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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-10-05, Page 61 4. gI 5,, AMINO • ...Autumn t( aMwii l + `qt, H roq i li r ', 'pen Plowmen plus Huron's Queen of the dude p1 ced 111 the ltve•positilms (out of Furrow, Lynne Dodds of R,R M3, Seaforth 17Competitors) on Friday. . represented the; county at the International 11:0.0.1, Howatt, Belgrave repre-. plowing Match Sept. 27' - 1..''i u' 90404'Huron in the horse piowwing clad, Although+:' Lynne- did not make it, tit the Locat }people ill the' two furrow mounted Anita she was an exce nt,r'epresentative pews were 8,cv. Kenneth Lincs, Brussels; iiidd�will compete at ,in Wellington, Brian McGavin R.R, , Walton and Bevan • • County in Sept., 19 5ShaptodR.R ,'.#1, E:. r, Two junior competitors brougght honors to -Bill McAllister an - Robert McAllister, Huron. Steven Adam§, R,Rd/S,''Brussels, 15, 1LR.#2, Auburn represented Huron plow - is the Ontario Junior Champion Plowman. men in the four or more furrow class. Jeff McGavin, R.R1t4, Wilton, 15, is the Provincial Director, Neil McGavin, Walton Reserve Junior Champion. - had a . very busy week assisting the The other two junior competitors from Ottawa -Carleton committee at the tractor Nitron were Paul Dodds, 16, R.R.el, park.. l _ Seaforth and Murray Townsend, 12, R.R.#4, able we k fo the plowmen and their familieser made an Thef The four Huron contestants in the junior at Richmond near.;Ottawa. Federation of Agriculture to hold annual meeting The Huron County Federation of Agricul- ture is holding its annual meeting on Oct. 6, in the Seaforth Community Centre. Mrs. Miller is serving a deluxe smorgas- bord, dinner to start at 7 p.m. and ticket price is $10. The guest speaker for this evening is Dr. A MINI PLOWING match was held at the farm of Bruce Coleman, Tuckersmith town- ship, Tuesday, as five area farm machinery dealers gave plowing demonstrations to approximately 300 visitors to the site. The demonstration gave farmers the chance to test equipment. The dealers hope the event - will be repeated next year and will gain In popularity, (Wasslnk photo) 4-H members exercise to music Seaforth 111 4-H club met at the home of Marg Lyddiatt Sept. 27. Members discussed the club "Looking Great Feeling Great" and browsed through the manual. Only five members were present and went through quizzes e... They exercised to music and played the smart shopper game. The meeting ended after a Rutritio.us snack of muffins and lemonade. 138 Main St. Seaforth, Ont. 527=410 15%OFF ALL ITEMS \'c''MAL H�F'w`v"Ki• L PURINA HORSE PLUS: [Protein Mineral Vitamin Premix] Helps maintain extra bloom and condition on your horse. MUSCLE EASE OINTMENT: A soothing ointment for easing lameness, sprains and painful muscles. NEW—PURINA [First Day Oral Pigemia Iron] Better than a needle and more economical. These are only a few of the many items we have on display at reasonable prices. Thrgisoll°114v SALE WHITES, TINTS PAY ONLY 2499 imperial gallon flat INTERiom wLatex ALL PAINT WHITES, TINTS PAY ONLY 1999 • imperial gallon WHITES, TINTS, PRIMER PAY lry99 Imperial ONLY • gallon Hem—Premium Quality Paint from Sherwin Williams SHERWIf wiltams Sunday morning worship at Htuttnview Ed Stdea was 'cyan was held is the chappeel with a, ` good Thursday afternoon,' ler dellger the arts ce; b d° Pick w e ar' o., audience .with,hie orBam, playing. a +4t{ ReveF n VF i In ii 4 9 + Elms Henderson .rind MOP* • M elle priday Aftv13to6n some of tie rasidentsv un a• dust were busy` Modelling objects from dough enjoyed a alocilll hekt in, the auditorium' they were pahptbtt and when finished, looked esday afternoon, folk from Special Care when the pieces suers. Brie and hardened, Plano music wilts played byr'Frenk Blasett. „may decorative. . Wednesday morning, about 15,,residents boarded the van to go on a mystery tour. Don't forget the Autumn Tea and.'Bszaar No knewxactiY where w were' oing which is t1eLJg, held in Inc a ditoritlm e e an enjoyed ° Wednesday. t. 2. on the way. While there were still 'displayin man beautiful and htttaadn stalks of corn in the fields much of the harvest seemed to be done. TO our surprise, articles. Baked goods will be for sa1e,)always we reached the Knotty Pine Inn where we. • an interestingtable. So come everyone, stopped and had a dinner. From there we bring a Friend, browse around and gnjtry a went on to London and had a scenic view of cup of tea with your Neighbour. the city. Everyone remarked what a glorious day it had been. Some residents were We extend a warm welcome *6 Mho perhaps a bit tired, but generally, it was a We George of Goderich, who has come refreshing outing, thanks to Jane and to reside at Huronview. Evelyn - Fall Fair penny sale winners but'° ada south d g Ott. 1 Therewill be tables Y Items In knitted wear and lovely crocheted Freeman McEwan, Dean of Ontario Agricul- tural College, Guelph, His topic will be on the direction of Future education at the college. Please come and enjoy an interesting evening, with the Huron County Federation of Agriculture. 2caps, Vincent Farm Tire, Betty Mecuda, 51 Newbury; 1 cap, Hyland Seeds, Equipment, Michael DeCorte;1 rap and 1 toy tractor, Vin- cent Farm Equipment, Karen Coleman; ceramic milk pitcher, Ken and Perla Carnochan, Jennifer Binnendyk; pair of pillow cases, Doris Wilson, Jessie Jones, Clinton; flower arrangement, Karen Whitmore, Leona Oldfield; $10 bill, Bones Farm Supply, Scott Townsend,; voucher for smoke detector, McKIllop Mutual Fire Insurance, Mary 5 doz. eggs, Steve Eckert Farm, 51, Monkton, Beatrioe' Anne McGrath; 2 lady's caps, Huron County Egg Campbell, Winthrop; 520 bill, Bauer Travel, Jane Anderson, 51 Londesboro; voucher for 5 doz. eggs, McIntosh Poultry Farms, Marg Dale; 10 silver dollars, Province of Ontario Savings, Jackie Melanson; voucher for 520 video tape rental, Bob & Betty's Variety Store, Lucas McMillan; 510 bill, Frank Kling Ltd., Mrs. Alex Chesney; voucher for 2 chicken dinners, Brucetleid Farmers' Dell, Olive Betties; 510 bill. Ron Driscoll, carpentry, Dorothy Butt, Egmondvlile; AM /FM portable radio, Canadian Doug Shlrray & Ken Carnochan, Audrey MCLeAn; 1 cap. Hyland Seeds, Doug Shlrray & Ken Carnochan; Jeanette Stoll; hooded sweater, Hyland Seeds, Doug Shlrray & Ken Carnochan, Wayne Dolmage; 2 coffee muga, Pioneer Seeds, Harold Pryce, Dealer, Jenny VanHerk,115 Mitchell; Producers, Mrs. A. Vandeban; 2 lady's caps, Huron' County egg Producers, Derek Cooper; 2 lady's caps, Huron County Egg Producers, Chris Stevenson, 02 Brussels. Crocheted cradle with doll, Donna Broadfoot, Laura McKercherrel , Dublin; salt box, Tom Papal°, auctioneer, Sharon Craig, 51 Walton; tall wreath, Kenneth R. Campbell Farms Ltd., Jack McLachlan, 113, }Given., STOKELYS FANCY 14 HOLEY POD PEAS. CREAME STYLE COBE, CUT GREEN OR WAX BEANS OR 12 OZ. WHOLE KERNEL CORN /♦► MIX C • OR MATCH59 TIN NEILSON VENETIAN VANILLA ICE CREAM VANILLA ONLY 0 LITRE TUB • KRAFT ONION OR DILL CHIP DIP C SIZE , 8 Oz.99 JELL -O - .TELLY POWDERS ASSORTED FLAVOURS 853/99c MRS. SMITHS PMPKIN PIES U FROZEN - READY TO BAKE OUR REG. 2.29 680 g SIZE 139• HOSTESS POTATO CHIPS REGULAR. CRINKLE. SALT & VINEGAR. `` HOT BARBO. SOUR CREAM & ONION. T ,00°. EXTRA CRISP. RIDGIES. SOUR CREAM & BACON OR KETCHUP 200 g PKG. REGULAR, FILTER OR AUTO DRIP MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE ' 369 g 9 • WESTONS BROWN 8r. ..SER ~ OR SOFT &'CRUSTY ROLLS PKG. OF 12 SPEC L . �. a / SPECIAL C �, SPECIAL -./COCA-COLA OR REGULAR CAFFEINE SPRITE 750 mL PLUS 30C (2 BOTTLE DEPOSIT DIET( COKE OR FREE VAR.) SPECiAL TAB SPECIAL JELLIED OR WHOLE OCEAN SPRAY. : 1, CRANBERRIES 14 Oz. TIN 9/0 POLSKI.OGORKI GARLIC OR 110 GARLIC McDILLS LARENS L 1.39 REGULAR 011 RUM T. BRANDY MAPLE LEAF MINCEMEAT 24 oz. �. 99 CONCORD OR WHITE WELCHSCLOLIVES GRAPE JUICE 1L 1.99 . 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KRAFT STICK STYLE BRICK CHEESE 227 91.19 y �1',tf' �i��^'f ,s>^, 'T'cd x ? KRAFT BACON OR Ptlz* OVEN MELTS 2 9129 1>�2` �L' 'S"� �$ :<�.� x 04 EDAM, GOUDA, MOZZARELLA HAVARTI ' BADEN CHEESE 227 9 1.69 �R°s . S P �DL�•{�`'.'.,' .,4 � a, > u . E.D. SMITH GARDEN COCKTAIL ww C 28 02. GRANMYS BUTTER WESTONS WHOLE WHEAT WESTONS BREAD COUNTRY HEARTH GRANDMA MARTIN 4 VARIETIES GREEN GIANT GLASS TARTS ' 10'5 1.29 BREAD 875 n 79# STUFFING 310 91.19 PIE SHELLS 3 9 f . S9 454 fj VEGETABLES SauCE FROZEN FP02EN 99 ,� 9 m MELLOW MILD ' 49 APPLE 19 OI. DELICIOUS MONIACA CREAMED KRAFT FINE OMIT EVAPORATED Lee 67 L 99 BLUEBERRIES ,9 eZ. I BLU BER COTTAGE CHEESE 500a 1.49 SWISS CHEESE STICK 227 g .3 CARNATION MILK 385 ml SH MIEPABFA Kt. ORA, WER PLUS WN*TE SWAN WHITE OR COLOURED '!r0 77# CHERRY t9 oz. �•;� FRENCHS MUSTARD 750 mL If 9 TAMPAX TAMPONS a0 a 399 SERVIETTES 60 SH ITE YINO FAVOURITE CHEF BRAND 1r i7i S A HI L99 PLASTIC 990 SARAN WRAP 15 m PUMPKIN ,s �• i9 WRAP 25 FT. 99' GIERRIES 250 mt. FOIL BRETON CRACKERS 225 a 1.29 C BARET CRACKER 200 a f �, PROr) CE SPECIAL PRICES IN EF!ECT UNTIL CLOSING SATURDAY OCT Bf,TH 1.0.0SMITHS TOMATO CLAM * n COCKTAIL 29 02. f.1 -where to buy HILDEBRAND PAINT & PAPER "INTERIOR & EXTERIOR DECORATORS" 16 Main St. Seaforth 627-1840 HIGHWAY NO, a THESE SPECIALS AVAILABLE GODERICH ONLY IN:- MON.. TU/s. •TOS P.M. WBD.. THURS., PRI.. • TO • P.M. SAT. ISIS TO • P.M. 1 4) INTERSECTION HWY. NO.4 AND W WINGNAM 75 WALLACE AVE. N. MON., TUIS., WED. • • TO Il P.M. THURS., PRI. • TO • P.M. SAT. aria TO • P.M. EXETER LISTOWEL M