HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1979-10-04, Page 7SECONDARY SCHOOL
Ores!: Heather McLean; Skirt .anct
lined vett: Michelle Driscoll, tieatftet
McLean.
Drees: Dianne Godkin, of
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Skirt. DianneGpttkln Stu,IfertAnimat.
Heather McLean,
SP•clat: Lar00e-S1Q. :tor }most
Points in A section -Heather McLean.
String art: Connie Evans, Hooked
rug; Connie Evans.
Special: Crown Hardware: Ste. for
moat points in B .classes; Tied were
Connie Evans & Dianne Godkin.
,FRUITS & VEGETABLES
Tomatoes:.Hazel Hildebrand, Joan
Stewart, Mrs. Dart, Melones, Five
span's!) onions: Mrs, titan :McInnes.
Five yellow onions', firm. Dutch Sets;
Mrs- Pan Mcinne!, Lorne De
Mrs, Clara Perrle- 3 cucumbers
slicing not over 1 Mrs, Dan
McInnes. White beans, quart box,
garden variety, shelled: Mrs. Dan.
McLane, White beans, quart box,
field variety, shelled: Mary Berner -
Ingham, Mrs. Dan McInnes Butter
beans, shelled quartbox, garden
variety: Mrs, Dan McInnes, Mary
Fotheringham, Lorne Dennis,
Five table .carrots -short: Mary
Fotheringham, Mrs. Dan .McInnes,
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Dennis, Five ,e table carrots -
lOng: Mary Fotheringham,
Five pickling beets: Lorne Dennis;
Mrs, Clara •Perrle, Mrs. Dan Mc
Innes. Ffye table beets: Lorne Dennis
Mary Fotheringham; Mrs, Clara Per,
roe. 1 pt. box multiplier onions: Lorne,
Dennis. Mrs. Dan McInnes, Mrs.
Clara Perrie. Five: peppers green:
Mary Fotheringham, Mrs, Dan Mc
Innes,
Two sunflower. heads Mrs. Dan
McInnes, Two tall cabbages: Mary
Fotheringham, Mrs, Dan McInnes.
Two winter cabbages: Mrs. Dan
McInnes. Two red, cabbages; Mrs..
Dan McInnes'. •
Two pepper squash; Jean Drager,
Mrs, Dan McInnes, Joan Stewart.
Two muskmelons: Mrs. Dan McInnes.
Two citrons striped: Mrs.. Dan Mc-
Innes, Joan Stewart. Two p.le pump-
kins, 7" diameter maximum: Mrs..
Clara Petrie: Mr.s, Percy Adams, One
yellow field pumpkin: Mrs. Dan
McInnes, 3 table turnips: Mrs. Percy,
Adams, Six quart basket Irish cobbler
-potatoes unwashed: Mrs. Dan Mc
Innes; Mary Fotheringham;, Mrs,
Clara Perrie. Six quart basket Sebago
Potatoes, unwashed: Mrs: 'Dan Mc-
Innes, Lorne Dennis,, Mrs, Clara.
Perrie,:5ix quart basket red potatoes;
unwashed: Lorne. Dennis, Gail. Hugill -
Mrs, Clara Perrle. )Six quart basket.
any other kind 'Correctly named
Lorne Dennis, Mrs. Dan .:McInnes,
' Mary Fotheringham. Collection of
squash, 5 varieties named: Mrs, Dart
McInnes.
Largest cabbage: Mary Fothering-
ham. Largest potatoes; . Mrs. Clara
Perrie,,_ Lorne Dennis,, Mrs, Dan.
:McInnes. Collection p1' garden pot-
duce,.3 of each, numbers of types; & ..
quality, to be considered: Jean Drager
Mrs Wm. Drainage, Mrs, Don Kelly.
Speclal, 'Huron • Expositor: for most
points in section K:. Mrs, Dan
McInnes -Winner 87 points,
Strawberries: Mrs, Lillian Evans;
Mrs, D. Kelly, Poaches:'R. Campbell
. 'Helen Nott, Deb .Jamieson.. .Pears:
Gall Hugill, Deb Jamieson, Mrs. D.
: Kelly, Plums: Mrs', Lltllani . Evans,
Mrs, D.• Kelly. :Red Raspberries:
Mrs, Lillian Evans, Deb Jamieson,
Mrs, D. Kelly.: Fruitcocktail:.Mrs. A:
KellY,I Hu iii' Joyce Hugill,
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Whole tomatoes: Mrs. Lillian Evans,
Mrs. 'K lty, Mrs, Robt. •Ragele
Tomato Jtllce: Helen Nott, Mrs, Di
Kelly.
Chili Sauce: Helen Nott, Mrs.
Olive Papple, Mary -Fotheringham..
Bread&Butter Pickles: R. Campbell,
BrendaWhyte, Hazel Hildebrand:
. Icicle Pickles: Deb, Jamieson, Gait.
Hugill, Hazel Hildebrand: Pickled:
Beans: Hazel' Hildebrand;• Grace
Broadtoot.
• Hot Dog Relish: Hazel Hildebrand,.
'Mary Fotheringham;' Brenda Whyte.'
Pickled Corn Cobs: Lois Hodgert,
Grace''Broadfoot, Mrs. D, Kelly:
DUi pickles, sweet: Brenda Whyte,
• Hazel Hildebrand; Mrs. D. Kelly.
Pear' Marmalade: Mrs, b: Kelly;.
Helen Nott, Betty Glanville, Peach
. • Jam: Brenda Whyte, Heather Cronin;
Joan Stewart. Strawberry, jam cooked
Rowena. Wallace;, Joan Stewart ;
Mr a ele, Raspberry -0)M
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cooked Deb Jamieson Joan Stewart;
Rowena Wallace, Grape• jelly: Hazet .
Hildebrand, Mrs, 0.Kelly, Any other
variety of jam or jelly, must be
labelled: Deb Jamieson, Della Ben-
' nett, Hazel Hildebrand. Collection of
canned'fruit (pints) varieties: Lillian
Evans, Three lore of jam or jelly
decorated for, a Christmas'gifll Mrs.
D. Kelly, Hazel Hildebrand; -Lillian
Evens.
Special: Doug and Gail Schroeder
$10.00 to new exhibitor With most •
points in classes 1-24. In case of tie
money will be divided. Won by Mrs.
Leonard Janiesoh, • '
.SCHOOL EXHIBITS ;
Carrots: Jeff Benimell, Jane Papple,
William Fotheringham, Bonnie Turn-
er.. Cucumbers, 17,5 cm.: Kathy
•Rathwell,' Peter John Boven, Nancy
Taylor; Michael Schoonderwoerd, •
Four pickling beets: Barbara Pother -
Ingham, Julie Cronin. William Foth-
eringham, Adam Davies. Four span-
lsh onions with skins ol. H'elen Van
Loon, Robbie Van Loon 1<*thy Rath -
well, Nancy Taylor. Ful,.., garden
carrots, long: Paul ; Hopper, Bev
Beuormann,• Barbara Folheringham,
Tim Fritz. Five pickling .cucumbers,
under 7.5 cm, leave'stems on: Brenda
Pullman, Andrew Kennedy, Kallen
Carroll, Blair Oeuermann,'Fbur table
• beets- Tracy Read, •Robbie Van Loon,
Cheryl Ann Storey, Kate Papple.
Four cooking offlbffs, with skins on:
Stevan Johnson, Cathy Palin, Ptet
Hate, Lee CUrrah: FIve red, ripe
Tomatoes Will etema On: Doug Hugill,
Brenda Pittman, Ben Rothwell, Kim
Fritz. Ten potatoes, any variety,. In
suitable box, :girt exhibitor: Cheryl
Ann 'Storey,- Brenda Pullman, Lori
Cronin, Judy Coupland, Two green
cabbages: Bobble Van Leon, Andrew
Kennedy, Helen Van Lbon, Susanne
Hickson. i`wo pepper squash: Patrick
Moylan; Lee Currah, Ken Axtmann,
Marianne Moylan. '
Ten potatoes, any variety In suit-
able box, boy exhibitor: David Cronln
Andrew Kennedy, Chris Maloney,
Paul Dodde. Two pie pumpkins, 17.5
cm In diameter:' Robbie Van Loon,
Gayle Harrlson, Jeff Grinnell, Billy
Stewart. Largest pumpkin: Laura
Che3ney,, Ron Pryce, Amy Vanden
Akker, • Connie McClure, 3 ears
popping 'cern: Craig Hader/ell; Bar*
bars Fotheringhaen, Paul Dodds,,
Joan Dodds, Largest squall): David:' ,
Campbell, Sandra McInally, Jennifer
tftkilllr Brent Van den Akker; Three
WO tweet fable corn: Anne Robinson
-Matt; Townsertdi, Myr Workman,
,Ribble Van Liar, Two, 9iunfip+eers
heads; Tracy Read, Steven Johnson,
Carel Axtmann, Ken Axtmann, Three
specimens of gourds, In suitable box,
teav„ef Mems on: Wifllarn .Fotheing-
ham, Efi;ppeth Anna SteleArt, Ben
Rathwell, Tracy„ Read. A vegetable
man: Brad Falconer, Peter, John.
Bonen, Malt. Townsend, Androw
Kennedy.
Special, Seaforth Coop $5.00, -
Robbie. Van. Loon. Topnotch: s3,00;
-Brenda Pullman, S2.00 Tracy Bead.,
Pansies; Terry Gray, Nancy Taylor,
Julie Townsend,: Michael Schoender-
woerd. Sweet '.Peas„ .Scott DriSeell,
Jason Schoonderwoerd, Gladtolii - 3.
spikes; Chris Cardno, Murray Town,
send, Mark Ryan,: Terry Gray. Asters,
mixed colours, 5 stents: Scott Driscoll:
Michael Schoonderwoerd,, Brad Fal-
coner, Kathy Rathwell. Asters!
powder puff 5 sterna: Scott. Driscoll.
Brad Beutenmlller, Jennifer Hugill,
Jane Nipple. Asters. - need,e, 5
stems: Helen yan Loon.'Mark/Olds-
large,
Mart olds -Targe, 3 stems: Terry. Gray, Trevor
Fortune, Kate Papple, Jane Papple
Marigolds - smell, 5 stems: Sherri
Kling, Kathy Rathwell, Cheryl Read,
Jeff Gemmed. Zinnias = Pompom -5
stems: Bev, Beuermann, Karsten
Connie McClure• r6, tea: blscutts ,aft
grades; Joanne. carter, Janice Carter;
Sandra. Hunt.,' ..Donna •M4Clure, S•
squaree unbaked, grads 4,5,6Scott;
Townsend, Paul '.Dodds, 'Part Camp*
belt, Peter VanSlyke, 6-2.5 cm chop:
fudge -open to ,all grades: Cindy,
Evans, Ann McClure, Julie Town-
send, Mary Hunt. 6 cupcakes decor-
ated for a party open to all grades:
Merry.Townsend,,Uncle. Ellis, Lorret-
ta .Glanvipe, ttanOyr Bodkin. Nut-
ritious; & attrwttve, school lunch in,
suitable container: Vicki Gordon,
Debbie. Campbell, $taut Townsend,
Matt Townsend. 1 matt attractive.
pizza, grade, 7' & 8; Sandra Hunt,
Kathy. Pryce, Date Loal Grade 6,7 A.
8; Sandra Hunt: Paul Dodds, Kathy
Pryce, Joan Dodds, 6 plain peanut
butter cookies 6,7, & 8: Kevin
Colam �, SandraHunt, Barry Vin-
Pent, Julie Townsend. Mrs. Williams,
special: Sandra Hunt, ,loenne Carter.
Paul Dodds, Scott Townsend.
An exhibit made from clothes pins:
Linda Ellis, Dav;d KelIV Tr�
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Stenion Peter Vanslyke. A button
collection -grade 3-6: Peter Vanslyke,
Linda :Ellis, Kevin Cooper, David
Keay,
A Inacram° plant hanger,including,
plant grades 7&8: Wendy Smith,
Mark. Ryan, Darlene Moore, Beverly
a y. ik-3) .Poets: Mike •Schoonder-
woerd., David Katy, Terry t<aiily,
Aunts N-6) Booklet: Machaet Kelly,
Martin Andreassl, Grant Ross,
School Display: St. James & Sea -
forth .Public S10,00 each.
Historical: Contest: A model, dem-
stration or display of pioneer crafty
industry, .etc, Cindy. Evans, David
Kealy, Michael: Kelly. .Mark .Ryan,
Terry, Kelly.
Eggs; 2'h doz. brown eggs: Kim
•Peas, Jim Mao. 21/2 doz. white eggs:
Bruce Scott, Ann Wilson, Sharon
Wilson, Joe. Ryan.
LION'S PET SHOW
Best-lt: & ,Kati
rend. Swinkleookings,caMananaNatalie Moylan,.
Shelly Anne :Coughtry,. Judy Coup
'land. Most unusual cat: Barb Sloan,
Ltnda Van Dyk, Donna Godkin, Tracy
Taylor. 6,51 looking rabbit: Stephen
Dotmage, Matt Townsend, }bug
•Hugill, Naomi Ward. Most unusual •
rabbit: Susan' Rutley, Susan DAie, • •
Darren Beuerman, Eileen Ward. Beet.. •
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looking, dog: Judy Nigh;. • Patrick
Moylan, Lisa O'Dwyer, Karen Camp- :
bell. Best dog; least resembling any •
known breed: Claudette, Tommy „
Nash, Todd Mauer, Jason Rodney. •
Best behaved dog: Barry Vincent, • '
Any breed pigeon: Susan. Hulley, . ••
Billy Stewart; Mary Lou Stewart, •
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Kelly, Helen. Nott. 'Pumpkin toot
plain, Jane Vincent, Mary Fothertng,•
tam, Grace Broadtoot, Applalaitw,
Cake, plain; Mrs, D. Keller, Mtyec
'Fotheringham, Gil" Papp",
Weston'sspeclsl mat points. in
classes 5-14. Olive Papple. Arv,
Flour for fiat in Class 7, LAllr;
Hodgen.
Maple crown -WPM*. W Ib,: Oily,
Papp!., Mrs, D. K•liy,'Lillian Evan',
Chocolate Fudge, approx. ,h lb,:
Qtlye Papple, Chrirtlne Trimmer,
Mrs. D. ,Kelly. Seven cheoelate,
brownlee, iced: R. Campbell, Loretta.
Mintage, Olive Papple, seven ba ell
peanut butter cnoktai;. Mrs. Lillian,
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OLDTYME MUSIC Was the theme of this James Seperate school
float, complete with musicians and square dancers in last week's fall fair
parade:
Carroll, Joan Dodds, Jason Schoend-
erwoerd, Zinnias large, 3 stems: Ben
Rathwell, Scott ,Driscoll, Pat Nigh,
Terry Gray. Dahlias -large, 1 stem:
Terry Gray. Cindy Maloney, Bradley
Beutenmfller, Jason Schoonderwoerd
Dahlias -baby or pompom, 5 stems:
Kevin Coleman; Terry•Gray, Denise
Morey, Lynn Nigh. Dahlias -Cactus, 3
stems:. Terry Gray, Kevin Coleman;
Brad Beutenmiller. Cosmos -5 stems:
Terry Gray, Scott Townsend, Murray
Townsend, Jason Schoonderwnerd: A
cheery arrangement in a ooneernug:
Becky ,Rathwell, Brenda -Pullman;
Scott Driscoll, Sherri Lynn Coleman,
Petunias -double: Terry Gray, Donna
Godkin, Scott Townsend; Nancy God
kin. Petunlas, single •- 2 colours:
Wendy Hoelscher; David McLiwain,.
Jeff Hoelscher, Kevin Coleman,
Snapdragons, 3 spikes, any colours:
Jell Britton, Brad Beutenmtller,•Stev-
en Johnson. 'Dining "Table centre,
flowers & container. no more than
22.5 cm high: David McLlwain, Scott
Driscoll,Mary Hunt, Brad Falconer:
Floral Mat: Michael Schoonderwoerd.
Donna Godkin, Scott Driscoll; David
McLtwain,
• Red and white arrangement:
Donna Godkln, Scott Driscoll, David
McLlwaln, Carol Axtmann; Roses, 3
blooms: Jeff Britton, Scott Drtscoti„
Murray Townsend, Dail& McLlwain,
Floribunda Roses - 1 spray. Scott
Driscoll, Scott Teall; Sara Tealt, Jell
Hoeischer, `Bachelor buttons or corn-
flowers, 5 stems: Kathy Rathwell,
Ben "Rathwell, Terry Gray, Brenda
Pullman, Flower arrangement in
small pumpkin or squash Scott
Driscoll, David McL'iwain,. Brad Fal-
coner,,Jetf Gemmell -
Special Seaforth' Jewellers S5.00
most point in sections -, Terry Gray..
Simpsons Sears; $5,00 to winner of
class 25 won by Scott Driscoll.
6 banana muffins -all grades: Brad
Carter. voanne Carter, Ann McClure,'
Beuermann. An article of string art,
grade 8; Derek Cooper, Joanne
Albert; Dorothy Dyk, Joe Ryan. A
bottle lamp: grades 7&8: Derek
Cooper. A project turned on a lathe:,
Barry Vincent, Peter Boven, Derek
Cooper. An article of wl h ut
zipper Grade 7: Sandra Hunt: Brenda
PuiinTan, Wendy Smith, Susan Hui-
• fey. An article of clothing including
zipper. grade 8: Gale Turnbull: Lisa
:Campbell, A woodwork project made.
.by 'hand, Grades.. 7 E. 8: ' Derek
Cooper, Danny, Stryker. An article
made from sheet metal, grades 78.8:,
Barry Vincent,. Derek Cooper.
'Stringed picture frame, grade 5 &.
6: John Ryan, Michael Kelly. Picture-
string art- Grades 3 & 4: Peter
Vanslyke, Mike Schoonderwoerd,
Anne Robinson; Jane Papple. Butter-
fly of felt, fabric, buttons, etc. grades
1:& 2::Jason Schoonderwoerd, Terry
• Kelly, Danny Glanville, Nancy 'God -
kin. A homemade candle grade 1 & 2.
Terry Kelly, David' Kelly, Jason
Schoonderwoerd. Open choice -any
craft Item' not listed above; Chris
Dinsmore, Wendy Smith, David Kel
iy, Brian Whyte. Special A & 'F
Boutique: S5.00`, for most points to
classes & 2: Linda EIIIs. $5.00 for ..
• mostpoints in classes 3-19 was Derek
Cooper.
Grade 4',5,6, any topic - up to; 8
lines; Joanne Carter, Peter Vanslyke,.
HeatherRitz. Grades 4,5,fr, -.A 4 line
verse, rhyme not necessary:, Tammy
Taylor, Jennifer Hugill, Cheryl Ann
Storey. Grades 7 & 8, any topic 16!to
20 lanes:. Patricia Rimmer, Glenda
Beuerman, Jim Campbell. Primary
Grades 1-3 A tall tale: Brad Beutten-
miller, Tery Gray, Andrea. Muir,
Junior 4,5,6' "The Best Thing that
ever htappend to me": Gayle 'Har-
rlson, Manny Gomes, Darren Beuer,
mann. intermediate Gr. 7 & 8; Any
Personal Topic: Shelly
Driscoll Jean-
ne
McDonald, Debbie Hulley, Prim-
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Ev•art, Olive Papple, Ruth camphalt.
'Seven baked oattniset. ibokler, tolled,;
Gait .Hugill, Mary ,Fothsrfr►Dham,
Hsl•n Connell. Soret .oaten it date,
squares: Grace Broadfogf,,Artily Bei•.
careo. Mrs. B. Kelly.
best Qatmsal date squares: Gran
Spada; Sealorth Cromay for beet
Oatmeal, date ;guar's wort, by Grace
•Broedfoot. Arva Flour for mat points.
In 11 to 2Q won by Ruth Caunohell
.Pumpkin Rte. Jesrl• .HIII•n, Joyce:
Hugill, Mrs, .D, KATY'. ferry Wei
•lattice top: ,oaten Connell, Joyce •
tt 1plll, 011yltPappte.'Ratsk pie: Mrs.
•Jean} Hits, Helen Connell, :Ruth
Oampbsif. Apple P" -no spice: JesslY
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Chris Maloney. Fancy Fowl: Darren. •
Beuerman ' Becky Campbell, Bonnie; •
Turner, Jim Campbell. Most unusual •
pet: Laura & Stephen Pletsch, Nancy •
Godktn, Andrea Pinder, Jeff Akey, •'
Consolation event: Chris Maloney, •
Sherry •'
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PARADE : •
Grades 1,2,3,4 -To room with best . •
Identifying' headdress, sash or apron:
Gr. 1, SP.S. Gr. 3-4, St. James; Gr.
4S.P.S.; Gr. 2_S.P.S, Grades 5,6,7.8.
To room with best banner or individu-
al placard, 1tag & pennant: Gr. 5 &6
S.P.S.; Gr. 6 S.P.S.; Gr. 7 St. James.' •
Best Class Float: Gr. 5 S.P.S.; Gr.
8 St.. James; St. ,Columban School.
Best clown (any age) The Glanvltles;.
The,Townserids, Barry Vincent, Shar-
on Kelly.
Spector Prize -non.. school ..float -
Nursery School.
Best Pet & Handier: Carol . Ann
Glanville, Central Huron Rabbit Club
Winthrop Warrettes. Best Decorated
Pony & Cart: Bob MacLachlan,
Nancy Millson, Wre. Leeming, Har-
vey McLlwain.
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Repairs to all .makes of
cars .&, light trucks;
Lawn Mowers &
Tillers, Small Motor
Repair.
Ph ,n 345-
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yeast: Mrs: ;D; Kelly, Loaf fruit
bread, entire crust, yeast: Mrs, D.
Kelly. Six Clover Leaf' buns, plain
yeast: Mrs- D. Kelly.
Special: V1/omens Institute stitute 55:00
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most. points 1-4 won by Mrs. D.
Kelly.Arva Flour for 1st in class 1.
Mrs. D. Kelly,: Angel cake uniced:
Lillian Evans,•ois Moore; Mrs: Dan.
McInnes. Banana layer cake with
tilting iced Lois Heger}, Olive• Papple .
Mrs. D. Kelly. Chilton cake any
flavor: Helen Connell,' Mrs. D. Kelly,
.Olive Papple,. Dark fruit cake, entire
crust: Olive Papple, Light fruit cake.
entire crust: Otive Papple,
n Mrs. D.
Kelly: Date and nut loaf: R. Campbell
Grace Broadfoot, Olive Papple. Car-
rot Loaf: Mary Fotheringham, Mrs, D.
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Nan, Helen Nett,:+HMM• CiwM•.1..
tipeslsl: ArVa Flour mtxtt,Writs IR
:divas. 2144, Wart by, J•NN; Hilton.
Swan butter tarts: Helen Connell;.
tr•tt+l. Dolrnage, J. Helen,
'Seven baked Loy tarty. Mn. D.
Keely. B$ttY GlenvlU..
I ssk..; 8Aafortil Oreatnory for
Belt, 0i4* tatty, Woo by Haw
C lnnell.ea: Biscuit: .won. oy Helen
:011001. For Bat Bran Muffins;
rOraca 13rpadloot,
8pedel
5111s Hardware: Most,
,points In section, N: Mrs, D. Kelly,
Olive Popple, Chocolate cake
Cadbury: Mrs, 0„. KNIY.,. .Brenda
Whyte. Mrs, Wm. Dolmaga, _Choc-
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Crtrptytfak• tipsolM: Oflve Pappt!t
;ChristIne Trettwtr, Rath Campbslt,,,
Bee Dlah..o baked been won by'
,pllv_P•Ppl!t,
NEEDLEVIKNIK
Qullt practical, any design, fled:
Joyce HUgilt, Helen Connell. Oultt.
hand stitched applique: Mrs. Jim,
Cronin, Mn, Robt. McMichael, Mrs..
Mary Finlayson: Quilt pieced gp`
metric dealgn; Mrs, Robt. MOMich
rel, Quilt ;embr010.ery; Dorothy liar,
quls, Jenny McNaughton. Quilt -twin
size either boy or girl: Mrs. Jim;
Cronin. Crib quilt; Deb Jamieson,
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Mat, lo�i(s•,'�,,,,•h,�o� ed on t�u�tisy canes;
Allred KOlgth 0 Joann* J•w$tt, spools
iatorttt Womet's ingest
Write in, 147 won by Mn, .,tenor.
Cronin,
Wall ,banging, latch booksid• in.
turkey canWrs; Alfred Knight, Grace
Broadfoot, Joanne Jewitt.
FIoor cushion: Mrs. Oliva Papple;
Mary Nevlll, Cushion patchwork: Peb.
Jamfason, Mrs. Wm, Dolene., Al-
fred Knight. Cushion -fancy crochet:
Mrs, Masionasl, Mary Fothfrrhp
ham, :Mr's`. . .. Odrnap1e MOW,�gl�:tW,
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Electrical
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HOME FARM &
COMMERCIAL WIRING.
Phone Auburn $26-7505
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Mitchell 348-$684
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Phone: 527-1620
Seaforth
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SUPERMARKET
Over 100 machines on display
Service to all makes'
Sales -White; Etna, Husgvarna
lots of used machines from
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SEW AND SAVE
CENTRE LTD.
149 Downie ..qt
(2 doors south.of Hudsu,).,
Stratford, 271;-9660'
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For good old
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527-1964
CONSTRUCTION-
Excavating
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North main in Street
Seaforth, Ontario
527-0104
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87•Goderich::St., Seaforth
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CEMETERY
MONUMENTS
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39 Main S.
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Seaforth
.Horne .Business
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Sickness &
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527-1610
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Piano
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FUNERAL HOME
87 Goderich.St.. West
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Seaforth 527-1390
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Home
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vinyl siding, windows,
and doors, Additions,
renovations, etc. .
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7 Main St., Sot;th
Seaforth.
OPTOMETRIST'S AND
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Prescriptions Filled
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Saturday 9-12:00
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527-1303
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Fast unloading
elevator.
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24 hrs. a day
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482-3438
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WELDING AND
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Winnipeg Rd.
Vanastra
482.7931
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Livestock Racks
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Grain oodles
Fifthr,Wheel 'Trailers
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