Huron Expositor, 1999-11-03, Page 6S --THE HURON EXPOSITOR, Novernber 3, 1999
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Seaforth Fall Fair Results
Oven Mitts or Po
Holders, Ruth Squire. Jean
1 crocheted. Ruth Squire.
Anna DoImage Article of
Flynn, Helena Torlrnstra
Christmas Runner
'handmade). Ruth Squire
Special, most points classes
IO•I8, 4nna f)oImage
Special, most points in
classes 19-23, Ruth Squire
Baby afghan, knitted
'teres? Wynia. Bea Dykstra
Thelma f)nugherry Bahr
afghan, crocheted, (iladys
Richardson. Helena
Tuornstra, Anna i)nlmage
Baby bonnet and sweater
knitted, Laurie Bowman.
Helena Toornstra. Thelma
Dougherty. Roby shawl.
knitted, Helena Tnor,n.tr,i
Baby suit or dress, knitted,
Helena Toor.n,tra. B.ettn
Brand Child's novelty
slippers; knitted. Helena
7oorn,tra iverna. Hao.ekin,
\.1art'rrc J Iym.irl l'hifd's
knitted helmet or toque•and
mitts, Betty.
Wvnla. Anna 'Dolmage
Child's hooded sweater.
knitted, Betty Brand. lere,a
\4ynla. Helena T<.orn,tra
:Adult cardigan sweater,
(yerna- Haw kin,. Laurie
Bowanan. Child's Fair isle
sweater, knitted, Lauri.
Bowman. f:t '. Bran,J.
Teresa Wcni.) Crocheted
vest. Helen -a Toorn,tra
adult slippers. knitted..
Helena Tru'rn,tr:;.
'Wy nla, Ann t Doi mage
.
:Adult hat or toque. knitted,
Betty Brand. Teresa
Man's dress cocks, knitted.
Bette Rrarjd.',Bea
Teri.,a Ws.nta. Man's work
socks, knitted. He .,
Toornstra. 13ca Dvk,tra.
Teresa•.' - Wy-nia. n(Eil'I'S
Pullover; knitted.. 1•. err:a
Ffawkins.,Helena Toorn.Ira.
Lauri, Bowman. Boss
pultos-er, knitted', Betty
Brand. Helena Ttiorn,=r...
Teresa \V nia 'Adult Fair
;isle sweater, knit; ,Betty
Brand. Tracey Eekerr..
ldult's pullover, knitted.
horn.' Haw kips. Laurie
Bowman. Helene Tournstra.
Bedspread. crochet, Helena
'Toorn.tra. J.tny -other
knitted article. lyerna
Hawkins. Laurie Bi,%%man.
F elcria h,fin.tra..;t,ny other
crocheted article. Helena-
Toornstra. L \�illramsl,n..
E3ca Dy k,t•ra.. Halloween
Costume. Linda N.1'.
Tracey Eckert. Jean Flynn
Vest. Jean Els nn. Gladys
-Richardson. [.intda \ceh
Store bought sweatshirt or
t•shirt, decorated. Teresa
\V nta, Laurie _Bow Man. J.an
F 1y nn Set of 3 .Christmas
parcel hags. Ruth Squirt
iartitrie • Da? man
Nightshirt or Nightgown.
Jean Flynn Decorated t.ug
_
Day man .:Afghan. knitted,
Bea Dykstra Afghan,
knitting, other than afghan,
Helena Toornstra. Bea
Dykstra. 'Iverna Hawkins.
Article of crochet. other
than afghan.. Mary
Finlayson. Teresa Wynja.
Helena Tnornstra
Needlepoint on plastic
mesh, Teresa Wyn)a. Betty
Brand. Helena T(iornstra: Tea
Cniy, Ruth Squire. Bea
Dykstra Helena Tr,ornstra.
Crocheted Cushion, Ruth
, Squire. Bea Dykstra. Helena
Tpornstra Knitted slippers,
, Helena Tonrnstra, Bea
1)vk:tr-s. Teresa Wynla
Cushion, other than
crochet or knit. Gladys
Richar:Ison. Anna Dolrr,age.
Mary Finlayson:
Handwritten .poem, f verna
Flawkin:. Mary Finlayson.
f1•.'cna Tnnrnstra
Grandchild's Picture in
Homemade' Picture in
homemade frame, Ruth
Sg6are. Teresa Wy nia, Ivema
f1 t akin, Cohered clothes
hanger. Bea [ ksrra. R::rh
. r. 'tar;, Fintaysiin. Best
darning of an old sock,
i. Rea Dykstra.
Hobby article, kerma
Hawk.:, FI:._r: T;(lrnsrra.
R i -: Oven door
finger towel. Helena
T orri--�. Bett•. Brand. Ruth
S•pirc. Special, most points
class57-51. Ri.h
Dykstra Tomatoes. red.
Bei firanl.. Regi Whyte.
Teresa Wy ilia, Green
tomatoes. Re_; WWhpte. •Beer .
BrJnt. Sil,ar1 Dick Cherry
type tomatoes. Re2!
Trace•. F -kc-' Spanish
onions. C :c-•. k. ,_, .Yellow
onions from dutch sets.
Mar.-klerner. T:r Wynja.
, NJultiplier onions, Area
Di,I;;-.a_.. Teresa W•.-33
Cucumhers. pickling,
D mak.
Re.;; �� Yellow'
cucumbers. Ga H._
Learine l"an D k Soma
Beans, Ma-.
Ar -1
%kite Beans. C R,'ci.'
Asn- i
Pickling
beets. Cheryl R. _s Mary
Fotherinzharn
Dy.k Table. beets,
Rock. Mary M. \ian
Fother•n•- i -um. Long carrots.
Cheryl Rock.
Kiigs'ur Short carrot:,
Susan Dick. Tracey E.k:
Cher.y: Rttck. Green
peppers. Rc_ih!,t.. Gall
Hu:I-! Fall cabbage. Re_z•
W-hytc. Red cabbage, Re_.
W'htc Cobs of field corn.
Anna Dolma_;./Gail Huu
Leanne Van Ds: Zucchini
squash.`Susan Dick. Gal
Hugrl'. E'• k ' Ki!_�iwr
Pepper .quash, Eyelyn
Dia W • Buttertt'ut
squash. 1 . ; Vain [) k
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Any other variety squash,
Susan Dick. Evelyn Kilgour:
Pie pumpkins, Leanne Van
Dyk. Field pumpkin, Gail
Hugiil. Reg) Whyte. Largest
pumpkin. Gail Hugiil. Regi
Whyte. Largest tomato,
Regi Whyte Largest potato
and smallest potato. Cheryl
Rock. Leanne Van Dyk. Odd
shaped potato. Betty' Brand.
Anna Dolmage. Cheryl.
Rock. ..Odd shaped
•vegetable, Mary Merner.
Evelyn .Kilgour. • Anna
Dolmage • Yukon fold
Potatoes, Teresa •Wyn;a.
Leanne Van Dyk. Red
potatoes. Cheryl Rock. Regi
White Any other variety
potato, .Ger.ritt Wynla.
Collection. of tomatoes.
.anna Dolmage. Garden
centrepiece in' wicker
container. Regi • Whyte.
Collection of garden
produce, Leanne Van Dyk.
Special. most points section
K. Cheryl Rock; Special,.
second highest points
Section K. Gail Hiig:ll.
Special.. most points in•
•classes 1-20. Cheryl Rock
and Regi :Whyte tied
Special. most points classes
21-1. Rett Whyte. Special.
most points in classes 2-
.42, Reg) Whyte Calendulas.
lean Flynn. Anna Dolmage..
- Mary Merner.
Chrysanthemums. Regina
Whyte. Susan Dick. Martina
Bi-); Marigold. best display..
Marina Bos. Mary Merner
Petunia. -single. Martina
[30i. •\,Ejry Merner. Debra
Wart Zinnia. Maiy Merrier
Snapdragons. Teresa Wynla.
Spill!, Dick.. Rose. Loii
• Hodgert. _Martina Bias!. Mar,.
Merner Rose in rose howE..•
H1.d Terf. Martina Bos.•
Diann. Wood, Sedum.
Marra Bos. W-; ndv Carrie.
;Rei;r,a Wn.t-e impatiens.
• Anna Doimage. Martina Bos:
Miry • •Mer_ner African
Violet.,Teresa Wvna..Ltary•
\ferner: Rare house plant.
ar`• . Mettler. . ' anna
13 -,mase. Laurie. B,.<wman.
Indoorhanging plant.
Re n -a Whsle O.utdoot'
hanging plant; Retina
Whyte.. Cactus collection
and/or succulents. Anna
Do[ma_e. Ivy. Ma "Merrier: --
Geranium. T_ :,i Wyna.
"Churning Butter" an
arrangement in shades •of
yellow, Regina Whyte. Mary
Merner. Martina Bos "Tea
for Two" an arrangement
in a cup and saucer, Regina
Whyte. Martina Bos. Debra
Ward. Mary- Merner.
"Cooking in the Kitchen"
an arrangement in kitchen
utensil, Martina Bns, Mary
Merner, Regina Whyte.
"Happy Thanksgiving" an
arrangement using wood,
weeds. wild flowers. cut
flowers. Anna Dolmage.
Martina Fins- Mary Merner.
-Coffee Break". an
arrangement for a man. in
a coffee cup, Martina Bos.
Regina Whyte. Debra Ward.
-Trick or Treat" an
arrangement for - a
Halloween centrepiece.
Regina Whyte. Mary Merner.
Deh-i Ward Decorated
grapevine wreath. Anna
Dotmagr_. Martina Bos.
Linda Meeh. Tanis Van Der
\Itolen. -Wedding Bells" a
basket or large vase of
flowers for church setting, .
Martina Bos Arrangement
of mixed cut flowers. Mary
Merner, Janette Homes.
Special, most points classes
1-12. Martina Bos. Special,
most points classes 13-22.
Mary Merner Special, most
points classes 23-31.
Martina Bos Special. most
points in all classes, Martina ,
Bos An edible necklace.
Erica Beuermann. lordi)n
Currie. Derein Murray
Kelsey Ecker' Decorated
hard boiled egg. Sara
Kramer;. Michael Kramer,
A snack for Santa. J, rJan
Cu7r.e Holly Brae se-.
Jame; • B_.!. -•nano
Marshmallow, creepy
crawly 'critter. An.tela
Beuernian.r.. ,A ,: c ‘.itlrra:
Ca;s;.1v F' i'a c, A
'Kr.)mer; Oatmeal chip
cookies. Tricia Delchiaro.
Cor, - Dawe . Kimhe'riv•
hfurra•.. Clad Van D'4
Banana muffins. Tact
De'ci• it . Adam Brucker:
K.n Fer!v Marr iy .,Cory'
Da x.. Mattiew .Shannon
Trail mix in a container
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Van \I .�. Brett Vim
Dy < ' Elea' 1.- Marra?
Dianne M --i, Brownies.
Tyler Van Der \dvlen. Kirst)e.
C ime. Hcainer Murray. Brett
Van Dyk Squares. Ty»er
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Advertising Doesn't Work
Part Three
kdvertitiing Joesn • 41,rK
That is .'ustness
doesn t work.: [1 your busi-
ness Joesnt work then
find out what part of rt dues-
n't work. If your advertising
doesn't work let . Lind 'int
what component of your
advertising doesn't work.:
.Advertising is maiic'up vt
two'paris:. the message and
the delivery svtitem. W'htch
part Jidn t work' I Watch it
Thts sounds like a trick
question' Could he you may
have to take some responsi-
bility here:!
Let us take a look at the
delivery system. You con-
tracted with the newspaper
to deliver your message to t
number of paid subscnhcrs
at a spectticcost. Did they
fulfill.their part of the
tract .' • : -
OK, that-meetns, there- n-
nothing. wrung with the
lit. I7ur ad ntctnpt i :1
t 1iecis c uur •ri : as
E.en'he .vi,r t Id •n he
yUfid . in-.'esincn.
The Dumbest i,cus yllu have
n .tm id •• pack minim!
s0t-4ntli11catien. \ 't`utri
.. ares .It'i ut yi711 r'le 'ill`.
Bare iihiut hem•cites.
What. n i ir•ne' •
it 'also\ I Aute mule .k:If to
110rrn !!e,
Attracting -ll :l mets ai • a.
much Moiler
. Inunic.du )il •h'd u11t-citing
something .s In in id tikes .1
toaster o.mtut171111c:It1)r.
Advertising bWdy• .4l•rt.
[stir perception 71 •s nt:tncr • v
WI it works depends ,y0 .sur
-_ rpectation Ind our •kt 11
.esei n ,:reaung rnessage•
that arork. Vic .an�u1n-
munrcatc `nut t :s the level
tjf skill He bring n) the .
prucsshul.,dsgtcrines what
we: are able to accomplish - •
delivery system. If the through ailv�rt)>mg:
delivery.system.worked then - • Fortunately the roost unpur-
the problem must be with - cant thing -advertising can do
the message. takes the least amOunt of
When.someonc:s ad docsn t happens
work it usually means his or • trom even the poorest ativer-
her expectations didn t meet usement, It lets them -know -
their skill level. • we are here. ••The trick is to
Advertising always works . develop tffniugh trial and
and it always does at least error: a level of skill that will
one of five things. The .live permit us to become master •
things an ad can do are posi- - communicators. 1, rt worth
lion, inform, attract eus- - the eltim' Let me 3ut it this
toners, sell product and pro- way. Effective cornmuntca-
vide self -gratification. All tion is the only thing that
ads do at (east one thing. creates demand. What do '
They position. Good ads do. you think'
two or more of the five The -Business Ductur is
things; Great adsiti ;-'-, vattabte-for-annual-meet-
attract customers' and or sell. ings & sales conventions. -
So which of the tive things •
i