, Bryan
Coleman, Terry Gray, Murray Town-
s'end, Matt Townsend.
Sweet Pegs: Heathe'r McLean,
Scott Discoll, Patricia Rimmer, Shelly
Driscoll,' Terry Gray.
Gladioli: Murray Townsend, Brad
Falconer, Bryan Coleman, Patty
Coleman, Shelly Driscoll.
Asters: Brad Falconer, Terry Gray,.
Scott Driscoll, Heather McLean,
Patricia Rimmer. .
Marigold: Terry Gray, Lisa Beut-
tenmiller, Brad Beuttenmiller Cheryl
Read.
MarigoldFrench Terry. Gray, Deb-
bie Campbell, David Campbell, Rob.
Sloan.
Zinnias: Kevin Coleman, Jeff
Hoelscher, Wendy Hoelscher, Tracy . Read, Cheryl Read.
Zinnias Large: David McLiwain,
Scott' Driscoll, Debbie Campbell,
Brad Falconer, Cathy Palin.
Dahlias: Brad Beuttenmiller.
Kevin Coleman, Rob Sloan, Lisa
Beutteriller ; Brad Falcone,
Dahlias: Kevin Coleman, Denise
- Morey, ANN Marie Malone, Lynn
Nigh,
Cosmos: Julie Townsend, Matt
Townsend, Michael Schoonderwoerd,
Terry Gray, Lisa Beuttenmiller
Arrangement In a coffee mug:
Sherry Lynn Coleman, Jennifer
Huglii, Kevin Coleman, Lisa Beutten-
miller, Patricia Rimmer.
' Petunias Double: Terry Gray, Lisa
Beuttenmiller , Donna Godkin.
Petunius single:- Jeff Hoelscher,
Jennifer Hugill, Wayne Regele, Judy
Coupland, Shelly Driscoll.
..,,,dons: "•- .d
Beuttenmilk Lisa .Beuttenrniiier.
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Dining Table Centre Flowers: David
McLlwain, . 1 ! • Scott
Driscoll, Lisa Beuitenmidern Heather
McLean.
Floral Mat; David McLiwain. Scott
Driscoll, Shelly Driscoll, LISP. Beut-
tenmiller, David Campbell.'
Red & White Arrangement; Shelly
Driscoll, David McLlwain,' Scott'
Driscoll, Donna Godkin, Cathy' Pall n,
Roses: Scott Driscoll, Shelly
Driscoll, David McLlwain, Wendy
Hoelscher, Lisa Beuttenmiller
Floribunda. Roses: David
McLiwain, Shelly Driscoll, . Scott
Driscoll,
Bachelor i,iitton; Te•rvtlrev. Brad
liaffinrrililer Lisa Beuttenmiller.
Debbie naolOb(41
Flo,,er arrangement' Glenda
Beuerr,ian, David McLiwain, Brad
Falconer, Matt Townsend, Scott
Townsend.
Baking Contest
Maple Cream: Ron Fleming, Mrs.
.0""s Papple, Mrs. Dorothy
Townsend P-ta Mny Ian.
Chocolate Fudge- Yvonne Ham-
mersley, Ron, Fleming. Olive Papple,
Mrs. Parothy.TONnsvid
Chocolate Brownies: Christine
Trerneer, Olive .PaPPie, Mrs. :1%
Whyte.
Peanut Butter Cookies: Olive Papi ,
pie, Mrs. D. Keitey, Rita Mpylen,,
Oatmeal Cookies, rolled: Olfilg,
Papple.
Date Squares; Grape BrOacIfOato,
Mary FOrtharlagharr• Loretta'
Dolmage; Mrs. CierothiTTownsend '
Pumpkin Pie: Mary Fothi...:rgtlarn.
Cherry Pie: Ma6,Fotheringhani.
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SHADES OF AL CAPONE —, This frightening
lookini character is of of the Seaforth Public
Schoolstudents who dressed in Roaring 20's
- style for the Seaforth Fall Fair parade on
Friday., (Expositor Photo)
posit r
Stepdancers ThursdaY night at fair
4.
already filled,
will be allowed for academic
ks. •
ENROLMENT.
THE HURQN COUNTY.BOARD...„OFEDUCATION
EVENING- CLASSES
STARTING DATE FOR MONDAY EVENING CLASSES WILL BE MON., OCT. 2, 1978
1 • All classes will begin-during the week of October 2
2 . Advance registration is desirable and may be made by phoning or visiting the school.
3. Late registration will be accepted on opening night if class
4. Classes will be held weekly, generally from 8-10 p.
5. One credit toward a Graduation or Honour Graduation Dipl
courses completed.
Materials far prorects.mtist be supplied by students, Students must purchaie required text bo
"SOME COURSES MAY' HAVE TO BE CANCELLED IF INSUFFICIENT INTEREST IS INDICATED BY
IF THERE IS SUFFICIENT DEMAND, OTHER COURSES MAY BE:ARRANGED "
CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL CLINTON-PH
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NE 482-3471
MONDAY NIGHT
-Bookkeeping (20. weeks)
Bridge (10 weeks)
Ceramics - Advanced (10 weeks)
Drafting 200 (Credit) (75 hrs.)
Drafting - General (10 weeks)
Furniture Refinishing (10 -weeks
Hairdressing 410 weeks)
Men's Fitness (10 weeks)
MONDAY NIGHT
Liquid Embroidery (20 weeks)
Oil Painting - General (20 weeks)
(Above courses held at Brussels
Public School)
TUESDAY NIGHT
Bookkeeping for Farmers &
Small Businesses (10 weeks)
Bridge for Beginners. (10 weeks)
Cake Decorating - Basic (8
weeks)
Pottery (10 weeks)
Stretch Sewing Beginner's (10
weeks )'
Stretch Sewing' - Advanced (10
weeks)
Tap Dancing (20 weeks)
TUESDAY -NIGHT
Art (10 weeks)
Growing as Parents (10 weeks)
Ladies Auto • Mechanics (10
weeks)
Pilot Ground School '(20 weeks)
Pottery Without a Wheel- (10
weeks)
Spinning and Dyeing (10 weeks)
Standard First Aid (8 weeks)
WEDNESDAVNIGHT
Auto Mechanics General (20
weeks)
Auto Mechanics - Beginners (10
weeks)
Ceramics - Beginners (10 weeks)
First Aid (8 weeks)
• Hunter Safety (10' weeks)
Japanese Embroidery (10 weeks)
Sewing - basic (10 weeks)
Typewriting (20 weeks)
Welding (10 weeks)
Ladies Fun and Fitness ,(10
weeks)
Raku (Pottery) (10 weeks)
Upholstery • General (20 weeks)
Woodworking - General (20
weeks)•
Liquid Embroidery (20 weeks)
TO START WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER 1st
Oil Painting•Beginners
Women's Fitness (to weekt).
WEDNESDAY NIGHT •
Budget Cooking (10 weeks)
Chess for Fun (10 weeks)
Crocheting (10 weeks)
• Electricity for. Beginners (10
weeks)
Flower Arranging (10 weeks
weeks)
Oil Painting•Advanced (20
weeks)
TO START WEDNESDAY
JANUARY
Energy SourCes (9
Macrame (10 weeks)
Metric Conversion (6 weeks)
Shorthand (20 weeks)
Small Engine Repair (10 weeks)
THURSDAY NIGHT.
Badminton - Beginners
(8'weeks)
TO START MONDAY,
APRIL 9th
Golf for Beginners (8 weeks)
(10 weeks)
Stretch Knit FabricS•Beginners
TO START THURSDAY,
APRIL 12th
Stretch Knit Fabrics-Advanced
(10 weeks)
•
Alternate,
weeks)
Ceramics (10 weeks)
(20 Ladies Fitness (10 weeks)
F.E. MADILL SECONDARY SCHOOL WINGHAM-.PHONE 357-1800
4144-444
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GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE ISTITUTE GODERICH-PHONE 524-7353
MONDAY NIGHT
Art (20 weeks)
Badminton (10 weeks)
Bridge-Beginners (10 weeks)
Gymnastics for
Elementary Students (10 weeks)
Judo-Beginners-Junior
8,-Senior (20 weeks)
Liquid. Embroidery (20 weeks)
Money Management' (5 weeks),
Sewing Basic (20 weeks)
TUESDAY NIGHT
Basketball (20 weeks)
Home Decorating (5 weeks)
Needlework (10 weeks)
Photography (10 weeks) • •
Sewing-Intermediate- (20 weeks)
Typewriting-Advanced (10
weeks)
Woodworking "20 weeks)
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Creative Writing (15 weeks)
Ladies' Sports Night (10 weeks)
Macrame-Beginners (8 weeks)
Men's Sports Night (10 weeks)
Sewing-Advanced (20 weeks)
THURSDAY NIGHT
Judo-Advanced
Junior & Senior (20 weeks)
Stretch gewing-P4sik(10 weeks)..
TO BEGIN IN JANUARY
Alternate Energy Sources (8
weeks)
Badminton (10 weeks)
Bridge•Intermediate (10 weeks)
Golf (10 weeks)
Stretch Sewing•Advanced (10
weeks)
TO BEGIN IN MARCH
Gardening (5 weeks)
Tennis (5 weeks)
NOTE: CLASSES AT GODERICH
DISTRICT COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE BEGIN AT ,
7:30 P.M.
SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL SEAFORTH-PHONE 527-0380 , '04 U.11 01oLDIfto Ira Do Pomo Nome.. Moos
THAT MEANS:
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• Greatly Prolonged Engine Life
• Greatly Reduced "Operating Costs..
Greatly linproved-Performance
(VIRTUALLY FRICTION-FREE ENGINE OPERATION)
SIMPLY POUR TMT INTO YOUR CRANKCASE AND YOUR ENGINE TAKE'S
OVER. FOR THE NEXT SEVERAL 1-IUNDRED MILES, THE CIRCULATING OIL
ACTS AS THE TEFLON CARRIER, GRADUALLY .DEPOSITING A HARD,
MICRO-THIN PERMANENT COATING Ok THE INNER SURFACES -OF YOUR
ENGINE.
TMT IS APPLIED AT ONCE.
It IS A ONE TIME, PERMANENT ENGINE"TREATMENT.
IE IT DOESN'T DO EXACTLY WHAT WE SAY IT DOES:WE-WILL AT ANY
TIME REFUND YOUR FULL PURCHASE PRICE...TRY -IT. ENGINE FRICTION IS
ALL YOU'VE GOT TO LOSE.
• 1. "._••• • as VrterIll
Photography (10 weeks)
Quilting (10 weeks) ,
Typing (10 weeks) '
TUESDAY NIGHT
Fi•Im Society (alternate
Tuesdays for 20 weeks)
MONDAY:01111,
Badminton (20
j
eeks)
Furn, inishing (20 weeks)
MONDAY NIGHT
Accounting 300 (Credit) (75 .
.hours )
Badminton for Adults (10 weeks •
equipMent may be rented or
purchased
Chemistry 550 (Credit) (75 hours)
Cross Country Skiing-Beginners
(10 weeks)
English 340 (Credit)(75 hours)
Mathematics , 140 (Credit) (75
hours)
Motor -Vehicle Mechanics (10
Weeks)
Pottery (10 weeks)
Off-Loom Weaving (10 weeks)
Oil Painting (10 weeks)
Liquid 'Embroidery (20 weeks)
Macrame (10 weeks)
Decorative Tube Painting (20
weeks) '
English 240 (Credit) (75 hours)
English 551 (Credit) (75 hours
Fitness and Weight Control for
Men & Women (10 weeks)
Flower Arranging (5 weeks)
Girls' Gymnastics-Ages 6-18 (10
weeks)
Needlepoint and Bargello 110
weeks)
Sewing • Men'S Pants and Shirts
(10 weeks)
woldino 340 (Credit) (75 hours)
sewing and Tailoring (10 weeks)
THURSDAY NIGHT
Men's Basketbiall (20 weeks)
THURSDAY NIGHT
Accounting 550 (Credit) (75
hours)
Canadian Law 400 ..(Credit) (75
hours)
Ceramics (20 weeks)
English 35'0 (Credit) (75 hours)
English 440 (Credit) (75 hours)
Gourmet Cooking (10 weeks)
Mathematics 240 (Credit) (75
hours)
Powder Puff Mechanics (10
weeks)
Science 240 (Credit) (75 hours)
Sewing-Beginners (20 weeks)
° Yoga.lritermediate (10 weeks)
YOU CAN (,BUY 1140.AT THE$0.DEALERs;
Arthie's Sunoco Geralds Datsun
Seefeeth The Ice Box, iiensall Seaforth
bectiet Enquiries Y Phone 527-1502
Quilting (5 weeks)
Sewing Ages 10.14 (6:30 p.m.
Woodworking (10 weeks)
Yoga Beginners (10 weeks)
TUESDAY NIGHT :
Computer Science 400 (Credit)'
(75 hours)
"First Aid St. John (10 weeks)
Lingerie (10 Weeks) (8:30 p.m.)
Matheniatics 550 (Credit) (75
hours)
Pitman Shorthand-Beginners (20
weeks)
Pitinan shorthand,Ad4nced (20,
weeks)
Science for the Home (5 sessions)
Tailoring - Men's Women'S and
Childrert's .Coat or Blazer (10
weeks) 6:30 p.m.
Typing 100' (Credit) (75 hours)
Weaving (ID weeks)
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Consumer Education 100 (Credit)
(75 hours)
Crois Country Skiing•
Intermediate (10 weeks)
(Note: First class will be held
December -6th)
GET READY fOR THE-HOCKEY--SEASON WITH DRY LAND HOCKEY TRAINING' beginning MONDAY, OCTOBER 2
and CONTINUING NIGHTLY FOR TWO WEEKS. COST $10.00. MUST REGISTER• IN ADVANCE FOR THIS COURSE.
SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL EXETER -PHONE 235-0880 .
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