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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1980-09-25, Page 6HE HURON EXPOSITOR; SEPTEMBER 25 1080 In! • Contiotted frOTO pa:ge I. • CANNEOFRUIT & VEGETABLE Mrs, LaVern GOdkin„ Mrs. Wm. 7 DelMage., Carol Ann Lostell, Pe,Lavern G Peaches,, Irene KellY, rs;s Pears, Mrs, Lavern Godkin, Mrs, Wan Evans, Mrs. Joyce Ribey; Plums, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs, Lillian Evans, Mrs. Irene Kelly, Red Raspberries, Mrs. 'Lavern' G6:1W, Mrs. L. Evan, Mrs. Wm. Doimage. Fruit Cocktail, \Joyce Ribey, Irene Kelly, Gail Hugel, Whole Tomatoes, Joyce hiugill, Lauren° Regele, Mrs. Lillian Evans. • Tomato Juice, Mrs. Laverne Hugill, Lois Hodgert, Lill.lan Evans. Chill Sauce, Mrs, Annie Allan. Mrs. Helen Knott:, Mrs. Mary Fotheringham. Bread and Butter x Pickles, Gail Hugill, Joyce HugIII. Mary --Fotheringharm— Icicle Pickles, Mary Fotheringham, Mrs, Olive Papple, Debra Jamieson. Pickled Beans, Joyce Hugill, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Grace Broadfoot. Hot Dog Relish, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Mrs. Mary Fotheringham, Mrs. Joyce Riley. Pickled Corn Cobs, Joyce Hugel, ,Lois Hodgert, Mrs'. Wm. Dolmage. Dill Pickles Sweet, Grace Broad fopt , Christian Tremeer, Laurene Regale, Pear Marmalade, Joyce Hugill, Carol Ann Lostell, None. Simpson Sear $10 voucher for most points classes 9-15 Mrs. Joyce Hugill. Peach Jan, Beatrice .Fleming, Mrs. Laverne Godkin, Joan Stewart. Strawberry Jam cooked. Karen Cronin, Joan Stewart, Mrs. Wm, Dolmage. Raspberry Jam Cooked, Joan Stewart, Della Bennett., Rowena Wallace. Apple Jelly, Joan Stewart, Carol Ann Lostell. Grape Jelly, Hazel Hildebrand, Irene Kelly, Mrs. Laverne Godkin. Any other variety jam or Jelly labelled. Joyce Ha9Ill. Della Benett. Lilllan Evans. Collection of canned fruit (6 pints). Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Laverne Godkin. 3 Jars of lam or Jelly decoaried for Christmas. Della Benoit, Hazel Hildebrand, Mrs L. Evans. Doug and Gail Schroeder $10.00 voucher tq new exhibitor with most points in classes 1 to 24_Joyce Ribey Carol Ann Lostell, tied ELEMENTARY COOKING *, , 6 bean muttons Marianne Moylan. Bernadette Ginty, Tracey Gowan. Linda DeJong Tea Biscuit's, Janice Carter. Denise Williamson, Kevin Williamson, Jennifer Hugel 6 squares unbaked grades 4,5,6 Vicki Gordon. Peter Vanslyke. Sterven Schroeder, Joan Dodds 6-2.5 cm plain maple cream 1 udge Vicki Tremeer. But Tremoor Jennifer Hugel, Jodie Hugel 6 cupcakea decorated for a party. Murry Townsend, Tracey Bosnian, Tony Van Loon, Kevin VVitilamson Nutritions' and attractive School lunch with container Scott Tovmsend, Pain Campbell. Matt Townsend, Leanne Whitmore Date -loaf. grade,. 6, 7. ,8, Ann McCiuro, Paul Dodds. Joan Dodds. NLary Hunt 6 plain peanut butter emitted Mary. Ryan, Jeff Ako, Ann McClure, Kevin Williamson THOSE BEAUTIFUL GtRLS—The eight contestants who 'competed for --- the honor of- M iss-Seaforth-F-a1-1-Fair-Queen -we relback-row-,---teft-to-right)--- Doris McClure, representing the Canadian Foresters; Lisa Newey, representing Seaforth Lioness.Club; Eileen Connolly, representing the Kippen East W.I.; Diane Van Dooren, for the New Canadian Club and Becky Bannerman for thq Seaforth Lions Club. The three finalists selected were Lynn Henderson, runner-up, representing the Seaforth District High School Students' Council; Carolyn Wilson, Seaforth Fall Fair Queen and Parh Carnochan, second runner-up, representing .the Seaforth Optimists. • (Photo by Ellis} School winners ELEMENTARY EGGS 21/2 doz. whits eggs, Ann VVilson, 22 dos white eggs. Ann, Wilson, Tammy Taylor, Peter Menheere. Tracy Taylor. ELEMENTARY VEGETABLES Four garden carrots short, Michael Cronin, Jeff Gemmell, Davtd Cronin, Cheryl Ann Storey 3 etIcIng cucumbers, 17 5 cm. long or over Donna Godkin, William ------Fcrthertngham ;Tim -Fritz-, 'Kim -Prez Four pickling, beets,.,Kris . Gemmell, 'Jeff Reid. Chery'*' A., StoreY, Steven Johnson Four Spanish onions, with skin on, Pam Finlayson, Crystal Whyte, Pam Axtman, Jeanne Saldwar Four garden carrots long. David Cronin, Michael Cronin, Pam Fotheringham, Barbara Fotheringham 5 pickling cucumbers undr 7 5 cm stem Gray Godkln, Nancy Godkin, Donna .Godkin, Steven Fritz. Four table beets, Brent Whitmore, Brent Pallenson, Jeff Reid, Scott Townsend. Four cooking onions with skins on Jeff Gemmell, Kris Gemmel!, Donna Godkin, Mark MacDonald. Five red, ripe tomatoes, with stems on Blair Beuerman Debbie Barry, Craig Hackwell, Doris Glanville Ten potatoes any variety in suitable box :4gal-exhibitors Jennifer Hugill, Lori Hetherington, Heather M Fischer, Adams Two green cabbages, David McLlwain, Blair Beuerman, Crystal Whyte, Danny McNaughton Two pepper squash. Matt Townsend, Brad Falconer, Danny McNaughton, Crystal Whyte • Ten potatoes any variety sitable box , boy exhibitor. David Cronin, Jonathan Hugill, Douglas' Hugili, Michael Cronin ANNO NCEMENT DR. DAVID SOUTHCOTT has taken the place of Dr. Charles T.B. Moyo who is on' Sabbatical leave.Dr.Southcott will take full time practice in Seaforth for an indefinite period. Dr. Southcott is a graduate of University of Western Ontario and post graduate work in Ottawa.• BUY NOW & SAVE! AND GET THIS GENERAL (ID ELECTRIC REBATE OFFER! OFFER ENDS Ott OCTOBER 1460 SAVE $7000 on the pair UP -DATE YOUR LAUNDRY AND SAVE TOO WITH THIS S70.00 REBATE DIRECT FROM GENERAL * E LE CT R IC Appliances ON THE PURCHASE OF THIS TOP FEATURED AUTOMATIC WASHER and Matching AUTOMATIC DRYER Both 'Rh waste,' and dryer are loaded with features that veal make your washday truly automatic Seven Wash cycles mint waSh system. F,Iter flo wash action Versatronic 'Touchdry six drying cycles and large capacity tub and drum rnakes this the best of iaundry pairs it's a really top value and even better with the GE DIRECT REBATE _ • VOrEN PURCHASED SEPARATELY YOU GET SAO 00 RW1E014 WAVER $30 MOM ROYER C EIN-NOW AND SEE HOW YOU TOO CAN SAVE ON THIS , .00 ANILLOTHER G -E QUALITY APPUANCES. OUANTMES LIMITED! FRANK -0- KLING Ltd, General Electric Dealer for over 40 years. SEAFORTH 527-1320 Two pie .pumpkin, 17.5 cm. In diameter, • Stephen• Ryan. Jeff Gemmel!, Susan Stewart, Laurie Bell. Largest pumpkin, Sherri Maloney, Wm. Fotheringham, Adam Davies, Jadie Hugill. 3 ears popping corn. Jodie Hugill, Cragi Haakwell, Wm. F theringham, Jennifer Hugill. Largest squash, Jennifer Hugi , Steven Johnson, Doris Glanville, Barbara Fotherihgbein. 3 ears sweet table corn. Michael Cronin; Gary Godkin, Nancy Godkln, Donna Godkla. Two sunflower ' heads, Andrew Kennedy, Michael Axtman, Mary Lou Stewart, Jennifer Huglil, 3 specimen gourds stems on Klen Connoll, Steven • Johnson, Leanne Dolmage, Wm Fortheringham A vegetable man Gr K -3. -Andrew Kennedy, Adam Davies, David Kennedy, Heather McKercher. A toy made frpm vegotatile (pr 4-6) Pam Pryce, Mike Schondervroerd Krista Smell, Anno PalInson. Special Top Notch Feeds. 2nd highest number of points, $3.00 Jeff Gemmel!. David Cronin. Jennifer Hugill A table centerpiece made from vegetable. Garonne DeCarte, Brad F alc&ler Special Seatorth, Farmers Co-op offers a cash prize of $5 CO for mast .points in section A classes 1-23 Michael Cronin PET SHOW Beat looking cal. Laurie Heihertngton, John Murray, Natalie Swirkes. John Murray Mast unusual cat. Derek Baird, Katrina SwIrkils, Sandra Matrialty. Tracy tayfor Best locking rabbit Murray Townsend Andy Maloney, Andrea Ribey John Miller Mare elnusuai rabbit, Brian Whyte Sandra Winans,. Ctreid Jones. Murray Townsend Bead -locking dog Carle and Corey Raker Pat fvtoytart. Darterve Glartvete, Susan Stevrart Best dog least resembt any breed Keen Moony. Natalie Swirkits. Jason Rodney latist beloved d.oet. Ccateen lJngarta.n. Oatea Glanyitte Becky Carnahan AM, freed C5e02l. Jttri Darngvil. Mary Lau Smwan. Shevey Niche:son. Direl Bellerrnan Fancy fowl S.,hei)a Ma!oney Pauf Mal twain Sherri Ma:CrneY Ertc Harrysori Mast LtrtIrsual Pet Gatti Glany'ltO, Chad Carlson Lana Jones C,onsolatlen event Joey Smith Feabbie Simpson Darren Beeerman PUG POSTER CONTEST S11 Award St Ceturnban Seaferth Putlrc individual Award Uncle Van DA Mvchai Ketty Mary NA -Money ELENIETARY.CRAFTS Exhibit five Lego Go 3-6 Mrhata Scheonaeremerci Gorden 0 DW per. Sherr, malariey. Anne Robinson A Novelty button coliection with sayings Anne Rabin -son Cheryl Regale mrthael Ketty Peter varislyke A serviette oat[ection grade 5-6 Peter vanstyke Vicki Gra-don Chanyi Rac.19 Sandra Wi;scri ero;eyt turned on tame Grade 7 8 Barry \Anoent Greg -BennAnes Dave McL;wain Brune Tay,gr A erniect made trnrn wand rkade 7 and 8 Garry God], a Grant Ross C).'e Aprelkis;oUtwia,:iadn epatrr' nmcrstzav grade 7 arid 8 Gran' Pass T0114 Brace Tav'or Pau Dodds An article e coax's' Grade 7 inn, 8 Dave Mri, Ron Finmysen Todd Dca; Ef'doe Saest An aricte cf ctath ^g rntheui vaper Gr 7 Kathy T-urnbAso Ann McC;ure Susan Ball Joarokart'er An artree of cothing w,rn roper Gr 8 Brenda Pullman Sandra H One eeecreomni article gr 7 Brenda Piliiman Linda E,t-s Joann. Carter Brenda WeseiTherg A macrame artdi0 gr 68 Darter'. Macre Ann Ryan Brenda Pta'man Mark Ryar, usefto SLI'at",^e trii. a got ye 6-8 Jeanne Carter Kathy Turnbuil Pale eteedeasim David VVhyte One efiltIOG7EY aolve41 go 6-1 Debbie Core Dwain Osborne A painted exture p1 favaur,te pet gr 1 and 2 Kate Paapte Tracy Papple. Tracy &aback M cheue McGowan. Jessica Menelle An articte of pasta art mounted Murray Whyte. Japan Schenerd- weerd Kate People An article of pasta and mounted gr 4-6, Michael Schonerchrroerd Jane Panel() The results of the ele- mentary flower competition will be published in Twit week's Expositor, as will the results of the Western Horse Show. - HOME ECONOMICS Loaf while bread, entire crtzt. yeaat Haler Connell. Olive Pappte Edith McMillan Leaf brown tread, entire crust yeast, Hazes Hildebrand Olive Papal.. Helen Gorman COM trult bread entire crust, yeast Helen Connell Olive Paaa:e. Beatrice Remus g Six CES:Per, Loaf bans ram yeast Boatrito rternina Edith McMillan More fair results next week, Helen ,Con eat, . • , , ..... ,,,,, 01 ett:ePt4s11H54,100051:nfAiscoi thintL'enSWel7poinetrts..yini.nesi.atigisU7ted. Angel Cake. unIced..Litilan Helen Connell, Beatrice Fleming, Choeelatef layer cake, with filling and iced. Beatrice Fleming, Grace Campbell, 40e.n..Ste,wart.. Banana "Layer Cake. And Filling lc wlil(a.cireHeo Chgert. Joan Stewart. AnenCi'elifon cake any flavour. Beatrice Flerning, Helen Connell, Carol Lostell. Special Arva Floer Mills donates a 24 lb. bay of pasty flour Division of class 7. Name Lois Hogert. Dark fruit cake antire crust. Grace Campbell. „Clive heel°, Beatrice Orriglhntgfrult cake entire crust. Grace Campbell. ar01 Lostell, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. . Date and nut loaf, R. Campbell, ',Grace eroadfoot, Anne Wallace. Carrot Loaf, Mary Fotheringham. .....B.eatrioe Fleming, Gail Hull. Pumpkin Loaf, R. Campbell. Grace Broadfoot, Mary 'Foiheringbam, Applesauce Cake, Carol Lostell. Joan Stewart, Beatrice Fleming. Special: Weston Bakery Ltd. donates a grocery voucher for $7.00. Most point in classes 5 to 14 Beatrice Fleming. Maple Cream. Approx. V2 lb. Kathy Flnlyson, Olive Papple, Beatrice Fleming, Chocolate fudge approx. V2 lb. Beatrice Fleming,. Lillian Evana, Olive Papple. Seven Chocolate brownies iced. Beatrice Fleming, R. Campbell, Joan Stewart. Seven baked peanut butter cookies. Linda Jones, Mary Fotheringham, Margaret Whitmore. Seven baked oatmeal cookies. rolled.. Gall Hugill, Linda Jones, Beatrice Fleming. Seven oatmeal date squares. Joyce Ribey, Annie Allan, Grace Broadfoot. Special. Seaforth Creamey Ltd. oRlifbeerys.5 lbs. Elm grove Dairy Spread for Best Oatmeal Date Squares Joyce Special Arva Flour 24 lbbag to winner of rnest"painte In T716 20 Linda Jones. Pumpkin Pie. Joyce Ribey, Joyce Hugill, Carol Lostell Cherry ple, lattice top, red Carol Lostell, Joan Stewart, Joyce Hugel Raisin, Pie, Helen Connell, Carol lostell, Joyce Ribey. Apple pie, no spice Beatrice Fleming, Helen Connell, Carol 14)3Stpeil Special Arva Flour donates 24 lb bag of pastry flour to winner of most points in classes 21 to 24 Carol L°3l° Il Seven butter tarts Gail Hugel, Grace Broadfool. Joyce Hugel Seven baked Jam tarts. Mrs Wm Dolmage, Joan Stewart. Beatrice Fleming Special Seaforth Creamery offers 5 Ib Elmgrove Dairy Spread for best butter tarts Gall Hugill Seven Tea Biscuits. Helen Connell. - Olive Papple. Joyce Hugel BeaSeven Stan Muffins, Fleming. Joytra Magdill, Ga trico HugIll Special Seaforth Creamery offers 5 Ib Elmgrove Dairy Spread far bast bran muffins Beatrice Ficrming Wm Neilson Chocolate Cake Special Grace Campbell, Carel LmteCrisUpy Flake Beatrice Fleming, Beatrice Fleming, Gad Hugin • Sills Special. $10.00 exhibitor with most De:ants in section N Beatrice Fie/rang. $5 00 runrie.r.up Helen CA3EZtli 13i-sh Baked Roarts Annie Allan, Olive Paaate. Linda Janos ARTS & CRAFTS Still life al, Gtara Petrie, Helen Oto OI pa.vsktrvIhno any seater+ Mrs C Heten Crectiawski Old buitding any media. Susan clitm:.s.p Karen Oecichowski Clara PLs'n'tiZlex co:' -a -err wry it. any sitrbecl Heren 0:echowskr Cara Perrin Pence) sketah any sub-xcl. Mrs Clara Porrou C.21.17ccal any Subect. CZara Petrie Pastel any subter Clara Po-rie RaosCusThrL"arKtf:a17;reCtftWet1SI*73t. er 1 ,tatt-hean e'oth 45- plain Mane Webester Mrs Ross Trewartha tuncheon crest, (5" shaded, tsars Ross Trewartha. Marie Wetr)ter tat:ectath net ever 45 Marie Webster, Mrs Pass Trewartha 2 placenta's. Mrs Ross Trewartha. Marie Weeder anYt 2e bd4olel irs One dresser scarf plain. Marie W 'style. Marie Webster, Mrs. Ross Trewartha. 1 pair of pliiciw cases. Mrs. 9, Trewartha. .Marle Webster, Mrs. Lillian Evans. One painted crib 'quilt plain not quilted. Kathleen•Cuthill. Mrs. Ross Trewartha. Marie Webster. One painted quilt quilted. Marie Webster, Mrs. • Ft, • Trewartha, Kathleen CuthIll, 1 fancy apron for spee'lal occasion. Mrs, R. Trewartha, Maile Webster. PillsW picture, Marie Webster. Heather McLean. Velvet painted wall, hanging or picture. Marie Webster. Group of 3 articles using brush or suedit .on leather, fluff 5 colour or bller kote. Marie Webster, Mrs. R. Trewartha. Special Mrs, Phyllis Mitchell otters a $5.00 prize for the winner in NO. 14 Marie Webater. aiatia Pticturt:_e or awtaiell plaque kafro_8m dried mi Hildebrand, Any article of needlepoint wall hanging .or picture. Lois M. Moore. , ANy article of crewel work. Mary McLean. • Any article of ceramics. Mrs. Helen Nott, Mary McClure, Marie Webster. ' Any article of 3 latch hooking.Don C,orbett, Doris McClure, Beatrice Fierning. Bazaar article costing not more than $3.00 Mary Finlayson, Kathleen Cuthill, Beatrice Fleming. Doll dressed in mod or hippie style. Anne Dolmage. from Finlayson. u sei es s KaAtnhyleeanrtiCicieJthulisle, uMi Mary Della Bennett. Any article of macrame. Heather MeLean, Karen Whitmore, Irene Kelly. 'Collection of Handspun nature dyed Skiens. Tom Vos, Ruth Knight. Article from handspum yarns. Knitted, Crocheted Went Tom Vos, Mary McLean, Georgina Huls Woven wrpl hanging original design. Laura 'Bean, Evelyn Hardy, Norma Clayton. Special John Keir, Belgrave donates prize for winner of woven article, Tom Vos. Any other craft not listed above Mary Neville, Beatrice Flemming Mary Flalayson. Huron. Expostior Photographic Contest. David Jones, Michael Kelly, Ruth Papple, Kenneth Papple, Sharon Kelly. Photographic Contest, Linda Jones, Lana Jones, Terry Kelly Special $10.00 to exhibitor with most points In Becton R Mrs Trewartha. MoLeap, DrAger. Two muskmelons, Jean, Drager., TWo citions striped, Joan' SteWart. Two ple pumpkin 7" diameter maximum Mary ' Fotheringham, Karen Cronin, Mrs. Clara Perrle. TWo hubbard squash, Mary FortherIngham, One yelloW field pumPkih. Mrs. Percy Adams, Jean Drager, Mrs. Clara Perrie.' Three table turnips, Jean Drager 6 qt. basket red potatoes unwashed Jean Drager. Mary Finlayson, Karen Cronin, 6 qt. basket 'any 'other kind correctly named. Mary Finlayson. Lorrre Dennis. Collection of squash, five'varleties named. tv,Irs. Wm, Doimage, Joan Stewart, Mary Fotheringham. Largest Cabbage. • Mary Fortheringham. Mrs. Wm. dolmage, Jean Drager, . 'Largest Potatoes. Mr. Clara Perrle. Irene Kelly, Joan Stewart. Largest pumpkin or squash, Mrs. a7 Crochet.Rlace mat sets of 2, Mrs. Wm., 'POIMage, Mrs, Olive Papple, Mrs. Bert Evans. '• ' ' Pillowcase cross-stItched desrgn, Beatrice Fleming Mary Fotheringham,Mrs. Lillian Evans. 1 pillow case coloured or patterned crochet • Mrs. Lillian— Evans, Mary Fotheringham, * Novelty bed" pilloW, Beatrice Fleming, Shirley McClure, Doris McClure. Baby set knitted. Mrs. Lillian Evans, Mary. Neville, Mrs.. Wm. Dolmage. Bonne! or helmet with matching mittens. Pam Sooniens, Mrs. Wm. Delmage. Child's knitted toque and mittens to match. Mary Neville; Mrs. John Bell, Mrs. Pam Soontieris. Child's knitted scarf at feast 40" long. Mrs. John 13111, Mrs. Lillian Evans, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. Ladies hat and scarf set knitted. Mrs. John Bell, Grace Corbett, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. Child'a---1(7511tad—stippersT---Mary Neville, Mrs. Lillian Evans, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. I-adles crocheted slippers, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage, Jean Drager. Mrs, Lillian Evans. Mens or boys toque knitted Mrs Wm. Dolmae, Mrs. John Bell, Pam Soontiens. A duet mitts knitted Grace Corbett, Mary McLeod. Mrs. John Bell. f"- 'Men's heavy sox, Mary Neville, Girl's or boy's knitted cardigan, Mrs. Fiotit, McMichael, Mary Neville, Parn Soontiens. Knitted Vest sleeveless pullover, Pam Soontiens Mrs. Wm. Dolinage (2.. entrle with no samp(es) Special by Stewart Bros, for most points in classes 15 16, 24-36 ' )nclusive. Anna Dolmage $6.00, Mary Neville, $4,00.' Girls or ladies skirt, Amy Beckario'; Grace Corbett, Mrs, Ruth Pappie.--- Girls or ladies blouse, Mrs, Edith Nott, DoriS ,MdClure, Mrs. Linda Jones. , Girls or ladies loungewear, Mrs. ' Linda Jonea. Girls or ladles s4eet length dress, Grace Corbett, Hazel Hildebrand, Mrs. Edith Nott. Velour top up to 10 year. Amy ' Beccarlo, Mrs,. Edith Nott, Mrs. Linda Jones. Velour top teenager, size, Grace Corbett, Mrs. Linda Jones. Hostess apron. Mrs. Lillian Evans, Beatrice- Fleming, Oven mitts, Mrs. Lillian Evans. One article of knIttIng. Mary Neville, Kathleen Cuthill. One article of embroidery, Mrs. Clara Perrie. Mrs. Percy Adams: One apron any Style, Mrs. Percy Adams. • Cushion, Mrs. Percy Adams. Quilt any design new Viola Lawson. Mrs. Robt McMichael. Clara Perrie_Jo_yce_.Htsgill, Mrs, Percy Adams. Collection of garden produce 3 of each, Jean Drager, Joan Stewart. Mrs. 1,',VM. Dolmage; Special winntlr of most point one year's subscription to the Huron Expositor Mary Fotheringham HOME DEPARTMENT Quilt pieced, Linda Loomans. • Quilt practical any design tied. Helen Connell. , Quilt lined. stenciled applique Joyce Hugill. Reversible quilt 2 dolour fancy quilting, Joy,ce Huglii, Flora Dowson, Irene Finlayson. • Mat latch -hooked, Beatrice „ Fleming, Nancy Larone. Special - Seaforth Women's In- stitute for most points In classes 1-7 Joyce Hugill. 'Wall hanging latch hooked, Grace Broadfoot, Don Corbett, Beatrice Fleming. Any -article of -needlepoint other them a cushion, Mrs. Ruth Beane' Floor Cushion, Della Bennett, Mary Neville, Mrs, Olive Papple. Cushion patchwork, Mrs. Lillian Evan; Deborah_ Jamieson, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. Cushion Needlepoint, Mrs. Laverne Godkln. . Cushion fancy crochet, Mrs. Robt. McMichael, Mrs. Wm. Dolmage Afghan, crochet wool-. or wool blend, Mrs. Olive Papple, Kathleen CuthIll, Barbara Alkernacte, Afghan, Knit wool or wool blend Mary Neville, Mrs. Ullian Evans. Lap cover, crochet wool of wool blend. Mary McClure. Mrs. Wm. Dolmage. Crochet toy anima), Jean Droger, Mrs Wm. Delmooe Merchant winners There were' prize winners galore at the Seaforth Fall Fair, as area organization; and merchants held draws on a variety of prizes from handmade afghans to fuel oil. The winner of the Seaforth and District Preschool Learn, Ing Centres' grocery raffle was Robert Fotheringham. R IR 3, Seaforth. The winning ticket' was drawn by Art McNaughton of Egmondvil- le. The winner of 100 gallons of fuel oil. from Rowe Fuels, Seaforth was Earl Steel of R R 4., Seaforth. The winner of a free draw for an owl donated by Mery's Patios. Dublin was C.N. Bradley of Seaforth. The draw was made by OPP officer Jim McLeod. Margaret Tichbornc of •Goderich won a quilt made by members of the Seaforth Women's Institute. following the draw at Seaforth Fall Fair. Ken' Moore. president of the Seaforth Agricultural aociety. drew the winning ticket. The winner of a box of groceries valued at S25 was Manic McPhail of Seaforth. There were three winners in the Order of the Eastern Star draw held at the fair. Bill Gibson of Hensall won the handmade afghan and pillow in the draw, Rae Young of Wingham won one box of groceries and Doris Allen of Seaforth won the <zecond box in the draw. • APPLIANCE REPAIR° Large or small, well fix them all— ,Our repair experts will have your appliance in, tip top shape fast. Coll us to- day. 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