The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1978-09-28, Page 8.s Established 1876 McKILLOP McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HEAD OFFICE: 10 MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT Mrs. Margaret Sharp. Sec. Treas., Ph. 527-0400.. FULL COVERAGE Fara) and Urban Properties Fire, Windstorm, Liability, Theft Various Floater Coverages Homeowner's ,Tenant's Package, Composite Dwelling Directdrs and Adjusters Ken Carnochan, R.R.ft4, Seaforth 527-1545 Lavern Godkin, R.q.111, Walton 527-1877 Ross Leonhard', R.R. tI1 , 'Bornholm 345-2234 John McEwing, R.R.N1, Blyth 523-9390 Stanley Mcllwain, R.R.N2, Goderich 524-7051 Donald McKercher, R.R.N1, Dublin 527-1837 John A. Taylor, R.R.N1, Brucefield 481-7527 N.Trewirtha, Box 661, Clinton 49,2-7593 Stuart Wilson,- R.R.N1, Brucefield 527-0687 AGENTS James Keys, R.R.N1, Seaforth 527-0467 Wm. Leiper, 11,11.111, Londesboro Steve J. Murray, R.R.N5, Seaforth 5:135.-2T2 CALL AN AGENT OR THE OFFICE Ptease Check Your SUBSCRIPTION Expiry Date HERE'S HOW EXAMPLE Mr. Doe's subscription. Doe; Milani P. - - expires the first of December 1978. The digit R.R.6 Walton, 10 the right indicates the Ont. Dec. 1-0-9-8 your of expiry. Please watch the dote on your label and renew before your stibscription:expires„ the 7Atitt,on (bcpositor 527-0240 •Seaforth Starter Motor 1971-76 Vega and Astre, all - engine sizes... 3195 4179 emtholve tutes .1971-76 Chevrolet & Pontiac V8 350, 400 Orange Engine... Exchange. ' 30,9510 39:95. Full price, 36.45 to 52.70 71-76 Pinto, Bobcat, 4-cyl Exch 32.95; Full ... 42.70 Regulator 1964.76 Ford & Mercury, all models, all engines.. 699 84§ 1970-76 Dodge &' Plymouth 6-cyl & V8 (except 100Amp) Exch. ,.. 14.95; Full , 19.45 1968-73 Winn 510 models With 1600 eng, Exchange ... 19.95; Full price .... 22.45. Brodhagen PH: •343-2941 Savings for Do-lt- Yourselfers Dwell and Tach Tester A.. Detects wear in distributor shaft & bearing -plate. For 4, 6 & 6-cyl; 6 or 12V, 25-1039. Regular 921.95 DC-Powered Timing Light B. Elf:jmpact plastic housing; printed circuit interior. With spare bulb. 12- Volt, 25-2012. Regular $25.95 Inductive DC Timing Light C. Professional type unit recommend- ed for electronic ignition. Solid-state with xenon tube. Regular 53715 . Sale Prices in effect until Sat, est pets in ribbons Chuck wagon races Friday at the fair attracted a crowd a r^ a e (Continued from Page 7 .) Lemon Pie; Christine Tremeer. Raisin Pie: Mrs. Dorothy Townsend Mary Fotheringham. Apple Ple: Christine Tremeer, Mrs. DorathyTownsend Butter Tarts : Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs. Dorothy Townsend- Mrs: D. Kelly. Tea Biscuits: Mrs. Q, McInnes, Christine Tremeer. Bran Muffins: -Jean Stewart, Yvonne Hammersley , • Mrs. Dan McInnes. Cake mix' with imagination not iced: Loretta Dolmage. three ways of serving hamburger: Christine Tremeer, Mrs. Wm. Dolm- age. `Chocolate Cake Sgecial: Lois Hodgert, Mrs. Derathy -Townsend. Chocolate Cake Special: Lois Hodgart, Mrs. Dorothy Townsend. Baked Beans: Annie Allan, Mrs. Dorothy Townsend, Christine Tremeer. Floral Exhibit Begonia: Dorothy Marquis. Celosia: Dorothy Marquis, Mrs. Dan McInnes. Dahlia Cactus: Ruth Papple, Mrs. -A. Jamieson. Dahlia Semi-Cartus: Ruth Papple. Marigold African:- Dorothy- Marquis. Marigold French: Mrs. Dan McInnis, Mrs. A. Jamieson, •: Petunia: Annie Allen, Mrs. Dan McInnes. ' Petunia Double: Dorothy Marquis. Zi'hnia Pampam: Mrs. • A. Jamieson: Roses Florebunda: Mrs. J. Ma:twain. Roses 3 blooms: Mrs, J. McLlwain. Roses Peace: Mrs. J. McLlwain, Hazel Hildebrand, Lois Hodgert African Violet: Mrs. Lillian Evans. Collection of 5 miniature plants: Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. A Rare Plant Correctly Named: Mrs. Bert Evans, Elizabeth A. Stewart, Gale Turnbull. Miniature arrangement: Mrs. J. McLiwain, Annie Allan, Hazel Hilde- brand. A Canadian Thankgiving: Mrs. H. McLlwain, Annie( Allan. Hospital arrangement: Hazel Hild- brand, Annie Allan. Floral Arrangenment: Annie Allan. -2 Colour arrangement: Annie 'Allan. Baby Floral Arrangement: Annie Allan. Basket of Assorted Dahlia: Ruth Papple. Basket of Assorted Annuals Annie Allan. Beelestisnrangernent-e4-9kutlett-& Section 35 to 45 Mrs. Annie Allan. MacLeans Spode! $2.00 Mrs. John McLlwain. Simpson Seers $10.00, Dorothy Marquis pt, 1-35. Innes Innes Hodgert Crafts `110.00 voucher for Seaforth Im- ports for most point in Section R. Mra Trewartha landscape at dusk: Ruthann Lone, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Still Life: 'Joanne Boven, Velvet Cushion: Mrs. Ross Tre- wartha, Mrs. Marie Campbell, Mrs. Percy Adams. Luncheon Cloth: Kathleen Cuthill, Marie 'Campbell, Pat Wright. Luncheon cloth 45": Eva Haines, Marie Campbell, Mrs. R. Trewartha. Table cloth: Marie Campbell, Pat Wright, Mrs. R. Trewartha. • Placemats: Mrs. D. Whines, Mrs. R. Trewartha, Pat Wright. L... Dresser Scarf: Mrs. Bill Flynn, Mrs: R. Trewartha, at Wright Doillies: Mrs. R. Trewartha, Mrs. Marie Campbell, Pat Wright. Pillowroses: Mrs. 'Eva Haines, Mrs. Bill Flynn, Mrs. R. Trewartha. _Painted Quilt: Mrs. B. Flynn, Marie Campbell, Mrs. R. Trewartha. Painted Crib Quilt: Pat Wright, Mrs. Fred Boa, Marie Campbell. Painted quilt top: Mrs. R. Trewartha, Mrs: B. Flynn, Mrs. F. Boa. Apparel using fluff: Mrs. B. Flynn, Mrs. R. Trewartha. Fancy Apron: Mrs. R. Trewartha,' Pat Wright, E.E. Riley. Liquid Embroidery picture: Pat Wright, Marie Campbell, Mrs. B. Flynn. Article using Paint Puffer: Mrs. B. , Flynn, Mrs. R. Trewartha. Decorated wood plaque: Mrs. R. Trewartha. • Christmas decorations in liquid embroidery: Mrs. R. Trewartha, Pat Wright, Marie Campbell. Tole painting: Mrs. Hazel .Hilde- brand. Any article recycled: -Mrs. D. Kelly, Strathmere Lodge, Mary Fin- layson. Any article of ceramics: ,Barry Piobably anyone who' sntered their pet in the Lion's Club Pet Show at the Seaforth Fall Fair thought their pet was a winner, whether or not they took home any prize ribbons. Exhibitors who won prize with their entries were Sherri Maloney, first prize; Devin Williamson, second and Deb- -hie Dinsmore, third in the best looking cat category. Winners in the most unusal cat category were 'Debbie Henderson, Barret Cronin and Dougie Hugill. The three winning entries in the best looking rabbit category were owned by Susan Hulley, Murray Town- send and Stpehen Dolmage. The three most unusal looking rabbits were owned by. Scott Townsend, Todd Mauer and John Williamson. The best looking dog in the show was owned by Derek Cooper, with the second and third prize entries owned by Jeff Reid and Pat Moylan. The best dog which least resembled any known breed was owned by r. Daren 'Beuerman. Runners-up were owned by Mary Kathryn. Vicent, Karen Murphy and Robert Sloan. The best behaved dog was owned by Karen Campbell. The prize winning pigeon was owned by Dwight Men- neJ the second-placed pigeon was alsowned by Dwight Mennell, with Billy Stewart's entry placing third. The best entry in the fancy fowl class was owned by Darren Beuerman, with run- ners-up owned by Sherri Maloney and Bonnie Turner. The most unusual pets were owned by Sandra Sholdice, Ann McClure and Claudett Hamlip. Finally, for pet ' ow nrs whose best friend didn't quite win in any of the other events, there was the con- solation event. The winners in this category were Peter Van Dyke, Susan Hulley and Terry Kelly. Win eTihe prize winers in' the individual entry category in the Seaforth Fall Fair parade were Mitchell Lauzon, who won first prize for his clown costume; Stephanie Vanamersfoort won second for riding on horseback in the parade and David Huard was the third prize winner with. his decorated bicycle, The school who took top honors in the Grade 1-4 entries was Seaforth Public School, Grade 1.. The Seaforth Public School Grade 3 entry took second prize, S. James Separate School Grade 3 class took third prize and Walton,Public School won fourth prize. The best banner, placard, flag or pennant honors for Grades 5 to 8 were won by the Grade 5 P class of Saforth Public School. ' Second prize honors were awarded to Grade 7/8 of St. Most 4-cyl- Parts* & Labor ' Solenoid 1973-76 Chev & Pontiac VB 350, 400 Orange Engine 595 95 6 netimps 1971-76 Pinto & Bobcat, all engines (no exchange) • Full price , 3.9910 5,95 1971-76 Vega and Astre. all models, EXchange 5.95 Full price/ 6.95 James Separate School and third prize to Grades 6/7 of St. James Separate School. Fourth prize was won by Grade 4/5 of Seaforth Public School. The prize winning non- school float entered in Friday's parade belonged to the Seaforth Co-op Nursery. The second prize non-school float was entered by the Central Huron 4-H Rabbit club and the third was entered by "'teh Queen's Hotel. The best class float was ent---rl by Kindergarten students at Seaforth ' Public School. The second • prize float was entered by Grade 8 students at the school and the third prize float was entered by Grade 7 students at SEaforth Public School. ' Other priie winning entries in the parade were the Grade 7D float entered by Seaforth Public School and the Vincent FArm Sup- ply. parade entry. The Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 156, donated $40 in prizes in the parade category. Iz,Pt l k 4~cI1;1Y We also have We can handle all your FALL FERTILIZER NEEDS! Tune-Up Kits Turbo-Fire Spark Plugs Standard -C type Each Resistor-type, each . 1.17 Start with dependable Turbo- Fire plugs to help improve forinant.e & fuel economy. Champion Spark Plugs Standard-type, each .. . 1.17 Resistor-type, each.... 1.37 159° .4./99 to w installation Extra For most makes with standard equipment. Pre-stretched Poly- , ester cords for long service and dependability 14.0502X Molded Radiator Hose 169 .095 Per most 'to lioAriplications Had Pressure Cap - standard, push-button or lever-vent For most popular makes 2.29 to 2.59 OR SEPTEMBER 2p,' 1978 Young farmers on a float More fair results Vincent, Elizabeth Ann Stewart, Mrit. D. McInnes, Fabric Flowers: Mrs. H. Morenz. Macrame article: Mrs. H. Morenz. String Art: Mrs. H. Morenz, Mrs. W. Doimage. • Pried Apple:Doll: Mrs. H. Morenz. Bazaar article costing not more than 3.00.: Mot. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs. Lillian Evaris, Mary Finlayson. Tea Cosy any style: Mrs. Wm. Dolmagel Mrs. Lillian Evans, Mary Fotheringham. Needlepoint article: Ruthann Lone, Card Villumsen, Mrs. F. Boa, any other craft: Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Strathmere c/o Cheryle Dale, Mrs. Lillian Evans. Photographic: Vickey Bell, Ron Fleming, Kenneth Papple, David Jonex 10-$1.00 prizes:. Mrs. Morenz, Ruth !Dapple, David Kelly, Linda Jones, Gordon Papple, Michael. Kelly, Lanna'' Jones, Terry Kelly. Operation Lifeetyle Do you huff and puff when you run for the bus? You may share the malaise of poor physical fitness with many other Canadians. Get active - your health is at stake. Starter Drive 1963-76 CheVrolet & Pontiac, all models, all engines... 419 469 outlaw OHO 1971-76 Pinto & Bobcat, an models all engine sizes Exhh.... 5.95; Full .. 6.45 1971.76 Vega and Astre, all models, all engine sizes . AsfEkch ... 4.19; Full .4.69 For.otal Service, have our expert technicians In- stall your parts at a reasonable service charge r- Supreme- Guaranteed as long as you own your car* a t including ENGINE ANALYSIS ": Most 6-cyl Parts' •& Labor Most 8-cyl 4 '495 Parts' & Labor *Wei Supply and Install: New Turbo-Fire Spark Plugs; New Rotor; New Ignition Pdintst and New Condensers (-Mot required-en Electronic Ignition), • We Test or Check:, Compression of each cylinder; Battery; All ignition circuits; ignition coil output; High-tension leads; Starter and circuitry; Alternator output;. Voltage regulator; Distributor cap; Rotor gap voltage; Ballast resistor; Pick-up/reluctor gap; Heat riser valve; Manifold vacuum; Exhaust emission system; PCV valve; Air and fuel filters; All hoses and belts. We Adjust: Timing; Carburetor; Carburetor linkage and Dwell Angle. And we clean and inspect the battery terminals. Additional Parts and installation Extra-if required S upreme Muffler Available for most North American'I cars. Example; 1972;76 Dart, Duster, 95 Swinger, Scamp and Valiant 6-cyl . Available for most Imported m e nd many 95 Heavy-Duty Mutlle;GeL2ranteed 2 Years North American cars. Example: 72-76 Dart, Duster, Swinger, Scamp and Valiant 6.cyl „ . Ask about our low Installation Rates WEDDING INVITATIoNS THE HURON EXPOSITOR PHONE 527-0240 SEAFORTH strR lbsop- *includes: Installed TIMM-Fire Spark Plugs, Rotor, Condensert, Pointst tool required on Electronic Ignition 4.600. freampommr.r.mmonsmaNlinimpamogimme,-- Our Guarantee says it best . . * Supreme Mufflers are guaranteed against manufacturing defect, . srustout and blowout for as long as original purchaser owns the vehicle on which It Is originally installed. A muffler with a guarantee 'like that has got to be tops. And Sepreine is tripe If installed by us, shop charges are guaranteed Tor 90 days. Supreme mufflers ere available for North American makes only. Supreme Mufflers for North American Cars , 1971'-73 Chev and Canadian Pontiac 495 V8350 with 2-BBL Vegawih47id Astre 17 50 cylinder 140 engine 11 ill • 1972.74 Ford and Meteor with 1 R 9 5 V8 351 • My t!dt7t10-r7s5GAr ernmeirinic aann d 20 95 ' Hornet with 6-cyl 1973.74 Century and 495 ,1 Cutlass V8 engine with single exhaust IlL 1971-72 Chev and 1905 Canadian Pontiac 6-cyl 250 engine Sample listings only-similar low prices on other North American makes Heavy-Duty for most Imported and North AMerican Cars 1972.74 Ford and 13 9 im Meteor with V8 .60 351 engine , 1971..74 Toyota 1995 Corolla 1200 .8 1600 engine Sample listings-similar law prices on other popular makes •Wiii•VAIMUNtiNINWitengien$MMICOME-C,J=CZ' Remanufactured Parts lo SamplewocLeisstol nngost:Inly-r Si popularmilmarakes Alternator 1971-76 Pinto & Bobcat standard equip. (38-42Amp) 3 (19n m5.043641 1970-76 Dodge/Ply. 6-cyl & V8 (ex. AC & rear defogger),...ir ExCh....34.95;Full„ .40.45 1968-73 Datsun 510 with 1600 engine. Exchange .. 55.95; Full... 60.70 F. W. Tilley Ltd., Seaforth 527-1350 Most Popular Makes 295 895 to Top-quality kits include points, rotor, condenser Example .'60-74 Ford V8 except dual points . 2.95 Distributor Caps Most Standard Types 235 te G59 Example 196073 Fprd V.8 . 2.99 Distributor caps for GM HI-Energy Ignition (HEI) 5.49 to 13.95 • Motomaster Fan Belts .011:°a*AM"Ma3M188 2*391'"X‘"2"-