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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1994-10-19, Page 7Seaforth Fall Fair results are listed CANNED FRUIT AND VEG Section L Strawbet Ma: L Hodgen, M. Finlayson, D. Hays; Peaches: Geruude Driscoll, Mary FinLayson: L liodgert; Pears: Mary Finlayson, L Hodgen, Susane Dick; Red Cherries: Mary Finlayson; Black Currants: Mary Finlayson, Beryl Reid, L Hodgert; Apple sauce: Beryl Reid, Mary Finlayson, Sherry McCall; Stewed Tomato: Mary Finlayson, Mary Kretzwiser, Beryl Reid; Tomato Juke: Beryl Reid, Teresa Wynja, Dorothy Hays; Chili Sauce: Gail fiugill, Mary Finlayson, Beryl Reid; Bread & Butter pickle (Sitio Salt Special): Susane Dick, Gail Hugill, Lauren Regele; Hot Dog Relish: Dorothy Hays, Gail Ilugill; Pickled Eggs (Heinz Special): Dorothy Hays, Lois Hodgen; Sweet Cucumber Pickle: Donna Bennett, Regina Whyte, Sherry McCall; Corn Relish (Sifto Salt Special): Dorothy Flays, Gertrude Driscoll; Pickled small whole onions; Dorothy Flays, Beryl Reid; Polish Dil Pickles (Bernardlne Special): L Hodgen, Beryl Reid, Dorothy Hays; Rasp- berry & Red Current ,tam (Certo Special): L. Hodgen, Mary Finlayson, Beryl Reid; Peach Jam: L. Hodgen, Litai McClure, Beryl Reid; Strawberry Freezer Jam: Joanne Flanagan, Dorothy Hays, Ilelen Toomstra; Marmelade 3 kinds fruit (Bernardino Special): L. Hodgen, Beryl Reid, Mary Finlayson: Apple Jelly (certo special): Mary Finalyson; Grape Jelly: Dorothy Bays, Joanne Flanagan, Bath Shannon; Collection Canned fruit 4 var- ieties displayed neatly: Mary Finlayson, Gertrude Driscoll; Grape Jelly: Dorothy Hays, Joanne Flanagan, Barb Shannon; Decorated gift 3 jars Jame or jelly "Family Theme": Barb Shannon, Susan Dick, Mary Finlayson. ART & CRAFT Section R Fall Flowers In garden setting: John Mogk, Elsie Mogk, John McLamon; A sun set: Karen McLamon, John McLamon, Mary Finlayson; Picture of your pet animal: John McLamon, Elsie Mogk, Johannah Valenteyn; A winter Scene: Elsie Mogk, Lori Van Wynsbergke, Mary Finlayson; Picture of a child: John Mogk, Johannah Valenteyn, Ruth Beuttenmiller, Picture of fair parade: Karen McLamon, Nancy Stewart, John Mogk; Fun In the snow: Regina Whyte, Elsie Mogk, John Mogh; Several Gener- ation of a family: John McLamon, Karen McLamon, Ruth Beuttenmiller, Fair land- scape: Karen McLamon, Loretta Dolmage, Joanne Flanagan; Picture of a babyshow at the fair: John Mogk, Elsie Mogk; Picture of a camping trip: Johanna Valenteyn, Karen McLamon, John McLamon; Family picture: Karen McLamon, Regina Whyte, Elsie Mogk; Ceramic hem stained: Mary McClure; Ceramic item glazed: Mary McClure; China Painting: Carla Dalton, Mary McClure, Pat Dalton; China Painting flowers any item: Carla Dalton, Pat Dalton, Mary McClure; China painting bird: Pat Dalton, Mary McClure, Carla Dalton; China painting any other article: Pat Dalton, Carol Reinink, Mary McClure; China Paint- ing scenery, building, trees, etc: Pat Dalton, Carol Reinink, Mary McClure; Article of smocking on chlids dress: Lori Van Wynderge; Jeweller any media: Susan Dick; Karen McLaren, Ilelen Toomito; Handmade purse or tote: Helene Tooritro, Teresa Wynja, Susan Dick; Knitted dolly: Helen Toomato; Magnetic frig: Ilelen Toomato, Teresa Wynja, Barb Shannon; Hand painting on sawbiade: Loretta Dolmage, Ann Kling•Furry; Christmas tree decorator (knit or croch): Ruth Beuttenmiller, Susan Dick, Helen Toornato; Christmas tree decoration: Susanne Dick, Ilelen Toomato, Ruth Beuttenmiller; Christ• mas tree centrepiece: Ruth Beuttenmiller, Christmas gift wrapped parcel: Barb Shannon, Ruth Beuttenmiller, Susane Dick; Door Flanging any media: Teresa Wynja, Barb Shannon, Ruth Beuttenmiller, D,'cor- ated article seasonal theme: Ruth Bcuttenrnillcr; Dress colla Teresa Wynja, Ruth Bcuttenmillcr, Ilcler�Toonstra; Folk Art: Ruth Beuttenmiller, Ilelen Toomstra, Elaine Brown; Stuffed Toy: Teresa Wynja, Brenda Ernpy, Ruth Beuttenmiller, Cro- cheted dolly: Teresa Wynja, Nolen Toonstra, Ruth Beuttenmiller; Recycled article: Helen Toomstra, Susane Dick, Ruth I3cuttenmiller; Plastic mesh article: Susane Dick, llcicn 'i'oomstra, Teresa Wynja; Novelty article: Anita McClure, Teresa Wynja, Ruth I3cuttenmiller; Article using a lathe: Boyd Driscoll; Wooden moneybank: Tom Shannon; Any article of wood carving: Charles Perkins, Ruth Beuttenmiller, Tom Shannon; Wood frame for plcture collec- tors plate: Ruth Beuttenmiller, Any other project from wood: Boyd Driscoll, Torn Shannon, Ruth Beuttenmiller. FLORAL Section S Calcndulas, 3 blooms: Anna Dolmage, Mary Finlayson; Chrysanthemums, 3 sprays: Lois Hodgen, Joanne llannigan, Mary Finlayson; Marigold, best display any slze: Helen McNaughton, Wade Broome; Petunia: llcicn McNaughton, Dorothy flays, Gertie Driscoll; Petunia double, 3 stems: Flelen McNaughton, Pansies: Helen McNaughton, Mary Finlayson, Wade Broome; Rose: Helen McNaughton, Mary Finlayson, Wade Broome; Rose 1 bloom: Agnes Lammerant, Helen McNaughton, Wade Broome; Gladlolles, 3 spikes: Wade Broome; African Violet: Anna Dolmage, Donna Bennett, Junetettel; Baby tears: Helen McNaughton; Rare house plant: June Zettel, Helen McNaughton, Gertrude Driscoll; Indoor hanging plans: June Zettcl, Ilelen McNaughton; Outdoor handing plant: Mary Finlayson, Genic Driscoll, Ilelen McNaughton; Cactus collection: Ann Dolmage, Vivian Newnham, lido) McNaughton; Ivy any variety: Jean Drager, Helen McNaughton, George Wilson; Begonia fancy leafed: Helen McNaughton, Jean Drager; Geranium: llcicn McNaughton, Teresa Wynja, Genie Driscoll; Halloween Table Centre: llcicn McNaughton; Tea for two: Llcirn McNaughton, Henle/5rfioo�L3rtiiii [tick; Fos -every Yours: l tclen McNaughton, Genie Driscoll; Flower arrangement In kitchen utenscl: Helen McNaughton; Susan Dick, TIM CUMMING PHOTO AN APPLE A DAY... - Twelve -year-old Tracy LaCroix, of Seaforth, gets her face wet as she bobs for apples at the Hensall District Co-op booth at the Seaforth Fall Fair. Gertie Driscoll; Coffee Break: Ilelen McNaughton, Susan Dick, Loretta Dolmage; Thanksgiving Day: Anna Dolmage, Helen McNaughton; Decorated grapevine wreath: Anna Dolmage, Helen McNaughton; Once around: Ilelen McNaughton, Susan Dick, Anna Dolmage; Basket or large vase for church: Helen McNaughton; Special - Scaforth Horticultural Soc. most points 1-13: Ilelen McNaughton; Special - Flower Magi;, most points 24-32: Ilelen McNaughton; Special - Seaforth Jewellery Most Points: Ilelen McNaughton. ROOTS & VEG. Section K 5 tomato red: Teresa Wynja, Betty Brand, Berrie Driscoll; 5 green tomato: Jean Drager, Denise Kreutzwisor, Regina Whyte; Pint box tomato cherry type: Lois Hedgers; 5 spanlsh onion: Agnes Lammerant, Wade Broome, Regina Whyte; 1 large onion: Wade Broome, Agnes Lammerant, Regina Whyte; 5 yellow onion from dutch sets: Agnes Lammerant, Beryl Reid, George Wilson; Pt. box multipliers: Jean Drager, Wade Broome, George. Wilson; 2 cucum- bers not over 12 inches: Gail Hugill, Gertie Driscoll, Lois 'lodger% 4 cucumbers pickl- Ing not over 6 Inches: Jean Drager, Elsie Mogk, Regina Whyte; 2 ripe cucmbers, yellow: Audrey McLean, Gertie Driscoll, Mary Fotheringham; White beans pt. field variety, shelled: Gail Hugill, Anna Dolmage, Mary Fotheringham; Red Kidney beans, pt Jar drled: George Wilson; 4 pickling beets: Mary Fotheringham, Gertie Driscoll, Susan Dick; 4 table beets: Mary Fotheringham, Wade Broome, Gertie Driscoll; 4 Cyllnda beets: Audrey McLean, George Wilson; 4 long carrots: Mary Fotheringham; 4 short carrots: Mary Fotheringham, Regina Whyte, Susan Dick; 3 green peppers: Marl Fotheringham, Susan Dick, Wade Broome; 1 fall cabbage: Regina Whyte; 1 red cabbage: Mary Fotheringham; 4 cobs of field corn: Mary Fotheringham, Megan Flannigan, Gail Hugill; 1 zucchini squash: Susan Dick, Mary Krutzwiscr, Mary Fotheringham; 1 pepper squash: George Wilson, Mary Fotheringham; 1 hubbard squash: George Wilson, Mary Fotheringham; 1 butternut squash: George Wilson, Mary Fotheringham; 1 A.D.V. squashed named: George Wilson, Mary Fotheringham; 2 pie pumpkins not over 7 inches: George Wilson, Mary Fotheringham; 1 field pumpkin: Regina Whyte; Largest pumpkin: John Mogk, Elsie Mogk; Largest tomato: Audrey McLean, Wade Broome, Shawn Flannagan; Largest potato, smallest potato: Teresa Wynja, Wade Broome, Betty Brand; 1 odd shaped potato: George Wilson, Mary Fotheringham, Teresa Wynja; 1 odd shaped vegetable: Audrey McLean, Mary Kreutzwiser, Elsie Mogk; 4 qt basket red potato unwashed: Agnes Lammerant, Beryl Reid, Audrey McLean; 4 qt basket A.D.V. named: Mary Fotheringham, George Wilson, Wade Broome; Collection of Squash 4 kinds named: Mary 000cccoQcoaconcoc00000000 o Huron County's Complete E VEHICLE � o RENTAL a Headquarters E 3 Q Small & Mid-sized Cars Q Passenger & Cargo Vans, .Pickup 11 Dally; Wekljt,lVlont�ily Q insurance Rentals & More Trucks g p Free Delivery to C7 Ask about our full transportation service • CAR & TRUCK RENTALS DIvlslon of Suncoast Ford 500 Huron Rd., Godertch CALL COLLECT Mk for Helen 524-8347 — _ — — — — — ~' Huseivarna Cnamsaws poulon PRO Outdoor Power Products Oregon Saw Cham Windsor Saw Orion OBVIOUS Alternative SATELLITE SYSTEMS Satellite Systems ' Home Security Off Alt Antennas • N & Stereo Systems Economical Financing JOHN STAHLKE 25McGregaSt. P,•& Fay Stratford, Ontano 5l 9'i 271.4982 N4Z 1( 6 W.D. HOPPER AND SONS 4 Modern Rotary Rigs NEIL DURL 522-1731 271-7860 r4]r IOC sin s MATER G(NA4NTrfD SNC£ Mrtf WERE GOO Ila entsno s• PaF . �i1SEtr Masonry Seaforth Brick, Block, Stonework, ('himney Repairs, Fireplaces, Pointing Call 522-0208 527-2891, 522-0514 '. V Fotheringham, George Wilson; Garden Centre piece of vegetables: Jean Drager, Genie Driscoll; Collection of garden pro- duce 3 of each type: Wade Browne, George Wilson; Most points 1-20 - voucher Pizza Train: Mary Fotheringham; Most points in section K - 1 year sub. Huron Expositor. Mary Fotheringham; 2nd moat points special: George Wilson; Most poinu 21-42 - voucher Pizza Train: Mary Fotheringham; Most points 32-41, Seaforth Co-op: Audrey McLean. HOME ECONOMICS Section N Angel cake unked: Mary McCall, Deena Bennett, Lois Moore; Chocolate layer cake with filling & ked: Mary McCall, Lois liodgert, Donna Bennett; Banana layer cake with filling & ked: Lois Hodgert; Carrot cake Iced (layer, square): Lois Hodgen, Beryl Reid, Donna Bennett; Gumdrop cake: Pegi Perkins; / date nut loaf: Pegi Perkins, Susan Dick, Lois Hodgen; !ri lesnon loaf: Lois Hodgen, Pegi Perkins; M zucchini loaf: Donna Benneu, Susan Dick, Sherry McCall; 3 varieties of fruit bread: Lois Hodgen, Pegi Perkins; 5 chocolate brownies, Iced: Mary McCall, Meghan Flanagan, Donna Bennett; 5 spiced drop cookies with fruit & nuts: Lois Hodgen; 5 ginger cookies: Lois Hodgen; 5 oatmeal date squares: Beryl Reid, Susan Dick; 5 peanut butter cookies: Anna Dolmage, Susan Dick, Randy Gridzak; 4" piece of peach pie, lattice top: Beryl Reid; 4" piece of raisin ple: Beryl Reid; 4" piece of apple ple: Beryl Reid, Nancy Stewart, Mary McCall; 5 butter tarts with fruit: Pegi Perkins, Sherry McCall, Mary Finlayson; 5 coconut tarts: Beryl Reid; 5 scones with frult: Mary Finlayson, Gayle Hugill, Anna Dolmage; 5 bran muffin: Lois Hodgen, Meghan Flanagan, Regina Whyte; 5 oatmeal muffins: Lois Hodgert, Joanne Flanagan, Gayle Hugill; 5 oatmeal cookies: Gayle Hugill, Pegi Perkins, Lois Hodgen; 1 loaf 60% whole wheat bread: Pegi Perkins; Best Dish of Baked Bean: Barb Shannon, Donna Bennett, Dorothy Hays. HOME DEPTARTMENT Section 0 Quilt - reversible suitable for bedspread: Mary Fotheringham, Ruth Beuttenmiller, see More, page eight Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company Exeter, Ontario NOM 1S1 (Established in 1876) Provides Full Insurance Coverage tor Farm Properties New Applications Are Welcomed DIRECTORS & ADJUSTORS Larry Gardiner, R.R. 2 Staffa 345-2678 Lloyd Morrison, Mitchell 348-4589 Lome Feeney, MRchetl 348-8853 Jack Hodgert, R.R. 1 Krkton 229-6152 Joe Chaffe, R.R. 5 Mitchell 348-9705 Mchael OShea, R.R. 3 Granton 225-2600 AGENTS Bryan Laois, Clinton Wayne Maver, Exeter John Moore, Dublin Joseph Uniac, Machell 482-9310 235-1915 345-2512 348-9012 Head Office, Exeter „..,_„,,,.,--,235-0350 A refund from surplus was declared for all policy holders who qualify, are on record and In good standing as et December 31, 1993. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, October 19, 1994-7 VON NURSING SERVICES The Victorian Order of Nurses, Perth -Huron branch provide a wide range of nursing services in the community, 24 hours a day, 7 days per week! They include, but are not limited to • Assessment • I.V. Therapy • Health Teaching -private or group • Post Operative Care • Ostomy Care • Care for The Disabled and Chronically III • Shift Nursing • Pre and Post Natal Care • Palliative Care • Footcare & Health Counselling The VON Accepts Donations As a voluntary non-profit organization, the VON welcomes donations or bequests, memorials from Individuals or interested groups In the community.I VON CANADA C.III uu1 local \'is turi,ul ( tis•, ul cul P(•rtll-t 11111,11 Brom 11 fur molt. inlur111,11iun. ca ring r.bye PERTH 2nd Floor, 101 Shakespeare St., Stratford 271-7991 (Listowel 291-4611) !he VON is a non-profit and a registered charity. In the matter of the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O. 1990 Chapter 0.18, Section 32. NOTICE OF PASSING OF BY-LAW TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Seaforth passed By -Law Number 36-1994, on the llth day of October 1994, under The Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter 0.18, Section 32. AN EXPLANATION of the purpose and effect of the by-law, describing the lands to which the by-law applies, is provided below. The complete by-law is available for inspection at my office during regular office hours. - Dated at the Town of Seaforth, this llth day of October 1994. JAMES CROCKER, AMCT CLERK -TREASURER 72 MAIN STREET SOUTH SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1W0 - THE CORPORATION OF THE • t •tt{1:,: , ,-1_'i ts'norSBl TOWN OF SEAFORTH BY-LAW NO. 36-1994 By-law 36-1994 has the following purpose and effect: 1. By -Law 36 -1994 repeals the designation of the land and buildings owned by Messuage Holdings Limited, and known municipally as "The Walker Residence" -38 High Street. Upon application by the Owner, and after consultation with the Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee, the Seaforth Town Council granted their con- sent to repeal the designating by-law, as thCargirliniiitint of designation was on a voluntary basis. This by-law also repeals. by-law number 12-1978 insofar as it affects lot 27 according to Registered Plan No. 387, Subject to Easement, of the said Town of Seaforth. 1 GLEN SAWS RR 1113 Clinton Over 40 Years c Service / DependebrlNjr W. Gordon Glen Home 482-9292 233-3175,j L. McGRATH PLUMBING AND HEATING INC. Seaforth 522-0493 Larry McGrath tcercedNow 8GsFix Call Today! Clean...Efficient ..Natural Gas un,nnra HEATING Installation Service Repairs ears 4.1MIPAn JIM ANDERSON CASEY VAN BAKE. 7.• c. n., -W Inc. 9 PLAN OF THE WEEK PLAN NO. GL -623 13 - IDEAL STARTER HOME This compact home is ideal for those just starting out. At 25'-0" wide and only 42'-0" deep, this home will fit on a variety of lots. 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